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KERR BROS, are well-known for their Delicious COOKED HAM AND POLONEY Their Tinned Fruits, Meat and Fish are procured from the best Packers in Tin Goods. Tinned Salmon, small tin—6d, 7d, 9d, and l/~ Sardines—s tins IISardines—3 tins 1/Jellies—7 a 1/Jellies—6 a 1/-Jellies—-5 a 1/Our Cordials and Fruit Extracts make a Delicious Drink. Try us for a bottle. Large Bottles Sauce from lOd. Pickles, all kinds, from 1/bottle. KERR BROS., GROCERS, BURNETT ST. > •**■<?■:« Del feus _ All-Wheat Foocj I 1 tl i I 1 >*£.' k ioo: WHOLEMEAL RKCIPB WROJEENA*' DATE PUDDING. 4oz. Butter, 6oz. Fine Proteiena, 3 tablespoons Milk, 2 Eggs, 4oz. Dates, 4oz Brown Sugar, 1} teaspoons Bak--Bng" Powder, Pinch of Salt, 2oz. Sultanas. Beat butter and sugar to cream, add beaten eggs, stir in milk, add Proteena, baking powder and salt, then dates and sultanas. Steam in mould 2 hours. Servo with custard or sauce. EBBaBgBBHBBfiC THAT CORN! WHY? ? When you could be rid of it ; so easily and painlessly in a few minutes. Call in and see about it, or ring and make an appointment. R. TOTTY, Chemist and Practipedist. The Trust Department PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD. Of Interest TO EVERY PRACTICAL FARMER Parliament last Ses ing the powers already enjoyed by this Company, and authorising it to act to the fullest extent as Trustees and Executors, drew attention to the fact that for 55 years this Company has been administering estates, and is. in fact, one of the oldest Trustee Companies in New Zealand. The successful administration of estates, the main assets in which rest on Agricultural and Pastoral equities, calls for a degree of specialised knowledge far beyond the scope of the ordinary city man's training and experience. The violent fluctuations in values during the last five years show how easy it would be for valuable assets to be sacrificed in either management or realisation under the, guidance of any individual or organisation other than those with sound experience of the practical side of farming, and a comprehensive outlook on true values. The Company will bear the cost of any new Will or Codicil and suggests that you should employ your own Solicitor, with whom it will gladly co-operate. In the administration of Estates the Trust Department of Pyne, Gould, Guinness Ltd. can extend: 1. The benefit of accumulated knowledge gathered in all departments over a period of 65 years. The Company has grown up with Canterbury. 2. Personal attention of Its Depart, mental Heads, each with a highly specialised knowledge of his business. 3. Absence of rule-of-thumb methods (the refuge of the man who does not know). 4. A sympathetic understanding off the problems which inevitably follow in the management or realisation of a deceased estate. 5. All the continuing security of a Company which is one of the Institutions of Canterbury. Paid up capital £500,000. Further particulars may be obtained from: The Manager, H. E. Parsons, Ashfturton. or Trust Department PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS LTD. CASHEL ST., CHRISTCHURCH SALMON TACKLE. Spoons, mounted, from J, 1/9. Spoons, unmounted, from 9d. Swivels and Split Rings, all sizes, including Link and Double Swivels. JOHN ORR AND CO.. LTD. .22 RIFLES. WINCHESTER Rifles from 45/-; Model 60 58/6; Savage 58/6; Belgian Rifles 45/-. JOHN ORR AND CO.. LTD.

Twitching Around the Eye Again." Another clear case of strained, neglected eyesight. To go on may do untold harm. At the first sign of failing sight or eye "Nervousness" mak© an early appointment with mum curtis, Fellow of the Institute of Opticians of N.Z., Inc. Registered Ophthalmic Optician, East St. Ashburton, 'Phone 305. Your Railways and Yourselves "ONE GOOD TURN DESERVES ANOTHER." Proverbs are often unconvincing—indeed, some are contradictory—but the one quoted is right in all respects. It is the foundation of the best business and the foundation of proper social conduct. Having satisfied yourself that your railways truly serve you in accordance with their maxim of "Safety, Comfort, Economy" do not hesitate to spread your satisfaction among your fiiends. The more you are a good friend to the railways, the' more your railways are able to be a good friend to you. Here is the friendly message of the Railways to the Public: "The More we Co-operate, the Better We Can Operate." It Is Often Cheaper to make your distance telephone calls " PERSON-TO-PERSON " *ii you do not know the precise whereabouts of the required person, or knowing two likely places you are unable to say definitely, at which he will be found, a single Person-to-Person" call will often save the cost of several ordinary calls. The extra cost of "Person-to-Person" service is slight, varying from 6d upwards according to distance. A "Person-to-Person" Call finds the Required Person