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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 791, 14 April 1910, Page 5

_ Up till now some of tho public' offices .in ■lnvercargill-have,:.-been scattered 'in rented premises in various parts of tie town. ? It is now proposed td house them under ■; ono roof,. in .-. a.- new two-story building.;in:the post-office block" facing the Crescent. ;.The new structure, which will, have a frontage of 187 ft. and an average depth of 60ft., is to'be erected at once in brick, at a'cost of somewhere about 410,000. ;On the ground floor accommodation will be provided for the Valuation Department, Tourist Department, Government. Life Insurance Depart-, ment, r Customs Department, Lands and Deeds. Department; and: Registrar of Births and -Marriages. The offices on the first floor will be occupied by the Inspector of Machinery, Public Works and' Roads Department, Stock Department Health Department, Lands Department, and Survey Department. The contract has not yet been signed. . Do: not forget that the only perfectly, safe: remedy for ti-ioat and luiie com. plaints is TUSSR'.RA; Is. Gd., 2s 6d Advt. f. 'o 4 Always bear in mind that, however severe your cold may be, TUSSICURA will cure it.—Advt. . Why submit to. dull aching of nerve or muscle, or the acute pains of neuralgia, toothache, or lumbago? Witch's Oil—that penetrating, soothing fluid—is a wonderfully, quick .remedy for pain. Witch's' Oil destroys' pain almost instantaneously. Quick hi action, and permanent in result, WITCH'S OIL stands in the very front rank as tho King of Pain.—Advt.

Scott Motor Agency, 57 Cuba Street, Wellington,.have for immediate delivery Latest Modil, 12-U Four Cylinder Argyll, lamps, horn, jack, hood, screen, Rudge wheels, spare wheel and tyre. Tuition free. Price,. .£415. Catalogues post free. —Advt. '■''".■':,■.-'•'■ One of Nature's remedies—"Dingo" Eucalyptus. Cures coughs and colds in the natural way by destroying tho bacilli which promote them. Ms. bottle everywhere.—Advt. OVERHEARD IN RAILWAY CAR. RIAaE AT PALMERSTON. Mrs. C.—"My Dear! I had such a lovely Afternoon Tea at 'DustinV in The Square. It was worth going up town for." Mr. C. (very cross): "Tou might have brought some for me; but, never mind, we'll both go to 'DustinV in. |W anganui,"—Advt,