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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2680, 28 January 1916, Page 4

ITS USE IS A PLEASUREITS RESULTS A DELIGHT! T BAKING •POWDER MAKES SCONES SNOW-WHITE AND FEATHER-LIGHT 1 MAKES DELICATE CAKES THAT "MELT IN YOUR MOUTH!" "K" COSTS LESS than most other brands, and it is very ' economical to use. TRY IT TO-DAY— You will be delighted. All Grocers sell "K" Baking Powder—the best. j Quality Guaranteed by Kirkpatrick's, Nelson. The Thing That Takes Without Mistakes. "QUICK-CLICK" PICTURES Of Heeling sccnes, a jump or gallop, is the RUBY REFLEX .. „ CAMERA. Fitted with the famous Codte F4.5 Lens; Eversct Mirror; Revolving Back; Sunk and Reversible Lens Box; Mirror awl Mirror Mechanism; Single Movement; Extreme Extension; Self-Capping Time and Instant Focal Plane Shutter. Easily accessible. .Price <£12 10s. (with six Plate-holders).

Call or write for interesting details. WATEHWORTH'S 256 Lambton. Quay (next Kelburn Car). A Favourite Holiday Refreshment-, PTJEIBI. Try it with Milk, Cordials, or Spirits. WHISKY & PTJBIRI, For Information re'.atLic to PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS. CONSULT BALDWIN AND WAYWARD, PATENT ATTORNEYS, 815 Lambton Quay, Wellington, OFFICERS OF N.Z. FORCES WILL FIND H. GOTLIEB (Late of Newcastle, England), HIGH-CLASS MILITARY AND CIVIL TAILOR, MOST REASONABLE AND SATISFACTORY., ADDRESS-WIGGINS' BUILDINGS (First Floor), 'Phone 3063. 248 LAMBTON QUAY. SHORTHAND IN SO DAYS, You can Become a Shorthand Writer in 30 Bays by .Learning JJOYD SHORTHAND. Boyd Shorthand will be Accepted for Public Service Examinations. GREATLY REDUCED FEES For Dependents of Soldiers on Active Service. Call, 'Phone, or Write for Particulars. BOYD SHORTHAND SCHOOLS, N.Z, 100 Customhouse Quay, Wellington, 'Phone 1580. WHEN YOU THINK OF TEA You naturally think of D. BOHAN AND CO., 226 LAMBTON QUAY. BUT DON'T STOP THERE. Step into their comfortable new TEA ROOMS, and enjoy a delicious Cup of Tea, THE FINEST THE WORLD CAN PRODUCE. COUNTRY READERS SEND FOR SAMPLE.

Tho Libraries Committee of tlie City Council asked tlie council last evening for a direction as to whether they desired to continue binding the three local daily newspapers and storing them at the Central Library, in view of the fact that the newspaper cilices themselves keep .their Sles, and tho Town Hall records include copies of tlie threo papers. The space availablo at th<* Central Library coulil not be spared any longer, and provision would require to i>e made to accommodate tho papers in tho Newtown Branch. The council decided that the practice should continue. During a short discussion, the fact was mentioned that, the daily Press (urnifsliqa a vnlimhlu hUtorlcfi! word wliich it is JaiuUte desirable to Braßei've..