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Thames Star, Volume XLIX, Issue 14661, 15 April 1915, Page 2

j|SL : ■' WE ARM NOW OPENING UP ■ mji 'Si • , ' 'POLLEN 'STREET.' ' ig

Grown Under the Flag and |^^™*^^ Famed Throughout the World I 1 1 'HERE is only one Tea on the Market of which it can honestly be said J J[ that it is grown, picked, graded, blended and packed by one firm. CLAnd *fc that is the far-famed Liptons Tea—a Tea that is popular in almost every corner of the Globe where civilized men and women foregather. G, Instead of being represented by Commission Agents, as is the case with other firms, Lipton Ltd. have their own branches and employees at Colombo, Calcutta, Bombay, and Madras, in addition to extensive Tea Gardens in both India and Ceylon. G, Naturally, only the pick of the Gardens is sold as Liptons Tea. The distinctive flavour and uniform excellent quality of this famous Tea are •till maintained despite the War. Sold everywhere at the old prices. Liptons Tea ■ Obtainable from all Grocers at 1/8, 1/10, and 2/. per lb. '

GIFTS FOR SOLDIERS

MOVEiMIELMT AT THAMES

GIiFT AiFTERINOOM TO Biß HELD

A proiposial ihtit Avias foamulat^d by ai mtiting'■■of lliianies lladiieis on Moudia.\', is isauire to maati. with. apn> coniniicind'aicioin:. Th ; e nieeit'ing .was 000Yein.ed by S!ti. John's AmbirLauice 81r..----glade, amd a .saitisfaictioa'y altiteinidaaice resulted. Jrwpm-'tlanti maibtieais wei'e diiscia;:~seid, laind it! wiaisi d'acided to hold! a giiio aiitei'iiijoo'iiii, siiniilaa" to 'those .wihiioh hiaivtei -beeta held -\\iXh, com.pllietiei sucioeiss' in abheir .paa'te, on bediadf of the members of .Niew Zeiaiiaai'd's' '■Ebcpeidiitiiomiaay Fba'tiei. A sitmoinig; 'coinmnitfce Aviaisi sieib uip, a;nd fuirtih&r paa'tiouilaii'si of the pr'oip'osteid lbaicitr.ooi ar© to be mlaile by puiblio. ladlvieinidsieftiiieinib ait ai iLaiteii 11 date. Id is p'ioipo.s-ed. to hold: tih^, o-ift aßiornoO'ii o.i S'atxirday week, in tlie yei.:t':rvei, providing'" p>eirTnis&ion to wtiiHisie sannie is available. Afteiinooin. taia will he prbviided, amd 1 i'ti isi siugg'esitt'idi ;th,e sen'vices' of the ißleginienifcal Biaoiid bii oibibaiiniedcTtiO' •einiDLveu the pnoceddiug's 1. The .cdbjeictti of Hie giifb aifitieirhoon, is to seeunie >ai cioilleotiioini of eintiidets' of eveiyd'ay us©, so nacesisiaay to it sold'dea" oaii Qicltliv'e service. Thiose who ait'tein'd (it is hoped tliiat keen P'uiblic sympaitlhy will 'be sio ai-oiosied m to etmsiul-e ai r:ecioaid gathering) wil eia-cih biing «oimie uisdmi giiiti, flinid by this means, a, useful cofcctioini will be made. To the origiinlality >aiud sseasie cf the ■dto'iiors' 'is left the questrjoin of foiiini; of gift, amd it is aniticipiat'ed tili,e pi'e&ieiiiitisi for ouif mem on active seii'Vk'.ie Aviiißlr be boith viaivled and calciulaitleid ■to afford: cioimi m*> 'aindi pleiaisure. The focial branch of thel /biigaidie. i-si to be clomaiiended for iniitliiait'inigi the mo'venieint, which m laisisiuradi of Av'hioielueaittied puiblici suppoiib. v

AUCKLAND DISTR'IRUTING AGENTS: E. EULINGHAM AND CO

I ' • ■ (i f The Nicest Present of All! | •I ONE "*"' '' ' \i # Coakley's Dinner Sets! n W , ..■ *■'■'& jl'K[) The Uncommon Exclusive Patterns are a delignt to '. i N /•! jn lovers of Dainty Things / \ H In fact our CROCKERY DEPARTMENT has never C i my looked so festive and attractive. . ■ /i \\ W . ' ' ' 1! ijjjr The Special Importations include TSA-SET3 in a host 2 k /lj{ of Charming Designs, ■ / U i jr. GLAS3WARE & CHIN"AWARE to suit every taste 2 X (!) TOILETSET3, BEDROOM. SETS....A nice range of ( | q\'\ TEAPOTS, etc., etc. . it ( Also HARDWARE of every description ( | ' ) Come in and see the Display early \ |) ■' COAKLEY &CO., LTD* j| ® "The Stores of Best Values." POLLEN STREET ® I , I. r JL^^^'JlS^?*^js*?__3^_s_?'?'^3l__/^^_L?l-S'*^g^Js*^_!^!^^ !g'^?lS** MT* a?__!^i__*^fF-it??f

