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I RAILWAY_TRAVEL j | RESERVATIONS OF SEATS. f J Intending train travellers are advised that ad- V f vance reservations are now limited to not longer £ J than 14 days ahead of travel date and seats may f I be reserved only by passengers in possession of r* i the appropriate train tickets. „ i In the event of circumstances preJ venting the holder of a reservation from travel- \ ling, the Railway Booking Office should be notif fied that the seat will not be required. If,such f notice is not given at least 24 hours before; "Che 9 train is due to leave its starting_ station, a sui- i , J charge of 3/- or 5/- (according to distance) will J* i be made for each unclaimed reserved seat. CONCRETE , a good concrete floor or piggery is a solid investment that does not depreciate. Instructions or concrete work on the farm will be sent on request. State what you wish to make. WHSONS^CEMENT South British Insurance Buildings, Shortland Street, Auckland.