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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 454, 12 March 1909, Page 5

Merchants having goods or narrnio ..„. , ■ delivery should transaction from beginning to end— wT i leot the goods, ship them, 0 nay XVdis °r" bute goods a other end, and collect charges Try our. system It'si a money-saver and a troublo-savor. N.Z. Express Co. Telephone" 1333. ■ CB9a 'if you are contemplating removing the first thing you should do is obtain a quotation from J.'Keir, 76-78 Jervqis Quay. He has had raanv years experience in tliis class of work, and js in a position to pack, store, and remove, any description of furniture. He also clears goods through Customs, and dispatches packages and parcels to any address in the world. Telophone No. 1180. CS(M The Public Trust Office staff nnd their friends will hold a picnic at Mason's Gardens, Lower Eutt, on St._ Patrick's -Day. An attractive programme of sports and games hns been arranged, and the Office Inspector (Mr. l< , . S. Ronaldson) will act as starter and judge in the different events, while representing the Public Trustee (Mr. J. W. Poynton). who will be unable to atterd. Mr. E. Myers has been appointed secretary to the picnic committee. Messrs. Abraham ami Williams. Ltd., will hold n stock sale at Waiknnao next Wednesday. ■ The annual meeting of the Wellington and Mnnnwatu Railway Company will be held on Thursday next, at noon, in the Chamber of Commerce. t A gas-cooking demonstration will be given in the Anglican Churchroom, Kelburne this afternoon. . . , • The district electors' list, Eastbourne, is now open to inspection. Applications for enrolment and objections will be received till Wednesday next. A Wairarapa sheep station of 3700 acres, well stocked, is advertised for sale in this too-