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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2724, 20 March 1916, Page 4

JAM AS IT OUGHT TO BE Must bo prepared from tho finest fresh fruit — Must be made by experts under tho best conditions. There is 0110 such Jam that can be obtained at any Store — "K" JAM : THE PUREST AND BEST OF ALL! Made in "Sunny" Nelson in tho largest and best equipped Jam Factory in the Dominion. ITS FLAVOUR' IS DELICIOUSITS QUALITY IS PERFECTION! Ask for "K"—and Get It. KIRKPATRICK, NELSON. "TEE DOMINION" AT EOTORUA. WELLINGTON Residents visiting Rotorua may procure "The Dominion" from ME. W. E. BENNETT, Stationer, NEAR RAILWAY STATION, Who will deliver if required. Advertisements received at the Agency. i MAKE TOUR PHOTOS. SNAPPY, AND HAPPY. By .using a Camera that is designed for quick, lively work, as well as longexposure studies. THE RUBY REFLEX is the ideal instrument. It enables yon to watch the POSE of your subject right up to tho instant of exposure. Fitted with the famous Oooke F4.5 Lens, a Ruby Shutter which works down to 1-IOOOth of a Second, and all modem improvements for handy operation with auy subject. Price .£l2 10s. (with Six Platcholders). Call or' write for interesting detailsFree. WATERWORTH'S Lambton Quay (next' Kelburn Tram). SALE! SALE! SECOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS. TSyTE are offering at a VERT LOW FIGURE a Pf NE SELECTION of WELL-KNOWN MAKES. See our Window Display. THE LeGROVE TYPEWRITER * IMPORTING CO., LTD., . 199 LAMBTON QUAY. WELLINGTON. Ideal Hot Weather Refreshment: PURIRL Peerless. Pleasing. WHISKY & PURIRL WESTMINISTER • SLICED PLUG is now regularly imported by us, and those smokers who became devotees of this high-grade tobacco, , when tho initial importation was made, can again obtain it at our establishment. In 4oz. Tins at 2s. 9d. ' 1 G. &C. ALDOUS, TOBACCONISTS, 1 206 LAMBTON QUAY. ! "ROYAL HOTEL, AUCKLAND. ; D. COLLINS, ( Late Clarendon Hotel, Christchurch, Proprietor. < 1 _ j For Information relating to ! PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS J CONSULT 1 BALDWIN AND RAYWARD, l PATENT ATTORNEYS, j 215 Lambton Quay, Wellington, ,

Tho embargo restricting tho export of hides of 451b. and over was the subject of a letter received from tho Prime Minister by the provincial executive of tho Auckland Farmers' Union at its meeting last week, in reply to a communication from the president of the union, Mr. A. A. Boss. In explanation Mr. Massey stated that the Government required an enormous number df pairs of boots for military purposes, certainly not less than 100,000 would be required for the present year. Australia was in exactly the same position; and the Commonwealth Government had not only prohibited the export of hides, but tanners wcro buying large quantities in Now Zealand." In consequence tho New Zealand Government was fcoliuc; the shortage of leather required for the manufacture of the boots, and had therefore prohibited tho export of hides. As soon as conditions became norma] tho embaivo would be removed. It was decided to again writo to tho Prime Minister, pointing out that if the point raised was such an important one the Government should commandeer, at any price, all tho hides required and have them tnnne.d, and not put thcmnelves ut the mercy of tanners and dealers,