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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 490, 24 April 1909, Page 5

AKGYLI. COMMERCIAL'MOTOR VEHICLE. 20-k.p., 2-toa lorry, now on view. Demonstration run 9 arranged, for heavier lorries or light dellverj van*. The Argyll has superseded the hora. 'Scott Motor and Cyclo Company, Ltd., Wellington; Palmerston North and Chrlstchurch. - " If you aro contemplnilng removing, the first thing you should do h obtain a quotation from J. Keir, 76-78 Jervois Quay. He has had many years', experience jn tliii olasa of work, and 13 in a< portion to pack, store, and remove any description of furmtufo, Ho ako clears goods through Customs, and dispatches packages and parcels to any addrosa in the world. Telophono No. llfcO. C 5G q WINTER IS.COMING. Sharland and Co, Ltd., have just landed mw 200 sets of NEW LANTBBN SUDES Wh." tottor postime, or entprtainment, for vni'ir friends during the wlnUr evenings. \U S uh iects > lire leprenonted-Scripttunl, 'Secular Travel. Natuie. lJoMsuphve loadings with each set. Write or call for coiipleto list, 2SO Lambton Quay. Tow people aro an aro oi tho magnificent dis play ot new Furniture at the shou rooms of Messrs. W..F. Shout, Ltd., Willis Street This enterprising firm make a of New Furniture, ,nnd inanutaoture -ill tlt-ir i Wa goods. A magnificent display is i>ou oil \jew in their spaoious showroom Ever 7 artioV is guaranteed of tho vi>ry bent Wo.-manblup aud finish, and will compare favourably with anything of a similar class made in th« Dominion, both as regards price and quality.— Advt. "STUAKT" MOTOR CARS. ' Eoturn twenty shillings' valho for ererv eoveroign invebted, BECAQSiB ITS VALUE IS PUKE GOLD, and because it is in general demand, 'lho ALL-BKITISH "STUART" be depended upon as ro'iank RELIABILITY and every detail of Car Perflation. Inspection of neiv models invited. Trial run nnanged, INGLIS BROS., WELLINGTON, SOLE NEW ZEALAND AGENTS. Garage i Harris Street. P.O. Box GB. Telephones, 1019 and 2441. C 705 Tho' millions of grain which Alberta 'and Western Saskatchewan will produce in a few years as a result of tho improved opportunities for railway transportation must find its way to foreign markets along tho lino of least resistance. Tho pcoplo of tho Pacific coast aro doing their best to attract it in their direction, by improunjj their harbours, erecting elevators, and 'providing for tlio expedition and economical handling of tho prahio crops.—"Oalgary'Dafly Herald." ' To stand out for tho alteration of any individual point is to Open the door afresh to claims and counter-claims from every part of South Africa and every section of opinion, The cost of disturbing a single stono is to havo tho whole, fabric tumbling about one'u ears.—"The Star" (Johannesburg). The Transvaal has arranged in future to place deported Asiatics on board ship at Louicnco Marques, instead of putting them »vor tho 'border at Volksruet.