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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 36, 10 August 1918, Page 16

r SEEDS OF SUCCESS ! The Garden Beautiful and the Garden Profitable i 1 - Can we stress the desirability of gardens more than has been done in the past? Can we stress further the advantages, not to I say the need, of producing your own vegetables? Can we stress i further the rare charm of a well-arranged flower garden? No. But we can tell you what seeds you should plant. NEW STOCKS TO HAND." i Sutton's Flower Seeds (Every Variety) 6ti. per packet, YATES' Flower and Vegetable Seeds (sure to grow) 3d. packet. ALL NEW ARRIVALS. Wairarapa Farmers' Co-operative Association, Limited ' LAMBTON QUAY. WELLINGTON j fl'll^kl'cinClCr IV&l&xE \^OTiCG • "What Ho!" ' Our "boy*" are always delighted te get Highlander I Milk Coffee. It gives a warm, nourishing drink, with a a full, rich flavour, and it it s« easy to make. 1 Milk and sugar are not always obtainable at the front, 1 but Highlander Milk Coffee has sugar and milk already in | it. Add boiling water, and it it instantly ready to drink. '■ ? 1 Send some this mail, and keep on tending it. The i L "boys" will appreciate it. iff rilSlßritish U^^JMbviXbh Capital I This basket of fruit in a perfect state of maturity, ) Ift sweet, juicy—fresh and delicious awaits you at ' ' I f your grocer's. Winter or Summer it never varies; i »ii you have at hand a uniform and reliable dish ,«j! Vjjja at a moment s notice. $l< SB Pup^ptwpii Iriii'f^ I mm *<& vIl fvU ai w& la 9 i $Mm »re carefully selected from the -„ »»^fa , f 'M^ finest orchards of Central Otago. 0^ w aae> * «i The full flavour of'the fresh fruit ==:^^ » retained by a special process. ' Kf/^^j^jj &mJfn§i "unty a™ cleanliness are insisted ftp? V&fjjiwl^-f^ WW 1 on n every stage °^ making— UtTßrj amr* PlftllH- even c tins you buy it in aro sj|^ ORANU •BHiL' solderless- Trya tin oi pr=- iP^^i^i wr(/^'"/ TRUE GROCERY ECONOMY! |

£7000 W^™' OF PAINT : CLEARED. HAVING secured the agency of Ram- ' say's Canadian Paints to make room for shipment of several hundred cases, I am now clearing the following lines: — Genuino Raw Oil (cases or barrels), 9s 9d gallon; Gen. Boiled Oil (cases or barrels), 10s od ; Gloss Oil in cases,- 8s gallon; Einisol (in cases), 9s'gallon; Sipe's Japan Oil, 10s;- La Salle Oil, 9s 6d; Lion Oil, 9s; Drialeno Turpentine, 4s gallon"; Gen. White Lead, 83s cwt; Newcastle Oxide (in oil), 36s cwt; Australian Oxide (dry), 19s cwt; Certain-Rod Oxide (in 5 gallon tins), 10s gallon; 1 gallon Tins,'lls; White, 18s; Colours, 17s; Ingani's, Clark's Knotting, 15s gallon j Brunswick and Bronze Green (dry), 45s .c'wfc.; (in,.oil), 56s cwt; Hartman's Anti-Corrosive Paint, blue and green, 75s owfc; Hartman's Cream Coach Paint, 141b tins, 12s 6d; Standard Flexiblo Black Paint, 6s 6d gallon; White Bon Accord, 23s 6d gallon dn' 1 gallon tins; Sapolin White Enamel, 19s gallon; Burnt Sienna (in -oil), 82s; Burnt Umber (in oil), 78s; Raw Umber and Sienna, 70s cwt; Paripan Glossy Cream Enamel, 23s' 6d; Cero and Timboroite Shingle Stain, 7s; Dry Distemper, 51b packet, 2s; Standard Buggy Paint, 16s -gallon; Standard Terebino, 8s 6d; Blumo'e Terebine, 10s gallon; Patent Driors, 66s cwt; Vandyko Brown (in oil), 43s cwt; Philorito Filling Composition,-6ib; ■ Fluxite Soldering .Paste, Is 6d lb; Philorite Thinners, 10s gallon; Putty, 45s cwt; Reading Fadeless Green, Is lb; Australian Whiting, 15s cwt; Hope's Bituman Paint (5 gallon drums), 10s 6d gallon; Dry Vegetable Black, 2s 3d lb; Keystone Primer, 10s gallon; Dry Vermillionette, Is 6d lb; Dry Vermillion Genuine, 7s 6d lb; Bergcr's Paint Colours, 19s gallon; White; 21s 6d; Shellac (in bales), 3s _4d lb; Rosin, 56s cwt; Blacksol Roof Paint, 4s 6rl gallon; Falepnito Enamel. 28s gallon; W. and B. Scrim, No. 0, Is 5d yard; No. 1, Is s£d; No. 2, Is 6d; Varnish from 105.6 d gallon; also Hundreds of Small Tins of Varnish. Enamels, and Sundries. Prices an application. Tho above pviees are nett. Prompt cash. Delivered in city, rail, or wharf. 5 per cont. extra will be charged if booked. T. A. WELLS, 145 a, Manners-street. Telephone 883.

OEEIKG how cheap you can buy Groceriea is not economy. True economy is in purchasing QUALITY GROCERIES at rock-bottom prices. PORTER'S CASH GROCERY VALUES i do the economising for you in the proper j way. By shopping here you are making- 1 6ure of two important things in Grocery . buying— I QUALITY AND VALUE. Wo sell the best o! everything at lower than elsewhere prices, and thoroby offer you TRUE GROCERY ECONOMYPORTER'S " CASH STORES, 239, RIDDIFORD-STREET. 'Phone 2450. ■ DO THOSE " LETTERS BLUR?----,f OOK at them intently for a few JLi seconds. Do you have to wink and, blink in the endeavour to "rout" an imaginary blur from the typo? -■■'„' '. .'" . Then your vision is faulty; ■ Accurately-fitted Louses are a boon to 1 imperfect eyes: ; ' , ' „ „ Mark tho- word ''acouTately"—if the oxamina-tion is not methodical, scientific, and exhaustive, thoro's no accuracy in jthe prescription. ; ::,"'. PAY A VISIT TO OUR PARLOURS, AND- WE WILL EXAMINE YOUR EYES FREE OF CHARGE. (MbRRISON~&. GILBERD CONSULTING OPTICIANS, HKS. CUSTOMHOUSB^jnAY, . .Wellington. ,