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HELD BY POLICE 1
; Stolen, bicycle recovered by the
; lo!ice are accumulating; rapidly at tlie
; lollce- station end Detertive Swift,
bike chief of Capt. McDuffle's force,
la desirous that the lawful owners
cUfra their property.
In an effort Id this direction Swift
.-" has, prepared, after considerable scrap
ing and scrutinizing, a fall set of the
- number of the "wheels" h hand. If
the bicycles are not claimed they will
)9 sold by the police department
iThe theft of bicycles is reported to
is continually," says Swift, "but often
)the loser never comes back to see If
we have found his 'bike" v
There are at present 30 bicycles at
the station which may be Identified
'by number; (any more are there
which have been wholly or partially
dissembled. These must TcV identified
by description. Many bicycle riders
da not remember their ."wheel" num
bers "and must also Identify them by
description.
. The ' numbers of the recovered bi
cycles now at the station follow:
. Numbers 47S16, 2C9822. 207694. 2637,
,101, 7027. 49323, 45C0, 202145,-201180,
4 171. 11986, 218," T7016, 1908, 2188,
48296. 14715. 246834. 210440, 10242.
252699. 10187. 50775, 2987, 80929, 42787,
151779, 269826.
Rates In
at
la response to inquiries from resi
dnta of the city who dasire to 'spend
the summer at the beach at Waiklkl, i
the management of the Moana Hotel
announces lhat special rates are now
In effect at both the Moana and Sea-
aide Hotels. Reservations may be
made by Applying to the .manager.
iriepnone Aav.- - .
4 ,-- O O - .
DOI IPC PflllDT PACE W -
rULlUC: bUUn I OMOCt ; '
NHtLLb LIrt I KAuLU 7
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A little Portuguese girl who had
Summer
Effect
Moana
And Seaside
. ' been led astray a vicious defendant
termed by the police as S)' no good '
' and an absent Wife on tlie -coast were
. die principals ItTa oneact-lragedy en;
acted -An- police court this, morning. .. '
s Jact Morale rwas ftnai IJo for a
V' statotory" offense and the . girl was
: taken. inTiarge by- the authorities.
V v She Jarora C-.e I3Ig island. ;: . . '
a" T' wo had' been living' together in
1 a place on Emma street for some time
andr their case became known. to the
.-! policeohly when the landlady failed
' to collect Icirig' OTertiue re mils. 7 . ' v-
' "' Jlorale declared his wife had desert-
c l him.
EFFECTS OF BOOZE AREr
CLEARLY SHOWN IfJ COURT
- An exemplification, of what booie
1 as doae for the -Hawaiiana, women
inclufe3,.WES Been.In police coyrt. this
'mcrr.'.-s-wVtn - Lizzie Hulihee, in her
, JiU'. I cli, tirnlslied straw F hat'ber
rucevtr t'.iocs and faded calico boloku,
wobhled o:p tOjtbe prisoner's! position
' faring Judge' konsarrat and pleaded
guilty to a charge of drunkenness. Too
Judge, ra consulting his records, found
that Lizzie had done pretty well this
time and had not been in 'court for
about four months. She will serve
out a (10 fine. ; . .
ftAWLIUS SAYS DID HOT
APPEAR AS ATTORNEY
v W. T.' Rawlins did not appear, as an
attorney for the , Durant-lrvine Com
pany, yesterday when he questioned
Superintendent Charles R. Forbes ro
garding the territorial prison contract
Rawlins " stated today that be is a
stockholder la the firm but that his
appearance yesterday aas not as an
attorney. The company, he said, la
making no fight in the matter..
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pricg isiejJy;'X1.50 complete. , ; !
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Tha House of Houiewa'es '
. King 6t near Bethel. V
WASHINGTON GETS BIDS FOR MANY SUBMARINES
.'WASHINGTON, D. C, April 11. Bids for 24 seagoing submarines of
O0 tons each were received at the navy department today.
BRITISH LOSS BY SUBMARINES IS GIVEN
lXNtX)N. Enjc, April 11. During the week of April 8. 17 Driuth ves
f el 'over tons and two of less tonnage were sunk by submarines.
BRAZILIAN MINISTER TO QUIT GERMANY
LONDON, Eng- April 11. The Onuilian rninifcter to Germany is de
manding his passports and will lave tomorrow by way of Switzerland,
say ntws.frjm the (Continent today.
