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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2709, 2 March 1916, Page 3

Mrs. Reilly and Mrs. Murray Thomson, of the iW Cross Shop, are having ii. liarrow in front <sf tlie Bank of New Zealand, Lambton Quay, on Saturday, at which cakes, sweets, fruit, etc. ( will bo sold. Should tiio parade ot the troops be held througii the streets, friends of tho soldiers should find _it vcrv useful in supplying them wit]) gifts time are likely to be appreciated by men on tho march. On Fridays the Red Cross Shop is open from 9 a.ru. to 9 p.m., and on Saturdays from 9 to one o'clock in the afternoon. Gifts of cako for the stall in front of the Bank on Saturday will be appreciated. Mrs. Reilly and Mrs. Thomson wish to acknowledge gifts of beautifully-arranged boxes of fruit which fchey received last week from Mrs. Parnell, of Street, and Mr. Eddleston, Cuba Street. ' / LADIES! Herb. Price cordially invites you to come along and 6ee his attractive showing of lovely silk scarves. You won't be pressed to buy.—Advt. . Wedding Announcement.—Beautiful roses and the choicest of flowers only are used when designing wedding bouauete, which I make a speciality ofPacked and forwarded through, the Dominion. Miss Murray, Vice-Rsg&l Florists, 36 Willis Street.—Advt. j . The Secret AWgooJ Jmj, Cooking T v\ is in the flaV \ vouring. > ...M h Tho flavour [£ 1 favoured by 3 an experienced, cook 'jhrj — one who really uSsi knows —is that im- Jjj | parted, by ||h Mellor's Iff S a ti c e |P|g Its inviting fragrance, its tasty zost, appeal to the most discriminating. Just a drop or two of Mellor's in Soup, Stew or Gravy, makes 8 m \ all thfl differonco.