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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1402, 30 March 1912, Page 2

SPECIAL NOTICES. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. qreat" S ale ! OF ASSIGNED STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES. BOUGHT AT Bs. 9d. IN THE £. BIG "ROOT IG -OOOT FOB BABGAINS 'DUYERS. ABGAINS -!>UYERS. HERE ARE SOME OF THE PRICES: Men's Boi Calf Derby Boots Usually 18s. Gd., Now 13s. 3d. Men'e Tan Glace Boots Usually 255., Now 18s. 6d. Men's Box Calf Lace Boots Usually 17s. Gd., Now 12s. 6d. Ladles' Glace Lace Boots Usually 215., Now 14s. lid. Ladles' Patent Albany Shoes Usually-225. 6d„ Now l«s. 6d. Ladies' Qkoe Lace Shoes Usually 18s. 6d,, Now 10s. 6d. Infants' Shoes, Sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, Usually 4s. lid,, Now Is. 6d. HUNDREDS OF OTHER BARGAINS. BUY YOUR BOOTS NOW. GEO. R. LINDSAY & CO.. 193 LAMBTON QUAY 193. (Only Address). RELIGIOUS SERVICES. ,QT PETER'S PARISH. C3.ST. PETER'S, Willis Street-Holy Communion, 7 a.m. and 8 a.m.; Matins, 11 a.m.; Evensong,-7 p.m. KELBCRNE— Holy Communion, 8 a.m.; Matins, 11 a.m.; Evensong, 7 p.m. TARANAKI STREET MISSION—II a.m. and 7 p.m. MI.TCIIELLTOWN,-Kvcnsong;, 7 p.m. QT.;,JOHN'S CHURCH, WILLIS-. ST, O ■..... "■.-.-',• (Presbyterian.) .--',. •'. . ■"..'•• TO-MORROW: ' • • ■- Morning,. 11. Evening,' 7—Rev. Dr. Gibb. Evening—"A Vanished Ocean." ('There was no more sea.") - CJT. ANDREWS rRKSBYTEHIAN • © ; CHURCH, ; ■ Wellington ,Tcrrac», SERVICES, SUNDAY",;MARCH 3lst.' i. 11. 1 Evening, 7. MR. JAMES D. SMITH, Knox College. WESLEY CHURCH, TARANAKI STREET. - TO-MORROW. ; Morning, 11—Rev. J. Southern. I . Evening, 7—Rct, J. G. Chapman. Subject, "Creation Stories—Making of Men." ' -WELLINGTON CENTRAL MISSION. r Band Services—lo a.m., Holland Street; '■ G p.m., Ghur.nee Street; 11 a.m., Her- ! Bert Street Hall, Messrs. Parke, W. Wes-. ton, and Collie; ' 7 p.m., New Theatre, - Manners Street, Rev. E. O. Blamires. Children's Choir.. Anniversary Music. . MISSIONS TO' SEAMEN CHURCH. '}"■■' '■'".'■ ■ WHITMORE STREET. ■ ■' SUNDAY, MARCH 31. i "Morning Servkc-11 a.m. Mr. T, S.' 1 Shell. i Evening Service—7 p.m. Rev. C. T. E. 1 Pcshall, 8.A., Chaplain H.M.S. Encounter. i ' ~ - "~" ■" FOR LEASE OR EXCHANGE. - "J 1 Oft ACRES, 12 years' Native lease, ±IA\J is. Gd. first 21 years (i years ' expired), 5 per cent, on unimproved value , second 21 years; Wnnganui River; daily ' steamers, 30 miles, homestead nt landing. New fi-r.li. and woolshed; 700 acres grass- . Ed, 2-W sown (February, 1912), balance i bush, 30 acres ploughed, 8 paddocks, orf chard 50C trees,s years old, 1200 shelter s pines. 20 miles from Wnnganui by stock route. Property parries well 2 sheep per \ acre. Only ,£3' as. per acre. About jtiSOOO i- cash. Full particulars from F. P. WELCH, ESTATE AGENT. MASTER-TON. a FOR SALE OR EXCIL\NGe7~' " QAA ACRES, Main Trunk line, splen- !> uX."'/ did Sheep and Cattlo country, ■ about. 180 acres ploughable, all in grass . except shelter bush;,s-roomed house (telo- - phone attached);'woolshed, dip and-yards, .■• -stable, and' orchard;''lt" paddocks', "well ', watered; wintered .2000 sheep and cattle. Prico £V 1 per acre, .82500 cash. . Con- : sidcr town property or smaller farm for ' balance. ORBELL AND CO., Palmer-, r Eton North. SOMETHING Special—Hawkc's Ea.v Sheep Farm—lso acres freehold, 2 miles from Takapau Railway Station ond Salevards. All ploughable and well " watered; lies'well, to the sun, and the • first to inspect and wants a "good spec." ' will purchase; new 5-roomod house and ■ all necessary outbuildings; will carry 1150 ■ breeding ew.es, and turn out their lambs fit for the market early in the season. j Price., .£l3 per acre. Terms, .£ISOO cash, Ixilance 5 per cent. 3 years. Full particu- . lars from Cassidy and Co., Sole Agents, ' Ha.st.inis. ' HOTEL NOTICES. MAHARA HOUSE, WAIKANAE. I 77HRST-CLASS Private Hotel. Every . V convenience. An ideal ' place to spend u c|iiiet Holiday in the country. - Excellent trout fishing, river 5 minutes ' from house. Visitors requiring rooms nt Easter aro kindly requested to book oarly. i. ,r.LEN. FREEMAN. Proprietor. .TIRAND HOTEL, HASTINGS, • »OT , G: B. MA'CKA'Y. Proprietor. Ilandsomo four-storied building, one of the largest, in New Zealand; built entirely of brick and steol, and absolutely Fire and Earthquake-proof; one hundred and ten bedrooms. The Grand is a splendid-ly-appointed Hotel, with all the conveniI ences of inodorn civilisation. Suites of I rooms on application. WAVERLEY PRIVATE HOTEL. Marion Street (opp.. New To Aro Post Olfice). City. Absolutely fire and earthquake-proof. Contains all modern conveniences and s comforts. A largo promenade roof, overlooking Harbour. Tariff: (is. per dar; 255. per week. MRS. E. TREGONNING, 'Phone 2917. Proprietress. Under Er.tiroly New Management, 1 r/E/.LANDIA PRIVATE HOTEL, i[ iU Clydo Cjuay, Wellington. First-elasa i I Accommodation. Tariff modernte. Pers manent Boarders by Arrangement. > 'Phone 1G56. George Uakefiold, PropriaI tor Unto of Tiniora}