GREAT NORTHERN TOGO ON COAST RUN
SAN , FRANCISCO, C'aL. April 11. The Hill liner Great Northern will
be placed on the San Franclsco-Flavel, Ore., run after her present voyage
to Hawaii, it was announced today. L " '
WAR TO END SPECULATION IN BUTTER AND EGGS
CHICAGO. lit, April 11. Speculation In butter and eggs will be abol
ished as a ia trio tic duty," men in the provision business here declared
today. ' ' -
LINER IS SUNK BUT NO CASUALTIES
WASHINGTON. 1). C.;, April '. 11. The Wilson liner Salmo has been
sunk in the war tone, with one American aboard, but it is reported that no
casualties resulted.4 '.
BALFOUR WILL, HEAD BRITISH DELEGATION
WASHINGTON, D.'C, April 11. Secretary Lansing todiy confirmeAl
the report that Arthur J. Balfoor, British foreign secretary . will arrive
shortly at the bead of a commission of British international experts to7 plan
Joint action 'with the United Slates in carrying on the-war.
HARBOR BOARD WANTS
;':i!LJJSi?i!,.,i "'aw' -"if"
an opinion as to whether the board has the right to continue to collect
wharfage charges from the Pommern and Setos. at Pier 7, so long as they
are docked at that pier, regardless of whose Jurisdiction the two refugee
German merchant steamers are-' under :
v PACHECO HAkLTS BILlFOR PAYMENT TO COKE
Seuator "M, C Pacheco halted .the secondreadine of a bill which would
. reimburse JustIceJtmes Lh Cote :lor
when he rose;thli afternoon to Inquire if the legal aspect oi the bill nad
been investigated by lie senate way a and means committee. ,
He suggested UUkt at the time Coke rendered his services in Wash
ington.he w-ts'a.m'ember of the territorial senate.. Could he lawfully, rep
resent the. territory? Pacheco moved that the bill and the report be sent
to the- Judiciary rdmmittee for a report on this question. The ways and
means committee had already recommended the bill's passage.
, O . BOAT CLUB HOUSES
' ...Because the board intends to fill
tor the proposed new lumber wharf
V noon passed a resotuuon aireciing ine,is.unaju, aiyrue ana loung tirocners
r boathouses to be moved bT their owners, within 2fl Axrm from receint of no-
r- uc- De aecaa ot tne Doataousea ara
of the fill Action on a bill of some
neering Company for xork done on
the laat payment was deferred, until Chairman Forbes and Inspector William
Greger could check up the bill and see, if it is correct The bill -was not
itemized sufficiently: to suit Commissioner Tom Church, who said he would
rote against it in Its present form.;
TO PRESIDENT
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Wartime; loyalty, was
finely.'; ex-
pressed last night by the Washington
club of the T. M. A when it eent
a letter to President Wilson, contain-
ing a resolution of srin-ccIationTor the
course be h;w. recently adopted ro re
gard to Germany. The resolution was
signed by all the members of the club
All of the feliows expressed , willing
cess. to serve the country ln. case of
need., -' . . -
The Washlngtons (Tre planning on a
social bowling party for Saturday
night the Hth. The T" aUeya will
be decorated ard the committee P.rom:
lses the members and their guests an
evening of fun. The committee . In
charge is IL. K. Tim as chairman and
J. T.Yung, .B. T. Wong, Kal Luke
and George Tee. - :y- -'
. After the regular order of business
J. W. McCrlllls talked to the fellows
on the necessity for loyalty in this
lime of national crisis, and the possi
bilities' of a man's influence on the
young fellows now growing up.
Thos present were J. -T. Young,
president; C. A. Char, G. P. Yee, T, S.
Ins. Y. C. Quon, H. C. Tim, B. Y,
Wong. P. A. Sing. Kai Luke. H. Kl
Ylm, W. C. Leong and Kong Tai Pong.
J. Brooks Brown is the leader of the
ciuo." ::. ..;.-.;.f- v'."...
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fcLVCN LUMBERMEN MEET ' ?
