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RKMOVAJ, NOTICE. HSPBAR, J1.P.0.C, OOULTST, lias ro- • moved from Jlannors Street to morn central premises, No. S King's Chambers, Willis Struct. Visitors kindly note. Consultation Free. SSSL, MONET TO LEND. \ EOBERT COOK, Solicitor, 113 LamMon-j Quay, has MONEY TO LEND, from/sums I of .£IOO and upvrards, at current rates. C 643, C. 11. HOWORTH, PIVIL ENGINEER .AND LICENSED, XJ SURVEYOR. Union Bank Buildings,' ■ Huntor Street , 5513/1 K O K 14 E N H A L E <S. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER: Mercer Street, WELLINGTON. . CSC3 MlTs MURIEL V A B.E, A. Slus. V.C.M.,Eug.), S I'IRTE STREET, , ■Teacher of' Piano Theory, , Harmony and Counterpoint. Voice Production and t>i n E«}B; C 57( mEE MARQUIS OF NORMANBY HOTEL, 1 CARTERTON. W. U. lIALLEY. PROPRIETOR. The best commercial hotel in the Wairarrvpa. BULKLEY .AND Dental Surgeons,; > 91 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Telephone No, 21C. ' C 603 : iHT a FKASE-B , ■W . (Late U.S.S. Coy.). „„,„„ CUSTOMS, SHIPPING AND FORWARDING < AGENT, First Floor, Nathan's Biiilding (over C. M. Banks, Ltd.), No. 11 Grey Street, Wellington. • Telephone 2729. CGOI) BANJO. MR. A. E. VAEE, teacher of Banjo, Chivers's Music Stores, Lambton Quay. C5Bl RICHMOND AND NEWTON. HAIICOURT'S, BUILDINGS, WELLINGTON^ SURVEYS of all kinds effected, with Acenracy, Promptnusa and at Lowest Cost. ' SURVEYORS AND ENGINEERS. HBUDDLE, LL.B., Barrister and Soli- • eitor, has commenced tho pract?A:o of his profession at TEMPLE CHAMBERS,. JohnEton .-Street, Wellington. Money to lend at Current Rates. CB2C CKOYDON PREPARATORY SCHOOL.Boarding: and Day School for Boys under 13 years. Special Class for Boys under 6 • ealS ' . MISS SOMMERVILLE, 2 Hill Street. ' C 628. M 7", - CRABTREE AND SON;S, " ENGINEERS, BOILERMAKERS, Manufacturers . of High-class Engines and Brick Machines. Specialists in Sawmill Machinery and Log Haulers. . CITY FOUNDRY, EVA. STREET. ! /•---.. , C 574 riEDERHOLM AND TOULEY,^ ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, Manners Street.. Agents for—Langdon-pavies Motors, Eclipse Flamo Arc Lamps, Simples Conduit, Tantalum nnd Wytelito Lamps. Largo Block of Antique Brass and Couingo Bronzo Fittings. C6ll HAMERTON, ANDREW AND WISBB. Barristers and Solicitors, 6 Lambton Quay, Wellington (next Bank of New Hq.aland), have money to lend on Freehold Security, at lowest current rates of interest. Right of repayment during term can he' arranged. Note.—Mr. Webb visits Upper Hutt every calo day and court day; ' : ' ■ '. : . CS9C HOGG'ARD AND PRO USE,' - ■ "A ■ ARCHITECTS, .' ■ UNION BANK OF AUSTEALu' BUILDINGS, HUNTER STREET. ' . C 63? TTIREDIC. 'BLACK. A.M. INST. E.E. Lato of tho British Electric Traction Co., Ltd., Messrs. Siemens Bros, and Co., Ltd., etc., London and U.S.A., and late representative in N.Z. for Messrs Dick, Korr and Co., Ltd., Electrical Engineers, London. CONSULTING ELECTRICAL ENGINEER For tramway, light railway, and power undertakings, and municipal' electricity (supply. THE KING'S CHAMBERS, /' . . WELLINGTON. ' - ' ■ ■ CSC2 IN THE,SPHERE OF MEN'S DRESS. "BjIYERYTHING fashionablo is obtainable at ill MR. D. MILLIGAN'S English Tailoring Rooms, in Kelburno Avenue. This season ho is showing a record variety of smart. Suitings, and consequently is attracting a record.number of customers. Novelties in purple and brown are leaders in fancy suitings, but there are plenty of quieter shades, for men who liko a serviceable suit. Don't put off your clothes' order for coming events, as good tailoring requires timo. . ■ , YOUR Paper is purely -a Conservative journalyoin opposition to the Government one. It is amusing to read your'article in Saturday's issue on tnc working mnn's bread, which you know is the same price as in any other part of the world. It is not tho working man's bread you are thinking about: it is how to inci ease your circulation with the inconsistent parrot-cry of cheap bread at the cost of someono else, which is your philanthropy. Why not give the boot and clothing industries a turn, with their 50 per cent, protective duties, unless you ure interested ? P. VIRTUE, Manager "Champion" Milling i Company. * FUNERAL NOTICES. rpHE Friends of Christina . Ballingall are -8. invited 'to attend her Funeral, which is to leave her residence, 25 Bidwell Street, to-morrow (Wednesday), at 2 p.m., for the Cenieteiy, Sydney Strqot. . • J. AND A. WILSON, 5G6t Funeral Furnishers. milE Funeral of tho late Mrs. E. W. Mills JL ,will, leave Sayes Court, Aurora Tcrraco, at !) a.m. to-morrow (Wednesday), November 6, 1907, for tho Karori Cemetery. ISAAC CLARK AND SON, Undertakers, 55 Molesworth St. Telephone 1088. 5G03