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Northern Advocate, 22 September 1906, Page 2

KIKIPAKA HOUSE COAL AN IDEAL FUEL. NORTHERN HOUSEHOLD COAL Delivered wilhin the Borough at MODERATE RATES. Ageut fur N.Z. Portland Cement Cob Hydraulic Lime and Cement, Agricultural Lime and Building Sand ; Socket Pipes and Bricks, Smithy Coal, Firewood, Ocean Accident Insurance, Citizens' Life, New Zealand Carrying Co., aud General Agent. J. R. REYBTJRN, Office, Ruilway Station. P.O. Box 26, Telephone Office 65, Telephone Piivate Residence.

The annual mooting i.f the Whangarei branch of the Auckland Liy Readers' Association will take j»lac9 on Tuesday next, September 25, when Archdeacon Colder is expected to preside. At 11 a.m. there will be a celebration of the Holy Communion, and the Archdeacon will deliver an address in Christ Church. Theclergy and the lay readers will afterwards be the quests of the Rev. L. L. Cubitt at dinner. Tho busiue'-s meeting will bo conducted in the Parochial Hall about 2 p.m. It is understood that; Arch- I deacon Colder intends to visit Xii ipaka mi Wednesday with the object of holding service and n meeting. One of the first questions now a^ked by Mary Jane before taking a situation as lady help is: ''Do you use Kiripaka coal ?" Since this coal has come into use the chimney sweeps are having a hard lime of it." Chiranyes want no sweeping when Kiripaka coal is used, as it makes no soot. The mistress who has the most consideration for her domestics is the one who uses Kiripaka coal. — Advt.