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rAnd she went ! Straight to CAMPBELL'S and secured her groceries. The very [ | best quality and at rock-bottom I I prices, 1 She ordered: I Sago 1 Eice , I Pearl Tapioca § Peas ' 1 Costard Powder I Jellies Prunes Dates j ', • Beans ■ Honey , ; . , I Reka Butter 1 COME AND ORDER YOURS! 40 & 42 Manners Street 293 Cuba Street § 163 Riddiford Street, Newtown t"one Quality —^ Has ever been the Michelin watch, word. Best methods, best workmen, best materials— producing the most perfect cycle tyre on the market. And remember, the is cheaper to-day than ever before. Owing principally to the recent fall in raw rubber, current prices are : Cycle Covers Cycle Tubes 1&l O each (Ruin, Extm) // ■ each MICHELIN TYRES ARE GUARANTEED «— WITHOUT ANY TIME LIMIT. AT ALL CYCLE DEALERS. J. B, CLARKSON & CO., LTD., Wholesale Distributors. 19 \ Why you should " I Kodak Ltd. offer a first prize of £100 for ten \ jolly little Kodak snapshots of Jlappif Moj| merits, and there are 116 cash prizes in all. | A Kodak will help you to enjo v your holidays. A 4 Kodak will tell the story day by day in picture P form. A Kodak will win you £100. Get that Kodak. w In this Happy Moment Competition it is a great ad- ™ I vantage to be a Beginner. If you are just starting j to us© a Kodak, you may enter for twice as many | prizes a« tho expert. Kverything ia in your favour. I Get thai Kodak. I Ask for the "Happy Moment" Booklet— all | about the prizes, it's free; SHARLAND'S PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT, | Umbton-cjuay - - Wellington.