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Evening Post, Volume CI, Issue 49, 26 February 1921, Page 12

Artists and Students WalW C9!Mr Are strons-ly advised' » avail themselves of tjje rare opportunity Ting-ey's are off«sring Bristol Board. . during: their Stocktaking- Sale-, Rowne/s "New Sim- Tinjrey's stocks of Artists' Goody are as comPiOi, Set Squares prehensive as one could wish; they are new— Rewne/s and Reeve's nothing- old or deteriorated • is; included; and Colour Sets finally everything- is subject to a very sub- | for Children frim staatial cash discount. 1 upwards. ' v B. TINGEY'S fej* Bright sparkling prints— pure high-lights and rich deep shadows — linked up by delicate half-tones. The original gaslight paper / Try a packet of Art Velox—which has a beautiful velvet surface. •-. ■ . ' OF ALL KODAK DEALERS %Sf »nd Try Self-Toning KODAK (Austral™*) PTY., LTD. SOLIO "The Kodak Corner" > ' ' ' . ' :- Corner of Lambton Qu»y and Willi» Street PAPER and WELLINGTON POSTCARDS #' : ' (Registered) IIOOF PAINT Anti-Corrosive and Non-Poisonous Smith & Smith Ltd. Opposite town Hall ; Wellington

64 HEALTH DRINKS IN EACH BOTTLE. Stevens' Heelth Salt makes a delicious thirst-quenching beverage—keeps the entire system in' tip-top condition. Lose, that fagged-out feeling; replace it with vitality and health. Take, a glass each day—it keeps ills away.—Advt. Messrs. Baldwin and Ray ward, patent attorneys, of 215, Lambton-^uay, "Wellington, report that -recently they acted as agents in filing the following- applications for letters patent of: E. Scott, Sydney, scissors; I. Russell, Sydney, closets; T. M'Leroth, London, tires; E. Bellini, Paris, # wireless telegraphy; R. Reynolds, Sydney, heater; A. Mac-don-' ald.Burnside, mail-bap: L'AirLiquide, Paris, hydrogen extraction; R. J£oore, Bradford, toilet paste; Vulcan Foundry, Lancaster,. Caps; A. Mackay. Patangata, fencing. Send for Inventors' Gui<3e, post ■ free.—Advt. ■ . Ho! sh« was the miller's daughter fair! And I but the miller's man; And yet I dare to hope she'd care, Pot to win her was my plan. She caught a chill in the draughty mill, And wo feared she'd not endure; But now she's my wife, for I saved her life • With Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. — Advt.

FEILDING JOCKEY CLUB. - EASTER~MEETING. . 28th and 29th MARCH, 1921. OWNERS and Trainers are reminded ► that nominations for all events for the above Meeting will bo received up till 5.30 p.m. on MOI*DAY, 28th February, 1921. E. GOODBEHERE, Secretary. Box 45, Feilding. . . Ck«miit« * Bteitf

IA N \ racing man whose "fancy" is the _t®l^™p??fflnpr*m pip© will Say "long odds*'. on cool-smoking Mja^ jfilf^ §H JrxAv^ElLv^Clv'^'he ■ kn,o^ws a Sood Ahintf* »^^ ■ hi