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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17859, 3 August 1918, Page 5

I IP ' JIM No necessity to waste time and energy scraping, scouring, and rubbing. KLEAN-ITT will do all that for you. Using it as directed, the dirt and grease are removed as if by magic. Good for a hundred and one purposes. Cleans dirty or greasy pots, pans and dishes, washbasins, sinks, floors, tables, shelves, marble slabs, baths. \ Unsurpassed for shifting the dirt and grease from motorists' and mechanics' hands. Cleans, soothes, refreshes. Just lovely when the hands are hot, sore, and dirty, after a hard day's work. 1/- per large tin. Grocers, Stores, etc.

Vemin4i€fn: wmm •-EMINGTON UMCcamMgcs" - are made and tested for every Their uniform accuracy and absolute reliability make them the favourites self-defence and safety. Write for special booklet free xipsn request. Ml CMTEfMES. v: ,v! i REMINGTON ARMS UMC COMPANY AUCKLAND AND WEIXJNGTON W&Hffl&

claim that Wood Bros.' Flour is New Zealand's best Flour 9 • 3S i K The Championship Loaf at the Dominion Bakers' and Pastrycooks' Exhibition in 1918, as well as in 1917, .was made from Wood Bros.' celebrated Flour. And the champion Baker, still using Wood Bros.' Flour, won the greatest number of points at the 1918 Exhibition, Proof of this kind cannot be gainsaid. Neither perhaps, is it necessary, seeing that for the past fifty years the housewives, the bakers, and the pastrycdoks all over New Zealand have proved and gladly acclaimed The Mill at Addingtqn contains the most modern milling plant. The perfected process of ( milling here daily converts into New Zealand's highe.st grade flour the finest wheat from the fertile plains of Canterbury. Sold at all Stores —everywhere kvmgJiMiima Christchurch ffIMSH Jlgg