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Colonist, Volume LVIII, Issue 14395, 24 April 1917, Page 3

-| OKQ AOSES FEEEHOLD in th .LOtIO noted Eangitikei dißtrici only 4 milea from big stock centre; a] grass; carrying 3,500 sheep and 200 cai tie. No gorges; 300 acres plonghable House of 10 rooms, woplshed with raa chines, stable, etc. Price £9 10s per aciie P.o not miss inspecting this. Good term arranged. For further particulars appl' to • KIMBEELEY McNAE, 1844 Hunterville. Ladies:—Tbe purchasing of the dc licious MILITABY PICKLE indicate "wisdom. Every grocer seUs it. w Ever; particular person eats it. ] 'NOTICe.. OWING- to the increased cost of bottle and cases and tbe serious losses tha we experience through customers not re turning them to us when empty, we in tend, on and after Ist December, 191 ( until further notice, to charge for a] bottles and cases on delivery, at the to] lowing rates :— s d - ■: Patent Lemonade Bottles ... .2 o*per do Ginger Beer Bottles ... 2 0 per do Syphons ... is 0 per do Cases 3 o each Quart Chamoagne Bottles... 1 6 per do Pint Champagne Bottles ... 1 0 per do Cordial Bottles ... ... l 0 per do J. R. DODSON & SON. HAELEY & SONS. ~VF" GEO. HOGG & CO, 5334. «OEMANS LTD. Km??* 018!- FLAG BBANI a7PS^E^ are sold grocers fton Auckland to the Bluff, and are alwa* pure .and realiable. Make a point o taßstmg.on having this reliable brand, i Ml 1 and Sons FOE CARPETS LINOLEUM FLOORCLOTHS PASSAGE RUNNERS SOFA RUGS ; BEDSPREADS TABLE LINEN ; HEARTH RUGS '• PILLOW CASES PILLOW SHAMS , FANCY WHITE LINEN GOODS Also full stock of Furniture In all lines, DUCHESSE SETS WARDROBE BEDSTEADS TABLES WASBSTANDS COUCHES CHAIRS SIDEBOARDS PALM STANDS, ETG, LOW PRICES. FLEMING & SONS HARDY STREET, NELSON. 1, ■ ——————■ _— t WINTER IN THE TRENCHES IN FRANCE. .. How are our lads faring, and how far can we HELP them? Mr. Varney, Field Secretary of the Y:M.G.A., cables:—"Discourage gift goods. Cable money. Can buy advan.tageoiisly all needed and save months in transit. Developing work trenches. Have organisation reaching every man forward lines. Push trench comforts fund." The V..M.C.A. National Committee Now invites contributions to the TRENCH COMFORTS FUND. We feel that too much cannot be done to make the conditions a little more endurable for those men who are . so freely giving their lives for us and for their country. We propose to cable funds right away as they come in. E. C. BROMNELL, Secretary, H. W. KERSLEY, Acting-Pres. V.M.C.A. National Committee. ■, Headquarters^ Wellington. 5292