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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1813, 28 July 1913, Page 6

TWO "K' L SPECIALTIES., "K" SEASONING; A 1 ready-to-use mixture for making seasoning for stuffing poultry, gatae, and meats. Highest quality and finest flavour. In 2oz. tins. "K" POULTRY! TONIC. (In 21b'. packets.) The best article on the market for promoting the health of poultry and increasing the egg supply. .Used all over New Zealand. "K" Goods are Sold Everywhere. kirkpatrice: ... nelson. LEVANT MIXTURE. TO those smokers who appreciate a perfectly blended mixture, that is both fragrant and satisfying, and in which coarse and harmful flavourings have not been resorted to, LEVANT MIXTURE IS RECOMMENDED. Fine and rare growths of Tobacco from the Orient and Virginia combine to produce in "LEVANT an uncommon, yet pleasing- aroma. Sold at 9d. per ounce, or in 2oz. Tins, at Is. 6d. Manufactured by Gr. & C. ALDOUS, Tobacconists, 20G Lambton Quay. BTJLKLEY AND DIDSBURY, DENTAL SURGEONS. 144 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Telephone No. 216. LA Card.] DR. E. L. MARCHANT has removed to 18 Boulcott Street. DRIED APRICOTS, per lb Bd. BUTTER-, Finest Factory, 1/3 and 1/4 £jOUPONS . WITH EVERY CASH PURCHASE. WARDELL'S ... Willis Street. CEYLON BUDS. SPECIALLY MANUFACTURED FOR ° D. BOHAN AND CO-, TEA MERCHANTS. BAKER'S BUILDINGS, WELLINGTON. We are the only firm to sell this Famous Tea. 2s. per lb. 'Phone 263 G. "P U R I R I.'i THE DRINKING WATER WITHOUT PEER.

WHISKY AND PTJRIEI,

FUNERAL NOTICES. FUNERAL CARD. THE Friends of GEORGE BRODRICK CORNER, of Seatoun, Chemist, are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leavo tho Mortuary Chapel of E. Morris, Junr., 60 Taranaki Street, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), at 1.30 p.m. for tho Cemetery. ICarori. E. MORRIS, Junr., Undertaker and Embalmer, CO Taranaki St. and 28 Riddiford St. Telophione 937, day and night.

CLOSER SETTLEMENT. Dairy and intensive farming are finding favour in tlio Manawatu, especially in tho Otafci and Lovin district, where' 1 farms that were once used entirely for sheep and cattle-fattening are now subdivided into small farms which supply Wellington. The soil in these two districts is suited for tho dairying industry, but is somo-.vhat limited in quantity, as it consists of a comparatively narrow atrip of laud, bounded on tho cast by tho Tararua Ranges and tho sea on tho west. It is handy to Wellington—probably the best market in tho wholo Dominion for dairy produce, fruit, and vegetables, and is also within easy distance of Pahncrston North. The latest estate to be <?ul>divided is tho "Pahiko" estate, comprising about IGOO acres of first-class land. It has been cut up into 31 farms of convenient size and six ono-acro sections, which will bo otl'orcd for salo at Otaki on July 30. Tho auctioneers slato that th\s property i,s Admirably situated, most of .it having a frontago to the main county rond, and it is only a few minutes from Otaki railway station, butter and cheese factories, and school. There is .in excellent service of trains to and from Wellington. The torm3 of payment are , reasonable also,