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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 902, 23 August 1910, Page 5

A pleasing ceremony took placo on Saturday at the offices of Messrs. J. B. M'Ewan and Co., Ltd., ivben Mr. H. G. Hill' was presented by the stall' with a handsome silver-mounted inkstaud. Mr. Robertson (general manager), and 'Mr. Gunn (accountant) in making the presentation referred to the pleasant relationships that had always existed between Mr.' Hill and the staff, and regretted that after 2J years as manager of their produce department Mr. Hill was leaving them. Tliey wished him every success in life. Mr. Hill suitably responded, after which tho staff joined in singing 'Tor He's a Jolly Good Fellow." Mr. Hill is commencing business -frr himself in

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, Take notice that DUSTIN'S, LTD., Kc-stauratours, Palmerston North, and Wanganui, intend to satisfy the cravings of all appetites at their Refreshment Rooms, The Square, Palmerston North, and Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. ,

Mr. A. M'Glaslian, Napier, advertises particulars of . a furnishing business, situate at Hastings, for sale'. The Carterton Trust and Agency Co. invito tenders for the purchase of a fino and productive freehold property, situate' at Parkvale, and containing 51 acres. For further particulars see advertisement in this issue. Mr. E. T. Reed, of "I'unch," has unveiled at GG Wallace Sheet, New Wortley, Leeds, a mural tablet perpetuating in the house of his birth tho memory of Phil May. 'The tablet, which has been designed and executed by E. Caldwell Spruit, of Leeds, and the perpetuity of which as a memorial has been secured by ' the Leeds Corporation, records that "the great black and white artist, a fellow of infinite jest," was born at the house named on .April 22, ISlil, and died la London, August 5, 1903.