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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 398, 6 January 1909, Page 2

SPORTINC. WELLINGTON PONY AND GALLOWAY RACING CLUB. ' JANUARY MEETING. FIRST DAY-TO BE HELD ON THE MIRAMAR RACECOURSESATURDAY, 9TH JANUARY. FIRST RACE - QA p__. LADIES ADMITTED FREE TO ALL PARTS. A»Q\J SPECIAL TRAM SERVICE OF FREQUENT CARS FROM COTJRTENAY PUCE. J- M. CUMMING, Managing Steward. - — - ■ — _____

WELLINGTON PONi r AND GALLOWAY RACING CLUB. NOTICE TO BOOKMAKERS. JANUARY MEETING! BOOKMAKERS can obtain Licenses for the January Meeting as under— For First Day, January 9, up to' 3 p.m. on tho Bth January. N For Second Day, January 16, up to 3 p.m. on the 15th January. License Fees as last. J. M. CUMMING, Managing Steward and Secretary. 9725 FQR,SALE. FOR SALE, Auxiliary Scow, huilt by Geo. Nicol, of Auckland, in 1902. Will carry 60,000 feet Rinm, or 100,000 feet Kauri on sft. Bin. drait. Twin Standard Engines of 30 h.p. each. In good'trim. Full particulars frbm J. N. LAWSON, 9720 152 High Street, Dunedin. BUSINESS FOR SALE. A, WELL-KNOWN Florist, having a wellestablished Business, with four years' lease of shop at a reasonable rental, in commanding position in Wellington, is desirous of Selling; would suit two ladies with small capital. Address, in firsc instance, to "FLORIST," C7BB "Dominion" Office. JOHNSONVILLE. POULTRY FARMS to Let and for Sale, IJ, 2£, 3, and 5 acres, with Dwellings and conveniences. Also Valuable Land for sub> division, 10 acres, with or without Houses. Fr Sale, or Exchange, Town Property. J. W. BRAITHWAITE, Auctioneer, JOHNSONVILLE. i 710 ■j QfJ ACRES, all nrce dairy fond, 30 acres JLOO have been ploughed, the whole plough'-, able when", stumped, *ell divided and well watered, by good trout stream, 2 houses and all necessary conveniences, good outbiuldings, garden and orchard; the land grows splendiij root crops; the si-uatioa is one ot the best. A good cheese fac'.ory adjoins the property; fchool and P.O. within II miles, and raiWay station within 3 m.lcs. A rea cheap property Freehold,'_2l 10s.; -600 to iB6O cash, balance at, 5 per cent. Apply to Hare and Evans, Pahiatua. C 790 •- - '■ FOR SALE, "K}_RM, 179 Acres, Splendid RESIDENCE, — 'ornamental grounds, etc., closo to Railway Station, School, and Factory. "" PRICE, £'25 pei-' Acre, which includes 50 Cows (mostly Jerseys)', - 6 Heifers, 9-Pigs, Horse.-Cart, and Harness, Milk Cans, 'Plough and Harrows, Harness, Hay, etc. - /rEKMS-JiIMOO at 5 per-cent., balance cash. No agents or exchanges wanted. Apply, by letter, to "FARM." ClOlB "Dominion" Office. I FOR SALE. FOUR YEARS' LEASE of a FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, situated in one of the safest electorates in 'the Dominion. The Hotel has been recently destroyed by •fire, but rn up-to-date Hotel is about to bo erected. .' The old Hotel was established 43 years, and was always looked upon as tho leading houje in.tho town for tourists and travellers. Purchaser would require to furnish the new building. Rent, .£156 per year. Satisfactory reasons can bo given for selling. For further particulars apply BOX 80, POST OFFICE, Hokitika. 9570 LOWER H 81l FOR SALE, LEASE, or EXCHANGE for Farm, large double Shop, plateglass windows, cold atoie, corneal lloor, tuorougniy up-to-date (i-roomed Residence, beta, copper, tubs, -pantry, scullery, h. and o. 'water, tile hearths i and grates, large windows with patent adjusti auie leadlight ventilators, modem bakehouse, 1 first-class stables and trapsheu, large uour and loragi lofta, gas, water, drainage; land, 225 it. 1 x iasfl. A most central ana rapidly rising corner position, near new school, tram route, 1 and Central Hutt Railway Mation, substantially built in brick and iron, the buildings ha7e been finisned elaborately and regardless of expense One of the very best properties in tho popular and progressive borough of Lower Hutt. A most excellent investment, and a rare, opening' tor a pushing business man. Apply ! HARNETT'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, | Lower Hutt. 9139 1 - -..—————■ FOXTuN -LEVIN CUACII SUIJVICE. Time-table-Leave Foxton i 6.30 a.m., arrive Levin 6.30 a.m;; leave Levin 10.30 a.m., arrive Foxton 12 noon; leave Foxton 2.30 p.m., arrive Levin 4.30 p.m.; leave Levin 7.30 p.m., arrive Foxton 9.30 p.m. Leavo Foxton 11 a.m., arrive Shannon.. 12.30 p.m.; leave Shannon 2.50 p.m., arrive Foxton 4.M1 p.m. FREEZING SHEEP AND LAMBS. THE WELLINGTON MEAT EXPORT COMPANY, LTD., Is.prepared to PURCHASE FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS By woight or at per head. The Company also offers clients every facility for freezing on their own account. Prices can be obtained on application at the Company's Offices, or from any of tho Bayers in the country. W. G. FOSTER, C 591 ' Managing Director. THE- ESTEEM OF THE AUSTRALIAN PUBLIC-•jt|-E WAN'S SCOTCH ALE. Tho following extract from N.S.W, 19?r statistics regarding IMPORTED ALES, indicates the high opinion in which M'EWAN'S SCOTCH ALE is held by the AUSTRALIAN PUBLIC:-HOGSHEADS-Out of a total of 3483 hoesheads M'EWAN'S REPRESENTS 1724; Halfhogsheads—Out of a total of 1342 half-hoesheadu M'EWAN'S REPRESENTS 578;' Barrels-Out of a total of 220 barrels M'EWAN'S REPRESENTS 148. The next highest numbers being 599, 290, and 60 respectively. CASES-Out of a total of 21,283 'cases,' M'EWAN'S REPRESENTS 15;505.'.-' The next highest numbers being 1325 and 1285. XAERY AND.CO., LTD., Sole Now Zealand Agents, • ''■:■■ ► ' -'.•;.';■;. WEIiINQION.;:.;.,- ]cw