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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2881, 20 September 1916, Page 4

~ THE MOST POPULAR OF ALL JAMS IS "K" RASPBERRY. JAM, fTJLL OF RICH FRUITY FLAVOUR. Jlado from fresh fruit grown in the famous Motueka raspberry gardons at "Sunny" Nelson. Delicious as e. spread for Bread! Ideal for iaaoy cooking—for filling Sponge Cakes and Kolls, Kiss Cakes, Jam Puddings, etc. "K" RASPBERRY JAM Retains the luscious fruity raspberry flavour to perfection—it tastes like fresh, ripo fruit. No other jam equals "K" for delicioroness and quality. Buy "K" alwaySj KIRKPATMOK, • NELSON, \ TO GENTLEMEN OF WELLINGTON. W3 have opened a Smoke Room up-, stairs in our Tea Rooms, for the convenience of Business Men, whero tho finest Tea and Coffee is served for 3d. per cup. D. BOHAN ANT) CO., 226 Lambton Quay. THE WEATHER 9 ' FORECAST AND SUMMARY AT 4 P.M. YESTERDAY. Present, indications are for strong easterly winds northward of Kawhia and; Napier, and south-easterly to north-easterly elsewhere. Expect increasing cloud l and haziness generally, and squally conditions about East Cape. Barometer fallinff everywhere ehortly. Atmospheric pressure has been very high to-day, and fair weather has prevailed, with moderate to strone southerly winds generally. ■ ■ , D. 0. BATES. Meteorological Office, Wellington, September 19, 1916. , DISTRICT REPORTS. (From Our Special Correspondents.) Featherston, Septombor 19.—Dull, unsettled. •' Qroytown, September 19—Fine, but dull.