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130X132. TELEPHONE 2459. CJHASE, MORRIS AND & CiO., AUCTIONEERS, SHAREBROKERS, LAND AND COMMISSION ACENTS, SOUTH BRITISH BUILDINGS, WELLINGTON. THE NEW ZEALAND 'AUTOMATIC DGATE. . 0 .you possess a Motor Car or a spirited horse that strongly objects to standing whilst you close the Gate be-' l:md: him? Has your wife not infrequently complained of the nuisance of ■Betting m and out of her trap in the rain to open the Gate at your, main .entrance? - _ Do J 0 ", wish to cause your friends! as little inconvenience as possible, and the greatest amount of pleasure when paying you a visit? The old-fashioned hand-opening gate has been in cxistenco sinco the days of Adam, despita the fact that there is no record to show that Eve had to iT? h Z T Motor Cnr to open the Gate at the Garden of Eden. But those days Have at last come to an end, and' THE. AUTOMATIC GATE * may be- seen in operation and-"doing useful-service, on many of the best and most noted of bur country homes. Those who are not familiar with the sim. plieity of construction ar.d' economy in price of this useful article should not delay longer, but communicate'at.once with us, when'we will str.iply our Catalogue, containing full particulars concerning one of the latest- improvements of our time. If desired, we can smply you with numerous testimonials on the Gate, and the comfort and convenience of those who have tried it. THE SMALL MUD NUISANCE. Have you got a Vegetable Garden, a small paddock of Cereals, a Cherry tree, or a Grape vine? If you have, whether you reside in the Auckland Province or down at the Bluff,you'cannot failto. have cursed the little dicky" bird,' that has universally proved the main object of your prayers. Various and divers' have been the means adopted and tried to exterminate the persistent little pest. Too often, alas! with but poor results. However, your opportunity has come at last. Prayers need no longer be offered, and poor dicky bird is on a fair way toward.-! starvation. THE SPRY PYROTECHNIC AUTOMATIC BIRD SCARER has just come into operation. All those who have bought them are loud in their praise of their virtues, and claim that' it would be dirt cheap at ten times its price. ' THE PRICE OF THE MACHINE .IS 2.55., . '.-'•' And it is well worth .£lO. ■-.'■■ Send for Catalogue at once, and secure a Machine for the incoming season. ■■■";, v Wo can-supply them on the shortest notice to any part-of the Dominion. CHASE-MORRIS AND CO., No. 1 and 2 South British Buildings, , Lambtoh Quav, . ■ WELLINGTON. , .. ; C 169 ' ARMIT';;'.,.: (Successor to'E. C. Batkin), [ TOBACCONIST, ~ - 51 LAMBTON. QUAYSOLE AGENT in New Zealand for the famed NESTOR GIANACLIS Egyptian Cigarettes. Bs. 6di per 100. UWANTA Cigar: and '.'■' UWANTA Good Cigar and . . UWANTA go to ARMIT ". For a UWANTA CIGAR, lis. per box of 50. C 524 ROYAL, r ■;■.■ ■ BARLOCK TYPEWRITER AGENCY,-' LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON. BRITAIN CAPTURES THE WORLD'B RECORD. AT PITMAN'S Metropolitan School, London, Mr J.. Wright, on April 11th last, before a "Daily Express/',representative <and'some of tho highest authorities in the typewriter world, beat all American records for speed on the Roval Barlock Typewriter. He wrote from dictation (unfamiliar matter) Commercial Correspondence at 105 CORRECT words per minute. A speech of the Right Hon. J. Chamberlain at 82 words per minute for 30 consecutive minutes. . A speech of the Right Hon. R. Haldano at 80 words, per'minute for 60 minutes, this hour test' consisting of copying from manuscript. ( .. . • THE PHOTOGRAPHER. ■, ■' 'KINSEY,, :■; LAMBTON QUAY. '..', THE OLDEST-ESTABLISHED Studio in tho City. Everything thoroughly first-class and uu-to-date. It will PAY YOU to visit our establishment and OBTAIN OUR PRICES. Seo name "Kinscy" on Showcases.

TURNBULLv ■ AND . JONES, LIMITED.' . Telephono No. S6O. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS, BLAIR STREET (Near Fruit Mart). ' MINING MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. . HYDRO-ELECTRIC PLANTS, . Write for Particulars. C 559 Printed by William Harold Munbo, of 29 Willis Street, and published by Magnus W. Johnson,-of 49 Hawker Street, Wellington, for The Wellington Publishing Company, Limited. , Wednesday, October 9. 1907,