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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1252, 7 October 1911, Page 7

Messrs. Baldwin and Ray ward, patent agents," Wellington; report that they .have toieefctne .following applications for patents in {iew-Zealand, during the week endin" October 6:-T. ,H.. Bewley and W. A. ira|er, Auckland,' manufacture of ' fire tandlersj'J. Reid, Wanganui, inner tube for pneumatic tyres; M. Barratt. Mosgiel, fishplate; W. S. Logan, Dunedin, water mill; R. S. Falkiner, Melbourne, driving pear.for sheop-shearing machines; G. H. Pennington, Victoria, teat-cups; C. Reimann, Sydney, door check and alarum; P. Hopkinson, Auckland, paint for bottoms of ships; J: Beagloy and W. AngH9, Hawke's Bay, scaffold bracket; U. T. G. Widerstrom, Hawke's Bay, combined 'nammaci and tent.' '".'..' On. Monday,. October .?, ..tho adherents, of Henry George's .theory of. single tax, will'hold their annual re-union at the Burlington Cafe. Mr; P. .1. O'Regan will preside, and Mr. G. Foivlds, M.P., who will be the guest of the evening, will have something to say on the land question. A .new subdivision in tho popnlar suburb'of Hataitai is now complete, and 100 sections will be offered at auction by Messrs;-W. T. Tumbull and Co., Panama Stwat, on Wednesday. November 15. This block is one of tho best on tho estate, is well sheltered,, has plenty of sun. and commands a beautiful view of Kilbirnio and tha ocean. It is only fivo minutes' walk from the tram and penny section t& Courtenay Place. Plans aro now being Srepared, and will bo posted to any a<iresa on application to the auctioneers Terms and fuller details will be advertised next week. Messrs. F. H. M'Neill and Co. land agents', 155 Feathorston Street, Welling ton,"-draw attention to the subdivision oi 300 acres rich, flat, dairying and cropping land into farms of from 10 acres to 101) acrcsV.. The property is situated.!.only. 2'i miles./frbm Wellington, and adjoins thi) railway station. On account of their proximity to the Wellington market, tho farms have a special value, and 6d. and Sd. peT gallon can be readily obtained foi milk. The terms of sale are: 10 per cent, cash, 10 per cent, in March, 1913, and the balance in 7- years, interest at 5 per cent. Messrs. M'Neill and Co. will be pleased to show intending purchasers ovei the property, and supply them with full particulars. An. advertisement,appears in this issue referring to Tβ Mata wines.

The present unprecedented domand for Motor Cars is often termed by the unthinking a'"cr.aze." Were it so it would. have : passod as a'ship o' the night. Like the telegraph,-telephone, and other comparatively now productions of a.hustling age, 'he Motor Car has* come to stay,' became it is useful, and now almost indispensable to mankind. Ten years ago a Motor Car was an expensivo affair, but by standardisation of parts tho. cost of manufacturing has been . cut down considerably. The Hupmobile is probably tho newest and best of the small lowpriced Cars. For as little as .£225 one can procure a dandy little Runabout, 'complete with Wind Shield, Horn, Lamps, Repair Kit, and Tool Outfit; or for ,£250 and .£3lO respectively a Hupmobile Torpedo or Touriiig Car may bo yours. These Cars arc not built "to a price." In other words; tho Hupmobile is not cheapened in any way except price, but reproduces in a smaller machine all the virti cs of a big .£SOO Car. It has a 20 .American h.p". Motor, which is so sturdy and «ife as to enablo n world's tour to be successfully completed. The Hupmobile is warranted for life, and is the only Car sold under such a broad-gauged guarantee. If you are in tho market for a Good Car for Business or for Pleasure Icok into the merits of the Hupmobile. A letter to A. HATRICK AND CO.. LTD. (NORTH ISLAND AGENTS). WANGANUI, or to H. LEICESTER, WELLINGTON", will fetch catalogues and more detailed information.—xldvt. The Wellington Gas Company annoiin ees that on Saturdays during the summei months the office and showroom will be open at half-past eight and will close at half-past twelve.