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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 114, 7 October 1914, Page 4

'•My wife, who b.a fl had a good deal of experience, says she lias never seen anything like it,' 1 remarked a Wellington resident when handing to a Times representative a, slab of hard, heavy stuff that looked more like a piece of printing machine roller perished Toy ; rnd much service than anytime' e ■The skh, it wis explained had been broken from a "whac'-" " f i..,,i,i;,,„ „,-„ ed on one of the tr, on Sunday and bro.'gut) usi.ore as n likely subject for a giiesiing competition. That particular pudding was not at all a popular dish, a=> anyone "who saw tho sample would readily under, stand. THE MELBOURNE, LTD PRICES TELL THE STORY. Boys' chrome boots, sizes I to 5, 9/8j men's kip shooters, 8/C; men's heavy watertighta (guaranteed Bolid), 15/8; children's chrome school boots, sizes 7 to 2, 5/11 to 7/11; hoys' varsity BUits, with leather belts, sizes 1 to 10, in tussore silk and all-wool tweeds, 7/11 to 12/0; boys' Petone Norfolk suits, 14/6 up; boys' Kaiapoi suits, 13/0 up; men's Kaiapoi suits, 29/0; men's saddle-tweed suits, 39/6; men's Roslyn suits, 55/-. 7"2 in herringbone sheeting, 1/- yard; 56in mercerised damask, 1/6 yard; 29in Advance drills, lOd yard; 36in pur« calico, 6d yard; bordered casement cloth, 1/yard; 56in herringbone ticking, 1/- yard —at all Melbourne stores, New Plyand Hawera.. Read what Mr. A. G. Parker, the Government pure food and drug analyst, reports—that Dingo Eucalyptus Extract is th« beaj; b@ has erer examined.— 'AM.