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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2531, 4 August 1915, Page 6

THE DIFFERENCE. rj\HE chief difference between "K" Jam and others' ia its FEESH FRUITY FLAVOUR. Each "K" iind has the distinctive taste of the fruit from which it is made. How different to the tasteless "mush" which is so often miscalled jam! ."K" 'JAMis simply the freshest ripe fruits—sweet and luscicus—cleanly and carefully preserved with cane sugar under ideal conditions.. "K" possesses the "fresh from the orchard" flavour to a remarkable degree. Moreover, its excellence is dependableits superior quality is always uniform. "Ask for "K" and take no other, KIRKPATRICE'S, NELSON. UNIFORMS 'AND BIDING BREECHES MR. DOHERTY has just received a Shipment of the BEDFORD CORD so popular among the Officers of the Main Expeditionary Force and Earlier Reinforcements. JAMES A. DOHERTY, THE MILITARY TAILOR FROM ; LONDON, Patentee of the World-famed Seamless Knee-grip RIDINC BREECHES. 203 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. BURMESE .CHEROOTS. A SHIPMENT of these has been received by us from Messrs. Harry and Co., of Cocanada, the foremost manufacturers of Cheroots in Burma. 5 for Is. 18s. 6d. per 100. G. AND C. ALDOTJS, TOBACCONISTS, 206 LAMBTON QUAY.

A Good Drink—Whisky. A BETTER one— iWHISKY & PUBIBI. D. HOHAN AND CO. JJAVE OPENED TEA BOOMS 22G Lambton. Quay (next Hayward, Ladies' Tailor). Afternoon and Morning Tea 3d. and Gd.