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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8757, 12 June 1914, Page 5

You Have Created a Want If You Ar© Without a Kerosene Heater. 37375 cm? C >x ) 'o'ap. So 3:0 MII QOMEONE has said that we feel not a want but what we ourselves create, True, very true ! Think, for a moment, is there not at least one room in your home where, a heater would prove a boon. Ah! there is. That spare bedroom, your own little “ den,” —and you could multiply ad lib, the uses and comfort of a kerosene heater. 'Well, you can choose from the best at the D.I.C There is the PERFECTION Heater—an ornament as well as a comfort in any home. Prices vary according to style and size. 16/6, 18/6, 28/6 each Matador Heaters, 37/6 and 42/- each. (Extra chimney* and wicks kept In stock-) Hurricane Lanterns. 3/6 each .... Hand Lamps (glass and china bowls), 1/3 each t Night Lights, 10d each Table Lamps, 8/6, 10/6, 13/6, 15/6 each Hanging Lamps. 14/6 to 65/- each Spirit Stoves (for the early morning),//-/ 1/6, 2/9, 5/- each Tin Kettles (to suit spirit stoves), 1 / m , 1/6, 2/-, '2/6 each. Wm> SIMM, Manager Fortify Yourself for the day’s work before it begins! \. Whether you work with your brain or body, Gerstena for breakfast supplies the proper nourishment for a day of ,big doings. Unlike other porridge meal, Gerstena'is a food more that a “filler”—every spoonful is rich in nutriment—every mouthful is a melting pleasure. The satisfying, nutty, creamy, flavour lingers on the palatea flavour at once definite and elusive. See if you can place the taste. ’ Gerstena Porridge Meal is cooked in two minutes —no “can be” about the matter, it is cooked and ready to eat in two minutes. Why don’t you get a bag from your grocers ?—get it to-day —you’ll be pleased. Mr. W. Burton, Auckland, writes :—'T recommend Gerstena to everyone I know. After using one bag they need no reminder to continue using it. Gerstena is easily the best food on the market. PORRIDGE MEAL u... . Valuable Recipe for Biscuit*. ■ sasassssasss and better tban any you can buy. MCtRSTe/ul ««•»**,*„ rORR/OCE^ ~ Min uUtteif VVooljfon Cdnfz

GREAT FALL IN MILLINERY PRICES! All who know the excellent quality of the Hats I Sell will hasten to lake advantage of this rare opportunity. During the next few days I shall reduce the prices of my entire collection of Seasonable Millinery. Every Hat is a copy or an adaptation of the best French Models. The trimmings have been artistically carried out by the most expert Milliners. It would be most unwise to buy any- : ; where else before teeing my exceptionally good bargains : : Another attraction for this week will be a SPECIAL OFFERING OF BLACK VELVET SHAPES at 7/6. Many of these are worth double. Don t fail to see them early. Mrs. MATHEWSON," 264 - 266 LANETON QUAY, WELLINGTON

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