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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2579, 29 September 1915, Page 3

;|1 NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY CORPS. g| , Noj Rank. 'Name | '■■ ■ "" " ' Regiment.,.. : ,'S ' Attached to Hftu— Divisional Corps* V,. , I J ■ Soldier 9^' .. fffijakl'-'j; : | . lffliikercltefe : j. For 2/-, Post free Anywhere, j. . I The Handkerchiefs'are'enclosed in a good, strong envelope, measuring 11} s I • { oin., with' particulars'printed thereon—as per the reduced' illustration—mak- " 5 . < | ing it. easy for you to address, and avoiding any possible chance of omitting 5 , f any essential particulars. ' , • j Tho Handkerchiefs have a nice, soft finish, and are ready' : for'use, are ■ ,■ full sized, and have aIJ in. hemstitchod edge. ' ; ■ -. • ? 5 If you supply us with your soldier's full name, No., etc., we will see ' . . | to the posting, and also enclose a card' statirig who is the sender. '

Whoever suffers from chapped hands nad does not use "SYDAL" (Wilton's Hand Emollient) is foolish, those who avoid having chapped hands by using "SYDAL" are wise. Where do you belong?—Advt.

Fancy-top three-quarter hose for small boys. Geo. Fowlds, Ltd., Manners Street, have a pleasing range' in black, tan, grey, or- white, at Is. 9d. to 2s 3d.—Advt.'

Fragrant Violets, fresh daily. Send your friends an artistic posy of violets packed in violet boxes, 2s. >d. and 3s. 6d. each; special fancy boxes of Freesias, Carnations, and choicest flowers, 55., Gs„ 7s. 6d,, and 10s. 6d., posted aoywhere. Miss Murray, Vice-Regal Floriste, 36 Willis Street.—Advt. /

LADIES!,. Have You Tried Lotion de Cleopatra? Lotion de Cleopatra enables you 'o restore a charming youthful bloom to yojir cheeks. This prenaratin is the twentieth century substitute for powder; it .is easier to apply, more cooling, lasts longer, and unlike powder it nourishes the slcin and does not cause Blackheads, Wrinkles, etc. ' If you value your complexion, Lotion do Cleopatra will enable you to restore it and preserve it in a state of natural beauty. Price 3s. 6d., from Geo.. Mee,, Chemist, Lambton Quay, Wellington (if posted 3d. extra).—Advt. ■

MRS. SMITH, FUBR-lER, 88 Willis Street. JUST a Few Furs-Left; Greatly' Reduced. Repairs a Speciality. OSTRICH FEATHERS CLEANED. : . DYED, AND CORLED.

I has not :: QUALITY ! ADVANCED Jf"! 1 IM PRICE : THE BEST j; ; THE REASONS WHt: : , l The 11 BELL" Tea Company, anticipating that the price of Tea would advance | considerably; niade large contracts for supplies with, the Tea -Growers* These conj - tracts have , still some months to 'run, ahd^untii ;, 'tliiey' expiretfe Proprietors have I decided not to alter either the QUALITY or PRICE of u BELL 2 Tea* . \ l : .Some-people;. say th&t by not incr^sittg : : : .the ; pricev2dv Jike our f 1 competitors r we are throwing money away + - , | , We may be; but here are two sound reasonsfor our Hoing so : — I(i) we are throwing;; money in the .right ■ DIRECTION* Instead of giving it to newspaper proprietors for extra advertisements, we are giving it to that section of the public who have supported us for many years by using " BELL ff Tea, and to those whqt;may.':tise it'in the future* j (2*) BY NOT INCREASING THE. PRICE r and^therefore r assisting the Public to economise as desired by the. British Government, WE I HOPE THAT THOUSANDS OF HOUSEKEEPERS: WILL ; I AT LEAST TRY "BELL/' TEA; and once used, it will be | : found indispensable* • :. r. • .7 — 7 Sorely this is a good proposition— f ' j | 2/2 Worth of' T©a: for: i " "SELL" TEA COMPETITION (Closed 30th .June,' 1915). ■ ; LIST OF PRIZE-WINNERS.

£5 5 0 .14—Miss I.'P. Newell, Fraser Boad, Ha went 5 0 g .33 0 15—Miss. M: Profit, : . 50' ra 2 2 0 16—ill's. J. 'Ballard, Maiigatera; Damiflvirke •••• 5 0 D| 110 17—Mrs, A.. Carruthcrs, Taumata, „Waiwera South _ 5 0 fcl 10 ' 6 18—Mrs.■; William Ramsay,. "Fairvie\y," Crookston,.via Heriot .5 0 pj 5 0 ' 19—Jlrs;! Phillips, "P.O. Box".-6, .Boss, Westland \5~ 0 $g '5' 0 ' 20—Mrs. James Clouston, Lander 'Railway, Central Otago 5 0 M 5 0 : 21—Miss Ireno Hallett, Tahora Post Office, Wkangamomoiifl 5 0 Kj 5 0 2*2—Miss T. London, No. 1 Butler Street, Maori Hill, Dunedin 5 0 J3 5 0 23—Mrs. Chris. Reiri, 7 South Street. Novrton, Auckland 5 0 f|j 5 0 24—Mrs. N. B.' Garner, No. 1 Line, Wanganui 5 0 f| • 5 0 25—Mrs. A. A. Burridge, Brook Street, Nelson 5 0 M 5 0 26—A1l Competitors sent in over 50 Coupons will receiye a present. gj

I—MRS. J. W. SINCLAIR, Pleasant Valley, Titri, Waihola ............ 2—MISS I. KBlill, Main Street East, Terrace En(!,;Palmerston ISorth ... 3—JIBS. A. BARBOUR, Reserve' Terrace, Lyttelton .. 3—JI'ISS \. AVITTON, Oroua Downs, via Palmerstou North ..... s—Jlrs. D. Brew, Eltham, Taranaki ' ••••• G—Mrs. William Pulford, 99 Shakespeare Road, Napier; 7—jlrs! J. H. Pearson. Whitehaven Street, Lawrence ' B—Mrs. .1. J. Koanc, Private. Buff, Gisborne „ 9—Miss Esther Bray, 805 Devon Street, Fitzroy, New Plymouth 10—Jfrf<. L. Epps, Pukewharenui, Rural Delivery, Ruaiihi ; 11—Miss Murnliv, Morrison's Bush, Greytown 12—Miss E. Dunlop, 23 Colenso Hill, Napier 13—Mrs G J Whito, Patutahi Post Office, Gisbonie