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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1435, 9 May 1912, Page 1

BUSINESS 1 NOTICES. TE ARO TTOUSB. JJ Arc JJ.OUSJ3. have just received ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF MUCH WANTED LINES IN LAUIKS' WARM WARM UNDERWEAR UNDERWEARFOR WINTER WINTER WEAR. WEAR. / These Goods have all been marked at Keen Cut Prices, and are worthy of youv inspection. LADIES' WOVEN UNDERWEAR, COMBINATIONS, in Natural and Cream, in ail sizes, iritli long or short sleeves, in vool or Merino— as. Gel., Cs. lid., Bs. lid., 10s. bd. 12s, Cd. VESTS, in Women's or outsize, with S S. or L.S., in Cream or Natural— Us. lid., J?, lid., ss. lid., 7s. 6(1., Us. Gd. WOVEN SPENCERS, in Cotton or Wool-2s. lid., 3>. 11(1, Is. lid., 6s. lid. WOVEN NIGHTDRESSES, in Natural or Cream, in Wool or Mcnno--7- lid., 'IK Gd., 12*. Gd., 15s. G«.. 17s. fid., 21s. CHILDREN'S COMBINATIONS, with lone or short sleeve?, in sizes from 1 to 9-55. '•)(!., 7s. Gd., 9s. Gd. LADIES' WOVEN BLOOMERS, in Navy or Black, in Plain or luljbed, with fiastic waist or sateen uamlsa<: ll'l., 7s. Gd., 9s. Gd., IGs. &d., 11.?. fid. CHILDREN'S BLOOMERS, in nil sizes from size 1 to size 8, navy— 3s. 9d. to 7s. Gd. te aro tjouse, e Aeo House, Cuba and Dixon Streets, WELLINGTON. VENDERS. ALTERNATIVE TENDERS ARE INVITED FOR THE FOLLOWING :- LOT I.—All that Piece of Land situate in the township of Palmerston North, containing One Acre more or less, hfiyiiw a frontage of 200 links to Raiieitikei btrwl, Palmevston North, by a depth aOO links, b«iiiK the In ml comprised, in Lcrhficate of Title Register Book \ oliime 18. Folio 211, Together with the Brewery and Bottling Stores and "tier Buildings wt; ~,] thereupon. Together also w,!h the Goodwill of the Busincs of Brcivcis and Bottlers now liein? (amed on tncrcimon bv "J. Gaitscho," and the Plan.. 1- v i hires, and Stock-iii-tr.ulo.. onnncctr-d with the said business, us o going concern. LOT ir.-Tbo said fioce of Land, together with the Buildings erected ttiorc-.j on only.- _.•-■•■ .' ', J -LOT lIT.-Tlie Goodwill of the said | Business, the Stock-in-Trndc, and Plant 01 Ten<lers close on tho 13th day of May, 191° ' For further partirnlavs and conditions of fcyrlor applv MtsiT*. Gifford, Moore a'"rt Beale. Trustops for (he owners, Ean'itikei Stroet, Pr.lnifl'ston North, or " GUSTAVK HItJSCH, ESQ., Accountant. . Palmerstou North. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. TENDER FOR TOWN HALL (KING'S TENDERS wilHic received at WieTovi-n Clerk's Oflicc «p to Noon on 1 Ui-S----1)-\Y, tivr 141 It Mny, for the use of tiie Town Hall fnr (he night of.Tune ord, 1912 (King's Birthday). TeiidT' to be acconipaiiiecl by a cheque for tho iimoiint of the tender, nnd to be cn.lor.cl-Ten.ljr. for Town^lK^ Town Clerk. __\rny_gth._l9l2.

FVP'XPED STEEL LATHING Fi- FIREPI 0 F WALLS and CEILINGS nUBBIIoiD ROOTING DAMP COURSE i \ND FLOORING. i on >\t'building papers. ip\T\ER*S-\l' , ES AND STRONGROOM ■ " DOORS. nKEA.D\'OUGHT FIREPROOF POORS. RAXSOMJi VEU Jl HTITC CONCRETE RT7BBFR OT,-\SS 'FOR SKYJ.TGHTS and GOLDEN DAT CEMENT. THE STEWART TIMBER, GLASS, AND HARDWARE CO., LTD.. Cotirtfnay Place, ollington. '^7~ si C 0 N K A. H, SHOP AND OFFICE FITTER, AND SHOW-CASE MAKER, fli-iss Cpce iui:l Window Fittings ptockrd. iiixKirs avenuk, willis street * Estimates circa ai:d work carried out with skiJi mid promptitude. Teic-chnne 2!iU HONEY TO LEND rnnE Wellington- trust, loan, I \XD INVESTMENT COMPANY, LIMITED. Advances made on approved freehold securities "(Forms and Town Properties) from' .-£53 and upwards, at current rates Offices- 210 Lambton Ounv, Wellington. K.-E. RAWNSLEY, Secretary. EDUCATIONAL. BANKS'? COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 11 Grey Street. Telephone 2998. P.O. Box 162. CI ASSES rondiscled for Aceotinbncy, BookkeepinK, Shorthand, Typewritin?. Metrio.iilation nud al! Entrance C'nivdrsity Exaiuinationa. Junior and Senior Ci.-il Servico. Eight exporiencfid teachers with the hinVicbt credt-ntiils f-mciojod. iss"" NEUMANN, TEACHER OF PHYSICAL CULTURE. Honth'p Bnildiiiiis. Foathoreton Street. Business Girli' and Students Classes a epeiinlity. Intending pupils sliouid enrol at oneoMassage, for Rheumatism, Indigestion, Interviews, 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Saturdays. 10 a.m. to noon.

PROFESSOIJ MAC, Cliiirvoyant, nn inunliuK- l.il'c-"s story truly told; scicico, accuracy, trulls. a seer of the first water, sifted from boyhood; 10 a.m. till 10 p.m.; -s. lid. and 55.; t-oiiiitry and in— ter-fiominiim clic-uts mmhl date of birth in full. Uonr born if possible, sample handvfi-itini;. a=. stumped envelope; prompt replirs. Con-ultina rooms. I3S Tory St., Wellin?l'>n._elt>?e_\'ivi;ui Street. r^ROYDO^TI'iiI-)I'.AIiATOIf V SCHOOL. \j Boarding imd Uny School for Boys under 13 ytari of ma Special class for Boys under six. Hiss Eoiaervihe, 81 llili Street,