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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XXXVII, Issue 26, 1 July 1909, Page 1026

LIST OF WINNERS IN THE THIRTEENTH HALF-YEARLY KOZIE TEA CASH DISTRIBUTION JUNE 7, 1909. Mrs. I. Brown, Hokitika, £5. Mrs. Braddon, Hokitika, £2. Mrs. Paskell, Glenore, £5. Mrs. H. Werner, Greymouth, £2. .Miss M. Robinson, Milton, £5. Miss K. Lockhart, Milton, £2. Mrs. E. Adamson, Greymouth, £3. St. Columbkille Convent, Hokitika, £1. Mrs. P. HeJem, Rangiora, £3. Mrs. E. Matthews, Greymouth, £1. Mr. W. J. Corston, Milton, £3. , Mrs. M. McMillan, Gisborne, £1. Also, 10s to each of the following: Mr. I. Hansen, Lower Hutt. Mrs. R. Burrell, Kumara. Mrs. J. G. Lakin, Hokitika. Miss M. A'Court. Miss A. Hanley, Milton. Mr. W. Reid, Milton. Miss E. G. Miller, Kaikorai. Miss C. Frank, Nelson. Miss E. Gibbons, Kumara. Mr. J. M. Bruce, Gisborne. Mrs. Beckett, Waikouaiti. Mrs. A. Davies, Westland. Miss P. Dowell, Hokitika. Miss E. Mellor, Ashburton. Mrs. R. Butler, Balfour Miss Smith, Ashburton. - - And Cash Bonuses of 5s to 36 other persons.

Royal Hotel - Creymouth NEXT RAILWAY STATION. Patrons can depend upon being callel to catch early trains, a Special Porter being kept for that purpose. 40 LARGE COMMODIOUS ROOMS. Tariff : 6/- a day F. M. DREWITT, Proprietor (Late of Central Otago). PATERSON & BURK (W. J. BTJRK) Venetian and Holland Blind Works. Old Blinds Repainted and Repaired with promptness and despatch, equal to new. Shop and Office Windows Fitted with Latest and Improved Patterns of Holland Blinds and Patent Spring Rollers. A Large Assortment of Speciallyrprepared Tapes and Cords and every other requisite always on hand. MORAY PLACE (Opposite Normal School), Telephone, 474. DUNEDIN.

N.Z. Farmers' Co operative Association of Canterbury, Ltd Stock, Land, Wool and Produce Merchants SPECIAL REBATE TO SHAREHOLDERS of commission charged for selling Live Stock. The CO-OP is the LARGEST INSTITUTION in the Dominion established by'the farmers. The steady increase of support extended to the Association during the past years is absolute proof that the farmers realise the importance of having an Institution of their own. ' \ Being the LARGEST RETAIL concern in the Dominion, Farmers and others can purchase to advantage their Farm and Household Requisites at the CO-OP. Head Office - - Cashel Street, Christchurch BRANCHES: Ashburton, Rangiora, Hawarden and Oxford E. W. RELPH, General Manager