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Evening Post, Volume XCV, Issue 14, 16 January 1918, Page 6

THE JAM OF HIGHEST QUALITY^ *——* THE inviting natural colour and delicious fruity flavour of "X" Jam prove its high qual-i ity and purity in manufacture. JAM Is the besE Jam it is posraibl© to malee —the' product of an ideal factory - and Now' Zealand's finest orchard district, "Sunny?' Nelson. "Famed for its fine fruity flavour." Enjoyed daily in homes that demand tho best! 'ASK FOR "k"-AND GET. "X.'i KIRKPATRICK, NELSON, i THE VALUE OF FORESIGHT. JAS. BELL, who. is doing tho largest tailoring trade in Wellington, at the present time wishes to«inform the public that he has large stocks of materials which wero bought, at pre-war prices, therefore he is in the position to mako your SUIT OR COSTUME At prices much below those ol other tailors. It is advisable now to order your ! Suit or Costume from JAMES BELL, THE PARTICULAR TAILOR, MANNERS-STREET, WELLINGTON.' FTIHE earlier you call at *- MILLIGAN'S, KELBURN* AVENUE, the larger your selection of Stylish Suitings. • A substantial saving may b» effected in your clothes bill by ordering before prices advance.. TAILORING IS OUR PROFESSION, AND we mean to maintain our frontrank position by giving the very best in every point and particular. If you want to look your best every time and all the time you 6hould certainly patronise our Tailoring. EVERY SUIT WE TURN OUT POSSESSES /DISTINCTIVE MERIT, and _ creditably represents our tailoring ability. CALL AND SEE OUR SPLENDID SUITINGS. |MOB,EISON & PENNEY, LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S ' TAILORS, . Macarthy's Buildings, WILLIS-STREET, WELLINGTON. ■JW"EW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED, FIRE, MARINE, AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE 'ACCEPTED AT LOWEST RATES. H. E., KEMPTHORNE, Manager. Office—Lambi;on-<juay, and Grey-s6reefy Wellington. TVTORTH BRITISH AND MERCANX* TILE INSURANCE COMPANY, LONDON AND EDINBURGH. £ Subscribed Capital ....... 4,500,000 Paid-up Capital „...„ „.. 2,437,500 Funds exceed 23,900,000 MURRAY, ROBERTS, AND CO., LTD., Agents, rjmE latest OXYGEN N2O -"• method that we use for the extraction of teeth is truly wonderful, and the most nervous person need not now fear the slightest ! pain or the slightest discomfort^ and-is absolutely, safe* S—i ' ' | & FEOST* SURGEON DENTISTS,; 119, WILLIS-STREET. Tt/TR. BRIDGE, Dentist (late Upper .Willis-street),- has resumed Practice ftt MACARTHY CHAMBERS, opposite Hotel Windsor, WILLIS-ST. Hours—9 to 5. Tel. .4491* REMOVAL NOTICE. MR. LINDO LEVIEN, Dentist, has Removed to Rooms aboyo Davis and Clater's (opposite Kirkcaldie's). The "Kitchen" Cako Shop Entrance. Tel. 980. MRS. W. H. DIDSBURY, DENTAL SURGEON. 144, WILLIS-STREET. Telephone 216. Houts 9 to 5. VA7ONFORD F. A. 'APLIN, ■ DENTIST,'