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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 857, 1 July 1910, Page 8

The fuel that is most eagerly sought for is coke, this being owing to its cheapness. It is being sold at Is. 3d. per sack by the Wellington Gas Company. The company notify in our advertising columns that more coke is being sold than they are making, but they have a large reserve stock, and customers sending their orders to telephone 1129 will not bo disappointed in non-delivery. Tenders are invited by Mr. E. M. Blake, architect, for alterations and ex. tensive additions to Mr. W. Campbell's premises, in Manners Street. Tenders close with the architect on Tuesday, 7uly 12, at his office, Hannah's Buildings, Lambton Quay, where plans and specifications may be seen. At 1 o'clock to-day a sale will be held of household furniture, including two grand pianos, at IS2 Tinakori Road. The list comprises the contents of twelve rooms, which are completely furnished. Messrs. A. L. Wilson and Co. are the auctioneers. Sir. C. Tilleard Natusch, architect, Ballanco Street, invites tenders for the erection of a residence in Tinakori Eoad. Tenders close on Friday next at noon with the architect, where plans and specifications may be seen. The New Zealand Business Exchange, Hereford Street, Ckristchurch, advertises for sale a cordial manufacturing business.. The announcement appears elsewhere in this issue. | Mr. Harry Palmer will hold a pig, goiiltry, fruit, etc., sale at the mart, alltnei'stou North, to-morrow. The Wellington Profcssoinal Orchestra will give a Sunday concert in the Town Hall on Sunday next. Mr. P. S. Taylor, high-class confec- ' tioner, Cuba Street, inserts in this issue a special announcement referring to teas and light luncheons. Miss E. -T. Tregca, holder of Greeg's teacher's diploma, has commenced shorthand classes (night and day) at 30 Majoribanks Street. •12 Wnd Street, Johannesburg, S. Africa. Dear Sir, I have much pleasure in acknowledging your note and wish to 6tate that the Foot Drafts you sent mo (also pills) were a great success, especially taking into consideration that I have been practically helpless for IP months, and also I had a bad attack in my right hand which completely incapacitated mo from writing, but am now able to write a few lines to you. Thanking you once again, I am. Yours sircerely, ALEX. D. J. HUIBHEAD.