". "DEATH AND 9 INJURED"
. ' IN WRECK IN OREGON
ASTORIA, Ore. One Of. the WOrit
accidents ever connected, with tMl
io3ging mausiry m ine .lower pinm;
fcia river district In years occurred
near Gray'a river. WaslCstvea rnesr
f . . ... ..v
; netng kiued ana nine otnera senousiy
injured wnen a logging tram -uiey
were riding was wrecked bya tree
faUing across It ' '. V" f-' ". .
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Patrons and friends of the Punahou
School of Music are Inrrted to attend
the recital to be given by the pupils
of the school In Charles ; R. Bishop
hall on Friday .evening. ". , " .
Boss I want" to speak to you, Mr.
Lovum. about your attentions to Miss
Sweef. daring office hours. I. en
gaged you as billing clerk only; no
cooingmentioned .That will be all
for.. the present Tit-Bits. .
At DAVIES',
MEMORIAL HALL
Friday Evening, April M
Modern Chinese Play
Presented by a company of Chinese
for the benefit of their school and
Sunday school. -
. ..." .-':'.' . ' ' 7:50 P. M. .
" : .. ' ' ' .
- Admission $1, 50c, 25c
ere ori. rrrfr. I
nuHkij reieTi by afoHne Ea armedy h'O
CHINESE BOYS 3
SFM !SSME
"'JF?? AiTWS?l51!ll -
a tTa at -JT. e4?oSTcbirfJm
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TO KNOW ABOUT CHARGES
services as an attorney at Washington
ARE ORDEREO MOVEO
In behind a timber .bulkhead the site
at Pier 2. the harbor board this after
now about two. feet oeiow the graae
JW.OOO filed by. the Lord-Young Engl
Its contract for Piers S, 9 and 10 since
NOT THWARTED
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LOXDON, Eng.--"Germany,s alni to
extend her dominion from Antwerp to
the Indian Ocean is? by no jmeans do
,ted and .vm not be Jef eated' uatil
thai end of the war said Earl Cruzan,
ruember "of the British-War: Council
and former, viceroy of' India,, la the
House of Lords the other day in reply
to a question by Lord Bryce, former
ambasaador to the United States.
Lord Cruzan said that the Turks' still
are - in possession of 30,000 square
miles of territory in Persia, the Rus
sian, troops are barring their further
advance in that country.
Persia was the scene of trouble soon
alter the outbreak of war. The popu
lar theory in this country is that it
was engineered by German agents
with a view to furthering Germany's
dream of a dominion from the Atlantic
coast to the Indian Ocean.
In explaining the state of things In
lb4 neat . east, Lord Cruzan said that
the prospect of German 'success ' in
Persia was best in August last" but
that since then it had greatly lessened
so that now the situation thera was
almost satisfactory to the British gov
ernment ; To J'aid the Russians. ' in
clearing out the Turks, Lord Cruzan
said : reinforcement . being sent
from India and that It was hoped to
restore order.there - before many
months. VTv " '. :
: We aeeta'to be In a fair way", con
tinued y Lord Cruzan, "to be consoll-datinr-the
position against the Otto
mazn'jjpower. --1 cannot say that the
lumUon i WtliAr fri fmmml.
ty; Turkish troops have aUll to 1w
it,injed out from' the western portions
j of Per8hL TH6 ; southern part ot
shores of the hinterland of the Persian
gulf are still in a state of disorder, and
the trade routes are not yet all opened.
But I think we can say that the worst
is over, and the particular link Persia
has supplied In this great German
chair of ambitions has been forcibly
twisted aside, if it has not - been
broken. - - . ,-'
. The British success in Mesopotamia
would, he believed, have decided In
fluence on the whole situation In the
Near East- :''. :;'-
HAS AMUSING EXCUSE
... BUDAPEST. The story of aa'alle
ed attempt ' to assassinate Premier
Count Tisa, waa given great publicity
by the newspapers a few days ;ago.
proved in the police court investigA- j
. turn q 111T6 onsiiiBLu in & mguiuiui e
01 a itunganan otitcer no, reu aaieep
i In the gallery of the HoueVof Parlia
ment Lieutenant Palafarri, the: offi
cer, explained in court! i
"I was very tired when I started
to attend the' session, and soon ' fell
asleep, I. liad Just come from the
front, where I 'had endured some
pretty severe experiences, and I began
to dream that X waa again one of the
aavancea guara in me irencnes,-ana
that theftu8sians were storming our
.'pcsitiORs. - : '
t "I Am so used to firing that when
I . heard the noise of applause down-
iSSftLSSS?0!: VL
ttlnctively pulled out my revolver anJ
fired. It was only after I had fired
thiee shcU that I woke- up."
