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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 234, 6 November 1914, Page 6

"JpORD CARS AT THE FRONT." Extensively used by the.'; British, Russian, Canadian and New Zealand Troops. THE PROVED BEST CAR. 5-Seatcr, Complete, 14cwt . . .. £205 2-Seater, Complete, 13cwi .. .. 5190 HENRY J. RANGER, AGENT, CHRISTCHURCH GARAGE, SHEEPFARMERS' LABOUR EXCHANGE (Under the Supervision of the Canterbury Shecpowners' Union), 65 HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. All Classes of Farm and Station Hands Engaged for Farmers and Pastoralista. Wool Classers, Experts, Shearers, and Wool Hands Engaged for Shearing Sheds.. .35 JJALLIN B RO S. AERATED WATERS. RING TELEPHONE 93 FOR A SUPPLY DURING THE WARM WEATHER. .81 jJRITAIN RULES THE WAVES. THE WAR causes many Inconveniences. It made Kincaid's SPECIAL TEA at 1/3 for some time unobtainable, owing to the disorganisation of shipping. Hundreds missed their favourite Tea. At last it came, and the first customer to see the familiar brand on our shelves, dramatically pointing to the Tea, remarked: "That's a Proof that Britain Rules the waves 1" : KINCAID'S SPECIAL TEA, :.T 1/3. PEARL OF THE EAST, At 1/9. Both sold without coupons. Real Gems to Tca-drinkcrs. No Agents. Obtainable only from KINCAID'S LTD., COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. .66