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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 30, 4 August 1925, Page 2

HAVE YOU VISITED YET THE DOMINION INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION, WELLINGTON WINTER SHOW, AND LIVE STOCK SHOW, IN THE PIPITEA WHARF SHED? OPEN DAILY 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. INCLUSIVE ADMISSION, One Shilling. Do you realise what New Zealand can produce in town and country? The numerous and splendidly arranged exhibits will amaze you. Come and stay for luncheon (12 to 2) in the SPECIALLY ARRANGED SHOW BALCONY TEA ROOM. Light Teas from sto 7. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! CALEDONIAN SOCIETY'S PIPE BAND. Special-five-minute Bua Service to and from Pipilea Wharf Shed with all tram routes at Bunny street and Post Office. PROGRAMMES ON SALE—Ono Shilling. Telephone No. 3027. WELLINGTON RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION. 3 p.m.—ATHLETIC PARK.—3 p.m. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), sth AUGUST. SOUTHLAND v. WELLINGTON. CURTAIN-RAISER at' 1,30 p.m. ST. PATRICK'S COLL. v. ST. PAT'S OLD BOYS. ADMISSION—One Shilling; Stand, One Shilling .extra. NEXT SATURDAY. CANTERBURY v. WELLINGTON. SENIORS AND JUNIORS. A. E. NEILBON, Secretary. YOU CAN TASTE THE QUALITY OF WARDELL'S TEA. That is because it is made from specially selected top leaves of Ceylon's choicest tea plants, and blended by experts on the plantation. Yet— WARDELL'S TEA COSTS BUT 3/4, 3/6, AND> 3/8 POUND. Due to its direct importation from Ceylon to Wellington by_ ' WardeU's. Tea of equal quality which comes to you via the middleman costs 8d per pound more. YOU SAVE THIS 8d PER POUND AT L WARDELL'S. TRY ONE POUND! IT WILL YIELD YOU 300* WONDERFUL CUPS. SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY WAR DELLS, TEA IMPORTERS, CASH & FAMILY GROCERS, WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. GROCERIES DOWN AGAIN! By comparing our new prices customers will see that many lines have been still further reduced, and will substantiate our claim of being the premier price-cutters of Wellington. Though these prices are in many oases much cheaper than our cash-and-carry competitors, we will deliver free of charge to certain districts. Give us a trial this pay-day! Sugar, IA, 701b, delivered, 15s 6d. J*ms > golden Bee, lib tins, 7d. Flower, 2&b. loose, 5s 9di. J*"l8 ' h^ ns'^ s %, ■ • , „- Flour, 251b, special delivered, 6s 3d. J»mi>. Golden Bee, 21b tins, 1» 2a. Flour, 501b, special delivered, 12s. Lime Water,. quarts, sd. Kerosene, per case, 14s 6d. |oW Licorice, genuine, per stick, Is. •Cocoa, Van Houten's Brown, lib, 3s. Matches, 5 Star Safeties, 6d. Pineapples, Koloh, 6*d. ge9'n- P«r lb- M,- .. , Pineapples, Prizewinner, 7|d. J" 8'"- Newbury's, D er lb, Is. Pineapples, large tins, sliced, lOd. Sardines, Cross Fish, per tin, 7Jd. Herrings in Sauce, Macs, large, lOd. Sardines, 4 ] tins, Is. Apricots, dried, special, per lb, Is 2d. S^ go> p*r,J.b ',S dPeaches, heavy syrup, per tin, Is 3d. SIOI^> **>* lb > .**• -, Apricots, heavy syrup, per tin, Is 3d. pT? C*' V h ' f mik o«j Seeded Raisins, Trio, 15oz, Bd. E° tatoe?' baga, K e3C!j a ' mh ' M' • A«nirin<! 9V« I'd Oatmeal, per lb, 4d. A X 25' : t S or U 4d. Oatmoal 251b delivered, 6s lid. til: SMS, %T -duet-3 for ™- fS-rt/f. |d 3id- - En So 9', FrVlalKw Virol^ PM t lb« ?' 6d' Glaxo, large, 5s 10d Z° 1 ' $°$- }?g': not? P"« • > 6d. Honey, clover, per lb, 9d. Marmalade, lib jars, Is 3d. NOTED FOR QUALITY. • FAMED FOR PRICE. EDWIN C. RUSSELL & CO. 120, VIVIAN STREKT-Telephono 22-935 vv^r'». MAIN STREET, LOWER HUTT^XT°ne 244 (L.H.). BtiKHAMPORE BAPTIST CHURCH* ' THURSDAY, 6th AUGUST, At 7.45 p.m., MISS RICE, RETURNED MISSION- ,^. vn „ ARY WILL SPEAK. J3IANO PLAYERS Island Bay and Lyall Bay Churches AND "nile- PIANOLAS. TOPMOST FREE SHIRTS. TOPMOST FREE SHIRTS. FROM rp.HE following are the Winners to data £165 £165 ■L of. TOPMOST FREE SHIRTS:— D. N. Lawrence D. M. Wilson • AT W. G. Wallis H. W. Chambers W. K. Ncwey A. J. Connell R. Hudson O. G. Jones PWAC VEnm c /-m J.-Ayton J. K. Matthewson HL^ij & CO., R. F. Mackay, R. S.-Spring, D. Helper, LIMITPn G. E: Ridley, \V. M. Kvans, Miss Bealo MANNFni ™wt J. B. Hovwood, H. W. Brown, R. Xi. " MA^NERS SXREET. Smylhe, 11. W. Kobins, A. Archibald, ip.l. r- n . v - . r ,, Frank Goldberg. •B. T. lSdmonds, J. lake Llit to hlvsb l'l°°'iVieltzcr, A. A. Rayner, G. Wnrren, A. Samlo, R. Gowcr S. Grosser. A. Tthynd, 3. Bethell, Ernest G. Cooler, G. Mil- ——— . fiholl. E. Bushly, Myrtlo Hindle, • Victor „.■>, , Tvn ' o, IT^ Culdstream, Douglas Wilson, .' WELLINGTON SHOW VISITORSSee tho Topmost "Shirt Display at tha CALL AT THE BRISTOL, Show. Take your chance for a Free Shirt. lamblon quay. TOPMOST FREE SHIRTS. " TOPMOST FREE SHIRTS. . T\URIXG Show Week THE BRISTOI t OT Vi}Lk° dis Playin B Special. Exhibits of PIANOS, PLAYER-PIANOS. BABY FUNERAL NOTICES. SV^SI' ORGANS, and GRAMO * A visit will bo an education «nrl a. rn« rt T FUNERAL CARD. hUion. For it will prove to you the h\X TIB Friends of tho late Joseph Jowelt quality and beauty which charitterfso ai'« invited to attond his I'uneml, overy Bristol Instrument'- yet you'll find which will leavo tho resiclonco of hia the prices low enough to eurm-inn nrJ daughter, 68, Nelson stront, Petone, to- delight you eurpnao anti 'KSTciS^' Ot 2 "''"■'■ tW tb° W^ exteml to yOU a» itlvita'io" t» call ftxtai Ccll 3 'f^ VQ RJ[US JUN _ and inspect. Take adv.ntago of it, Funeral Director, TinTC«nriT nT 4 -kt^. 60, Tnranaki firoet. mid 28, Riddifovd lililblUly FIANO CO., ■ atreet. r.IMtTRD Tl.-82-150 (d.y.n.lnW. WBU.INGTON. DON'T put. up with rlrv, tastoless bresd. Got .lames' Wholcsoiu* Rich Brtad. M. J. CKOOKJIB, Msii»gßr. At Grocer's. .