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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2860, 26 August 1916, Page 8

NATURE AND MAN TOGETHER PRODUCE -THIS PERFECT JAM— "K" JAM JJATURE grows the fruits, which, develop to ripe perfection in Sunny Nelson—the finest fruit-growing district in the Dominion. The "K" Factory is. within easy distance of the orchards, therefore the fruit reaches us in perfect condition, rich in colour and flavour, full of natural goodness. The experience of over 35' years goes to the making of "K" Jam. Our experts prepare hundredsxof lons of jam each year! Every pound of "K" Jam is .Absolutely Purs—contains nothing but choico fruit and finest sugar. The "K." method enables you to enjoy the fine flavour of fresh fruit every day in the year! BUY "K" JAM-PUREST AND BEST! • KIRKPATRICK, ,Nelsou. AUCEL AND- C'ITT .. PROPERTIES. IN THE ESTATE OP' LATE PATRICK DARBY. To be Sold, by PUBLIC AUCTION, BY ORDER OF TRUSTEES, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1916,

' ' : -' ■' "11 a.m.," by ' *,■-'' * ■. . m -MANDENO -JACKSON, -at- their MAET, CUSTOMS STREET E., AUCKLAND. , , .;. "THISTLE. HOTEL,. : '.. QUEEN AND DABBY STREETS^ .- .WAREHOUSE, • 6 SHOPS, DABBY AND ELLIOTT . • STREETS, : , ;r .DASBY;S agILDWGS,.. . . SHOP'S'AND' OFFICES; QUEEN . 'STREET'AND.FORT STREET . • ';"■■ ■' '. LANE. ' • ■.' ; : . : FAMILY EESIDEFCE . NEW/ STREET, PONSONBY., RESIDENCE, SYMONDS STREET. TERMS: ONE-THIRD CASH, BALANCE ' ' ■■ 5 YEARS, 5 : PER CENT. . . ALSO, ; QUEEN'S BUILDINGS, - WELLESLEY STREET . WEST, JUST ABOVE 'ALBERT STREET, '• 66ft.-sin. frontage by. 80ft.'depth. . i ' FINE BLOCK OF SHOPS, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, 60ft. lin. an 3 '80ft. 2in. to LIVERPOOL STREET. Plans and Full Particulars at the Auctioneers, - T. MANDENO JACKSON.

A desire having been expressed for information 'as to the medals which may be earned by soldiers for war service, tho Secretary of the War Office announced on June 26 that tho medals in question are the following :—The Victoria Cross.—-The conditions under which this is awarded are well known. Up to the present date eighty-six Victoria Crosses have been awarded in tk.e present war to warrant officers, non-commissioned officers and soldiers. Tho Military Cross is awarded for "distinguished services in time of war," and may he won by warrant officers,, as well as by commissioned officers of rank not above that of captain; 130 warrant officers have received the Military Cross up to date. Tho Distinguished Conduct Medal is awarded for individual acts of distinguished conduct, and for devotion to duty in the field. This medal has been earned by about 6150 warrant officers, non-commission-ed officers and soldiers during tho present war no to date. The Military Medal, which was instituted some two months ago, is awarded to non-com-missioned officers and soldiers for individual or associated nets of bravery in tho field. About 1700 of these have been conferred up to date. Tho General War Medal, the issue of which is not decided until peace has been concluded. A man will traverse tho principal streets of the City on September 2 find present Half-sovereigns to persons who, on rennest by him. can produce an Anznc Art Union .Ticket bearing; ■ the stamp, ."J. and M.'BEDMAN," on the back* Over GOO women secured prizes in the Tec<jn.t.Desert Gold Tea Competition. A new competition is now under way, with ,£SO in prizes, and also gift prizes. Drink Desert Gold-Tea and save the "Camels." -Advt. :■.