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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2664, 8 January 1916, Page 4

I FRESH FRUIT BY THE TON JS pouring into the "It" Factory to bo converted into luscious Jams for the delight of people all over the Dominion. Straight from the orchards it comes — sometimes as much as twenty tons in a day. All of it fresh, juicy, and • ripened to perfection—the choicest fruit grown anywhere—and preserved within a few hours of its picking. "K" 'JAM; No wonder "K" Jam is 60 delicious —so fruity in flavour —so superior to all other jams. It OUGHT to be! Don't use inferior jams when you can obtain "K" Jam from your own grocer. Just say "K," and get the BEST. KIRKPATRICK'S, NELSON. (Jam Leaders for 35 Years.) PRESENTS ■ FOR THE SMOKER. jJXTENSIVE SELECTION, DEPENDABLE QUALITY, SUPERBLY DISPLAYED, At G. & C. ALDOTJS', TOBACCONISTS, 206 LAMBTON QUAY. CHRISTMAS SALE. SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS. WE are offering at a VERY LOW FIGURE a FINE SELECTION of WELL-KNOWN MAKES. Sco our Window Display. THE LeGROYE TYPEWRITER & IMPORTING CO., LTD., 199 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. CHEAP TYPEWRITERS, are offering Splendid Bargains in Second-hand TYPEWRITERS. Call and • inspect. Cash or Terms. ; THE OFFICE APPLIANCE COMPANY, : LTD., i 17 and 19 Cuba Street, Wellington. ! 'Phone 1076. i ' ~ I TO OUR READEHS.' s < not gc withou* your daily paper ' when away on your holidays. Wo ( have Agents ill ev.>ry township and most f villages within 200 miles of Wellington, ' from whom "Tho Dominion" can be ob- ' tained daily. If the postal delivery is , more convenient to you, let us have your < address and we will mail "The Dominion" i to you daily for 9d. weekly prepaid. j PUBLISHER, I "Dominion." i TO CITY AND SUBURBAN SUB- l . I SCRIBERS. j WHERE it is desired that the daily I delivery of "The Dominion" shall t be suspended daring the holidays, sub- J 6cribers are requested to send their in- . structions .in writing to ' THE PUBLISHER. ' P. ROBERT AND CO.. ( MILITARY' OUTFITTERS. I EXPERT EIIBEOIDERERS. ] T ATEST Power Machinery for manufao- ' Ai turing all kinds of Metal Badges, ' Buttons, etc., for Soldiers. j P.O. BOX 69. PALMERSTON NORTH , (One minute from Post Office). J MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE! ' TRiON'T discard broken castings. Make ' jLJ' them as good as new by using ' WELDARINE. . i JOHN CHAMBERS AND SON, LTD., . Wellington. ,

News lias lieon received that Mr. Jack Laidlaw, of tlio firm of Laidlaw, Leeds and Co., expects to get his certificate in tlie ltoyal Flying Corps at an early date. Mr. Laid law left Auckland a lew montlis ago with the object of attaching himself to the ambulance brigade, having passed with honours in the St. John examination. Ho. found tho ranks of this department of tho Army full, and enlisted in tho Royal Fiying Corps, undertaking to learn to Uy at his own expense. Although he has only been studying aviation for short period he expresses tho hope, writing in a loiter just vcGoived in Auckland, ty ha qualified for active service' slwi'tjjr,.