BUTTER COSTS MUCH, But "X" JAM COSTS LITTLE. TTAVE you -thought of the ECONOMY of using more jam in your home, in -place of butter ? You can buy TWO POUNDS of the very best jam ("X" JAM) for less than the price of ONE POUND of butter! Lot your children cat more "X" Jam ; give your family "X" Jam at every meal; uae more "X" Jam in your cook-> ing. 'X" JAM is a wholesome -and nutritious food, made from choice fruit and refined cane sngar. Jam is supplied to soldiers on active service because of its goodness and -food value. In "X" JAM you get the highest at-, tainment in jam making — the -.purest and' nicest of all. Sold in 21b jars -and 71b'4ins,-alsc^sjtnan tins. Prepared -<by '; KIEKPATBICK'S, NELSON. "B^-Speoial Appointment to HiV Excellency the Governor (Earl of Liverpool). E. NORTON AND CO., {LATE KING AND MUJR), Established 1858, TAILORS. Ourselves or predecessors in the business have also been officially appointed Tailors to Their-Excellencies Lord Islington Lord Plunket Earl of Ranfuriy Earl of Onslow Sir H. Robinson Sir A._ Gordon Marquis of Normanby A" record which oaould only have been achieved by maintaining^ a standard of excellence in our production unapproachable # by other tailoring firms in the, Dominion. I 254, LAMBTON-QUAY. NOTABLE COLLECTION j Of TONDaN SUITINGS fe-on.viewat MILLIGAN'S NEW SHOWROOMS, KELBURN-AVENUE, GOOD CLOTHES. YOU know as well as we do that muoh as every man appreciates Good CJothes, his Suit is not alwayß made to hie liking. Here you will get the fit tha*. STAYS, the latest style, expert tailoring, and fabric of lasting quality. Result, full and permanent satisfaction. H. OSBOE.NE & CO., TAILORS. Cuba-street. WELLINGTON. ANNOUNCEMENT. T. M'EWAN, TAILOR, BEGS to announce that ho has commenced business as below. Over 16 YEARS Cutter for T« Aro House Drapery Co. is sufficient guarantee that work entrusted to him will be excellent in . every detail. > , Hope Bros.' Buildings (Upstairs), CUBA-STREET, ' | Opposite Te Aro House, ' Telephone 358 (automatic). j DAVID ANDERSON AND SON, rpEh MERCHANTS AND -FAMILY ! X GROCERS, «& to- 75, MOLESWORTH-STREET, Tolephone»33l. ANSONIA ALARM CLOCKS ARE REEIABLE. See Oar Window Display. M'LEAN AND ARCHIBALD, 29, Willis-street. ONEY to Lend, from £10 to £500, upon Furniture, Pianos, Life Policies, Snares, etc. ; reasonable interest ; easy repayments. Apply THOMAS RICHARDSON, 33. Willis-st. Tel. 718. A.M. S A L E X, • Solicitor, 219, Lambton-quay. £25, £275, £500 and upwards awaiting immediate investment on First Mortgage of Freehold Property : also on. Chattels. Tel. 700. DO YOU WANT MONEY? WE have Large and Small Sums to Lend at Lowest Rates. Apply No. V7a, Kings-C hambers. MONEY TO 'LEND. T^ NY Sums on Approved Freeholds. -CV. Low rates. R. HERBERT WEBB, •Solicitor, Lambton-quay, next Bank N.Z. Upper Hutt Office Thursdays and Court •days. MONEY LENT privately, £1 and upward, on household fuaoiture, pianos (without removal), stock, farm implements ; repayable weekly instalments ; no delay ; confidential. L. W. Balkind, 125, Vivian-Btr-oet. Telephone 247. MONEY TO LEND. ON Mortgage over Freehold Properties. Apply to HALL AND KNIGHT, Solicitors, 37, Panama-street, Wellington. Telephone 2352. MONEY TO LEND IN any sums, on Approved Freehold Security, at Lowest Current Rates. — SIR KENNETH DOUGLAS, Solicitor, 31, Hunter-street. Telephone 31. MONEY TO LEND ON Approved Freehold Securities at the Lowest Rates ruling in the Dominion. Apply, at once, KIRK AND WILSON, Solicitors, Panama^sfcreet. IELD AND LUCKIE, Barristers and Solicitors, Patent Agents, 160, / FE ATHERSTON-STEBU T,
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 125, 28 May 1915, Page 6
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