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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2810, 30 June 1916, Page 4

WISE MOTHERS BUY "K" JAM because Uiey have confidence in its nuo flavour and absolute purity. And they have been buying "K" Jam in- ever-increas-ing quantities over since it was introduced over 35 years ago. * .THE TEST OP TIME PROVES "J£" JAM THE BEST! The man who made the first pound of "K" Jam—Mr. S. Kirkpatrick—still supervises tho making of "K" Jam in 191 C. Tho "K" Reputation is Your Guarantee of Uniform Quality 1 , MADE IN "SUNNY NELSON.". Where The B?st Fruits Grow. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. CONTRACT Advertisement Replace Copy, for displayed advertising in "Tho Dominion." must in future reach the office before 2 p.m. on day prior to date publication is desired, and Copy received after that hour may, at the discretion of the Advertising • Manager, be held over till the next day. This step is necessary owing to the increased volumo of setting, and the difficulty of securing competent hands; and advertisers are therefore urged to assist by conforming to the above regulation. THE WELLINGTON PUBLISHING CO., LTD. POSTAGE OF 'THE DOMINION" TO AMERICA AND ALL OTHER NEUTRAL COUNTRIES. TTNDBR tho new regulations, newspapers addressed to neutral countries aro not forwarded, UNLESS DISPATCHED THROUGH THE PUBLISHING OFFICE OF THE PAPER ITSELF. Under "The Dominion" Special Pormit readers who have been sending the paper to friends resident in any neutral country can ensure future forwarding bycommunicating with the Publisher. ' J\ BO HAN AND CO. ' Do not claim to bo the only Tea Merchants selling good TEA, COFFEE, AND COCOA. They do claim, to give quite the best value in town, and you can test this for yourself at ■ , • 226 LAMBTON QUAY. Sd.-BOHAN'S NEW TEA ROOM-3d. Tea as supplied to His Excellency the Governor;

School siUis have been let by tbe Wellington Brlijtiation. Board as Mlovr:—G. Street, AVhareama, Section la, lilock 111, ltewaj, W. Douglas, Langdalo Junction, Scctiou 2a, Block XV, MangaPJ)jKeha; D. J, Cameron, ll'asterton, Section 91, Block V, Kopuaranga; K. Tlicmaon, Te Horo, Section 42, Block HI, Ivaitawa; A. J. ilartdern, Kuawhata, Section 2, Block IV, Jlangahao; .1. M. Goggin, iUangamaire, Suction Pt. 52, Black X, Mangahao; A. Howry, Itangamaire, Section 37, Block XI, Maugaliao; C. H. Sowty, Ballanco, Section 118, i?lock VI, Mangahao; G. Stewart, Konini. &ti:l;ion S3, Block XIV, llaugaliao; A. Siiiitl), Eketaliuna, Section ItiO, Block X, Mangaone; A. H. Wrightson, Mangamahoe, Section IS, Block XIV, Jlangaone; James Sl'Anutty, Ivaipaioro, Section 1, Block XIV, Tararua; C. risk, Waivotu, Ilutt, Section 1, Block X, Belmont.

"Is it always necessary to speak the truth?" was the amusing .subject of a debate) beld by tho French Ccrcle at Bartlett's Studio on Wednesday. evening. There was a very lively difference of opinion on the subject, and clever argument and illustration was forthcoming from both sides. Miss Van Staveren and Captain' Barclay argued in favour of the necessitv of speaking tho truth, whilst Miss Rowley and Mr. John Ri'gg produced some very cogent reasons why suchi a strict code was hardly necessary end at times altogether inadvisable. The general debato wliich followed the leadors was extremely diverting, nearly everyone in tho room being "full of wise saws and modern instances" to support their views. On tho voices the chairman decided in favour of the "Ayes," but the 'Noes" clamoured for a division, and Qgain tho decision was for tho truth. The monthly meeting of tho executive committee of' tho Wellington Diocesan Council, New Zealand Catholic Federation, was held last evening at St. Patricks Hall, Boulcott Street, tho Rev. Father Hurley, S.M., presiding over a full attendance of members. Tho draft report of tho exeeutivo for tho past year was considered, and agreed to. Satisfaction was expressed at the sound financial position of tho council. Attention was directed to tho naturo of some of tho posters exhibited outside certain places of entertainment in the city, and it was decided to await the result of the Dominion Council's action in referonco to films, etc., before proceeding with tho matter. Tho rev. chairman stated that as this would bo the last meeting of the executive he desired to express tho thanks of the council to tho honorary secretary (Mr. W.'F. Johnson) for tho work of tho past year,'with special reference to tho businesslike manner in which the reports, etc., had been prepared, and the work of the executive had been placed before tho meetings. There is no noed to pay fancy prices for Records by Caruso, Affre, Rosina Buckman, Chorniavsky, Ada Crossley, Poter Dawson, Jamieson Dodds, or other artists of special merit, as PATHEPHONE RECORDS by theso artists aro procurable at UNIFORM PRICES, according to size, lOin. at 35.; llin. at 55.; Hin. at 7s. Gd.; all double-sided. Call at OSCAR HEWI3TT AND CO., Patho Showroom, 50 Cuba Street (just below Bank N.Z.), and hear tho finest records the world produces—Advt,