MV H. Ho'kimi'fc, ihe Ckmhiidgc rajj'r'eisbn.tlaitdve of the Fainnersi' Aiuo tiioiieoring Col, haK< been tfain&ferred to' MGivliisiviilLei. uNil- iM^'Sweeney;-' of MJoaTj.msiviille, bay been ivkm^fenred to tha M.aita.mia.tai branch. Lost, stolen., sihijiyeid— <pone wnia knows vdic-ra. 'T was with in,;, ye^erdiiy, I do dec Mam Efc ranker] ji)y the*, my head was siorp It's jrone, I'll niwer &:.& it. nnoi'e. What? N:otti a cough.? Yes, 3'es, for Losifc whien I us-'eid Woods' Peppermint Cuive.—Advt. ' T'lie EHlraiinl Argiis, the propauetor of wiliioh •bias bad m lourg coniieatiiooi wiiitlh New Zelailand pol'.tiicfei, siay■»: We do not piL:'.icei muicJi faith, in tlie lmirntoarr tha* Torni Maidkemzie may return to> Neiw". ZeaJiaaid and take up tlie> loaidersJiip of itiho Legislivtiive •C'ouniiCiil.s N<> oinle sihiouild essiay the l&ader'ship of tihie Ciooiiiucil uiiileisis h,e is a liwyieirl— airtd ia^ gioioid cane. 1 at tlnaitl. The Cbniiiiiciil isi 'dontoiniuiaillLy. detail)'-ng 1 Aviitih. kgal feohniiciallistiietsi ioii p^ivafe ciommiititeies, amd ouily ai lialwjyer 1 comld explaiin itiTite© teicibniiiciaiiiitieis: tb tHie Coxiiiitotil. The Pi'.esienifc leiaUleif, the Hoai. H. D. Ball, fills tfhje poisiitr.oinl molsiti ■adniir'albly. S'o> fan" ai« rrom.'.MJabkenizfe isi c'oiiicornied AA'e fanicy tHnat wlheiii he is, finished Avitih the EKgih, Camim&lsioaieirship' he will aikio ibie'Snifeiiieid .witli Xe.w Zealand poiliiitijc®.

is nsed In the Spanish P • Koval Nursery. It builds & j 2TI Vfl-honnv Princes and PrinJ*j \Wp\J) . osse i. It builds bonnie C^F ,11 <■..'. ; O u. Askwo'/rdtwtor. -4

" ] The Times' Pai-Li-ameinitiavy Goitres- • ■pouden:t; says the Budget will be <vf exceptional inltoi Je.s,t and imjpoirtance. Tlhe dirinik proißleim is largely a quasit&cttii of finance. Mir Lloyd George will hsave, to face a serious loss a.s the result, of drink measures. It ba..si been: virtually settled their© will be no addi'tioins in incoone tax. LESS TO WQK(R;Y OVEII. If. liiioifihers nieviei- a.llowed a cold to .rim twemiby-foui" 1 houa-si witiiout aittention there wiould be toss isiiokneiys ;to woiYy over. Oliamiberlain's Cough Remedy sihoiuild always be kept in the home wEeve. th&iie are cibi'ldren. It is>, a. perfeat remsidy for coughs., colds, • croup, whooping; cough and bronchito. and' if giiveni at the first? symp- , toms will ward off the -aitibaok: —Sold by all chemists Hind siioa-keepers. — Hfi¥ the flight, of the. flying coirpsi : which Australia .is loaning India, conIsiids of Oaiptaiins Peti-e, White. Lieitts. Treloiar and Mere, airtiifioers i miedhiainixis, • diivers. India smpplies tihe^ ! machines. I . ) - , FOR LUNG TROUBLES. As a curative agent in caie of lung or throat ttou' le«. pulmonary and other waiting dieatet. Lane's Emulsion »of the greatest value. Its component parts are pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, Hypophosphitw of Lime and Soda, and Beechwood Creanotr. scieiitifr callv emulsified with Fresh Eggs. Prepared by a graduate chemist; approved and recommended by doctors. Its (tonic, strengthening and fattening propertit* supply the human body with the elements needed for renewing heahn> . ' Sold by all chemists. Price 2/6 and 4/6 per bottle, the large bottle* are the most economical as they con- ' '.aw more than two of the smaller ones. '

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Farmers & Settlers REMMBER"CHAMPION" Is a true I real Industry, and took an advantage of you in the pi ice of Flour Oatmeal and Rolled Oats, during the recent unfortunate strike % though he had the opportunity to do so. The only compensation he - now asks for this great act of benevolence is for you to continue using his "CHAMPION" Muscle* Raiser • Floin ANb "STANDARD" Oatmeal & Rolled O&s. ! W&mD FOR; PURITY.