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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2726, 22 March 1916, Page 4

THE LAEGE ARMY OF GOOD COOKS ■ - I who use it is the best proof of the Quality and Reliability of "K" BAKING POWDER. "Pure ingredients mixed carefully by experts assures a raising compound that always givs perfect results. You cannot go wrong with "K." "K" COSTS LESS THAN MOST . OTHER BRANDS, and is very economical to use. Get a tin to-day and test it! Quality Guaranteed by • KIRKPATRIOK'S, .Pure Food Specialists, ; „ NELSON. .' ' '"TOE DOMINION" AT KOTORTJA. WELLINGTON Residents visiting Rotorua may procure l "The Dominion" from • MR. W. E. BENNETT, Stationer, NEAR RAILWAY STATION, Who will deliver if required;' Advertisements received at,the Agency. MAKING UP A SOLDIER'S, KIT depends on what are considered necessaries. To the majority of active service soldiers who are looking forward to givine interesting narratives of their travels and experiences when they return, a ~ SOLDIER'S KODAK is indispensable. It will preserve all the memorable Incidents in permanent form, and not allow them to .be crowded out of the mind by subsequent happenings. Call in and see some of the lino little pictures the Soldier's Kodak has takon Price 355. each. . v Simple, neat, light, durable—always in focus. .:'.-.• WATERWORTH'S Lambton Quay (next Kelburn Tram). SALEI " SALE I' SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS. TPCTE are offering at a VERY LOW FIGURE a FINE'SELECTION of WELL-KNOWN. MAKES. See our Window Display. THE LeGROVE TYPEWRITER & IMPORTING CO., LTD., 193 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON* ' \ WESTMINISTER SLICED. PLUG . is now regularly imported by us, and those smokers who became devotees of this high-grade tobacco, when the initial importation was ' made, can again' obtain it at our establishment. : • In 4oz. Tins at 2s. Bd. G. &C. ALDOUS, \ TOBACCONISTS, 206 LAMBTON QUAY. A Favourite Holiday Refreshment, PURIRI. . . Try' it with ' •' Milk, Cordials, ,•■ ■ or Spirits. WHISKY & PURIRI. JJOYAL HOTEL, AUCKLAND. D. COLLINS, Late Clarendon Hotel, Christehurch, Proprietor. For Information relating to PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS CONSULT BALDWIN AND RAYWAKD, ' PATENT ATTORNEYS, 215 Lambton Quay, Wellington.

The suggestion was made at Saturday's meeting of the Auckland Golt Club that members of various athletio and sports clubs in the Dominion havo it in their power to lighten the tedium of idle time for soldiers in Egypt by sending them the wherewithal to play their favourite games. Mr. N. R, Macintosh stated thai New Zealand men in Egyptian camps were feeling tho need of sporting materials. They often had time on their hands, and tennis courts, golf courses, and cricket grounds were at their disposal, but it was difficult to procure the equipment for tho games. He suggested that many members of New Zealand clubs had sparo golf clubs and balls, or tennis racquets and balls, or cricket hats and balls and wickets, or boxing glove, -which they would willingly send away for tho benefit of tho troops, if only some organised effort were mado for their, collection. No doubt one or other of tho agencies which bad already sent goods for solrliers would be willing to arrange for the carriage of sporting requisites. Tho president, Mr. A. Clark, suggested that as far a« coif clubs were concerned) m«rtiu3i'ii of tn« club should send to tho Uuh-housß aav that the? could scare*