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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1157, 19 June 1911, Page 2

COVERNMENT NOTICES, Tho Government, despite the fact that "The Dominion" has ths largest circulation of any morning paper in tho Wellington Province, has decided to boycott tho paper so far as Government advertisements are concerned. In order that ou.* readers may not suffer from this grave abuse of Ministerial authority wo publish tha advertisements below at our own cost. MEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. palmerston" NORTH WINTER SHOW-20th to 23rd JUNE. CORONATION DAY, 22nd JUNE. In connection with tho Coronation Celebrations and above Winter Show, Holiday Excursion Tickets, available for return until 10th July, will bo obtainable as uncle; :— Any station North Island Main Line and Branches (excepting from North of Frankton) to Palmerston North, 19th June. Any station to any station, North Island Main Lino and Branches,. 20th to 22nd June. Wanpauui, Tnihape, Foxton, Wellington (Thorndon), Dannovirko, Mastertom and intermediate stations to Palmerston North, 23rd June, hv morning trains only. Tickets to Palmerston North at Holiday Excursion Fares will not bo issued on any of these days by the Wellington-Auckland Express train. Day Return Tickets, available for day of issue only, will, except where ordinary fares are less, be obtainable on 22nd June, as under: — From To Arc-, Gosse and Co.'s Siding, or intermediate stations, to Gosse and Co.'s Siding, Upper Hutt, or intermediate sta-tions—First-class, 2s. Cd.; Second-class, Is. fid.; or vice-versa. From Wellington (Thorndon), Johnsonville, and intermediate stations to Tawa Flat, Paekakariki, and intermediate stations, or vice versa. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS FOR 22nd JUNE. WELLINGTON-FOXTON-PALMER-STON NORTH. The usual 10.15 a.m. Johnsonville-Wel-lington train vtill not run. In addition to ordinary trains, Special Passenger Trains, stopping whore required, will run as under:— FOR WELLINGTON.—Plimmerton dep. 9.38 a.m., Porirua 9.56, Tawa Flat 10.7, Johnsonville • 10.25, Wellington arr. 10.50 a-m. FOR PAEKAKARIKI.—WeIIington dep. 11.15 p.m. TE ARO-WOODVILLE. In addition to ordinary trains, Special Passenger Trains, stopping where required, will run as under: FOR WELLINGTON.-Upper Hutt dep. 9.15 a.m., Lower Hutt, 10.0, Petono 10.5, Ngahauranga 10.14. HUTT.—Wellington depart 11.30 p.m. Goods sheds will bo closed on 22nd June. For full particulars see handbills. . • BY ORDER,

SPORTINC. WELLINGTON RACING CLUB. WINTER ;MBET;INGj'» ( * JULY 15th, 19th, and,22nd', 1911. OWNERS AND TRAINERS are Reminded the NOMINATIONS for the above Meeting CLOSE at 9 o'clock p.m. TO-DAY (Monday), 19th JUNE, 1911. ' - A. E. WHYTE, Secretary. WANTED. '5/STANTED, kind Person to adopt »» healthy Child; large sum given. Pnr- , ticnlars apply "M.J.," "Dominion" Office. W' ANTED, to lease, with right to pur'chase, small Dairy Farm, all ploughablcand in grass, permanent water,-good house, bails, etc., not too far from creamery,or railway station. "Leasehold," c.o. "Dominion" Office. ~ , BUSINESS WOTICE3. WE UNDERTAKE FURNITURE REMOVALS and Storage of tamo in Dry Stores. Customs Clearing and Forwarding of Goods to any part of the Dominion, Cartage Contracts of all Descriptions.'' MUNT, COTTRELL AND CO., LTD., j Queen's Chambers, Wellington. ""DALLROOM Floor Polish" makes J3 dancing a .pleasure; superior to any other. Largo-tin, posted, 2s. R. Martin, Ltd. . . __ CYCLISTS, Shorland can supply it. Mudguards, best steel, 2s. a pair; Chains from 3s. 6d.; Pumps, from. Is. "SALEROOM Floor Polish" makes' JL* dancing a pleasure; superior to any other. Large tin, posted, 2s. R. Martin, Ltd. .

CYCLISTS, your shop is Shorland's, Cuba Street. Bicycle lamps, ss. 6d. each, Gas Lamps 6s. each; Oil Lamps,.from Is. 6d. each. ARLSBERG Lager and Pilsner Beers, ' ' Ba'rraud and Abraham, Palmerston North, Sole Agents. Hunt and Co., Local Ajrentß., >_ , OYCLISTS, visit Shorland's for Bicycle, Pedals, 2s. a pair; Outrigger Handle Bars, any width, ss. 6d. Shorland's Cuba Street. ""B7ILECTRIC Varnish" dries in 5 min-i-i utcs on. any surface, no matter how greasy. Leaves a brilliant finish. Is. tin. R, Martin, Ltd. CYCLISTS, you can get it cheaper at Shorland's, Cuba Street. Tyres, Tubes, Toe.Clips, Pump Clips, Boil;, etc. "TjTILECTRIC Varnish" dries in 5 inin--H-j ut'es .'on any surface, no matter, how greasy. Leaves , a brilliant finish. Is. tin. -R., Martin, Ltd. . TUST Arrived.-Royal Seal Tobacco, fcfl the Finest English Tobacco on the lriarhet;. delightful aroma. Sold only at ..Gilbert's, Tobacconist, 50 Manner* firreet. ■ Wellington. "■(PLASTICINE," Complete Outfatß, Is. i- 9d. posted. A most instructive present for a child. Write at once. Robert Martin, Ltd. SHORLAND. Cuba Street, leads in Football goods. Best Bladders, 3s. Cd. each, only at Shorland's Cycle Shop, Cuba Street. Skates.—Latest Ball-bearing Skates, from ISs. Cd., for ladies and gentlemen. "The Phuneries," I'leming and Co., opp- Library, Newtown. "QTENCILLING Material." Brushes O from 3d.; Cutting Knives, Is. 3d.; Boards, id.; Oil Colours, 3d. At Eobt. Martin,; Ltd. WANTED-All Tweeds Teduced; newcst goods, lowest prices in city. A. S. Morgan, Dress Specialist,- 115,JCuba Street. ANTUD Known.—The Latest-Corsets worn aro being made to measuro by the Corset Manufacturing Co., 108 a Cuba Street. Each figure an individual study. W'HYTE AND MACKAY Whisky. Barraud and Abraham, Palmerston North, Solo Agents. Hunt and.Co., Local Agents. ANTED-Reliable Dress and Costuine Tweeds, very much reduced. Few days only. A. S. Morgan, :ilannah's Buildings, Cuba Street. -,-;■■ ;/• ANTED—A Ported Corsot for stout figures. Call at the Corset Manufacturing Company, 108 a Cuba Street, and have your Corsets made to order. WANTED— Morgan's Specials, Cream Corduroy, Is.; Blouse Lengths, ]s. 3d.; Serges, from Is. 9d.; Velveteens, Is. Cd. Morgan's, Hannah's Buildings, 115 Cuba Street. •WTTTANTED—Ladies to call nnd-bavo Vv their Corsets made to order-; fit, style, and .comfort ',-uarantced. Thcr Corset Maniifacturlnj: Co., 108 a Cuba Street. 1 'i THE Results obtained by Advertisers in the Classified Columns of "The Dominion" are such as to confirm thoir belief that the paper has a wider circulation than any other dully journal In New Zealand,