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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 143, 18 June 1924, Page 15

Funny how certain weather makes you crave for a tasty slice of Beef or a" tended Chop, while other conditions make you long for a I real , genuine Sausage—just the right flavour, or some skilfully made Small Goods. Thase things are not everywhere obtainable," but in this,, as in most things, Palnierston North is fortunate, for I all these are obtainable from I . ■ • -\ ' . The Kairanga Meat Co. / The Square PALMERSTON NORTH BUILp IN BRICK AND SAV,E ' „ MONEY. By Building in Brick you obtain•— 1. A PERMANENT ASSET. In a „ building your asset disappears after 30 to 40 years. 2. LOW MAINTENANCE CHARGES. No constant painting required. 3. LESS RISK FROM FIRE. Rates of insurance are less than half those charged on a timber building. . ■ 4. FREEDOM FROM BORER. 5. WARMER IN WINTER AND COOLER IN SUMMER. C. BETTER APPEARANCE. At present prices the cost of building in briclf is about 9 per cent more than in heart timber, whereas the saving, in depreciation, maintenance and insurance alone would more than pay Bnterest on a 50 per cent, increase. ; Work it out for yourself. Blanche's Magnetic Ointment Th<j GREAT HEALER for MAN and BEAST. Successful with sores of all kinds. Large Veterinary size, 5/-. • / Small- Veterinary . size, 3/6. Large Household size, 2/.. Small Household size, ,1/-. ' The OINTMENT which PA^YS everyone to keep on hand. v ONCE USED, ALWAYS USED. ' • ,Should be in every 'home and on every farm; Small household" size sent free "as a sample oh receipt of address and penny stnVip. \ Numerous Original Testimonials Certifying t,o absolute cures for Eczema, Boils, and other serious skin eruptions, Burns, Scalds, Cuts and Ulcers. „ Moore, Hughes & Co., Fat^Stock Buyers, Meat Exporters, I Land, Stock and General Commission % Agents, Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North.

J ; RAWLFNS LTD. THE WHITE HOUSE, THE SQUARE, also at TERRACE END, PALMERSTON NORTH. A new name for ,an old but re-: spected firm under new management. "With the change, however, our efforts to gain favour and patronagewill in no way relax. WE INTEND TO* PLEASE. High-class Menus, with new ideas incorporated, at the same moderate • charges. VISITORS,-please note the . following;—■WEEK DAYS, each day— 1 HOT BREAKFAST ■'.-'■ POUR-COURSE DINNER J FOUR-COURSE TEA ' SUNDAYS— four-course dinner and ■ .t'EA. :. ■ '" ■ j EACH EVENING, after Pictures— SUPPERS OR LIGHT REFRESHMENTS, including .Beef Tea, Soups, Hot Pies, and Cyffcc.