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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2675, 22 January 1916, Page 4

THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE TO-DAY in every part of New Zealand are enjoying that famous fruit-delicacy—"K" JAM. Tlicy may bo found in town and country—in the largest city, and in the huts and camps of tho farthest backblocks. What is the reason for this wide popularity? Why do thousands of people ALWAYS specify "K" when buying Jam? Because - "K" JAM HAS NO RIVAL IN QUALITY AND DELICIOUS FRUITY FLAVOUR. No other Jam is made from such choice fresh fruits, or is prepared under such ideal conditions. No other Jam is so good, so tempting, so wholesome. ALWAYS BTJY "K." Prepared by KERKPATRJCE'S, Nelson.

BURMESE j CHEROOTS, From BARRY & CO., the famous Cheroot makers, Cocanada, Burma. 5 for Is. 18s. 6d. per 100. G. AND 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. See 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., 17 and 19 Cuba Street, Wellington. 'Phone 1676.

FREEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS. npHE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT COMPANY, LTD., ■ Is Prepared to Purchase FAT SHEEP IND LAMBS, By Weight or at Head. The Company also offers clients every facility for freezing on their uith account. Price 3 can be obtained on application at the Company's Offices, or from any of tho Buyers in tho country. W. G. FOSTER, \ Managing Director. For Information Tela tins to Patents and trade marks, i CONSULT BALDWIN AND RAYWAED, '' PATENT ATTORNEYS, 81S Lambton Qniiy, Wellington. "THE DOMINION." IJTHE Advertising Office will* be OPEN 'TO-DAY'(Anniversary Day) from 8

a.m. to 10.30 a.m., and from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.

"There is no getting out of the fact that Now Zealand is not doing half enough. 'She is not doing anything like what tho Mother Country is doing, comparatively speaking. It is about time compulsion was brought in." 'i'ho above remark was made by a member of the Napier Chamber of Commerce on Thursday. Another 'member expressed himself thus: "There are some families with three or four big sons who have not sent one member to fight, and I send my sons to go and fight for those shirkers." )F«r JJroßohful Courlis and Colda, i Wood' Greai Pappamiat Ours, Jft>