. ,
- Honolulu chapter, XL A. M.,'ha reg
alar meeting xonighL V
A false alarm took the. fire leparicr
ueui.it run iuu niusvirrcii nik
night.
The Honolulu Street Railway' Kuitsf
ployes i:enfit Association meets tbia
evening. J -
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A whist tournament will loTiow a
fhort business Bessionxoffl!aet5c' He
ltah Lodge. I, O; OFoaight.
The regulitvmouthl meeting of the
Free Kindergarten andXhOdren'a Aid
C-Lolor vlt-h hM at th rjhnrir M
HTwail tomorrow, morning V
iVlw1r -
The Inventory of the estate of Ar
thur . A&hford Wilder, deceased, was
filed if circuit court this .morning by
Charles T. Wilder. Chief; items were
life insurance. $3650, and about 1000
volumes of law books.
Women members of the normal
school faculty have beefy invited by
the Y. W. C. A. to the home of the ex
tension committee chairman. Xlrs. Ar-
thur L. Andrews, to discuss associa
tion work among the women of the
normal.
The demurrer was sa&tained and
reserve questions from the circuit
court, first circuit, answered in the
;J3flrr z : ;pir : in
case of the First American Savings
Trust Co., Ltd., of Hawaii, versus
Eben Low
In supreme court today in the case
of Lilia Nua versus Lahana Mahe- complaining good humor seems to pre
lona, defendant, William Ahialndivi- vail everywhere. '
dually and as administrator of the "Von ask me what regiment I am in.
estate of Solomon Mahelona, deceased, I can not tell you that as. it Is for
garnishee, in.exceptions from the clr-1 bidden. Of course you know I am in
cult court first circuit, the exceoUons the Australian forces.
to the decision and judgment wre!
overruled. . ' :
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DAILY REMINDERS
Make some of today's want ads
serve YOU by answering a few of
them, v .'.'. : . , ;. '
Wanted Two more passengers for
motor party, around island, $4 each.
Lawis Garage,; phone 2141.--Adv.
Don't foraet the bis clearance sale
at v Chan r Cn when hareainn
reign supreme.
For Distilled Water. Hire's Root
Beer and all other Popular Drinks
try theCon. Soaa Water Works Co.
Adv. . : - '' ' '-
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POLICE COimiiNOTES
Ho Loy, a paroled prisoner who has
18 yeara more to seryeon a conviction '
of robbery, was arrested last night
when he attempted t enter a Japan-
ese store on Nnuanu avenue. He was
given a suspended sentence on a
charge of vagrancy bpt will go back to
prison on the old sentence. r$
aanami.waa a compiain9.n1
In police court against Mele,;4 Fll
pino :yoman. charging assault "Tho :
d,efendannw?aa found, guUty nd given-,
a susDcnded- sen
lentencg,.;: Helen . Ka f
haml la a :sler ot lKeawikane wl
now m custody awaiting. trial for, the
murder of the two little Hawaliau buys
In Makiki valley some months ago. ;
It has developed thai' the Vtranger
Tuesday night and who gave the name
of Harold Stinessen after he had been'
tvaA Ar, w r-. nrr,.f- i
knocked down b Capt- McDuffle fol
lowing bis attempt Id escape was a
sailor on tbe'U. S. lighthouse tender
Columbine; Hut left the ship last week.
In police court this mbTning. he knew
nothing of the charge thkt he had as
sanlted Abel Kino, a Portuguese boy,
butadmitted being drank: He was
fined $20.- i;..:-:.-:, t
GIRL'S STATEMENT
. WILL HELP HONOLULU
llere Is the girl's ;own story: ."For
years I had ..dypsla. sour stomach!
"? r.u.UBUt,u.UM-4 UIr u" 7. et
ana onve -011 oy inc gauon. . XNommg
helped until I tried buckthorn bark.
glycerine, etc, a raixed in Adler-l-ka,
ONE SPOONFUL helped me IN
STANTLY." Because Adler4-ka
flushes the ENTIRE alimentary tract
it relieves ANY CASE of constipation.
sour stomach or gas and preventa an-f
pendicitte. It h&s QUICKEST; aetton
of anything we .ver. sold. The Hollls
ter Drug Co. Adv. . .v'"' -
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POSTOFFlCE TIME TABLE.
