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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15730, 3 October 1914, Page 9

If you desiro lb" invest money in land . : or houses, or to buy a homo on easy ' term 3, consult J. Ihornes, 83, Queen V ! Street, who has bargains in all parts of • the city and suburbs, and can arracg* '*' loans at lowest rates. [ Speaking at Glasgow, Mr. : Maclrie. tlio [ well-known distiller, ' said:—"Cultivate high ideals. Even i! you do not attain them, you will rise higher than if you started with none. That has been the •,- policv of my predecessors, is mine to-day, I and will be that of those who come after me. This is why 'WHITE HORSE' Whiskv leads to-day and will maintain ' that position in time to come." "LEARN THE LUXURY Of doing good!" You can't do better than make Martell's yonr favourite beverage. In good repute 200 years. On attempting to board a moving tram- . car in Queen Street yesterday morning, a draper named Alfred Shalders stumbled, and one of the wheels of the car passed over his foot, which was crushed- He was conveyed to the hospital. "BETTER LOSE A JEST than a friend !" Don't trifle with the man who says " Martell's" ! He knows there's no other Brandy like Martell's! The 48th anniversary of the Pitt Street .o Methodist Church will be celebrated to : -. ~; morrow. Special sermons will be preached and appropriate music - rendered at- w.. . service. On Wednesday evening the •.'•;. annua] public meeting will take' place..;.-;.. The infantry band of the Auckland expeditionary force will render a programme : .; > of music in Albert Park,"-at 3 -p.m. to- -:■•:: morrow. The band is in 'need 'off music %,',..■: scores, donations of which will be gratefully and - tho proceeds of a "i collection which _will, be .taken up to-mor- '■;■-■ row-afternoon will be devoted to tho pur«". chase of music. ■■.. Thome's * sausages are .famous, because J '<*** they are good. Try them. : Thome'sMeat Supply,- 23, Karangahapa Boad/, Grafton Bridge end , - -'.":'" •';.-. ■ - • '