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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2400, 4 March 1915, Page 4

DOCTORS PRAISE PURE JAM The highest food authorities vindicate the popular appreciation of "K" Jam—the pure Jam. , Fresh ripe fruits are wholesome and healthful. Cane sugar is a concentrated food of high "fuel" value. When combined by clean and careful cooking—preserved in absolute purity—they form, an unrivalled food-delicacy. "K" JAM is the highest attainment in Jammaking. The fruit . and sugar used are the very best—the conditions are ideal —the Jam is simply PERFECT. . Ask for "X"-—take no substitute. Purity Guaranteed by } EIEEPATRICE'S; NELSON

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WATSON'S WHISKY IS THE ' BEST IN THE WORLD. E. B. DAVIS AND CO., '' Tailors, \ 201 LAMBTON QUAY, THE HOUSE FOE QUALITY. ARE FIRST with the New Col- . V ° n . ra > Weaves, Styles, arid Patterns. All choice fabrics for the Spring. Come ana see them. PRICE 46 6s. to £1 7s. For Information relating to PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS, - CONSULT BALDWIN AND RAYWARD, PATENT ATTORNEYS, N.Z. Insurance Buildings,. Wellington. SEWING Machines going at rigorous reductions. Harrison's Home Knitting Machines at cut prices! Now is your opportunity to effect big savings. Oscar Hewett and Co.'s Annual Stocktaking Sale is in full swing, and every possible item of surplus stock is now being got rid of This opportunity is YOURS; grasp it! At any rate, would it not be advisable to call or write for details? Oscar Hewett and Co., Home of Domestic Machinery, 56 Cuba Street, Wellington. THE WEATHER SUMMARY AND FORECAST The' rear of the cyclone off the East Coast 0 fthe North Island and the front of the westerly stoma area, now enveloping the Dominion have modified each other The latter ia likely to pass in the south by to-morrow evening, the barometer falling everywhere in tho meantime, with strong northerly winds, ob&aging by west to high southerlies. Expect unsettled end cloudy weather witli rain probable generally and a, cold snap following. D. 0. BATES. Meteorological Office, Wellington, March 3, 1915. DISTRICT WEATHER REPORTS. (From' our Own Correspondents.) Featherston, March 3.—Fine and bright. .Greytown, March 3—Beautifully fine. Masterton, March 3.—Fine and mild. • The Wellington City Council invite tenders, to close March IS, for the printing of office books and stationery for two years, ending Marc'ln 31, 1917. The Public 'Works Department invite tendons, to close March '31, for the construction of two road bridges over tho Waihopu River, Marlborough. . Mr. F. P. Welch, Masterton, has a small suburban farm for sale. Mrs. Hi B. Ma?on, 86 Ghtiznce Street, has reopened her ball-room dancing classes for beginners.

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