Page 5 Advertisements Column 2

Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 86, 12 April 1927, Page 5

I LOST! A PURSE IL^ CONTAINING— E£ 1 ; ■ To lose money Is certainly annoying BB^R ■ > and always causes grief, yet there Hhi. I a*e sttM some Wefttngtoci housewives Els *.■■.-. wko aye losing money every we«k Glif v beeauee tney are paying too m*eh 2/4 - 2/6-2/81 I BLEHD BLEND BLEW) WM I Cff—teat Tea 3>fZ ■ Mmy Bf I Warden's Tea, any grade, is £6 good as aay*fe» Jgg » ,B costing up to Bd. a Db. more. It costs you has Hf- ■ becattse we import it ottrseives direct from the ; KHI ■ ■ *'■ growers, we Mend and pack it ourselves, and - WBs I we do not use an eKpcuftve packet. Tlie »v- [ mm m ■ ings tints effected mean a lower price to ym. BS I WARDELLBROS.4CO.I f Tm. Importers B —i——————. - p •) - '■*- Unique Advantages of I KAITANGATA COAL CO. Lm 10 Reasons Why J You Should Invest. 1 Q] £106,000 assets aquired for £26,500! / W [|] Machinery and plant in first-class working order. fl m Local Board of Directors combining a forward policy [I L=J with economical management. m [4] Mine* ready to commence operations within 24 hours. H . 4 . [5] Distributing organisation complete. [I [g] Busy Winter Season now approaching. [I r=i Fifteen million tons of coal still available—sufficient for one , I| L£J hundred years. IJ y?IU?!j!AP n.ntalion of 609 acres fiwetoU" Planted with* « HO iiS 1 ° Blue Bum trees, in addition to the above £106 B ■ 000 assets. This constitutes a reserve which, in fifteerl N years, will practically equal the capital of the Company. . [I HI ?ASrresits^ ts i^t/fy t^e expectation that the mines will earn I] 20% profit on this small capital. .. ■ U / flol Kfj^Bata C°^ is specially suitable for Bergius process, II ■v ■■ LL^I which will revolutionise the value of coal of the Kaitangata I ■ * . ■ ciass« -. IV Application for Shares to be made to— I] K. SCOTT GANDY <32 GO. | BAKER'S BUILDINGS, WELLINGTON ' i .