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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2880, 19 September 1916, Page 4

THE MOST POPULAR! OF ALL JAMS IS TT RASPBEBRY. JAM', PULL OF RICH FRUITY H/ATOT>R. Mads from' fresh fruit grovrn in the famous Motucka. raspberry gardons at "Sunny" Nelssn. Dolicious as » spread for Bread! Ideal for lancy oooking—for filling Sponge Cakes and Rolls, Kisa Cakes; Jam Puddings, etc. "K" RASPBERRY jAM Retains lie luscious fruity raspberry flavour to perfection—it tastes like fresh, ripe fruit. No other jam oquals "K" for deliciousness and quality. Buy "K". always, KIRKPATRICK, NELSON. TO GENTLEMEN OF WELLINGTON. W5 have opened a Smoke Room upstairs in our Tea Rooms, for the convenience of Business Men, .where the finest Tea and Coffee ia served for 3d. per cup, . D. BOHAN AND CO., 226 Lainbton Quay. 'ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. "Aged."—Old; having lived; or existed long; an advanced period of life. Comparisons:'old is the general word for being near to the natural end, or having nearly readied the usual period, or life. For example, a cat is old at twelve years. Elderly is rather old, beginning to be old. Aged is. very old. Ancient is so old as to seem to belong to a past age—vide Century Dictionary ("Tho Times").