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Bruce Herald, Volume XXXXIV, Issue 58, 25 June 1908, Page 3

ft siaf, Can only be likened to that gem of gems, the diamond, which is so perfectly cut as to shed its rays of brilliancy and beauty in all directions, and adds that charm of distinction to its wearers no other gem is capable of. fiai at MEANS LOW FUEL BILLS. » *Ufitfl2WU DIS-: 111 iSea'ft ss« © © wiiff/tf//* It's not what yon pay for a range that counts so much—it is the amount of fuel that it burns. "CHAMPION" RANGES are the MOST ECONOMICAL The special construction of the " Champion" Range causes the heat to pass uniformly round the oven, and enables it to retain the heat longer than will any other range. Mrs. H. Osmers writes: "The 'Champion' Range No. i has giren complete satisfaction. We find that it works admirably, and uses lest fuel than any other range vre have tried," Mrs. H. Osmirs, junr., Alymer Street, Rois, Write for our Catalogue and further information. Sent Post Free. "CHAMPION" FOUNDRY, 36 CUMBERLAND STREET. DUNEDIN.

Special Grocery Offers to Farmers. THIS DEPARTMENT OF OUR BUSINESS HAS BEEN SPECIALLY ORGANISED. TO SUPPLY ALL YOUR REQUIREMENTS. WE WILL SUPPLY YOUR GOODS IN FIRST-CLASS CONDITION AT LOWER PRICES THAN YOU PAY AT AftY COUNTRY STORE. We carry a stock from which all your needs can be met, and our staff has been trained to deal promptly with your orders. If you choose to mail your grocery order to us we will give it our immediate and best attention. Shall we sencTyou our Catalogue and Price List? Just drop us a P.C. You will then be in a position to compare our prices with those you are at present paying. We are quite sure you will at once see that it will pay you to become one of our customers. Write for Catalogue and Price List To-day. WHIGHT, STEPHENSON LIMITED. HIGH STREET, DUNEDIN. LIST OF WINNERS IN THE ELEVENTH HALF-YEARLY KOZIE TEA CASH DISTRIBUTION. PRIZE LIST INCREASED FROM TO £6l 10s. - Mrs J. PAEK, Milton, £5 B, J. DOWELL, Hokitika, £5 Mrs A. J. THORN, Kumara, £5 Miss M. HOLMES, Kumara, £B Miss A. KELLY, Inchbonnie, £B Miss SCULLY, Noleon, £B Mrs E. GIBBONS, Kumara, £3 Miss N. JONES, Dillmanstowa, £2 Mrs W. BUSS, Oamerons, £2 Miss M. M'KEOHNiE, Milton, £2 Mrs E. GALE, Ashburton, £2 Miss M. A. M'PHERSON, Balfour, £2 Mrs J. KITTO, Roxburgh East, £1 Mrs G. JONES, Nelson, £1 Mrs A. STUBBS, Kumara, £1 Mrs J. MURDOCH, Kumara, Jgl Miss OLDHAM, Nelson, £1 Mrs HAROLD, Fairfield, £1 Mrs FORREST, Gisborne, £1 And 10a to each of the following:— MiasC. SHARPE, Greymouth Mrs E. C. HALL, Warea W. GEORGE, Roxburgh Mrs BECKETT, Waikouaiti Mrs WOODILL, Wellington Mrs E. OVEREND, Kaiwarra Mrs L. BALDWIN, Invercargill Mrs R. BELL, Kumara Mrs A. DEBENHAM, Greymouth Miss GRANT, Balfour Miss TAYLOR, Ashburton Miss J. GREELISH, Waimato Miss M. CONDON, Balfour Miss M. E. FOSTER, Wyndham fLOR, Ashburton Miss J. M. CHRYSTAL, Loohiel REELISH, Waimato Mrs H. CROSS, St. Kilda 30NDON, Balfour Mrs N. GINIVAN, Balfour 2. FOSTER, Wyndham Mrs G, HARCOURT, Hokitika Aod 34 prizes of 5s each to different towns in the Dominion. TOTALLING £6l 10s DISTRIBUTED JUNE Sib, 1908. t . 1: 4- \ir aitangata cookery book.— VlOlin I UlllOn. '.JV ACollcctionof Good and Tried Re cip.es, compiled by the Kaitangata Presbyter- . an Ladies' Guild. Only a few left. For Sale BEGINNERS Taken Reduced Fees. 6d each.—Baucis Hebald Office. . For Terms and Particulars apply J JAME S HA I G, -i • MrE< M ' Bundle, Surgeon Dentt • 'or—f ' tist > visits Milton every Second Mon|*tc Fi»t Vjolty Piinedin Orchestral Society, Next Yw\ Monday, June 2«nd,