-Following la ' the postofflce time
table for ApriL' It Is subject to change
If audden arrangements are made for
unexpected man service:
UNITEDTATES MAIL STEAMERS
" Steamers tai arrive fromi
April ; . '
12 Maui, . . . . .San Francisco
13 0 . 8. A. T. Thomas. San. Francisco
15-rVenezuela ....
.San; Francisco
.San Francisco
.San Francisco
.San Francisco
.....Hongkong
.....Hongkong
1?- Manoa ........
fS Great Northern
".S Tenyo Maru ..
20 -Nippon Maru ..
20 Ecuador . ; .
22 Shinyo Maru
Hongkong
24 Ventura
........ ...Sydney
....San Francisco
. ..: San Francisco
24 Mataonia
30 Sftrra
- Steamers to depart for:.
14 U. S.' A. T. Thomas. . ... . .Manila
15 Venezuela : ........ Hongkong
18 Tenyo Mam . . ...... .. Hongkong
19 Maui .......I San Francisco
20 Ecuador .... 2. . . San Francisco
21 Nippon Maru .San Francisco
22 Great : Northern. ... San Francisco
22 Shinyo ' Maru San Francif co
24 Ventura ... ... . ..San Francisco
24Manoa ..... .... . ... .San Francisco
30 Sierra ......... . . . .r. . .Sydney
(Makura and Niagara omitted-at re
quest of .agents).
rne American Salvage Coot New "
J err ey increased its capital from 1. 1
WO.OOd to 13,000 000.
;
iiiiimuwiUiuLhu
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,-'Some new light on the, European
war and the oredlction that the struT-
is nearing its end Is contained la
a letter from Alfred Mania, fr.ieily
co the Oceanic rteamshfp, Sirra run-
ning through heie, which has Just teen
received by Harbor Policeman "Nick" t
Carter who knew Martin quite w ell. ;
Details of the uncensored letter
which bears the date Una "France" 1
are especially interesting inasmuch as
f they tally witlr what is actually taking
place in France now to a remarkable ,
degree. It .follows in part:
"1 do not think it will be long be
fore 1 am in San Francisco. I really
think this is the beginning of the end
and when one sees, as 1 have, the a I-
most Impossible, positions we have
wrested from the Germans 1 can not
believe they Are such fools to struggle
along fighting a losing scrap
"There used to-be an impression
that all the brains were on Fritz's side
hut I can assure you that was a mis
taken idea. We have been struggling
along under an awful handicap for this
last few months owing to the weather
that has bees-, the enemy's strongest
ally. However, In a few weeks we will
have. the weather with us and, from
'hat we have accomplished during the
bad weather I have no doult :is to the
course of events v. ill take J iring the
good weather, which will booi he with
us.
"Of course it is always a soldier's-
privilege to grumble but the most un
"Write me about things in Honolulu
! and look for me to drnn in on vou some
day." -' :-
OWEN IS GOOD BOOSTER :
FOR HAWAII WHILE HE
VISITS ON MAINLAND
"Tells About Good Tlmea , in Ha
wall;.. is the heading of; a article
which appeared in the Seattle (Wa3h.)
Times of March 21 in which Clinton G.
Owen of this city,5l'tay8 some nice
things about his. home. The following
aruc,e iouowe(i.ine neaaing:
I IBB iioiue oi me uiuicic u
and, the
land of the rolling surf is in a pros
perous condition, according to C G.
Owen of Honolulu, who is a guest 'at
The BijtJer.
" 'People sit around in their bathing
suitBf.all' day long and the mild clim-
I ' .ealrf non ta 'im:
sh,fwt' an imnnrt tax .hr, iim
(jj1sland sugar men are grdwlng rich
the ranchers and frult growers
LOwen Is in the fertilizing business
" 'Every one may not know that the
purposte cf the customs men in examin
ing our baggage is to see if we carry
germs, and not td look out for smug-
lul 1 oecause you
S""iJf TW Jua1, , U5CW
ammie . 1 asthe people In New, Ens-
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BOYS IN TROUBLE.
' Probation Officer Joseph Leal does
not known whe' er It Is the effect of
-t .t. . , .
