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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 811, 7 May 1910, Page 5

One of the standard functions of the Wellington season is the annual ball of the Wellington Highland Rifles, held at the Town Hall. The ball this year will take place on June 2 next. Particulars are' advertised in to-day's paper. The well-known Ro'ydon Esta,te, 15 miles from New Plymouth, will be auctioned at Mr. Newton King's ; rooms, . New Plymouth, oil .Saturday, May 21, .'at 2 p.m. Particulars. are advertised. An .unreserved, sale of valuable farm and station properties is announced to be held by Messrs. Freeman R. Jackson, and Co. and the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. early in June. No real need to be troubled, with coughs and colds. Keep Dingo Eucalyptus in the house, and take a few drops on sugar when you suspect a cold.' Is. .bottle everywhere.—Advt. To the thousands of sickly. Tun-down, nervous, full-of-pain and suffering men and women, w© recommend with _ all honesty and confidence this true friend, "Dr. Ensor'a TAMER JUICE."* The town of Rnurangi, the historic site on which the Treaty of Waitangi was signed, with homestead, will be sold by auction by Mr. F W. P. Pagan, Customs Stroot East, Auckland, ou May 13, at 7 p.m.. Let J. J. Curtis ' and Co., Shipping, Forwarding, and Customhonso Agents, Customhouse Quay, move your furniture. They've had years of experience in this kind of work, and will do it to your satisfaction. No careless packing or rough handling. Moderato charges.— Advt. Motorists I Wo can save yon 50 per cent. Wo successfully retread and repair worn tyres undor our REMANUFACTURING system. , Expert advice and quotations given. Cyclo and Motor Supplies, Ltd., Farish Street, Wellington. St. Patrick's Day was celebrated in Loudon this year in tho customary fashion. Sprigs of shamrock were worn by largo numbers, and at Aldershpt the Irish Guards, as usual, paraded in review order to receive the shamrock sent down by the Queen. In Ireland St. Patrick's Day was observed as a bank holiday; there were services in all the churches, and a special feature of many was a sermon in tho Irish language. An exhibition and salo of the Irish Industries Association was opened at Grosvcnor Houso and visited by tho Princess of Wales. In tho evening there wero a numbor of Irish conccrts, and among the festivities which took place was tho annual dinner of the Benevolent Society of St.. Patrick, which rclioves tho poor Irish resident in London, and educates their children, at Prince's Galleries. Pieces of tamarisk timber still perfectly sound have been found in 4000-yeax-old Egyptian ruins.