In the navy, death volleys thro the only ones fired ja even numbers. All other salutes are in odd numbers. The only British general who was ever publicly degradied was Whitelocke, "who lost us Buenos Ayxes in 1808. The first armored train was used at the siege of Paris in 1871. Public Notices. ,y\ SENSIBLE > STIMULANT^ luiiuiia ii.ru lt r i!l S , A Stimulant tKat is medicinal sih Jitsl.Action ana is^dire<st : \ \ 1 Health promoter is' J i worthy ofVall men's i fdrinKmgf & j& It is 5 i bracing, $ and f has |CuraWe effedl in<*f | Itidnfey. Bowel, and \ |%Ji^pyfAfife<dlionsJ || BUY WHOLE 1 '* BOTTLES * i 'miMIOH L'l>lUHiUt)Hum..llllllll TROUT FISHERMAN'S OUTFIT. BKo. I—Best 12 feet Hickory Rod with I lancewood top, reel, silk line, landI ing handle and net complete, fly I book, two- casts, one trace, one I minnow, i doz. hooks to gut, i doz. I assorted flies. prioe 80/-. po. 2—Fly Fishing QnHit: io feet I Greenheart rod, revolving plate reel. landing handle and net, silk line, fly book, i doz. casts, i doz. hooks to gut, 2 doz. assorted flies. PriOQ 40/-. No. 3—Strong 12 feet Greenheart fly and general rod with two tops, revolving plate reel, landing handle and net, silk line fly book, \ doz. casts, 1 doz. hooks to gut, and 2 doz. assorted flies. Prioe 50/-. Ho. 4—A good 11 feet Greenheart fly and general rod with 1 fly and 1 short minnow top, reel, silk line, landing handle and net, \ doz. casts, 1 doz. hooks to gut, 2 traces, 2 minnows, fly book, and 1 doz. assorted flics. Price 68/-. Ko. s —Best quality general outfit for fly. bait or minnow fishing, 12 feet Greenheart rod with fly and minnow top, landing handle and net, silk line, revolving plate reel, fly book, minnow box. \ doz. asforted casts, i doz. traces, $ doz. minnows, 1 doz. hooks to gut, 3 doz. assorted flies, and fishing bag. Price 88/-. POSTAGE ON ABOVE OUTFITS, 2/6 Write for our 50 page Illustrated Catalogue of Fishing Tackle sent Post FreeKindly mention thla paper when writing. E. REYNOLDS & CO., ltd. 74 - 78 Willis Street, Wellington. MATERIALS MATERIALS MATERIALS Colonrs, Brush-weir, Rareb, CanTru«», Pictures f« Studies, etc.. etc. SSV!ITH~irSMITh\ ST SS LITTLE USE AW ARTICLE Unless that Article has Merit. We are not pushing our TEA For a week, but all the time. | Our Standard, is a high one, and you | eannot buy a better tea elsewhere, even though you pay 2/- per lb for it. Have you grasped this? Princes and George Streets. © © • © O • NEW! In Cashmere, i Crash, Woven, &c. i i • • I Single and Doable-breasted. Designs, Plain and Fancy Ootos. ■ • From 6/6 to 18/6 • • each Headquarters for Gentlemen's Wear, 93 Princes St., O Uie with W. r>. Houston £ • Jt-JI A ..* *
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Evening Star, Issue 12928, 26 September 1906, Page 3
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