3:"
'i t t,, va ,,.A
... taa, " f tta
yearK)ld Chinese boy s.eeping in the
street on River near Pauahl who had
been missing for five days. Satur
day he got a 13-yearold part-Hawaiian
boy who had stolen a silver watch
and chain, a rifle and considerable
personal effects to help In . his wan
derings. A third with wayward feetl
was a 10-year-old Hawaiian girl whom
he located hanging laround the Japa
nese stores in Moiliili. She had been
away from home for a week. ' ; -
ROUND THE ISLAND TOURS;
Around the island, $1,75, Sunday
Tickets at 'Benson, Smith & Co.;.Fort
atreet Phone 135C Adv.
niiiiiiiiiiiincii:n
i i 1 s-iirv I 1
tMJ z m-JTL-Mil If
in ono m z
S East
through tho
5 KocCsDeses
gBj x un rva tha ingttfui .
sjsj I 'j rontea offered over tha Hnoa of BSj.
; gaj the Canadian Pacific Railway. SJS
l Ticket rate era no big bar than by sat
" moy other Northern route. Spieodid bj
aarvtco and tnooatain, aeenery of. M
wonderful grandeur five yoor Joiu
j oey unusual charm via tha - ' ; J
.s '.CAWABJAW
5;PACD17flC'
s T2A0L17AY .2
m . -;' Tfco VarU's Craatast KslhmtfJ. - m '
ggj ' For complete lafbrmatloa appJy to tat
at rSED L. KASON -" V m
Sat : General Aacnt Paaeenca Dept. SSI .
am : , Caaadiaa Pacific Railway
' SS- K 645 Market Street . .- :S5'
n ; 1 , 8aa Ffaacieco, Cat. " .
Cnznsiia 10 b sin na icn:
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SNOW AT HAH
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Canncidoain)
PacDuflc
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Honolulu's Leading Chinese Curio Store
K i mo no s , Mandarin Coats, Etc.
THE CHERRY
37 Fort St. v , ' opp.PAuaht
Oriental Silk Goods
and
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Kuuanu, above Hotel
IGHLAW
.V
you
a cow
on
tises
Jom cMJd not teoire prer, beuer milk uW tK Hi'gk
jndf tin ffert ro-iMr perhaps at food. Good mi!k ,
ma dc produced by healthy cowt. and New ZealamTe
miik product are world renowned lor their KIgh quality
- New Zealand boRer and cheeia tana iW m.rk :
Moreover the dairy teaittatioa of New Zealand
Darricuiariy hnfi taa dard of clean I e and efficiency.
Highlander Condensed Milk i prepared from the Wirt
and ncheat milk of specially aefecttil Wda is the rich
paitsro dittricit of Soathland. New Zealand.
A h cewt are ubiect to Covantntral MntrmiM mA
-are rarefally tested at recntar mterralj by the Com '
Py",WB BPctor. Milking i conducted snder
xONiditioa of perfect cleanliness. Scrupuloss cart , ,
a J at I . . "J
ui don moaeni scKBitse apparuis combtat ia
the treatment of the milk -it is (ben filtered and
tS)ected to a process which destroys alt disease
nil
Condensed
(UU cream) represeatt the hifheat grade of eoadeased
mi.'k the world ever ia parity, quality and flavour k
, 1 is unequalled., ' :"..', ,
Ytm'owe it to yoorself to test this famost Ccadeated
M !kv Ordrf a lis) fYotn your Sf e try k and prove
ii agamst th- brand yoo are now asing. '
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There's a Iree copy ol the Highlander Cookery Book
:-' awaitmg you nearly 200 beaatiially Sla-trated pages of
pjatfical. economical tested recipes.' Send yoor name atd .
ddress today to "Hiahlandet. Dtpl -a, -
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Afsats. Hsaolatii.
It becomes your duty to yourself, ycur' fainily xmd,
your Country now to acquire a surplus fund. Zvcry
dollar you have or can get, may te nccdsd. -
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Small amounts. of money increase mc:t rapidly vrhen
each dollar- saved is put to yrcrl: fcr ycu", "dsir j its
bit, earning interest. Don't delay cpenin? a. zvrizp .
account; you'll be glad later that you tec!: thh zi-
vicei Start the account with a "dollar deposited hzh. -
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