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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3036, 24 March 1917, Page 11

• CHAMPION'S PROWESS ACKNOWLEDGED BY THE LEADING STATESMEN, AND TAD REASONS WHY "HE" IS DIFFERENT TO OTHER MILLERS. THE LATE-RIGHT HON. SEDDON Stated (vide "Hansard");— "That tho then Southern Flour Trust ■ was not dangerous while 'Champion Muscle Raiser Hour', was such a power in the Dominion." . , And needless to say since it has just put certain Southern Flour Trusts under, thus fulfilling the late gentle-man's-'prophecy. THE RIGHT HON. MASSEY stated from tho public platform during the acute shortage of .Wheat and Flour, "That he didn't wish to give 'Champion', a free advertisement, but it was his bounden duijrtosay that the Dominion was grateful to him for having 6nch remarkable foresight or business acumen in saving the Dominion from a sorry plight/* Later on, when sneaking in the House on the Dominion resources, and the efficacious powers of "Champion," Mr, Thomas Wilford mdely asked if there were any. "VIRTUE", in it, to which Mr. Massey promptly Teplied "That it was a splendid flour, and' made from good milling wheat,"which brought forth deafening- applause. ■•.'■' SIR .TAMES ALLEN is .at times inclined to have a flirt with .Champion, and which has every. indication of becoming an . intimacy. Sir Jamoa is greatly impressed with "Champion's Efficiency Coy.," having produced 6uch maximum contributions at the recent Auckland and Waikato Shows, and he has decreed that the Efficiency Coy. is in every respect an essential industry. THE HON. HERDMAN, Minister for Justice, may deem "maximum contributions of Champion Muscle Raisor" .for pnblio demonstrations as dangerous, and a breach of the regulations until St. Patrick's Day 6ports prizes have been won. Though' before giving a final ruling ho will consult the Hon. Russell. Minister for', Internal Affairs, who is an authority in these matters, I am, J.. AUCKLAND.

A SMOKE YOU'LL ENJOY. From Rhodesia comes Dreadnought Navy Cut Tobacco—an all-British, fullflavoured, free-burning tobaoco, finding great favour amongst seasoned smokers. Dreadnought is the pure natural leaf, free' from all dangerous adulterants, and so it possesses a flavour which is at once distinctive and This splendid tobacco.' comes in medium and full strength, and every tin is guaranteed in perfect condition. Yon, sir, who have been smoking one tobaoco for so long, try a change—try Dreadnought—full 2oz. tins Is.—you'll Eke it. If you prefer a lighter smoke, try INVICTA MIXTURE —Rhodesian—British—full 2oz.—same price, Is.—Advt. , .

MOTOR WAGONS. FOR Delivery, Bfrssemer Motor, ..Chassis, to carry from I to i tons, most popular and simple, tv© lave learned by experience that BEBSE. MEE WAGONS are dependable. If you tHII tell ub the weight and nature of your hauls and the character of your roads we Trill' be pleased to place our knowledge : and csperienoe at your dis■poeal. '. ■'.•■" | Write' to ; Motor, Wagon Headquarters, 111 and 113 Lambton Quay, for Motors to fit your business. J. E. FITZGERALD, ' ■■':■' WELLINGTON, N.Z. Igent. .'

THE COLBIR SYSTEM.. ffiEACHES you to play the Piano in J-1 10 to 20 lessons (no scales). Taies ft pupil further into music than 3 or 4 years'under ordinary qonditions. Learn to play all the latest Songs and Twosteps as they are published (no special music required); saves time and money. Make use of the long evenings and benefit your future life. Testimonials from all parts of New Zealand of the success of our pupils. If you already read music learn by. this system how to convert your music to ragtime.- A Ragtime Player is always popular.. Call for all particulars. Interviews any time. Birley's College of Music, Boulcott Chambers (first floor up), Bonlcott Street.

This Advertisement was written by Pearl Byrne, of Gisborno, the U-year- old school girl, who ba« won four r __'_ _ u .? fax E competitions, including the recent Red Cross Competition. . YOUR ATTENTION! LAST SELLING DAY BY AGENTS-APRIL filh, Tickets 1s; @ae!i H 34 Prizes. Drawn April 19, . (000 ■ SHEEP JSP I gIFT 0F TAIHApf l|j|||§f The P r ' zes "umber thirtySo you have many chances. Just buy up trckets b v tl,e /wfBSBBB score ' Don,t t,weM on idie fanc,es ° fiach - This s,,and Art Union wFlf First prize, five hundred be Armn shec P' At a very ear ' v date; Consider, if you win them, ,OSB no ttm *> 'ay in a What interest you will stock reap. Of tickets—Don't be late. , Every ticket you BUY helps the Red Cross Work. Be Patriotic, do YOUR duty to your country. Don't forget that all TICKETS have 34 chances of 34 prizes. ' Help Red Cross Funds TO-DAY and until victory is ours. Pounds, Shillings, AND Pence wanted for "our boys," .These noble voluntary workers HELP our wounded lads The organisation of the RED Cross is perfection. Our brave lads bear the CROSS To help them is our duty. Help to make N.Z.'s contribution to the FUNDS to be the wonder of the world. First Prize 500 Sheen Cut this out and mall, enclosing stamped addressed envelope, Second Prize 100 Sheep rTTlx^"^''^ -^''^'^''^' Third frize 75 Sheep ■■ Red Gros / Art -^ Fourth Prize 50 Sheep taihape Fifth Prize 25 Sheep , ro Sixth Prize 20 Sheep I enclosed, ...f0r..., 'Art IWon Tickets, 4 Prizes of 15 Sheep I Name ■ , , 10 Prizes of 10 Sheep I Address 14 Prizes ef 5 Sheep 1 . ■ ' ;-::.: :.. r '•- -A 8 '; ■ ' ■ ' ;, THE DOMINION."