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Evening Post, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 103, 2 May 1914, Page 4

TO MAKE THE TARTS THAT WIN MEN'S HEARTS !— A LL you need is a jar of -£*• X" Lemon Cheese or X Mince Meat, and the most delicious pastries aro assured. If you make the pastry, let X supply the filling. Dainty little pies and tarts can bo made at home with little trouble if you use "X" LEMON CHEESE . And I "X " MINCE MEAT. These delicacies are perfectly pure and wholesome, and are of exquisite flavour. They aro prepared from the choicest and purest ingredients. Ask your grocer for a lib jar of each. Prepared by KIRKPATRICK'S NELSON. (Copy). CAWARRA WINE. A GREAT FUTURE BEFORE IT. (By Telegraph.— Press Association.— Copyright.) LONDON, 24th April. The Wine Trade Club tasted a number of Australian, Colifornian, and South African wines, and decided that the Cawarra (Australian) was head and shoulders above tho others. It was predicted that there wa* a great future before this wine if the quality was maintained. rf^AWARRA is situated in the Hunter V Valley, N.S.W., and the Lindemann Vineyard ("Cawarra" Wines) was laid down by Dr. Lindemann and carried on by his eons. Dr. Lindemann was an enthusiast on the subject of good wines as n, wholesome beverage, and studied the industry in France. Ho went through many reverses before finally winning success, but the result was the making of the Cawarra_ reputation, which has been jealously maintained by Dr. Lindemann's sons. The firm's Sydney Wine Cellar is claimed to be one of the largest city wine cellars In the world. CAWARRA WINES ARE STOCKED By DAVID ANDERSON AND SON, 69-75, MOLESWORTH-STREET, Wellington. TOBACCO 1 KING'S MIXTURE HAS established itself as a favourite amongst smokers, and its fragrance is frequently to be perceived in places where connoisseurs do congregate, and to smoke "King's Mixture" is by many considered a mark of a man who has a fine taste iv Tobacco. Sold in tins containing— lib at .., -. 8« Alb at „< ... ... 4s |lb at 2s 2oz at Is Or in Bulk at 6d per ounce. G. & C. ALDOUS, TOBACCONISTS, 206, LAMBTON-QUAY. SMART WINTER FOOTWEAR, - fIjUDR really good, fashionable Winter -it? Footwear, there's nothing to como up to tho "Cameo" make of highgrado "swell" Boots and Shoes for Ladies. Ask to see these lines — * Ladies' Special Glace Kid Blucher Oxford, glace straight cap, Cuban heels. 14/6 Ladies' Select Box Calf Blucher Oxford, with stout soles, for Winter ,Wear. Our special value. 17/6 Ladies' Patent Mat Kid-top Oxford Shoes, creased fronts. The "swell" shoe. 17/6 Ladies' Patent Mat Kid-top Button Boots, with fancy pearl buttons, creased fronts, tho "Cameo" Special. 21/6 PEARCE'S BOOT ARCADE 106, CUBA-ST., and RIDDIFORD-ST.' mHE MOST DISCRIMINATING , DRESSERS, When intent on NEW CLOTHES, "' Turn off the Quay into " KELBURNE-AVENUEr TO PAY A VISIT TO MILLIGAN'S. THE LARGEST HIGH-CLASS i TAILORING BUSINESS IN NEW ZEALAND, And built entirely without the allurements of plate-glass windows. PERSONALITY. A MAN'S dressing is an index to ( his character. 1 Our tailoring is faultless from every standpoint, cut perfectly, individually, and smartly. New winter materials are hers — tweeds, serges, and mixtures— to-dny's your day ! H. OSBORNE AND CO., TAILORS, CUBA-STREET. * TURKISH BATHS. A QUESTION of Health is of great importance to every thoughtful man and woman, and in this respect we ask you to consider the wonderful results of a TURKISH or STEAM BATH for such ailment 6us Rheumatism, Gout, Lumbago, Sciatica, elc. Turkish or Steam Bath, 3s, or 4 Baths for 10s; Hot Bath, 1«. Estab. 34 years. Conip«tont Masteurs in .^tendance. 134 Manner»-«t 4 Jel. 17!^