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Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 118, 20 May 1907, Page 4

\ — — — H©w Children * . can i Make Mo&ey, Boys and Girls rhould be en- | : couraged to save. It raakes them thrifty, and points ihs | ' v^ay to independence. Let them collect Grid Leaf Tea - ! : ...asd... , • I Chef Bahin^ Powder, Coupons, and put their prize money in ihe Savings Bank. Or several boys can club together, getting Coupons frcra their mothers, and get footballs and other things. It's • worth it. 20 Coupons van a prize. ' *? ASS (Qsrocers. I The Winter is ; Almost Here ! j And what about Coal ? Are i you going to continue v/ast° \ ing money' on low-grade \ coals, getting little beat for. j cooking or baking and using ' twice as mud: fii2l with an immense loss in ash ? "COALB.ROOKDALE " gives a strong five heat, burns free from clinker and suN pbur, and cocks fo perfection ! "COALBROOKDALE" gives most heat for 'least cost ! "COALBROOKDALE" if mixed with lignite will give a spiendid warm, easy burning Sitting-room fire for tiic long winter nights. , Please Koto:— All "Coalbrookdale" Coal is "West- ' port," but all "Westporf J is not « Goalbrookdala I " l " COAr/BSOOXDALE " — Th^ ; finest Coal South of tho Lin.. — may bo had from ALL. COAL DEALERS. . Bruises wounds J kkiii <MJBEST CSTABUJSHCD HENRY HUGHES, QUEEN'S CHAMBERS, opposite G.P.0., Wellington. Pamphlet Frco on Application.