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Otago Witness, Issue 2983, 17 May 1911, Page 72

1 m m. m 1 rrws SK K 5£ »: m IffSS S 3 W IftßS I ifl«*o sap ' Hrtchr.nl ■ nsnnnßawe unacreiear If unable to obtain from your storekeeper, write ROBERT MALCOLM LTD., Lichfield Street, Christehurch, for the name of the nearest supplier. Women of New Zealand! sauce for the gander ■ as well as the goose, and Monday's cold joint. Sauce, mild or piquant, 1 is keenly enjoyed by the I man of the house. I Sold by jl stores, etc FLETCHER HUMPHREYS & CO. Sole Agents for N.Z. APPOINTMENT. I MURPHY & ORR I Irish Linen and Lace House. 1 SPECIALISTS IN—- - DAMASK TABLE LINEN - HOUSE LINEN , • BED LINEN I CAMBHIG HANDKERCHIEFS i HUSH LACES, &c. 1 Only the Best Goods Stockad, and all 'Goods Supplied at Lowest Belfast Prices. Samples and Price Lists sent Post Free, on application to j MURPHY & ORR, I BOX 22, - BELFAST, IRELAND. " SS IikUNTON MUSIC SOCK fa of (food tunes that anyone oan play ■m he Piano or Organ with BOTH HANDS at the very first Isto ~„,.-.. —-..e, do w.u.culty. There has - not ' bcca one failure. Yon begin '.war tigk' off playing Tunes. WJ Everybody delighted. Why ?B UNION CO. ?W Elizabeth Sti The World's Great Song Book UOJ jO )St[ JOJ AOQad pa>S aSeisod Aid »A\ '9JL o»'"f ■» «' '*? aiaidmo-* an l -aSeisod ltd 3ft JJ/Z naaliqc; jo sau '-/e ' S l°°B MS '6/1 ''looa aajnj. : I°°H Aor jo| SDUBJ )l|Bj3 najjo os pjtaq a»rq ; aqt M jo peaisot ..'qsaii >s„ qji*i Muaipnr siq uiSijap s.\c/»|e aay t C|ddns aiqiisneqxam A^iea ipmifj aoe(u loog qaea pin <, v /,,, saSej o £| inoqe 's.-«- • no ||c ai 'snonßjpau pni; sifnip THE INKLESS PEN Writes witn Plain Water Six P« : Inkless Peu . -;>,.> 0 f special tunsuuti ry much longer than an ordinary pen. The wntini opyable. Whe.n not in use, the pen turns into the holde led in the pocket without risk of leaka ho i. ior Nine Pence, 3 for One Shilling, po" . The Union Co., 299 Elizabeth Sti According to a writer in tho Hawera Star there are some 2500 farmers in Taranaki, and out of these but 300 aro members of the Farmers' Union.