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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1081, 21 March 1911, Page 2

GOVERNMENT NOTICES. i The Governmont, despite tho fact that "Tho Dominion" has tho largest circulation of any niorniny paper in the . Wellington Province, has decided to boycott the paper so far as Govern- , ment advertisements are concerned. In order that our roaders may not suffer from this grave abuso of Ministerial authority we publish the ad- ' vertisemonts below at our own cost, ) NEW ZEALAND RAILWAY'S. MASTEKTOX. RACES. 1 AT OPAKI, ■ , , MARCH IB id and. 2-Uli. HOLIDAY' EXCURSION TICKETS; iivailaole tor return until Jiarctt will on obtainable (except where ordinary lares are lesb)— From Uoodviile, Jiauricerille aud mediate stations to Masterton and trom j To Aro, Greylown, Clareville and inter- , mcdiato stations to Opaki, on 231 d, and 5 by morning trains on 21th .MARCH, r The tickets to Masterton will lje available for break of journey at Opaki only, I those for Upaki at .Uasterton only. s On 23rd and 21th March all trains will, if required, stop opposite Opaki Racecourse for passengers. BY ORDER. WANTED. UNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND. . - rjIHE University of New Zealand reJ- quires a Suite of Offices containing . not less than three rooms. One room - should be fairly large. The suite should - bo self-contained, and include its own lavatory and strong-room. Central position necessary. ' Applications, .by letter only, giving precise statement of terms, including arrangements with regard to heating, lighting, use of lift, et?., must be in my hands before 31st inst. B. HECTOB, Registrar. Wellington, 20th March, 1911. ■ TO LET. NAPIER: 5 SHOP TO LET, '' "OEST POSITION HASTINGS. STREET, JD splendid opening for fruiterer or small goods; rent low. Particulars from BOS 3/ TE ARO, j . Wellington 1 l t JJOUSES TO LET. " 5 Rooms, Tinakori Road, 18s. ' 5 Rooms, Island Bay, 14s. and 235. 10 Rooms, The Terrace, £3 10s. 6 Rooms, ICelburne, furnished, 455. e 10 liooms, lvarori, furnished, .£3. 9 Rooms, Kelburno, furnished, <£3 3s. Apply S. GEORGE NATHAN,-20 Hun, ~ ter Street. ? mo LET, for a term, well furnished - JL Flat of five large rooms; telephone, every convenience, references. Apply between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., 25" Clifton Terrace. \ i mo LET, a good Brick Shop, with 5 j good rooms, situate in Ghuzneo j. Street, very near Cuba Street. Apply to i, B. Smith and Co., 201 Lambton Quay. np.o LET, a 'four-roomed ,Housed Apply f. -B-■ Mrs.-Georgo,Taitville.- ! > fpO LET, Kilbirnie,-new 4 and. Suborned X- 'Houses,"'"bathToom, * V water, gaststove, 6tc.; ' rent, 16s.' and d: 18s. per week. Easson Bros., Ivilbirnie. 'l'hone 3135. '■ rjpO LET, new 3, 4, and 5-roomed Houses, ; A City, reasonable rent; every possible II convenience. Easson Bros., Kilbirnio. 'Phone 3135. , ! i" fpO LET, fine large 7-roomed House, ',' J. Wright Street, 225. 6d.; Shop, 5 rooms, Cuba Street, 455. V. Jensen, 233 a Cuba Street. rpO LET, Kilbirnio and Newtown, 4 -«- and 5 rooms; rent lovr; modern con't veniences. J. J. Boyd, Kilbirnie. P] i —- =3 I' BOARD AND RESIDENCE. 1 CHRISTCHURCH. PRIVATE Board and Residence, 34 Cashel Street, West Christchurch. f. House pleasantly situated, within five ; minutes of G.P.U., Gardens; terms mode- " rate. -■ "fJUSINESS Man requires, quiet, corn's -B-* fortable private Board and llesie dence, vicinity Oriental Bay preferable; early breakfast' and private sitting-room r advantageous. Reply, stating terms, etc., | Box 544. . I- "OOARD and Residence.—A large Double A* Room vacant at 133 Sydney Street. ~ Telephone. "jjIOUR Large Furnished Bedrooms, t, •*- Thorndon, with breakfast, for Gentlemen; telephone; exclusive use of sit-ting-room. 33 Terrace. t- "OURNISHED double Bedroom, 92 Austin Street, suit two gentlemen; = every convenience; lid. from Lambton Station; telephone. "* ¥ ARGE Double Room, lovely view, suit ■- JLi two gentlemen; perfect hot water P service; very quiet. 59 Boulcott Street. T ODGINGS for Single Men, right in JLi town; no trams; ss. per week. 21 _ Courtenay Place. T AKGE Front Balcony Bed-sitting-room Vacant; lovely harbour view; " homo comforts. 59 Boulcott Street. ". rTIHOKNLEIGII, Boulcott Street.—Va , A cancies for Boarders, central position aud good view of city and harbour. Tel ;* 1671. r mo LET, Furnished Rooms, suit mar--H- ried couple or single gentlemen. 11 M'Donald Crescent, City. ~ "\7ACANCIES for a few Gentlemen V Boarders. Apply 121 Thorndon Quay. r' "S7ACANCIES for Boarders, moderate p » terms; every convenience; closo tc tram and train. 41 Molesworth Street. w \\JirAtTANGI HOUSE, Boulcott Street. Vf Vacancy few boarders, all conveni- - encea; 'phone, 5 minutes from U.P.U.j .moderate. o- 'MTANTED, by Person at Business dur»V ing day, Furnished Room. "Hon- ~ esty," "Dominion" Office. ss TXTA NTED, by Young Man, Board and »» Residence in Private Family; nc s Other Boarders preferred. Apply "J. 5.," "Dominion" Office. Ha/MEN Visiting Auckland, for good u Accommodation, first-class cuisine; 3, central position; S minutes from G.F.O. id vVire "Ellesmere," Auckland. Mrs. A. C. Lewis, late "Belia Vista" and "Ven;. a nor." " "No. 88, Please." "Hello, who's there?" "Mrs. Hastie speaking; I want you to send mo a load of STOOKTOM (SOAL at once, please." "Very well, Madam." "Here, Jack, take a load of Stockton to Mrs. Hastie's right away." "Right!" YOU will get prompt service, too, if you ring up '• SAMUEL BiSOWN, Ltd., 'Phone Nos. 88, 124, 164 , 805. DISTRICT AGENTS, JOHNSTON STREET. STORES: ■ADELAIDE ROAD, TORY AND WILLIS STREETS, . "'ELLINGTON.