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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2767, 10 May 1916, Page 4

' « . ' r' ALWAYS GOOD.'t : '" '__ i; ALWAYS I—that is one of . the reasons why " K " ' Jam is by far the most popular—why all wise jam-buyers invariably ask for " K." You can always depend upon "K " Jam being Fruity in Flavour and Perfect in Quality. "IT 'JAM ■ is known and appreciated in every corner of the Dominion, because of its Uniform Goodness. Wherever you buy it, you'll get the Best Jam it is possible 'to obtain KIRKPATMCK'S, NELSON.. ("Where The Best Fruits Grow.") -—: ■ —: (■ THE SUCCESSFUL SNAPSHOTTER . IS ' . THOROUGH— And he who receives the • greatest pleasure and profit from his thoroughness uses, RUBY REFLEX. The Camera that removes doubt as to results. The user of the Ruby Keflex knows that he is getting in everything essential to the picture; that his focus is right; that the action cannot be too fast for the Cooke F 4.5 Lens and the Ruby Shutter; that poor light need not worry, him. Other points mnke the "Ruby" the simplest yet most efficient Reflex at the price— •.-.•• £V 1 10s. (including s\x plate-holders). Call'or write for complete details-^-Freer WATERWORTH'S LAMBTON QUAY (NEXT KELBURN . TRAM). AVON TYRES. iV ON. TYRES. N

ITdE Tests of time and mileage have proved the superiority of AVONS. Suitable on all cars for all roads. These Sterling BRITISH-MADE TYRES 1 PROFIT the Nation. 1 PROFIT the' Motorist . PRESERVE the Car. They Serve Best and Satisfy Most. Garages everywhere that give preference to British Tyres stock. "A V 0 N S." Sole New Zealand Distributors, MALING AND- COMPANY, LTD.. Christchurch. m : E. K. -BURGESS, DENTAL SURGEON, Has Removed to Bank New Zealand Chamber's, Manners . Street. ONEY to. Lend, from ,£lO to .£SOO, upon Furniture, Pianos, Life Policies, Shares, etc.; reasonable interest; easy repayments. . Apply THOMAS RLCHARDSON. S3 Willis Street. Tel. 718.

According to the Federal Minister of Customs (Mr. Tudor) the British AVar Office urgently requires supplies of curled hair, suitable for bedding and saddlery, and the Arm Council is prepared to consider quotations for 700 tons of this article for delivery during July,. August, and September. Quotations should be addressed to the Director of Army Contracts, London, and should be accompanied, by samples of the hair, which should ho well curled back, clean, and free from waste and fibre, or other spurious substances. Particular attention should be paid to the length and strength of the hair. Forty-two members represented the full strength of the Berhnmporo Football Club's active list. Thirty-five of these have rallied round tho flag since the outbreak of war, and the club has been compelled to cease operations for the present in tho football field. Naturally those connected with the club are rather proud of its record. In his report t» tho Karori Borough Council last eveniug, Mr. G. N. Brigham, the borough engineer, stated that tho' hockey grounds at Karori Park were ready for play. No organised, games had taken place, biit several scratch matches had been played by Iwtb. ladies' and men's teams. The croquet lawns aro being prepared for fop dressing, and the ladies had reported very favourably on the state of the lawns during the past year. O'er all there hung the shadow of a fear, A senso of misery his visage haunted, Which said as plain as whisper in the ear, "With 'flu' he's haunted." But I will not repine a little bit, Woods' Peppermint Cure is wanted. He took some—now he's well and fit, The "flu" avaunted. —Advt.