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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1067, 4 March 1911, Page 5

Cabinet will continue its meetings on the train to Auckland to-day, Ministers accompanying tho Prime Minister on the journey north. Important matters still remain to be dealt with. Tho journey will be made per the Auckland express.

Captain Reliant has been appointed an assistant surveyor in the Marine Department.

Tbo Prime Minister (Sir Joseph Ward) last evening received a cablegram from the Hon. Mr. M'Gowen, Premier of New South Wales, as follows:—"Mr. M'Farlano, ControllerGeneral of Prisons, visits New Zealand to report on tree-planting by prisoners, also employment consumptives at camp, and treatment of inebriates by State. Sir. M'Fariano proposes leaving here in Moldavia reaching Auckland March 17. Will you kindly give facilities for inquiries, and also for him to stay at camps?" Sir Joseph Ward replied that every facility will ho given Mr. M'Fariano to enablo him to make his mission satisfactory.

Many a Motor Cycle works well when on show to a prospective buyer, but on coming to a stilf hill or rough roadshows its utter unreliability. Not so tho 4-cy-linder 5-G h.p. P.N. It works on the worst roads as it does during the rigid tests in tho workshops—perfectly. It is a machine you can rely on anywhere. Tho beautiful engine can bo throttled down to r> miles per hour, or accelerated to 55, and 1 bo given a perfect mixturo at all speeds by tho. new automatic carburetter. E. Reynolds and Co., Wholesale Agents, Wellington.—Advt.

Ladies wllo'lake in (ho qualify of their sewing will always recognise tho special excellences in this direction possessed by tlio famous "Wertheim" Sewing Machine and in addition to which tho High efficiency of the various attneh■ments and accessories place this machine quite nliead of its competitor. Oscar ltowett, Ltd,, 50 Culm Street, invito la dies to iuspcct their latest modclsr=*