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Evening Post, Volume XCVII, Issue 26, 30 January 1919, Page 6

FRESH FRUIT BY THE TON TS pouring into the "X" Factory to be •** converted into luscious jams for tho delight of people all over the Dominion. Straight from the, orchards it comes— sometimes as much as twenty tons in a day. All of it fresh, juicy, and ripened to perfection—the choicest fruit grown anywhere—and preserved within a few hours of its picking. JAM. No wonder "X" JAM is so delicious—so fruity in flavour —so superior to all other jams. It OUGHT to be 1 Don't use inferior jams when you can obtain "X" JAM from y<_ur own grocer. Just say "X," and get the BEST. KIRKPATRICK'S, NELSON. (Jam Leaders for 35 Years.) (~)UR ENLARGED PORTAITS Are strikingly lifelife. Even in copying and enlarging a small figure from a group the expression ,is skilfully preserved. Particularaon request. BARTLETT & ANDREW, 10, WILLIS-ST., WELLINGTON. Telephone 1253. LIFE INSURANCE. £1100 TO £1300 Is Given by the NATIONAL MUTUAL for the Sama Annual Premium, as Other Offices Charge for £1000 under the LIMITED Payment Life Plan. AT age 30 you pay us £34 17s 6d yearly for £1000. After 15 years the Policy becomes fully paid up, no further premiums being required. A Bonus is alloted for EVERY year the Policy is in force, no matter how long you may live. The NATIONAL MUTUAL gives LARGER BONUSES .than any Mutual Life! Office in Australasia. Compare the cost of this Policy with any Policy you may hold on your life under which you are liable to pay premiums for each year you live. H. H. THOMPSON, Chief Wellington Agent, 100, Customhouse-quay, Wellington. GUARANTEE! ALL CORDIALS bearing our name are prepared from Finest FRUIT JUICES AND 1A SUGAR, and do not contain anything artificial, not oven colouring matter, and are ABSOLUTELY PURE FRUIT CORDIALS. All Shops and Stores. LEWIS AND CO., LTD. 'Phone 2627 A. DAVID ANDERSON AND SON, . * TEA MERCHANTS AND BAMILY GROCERS, 69-75, MOLESWORTH-STREET. Telephone 331. (A Card.) XJ- NOX Gil. ME R, SURGEON DENTIiST, Has Resumed Practice At 24, BOULCOTT-ST. 'Pboie 2237. VtffONFORD F. A. APLIN, DENTIST; 6g LAMBTON43UAY. ■JMTRS. W. H. DIDSBURY, DENTAL'SURGEON, 144, WTLLIS-STREET. Telephone 2K>. Hours 9 to 5. •jypt. BRIDGE, Dentist (Ute Upper Willia - street), MACARTHY'S CHAMBEBS, 50, Willis-rtxeet (next •Grady, Jeweller). Hours—9 to 5. TeL 4491. (A Card.) DR. MURRAY LITCHFIELD, D.D.S., Univ. of Penraa., L.D.S., R.C.S., Edin., DENTAL SURGEON, Haa resumed Practice at his Rooms, 29, Molesworth-st. 'Phone 955. H SPEAR, DR. OF OPTICS, • EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, 7, WILLIS-STREET, Late Optician tor tho Wellington Hospital and Charitable Aid Board. Patients unable to obtain advice from tho Optical Department may obtain advice at the above address between 9 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. < Tt/TAZENGARB AND HAY (Late Barton and Mazengarb), SOLICITORS, 39, Johnston-etrect, Wellington. MONEY TO LEND on First and Scoond Mortgage Securities. BAGGAGE INSURANCE. A TICKET for a Premium of TWO SHILLINGS Insures Travellers for £25 against Loss of Personal Luggage from tire, theft, damago by sea water, or from collision or sinking or stranding of any vessel, for fifteen days. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO.. - Wellington. MONEY to* Lend, from £10 to £1000, upon Furniture, Pianos, Life Poli-