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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1494, 17 July 1912, Page 2

:'.■':■ WELLINGTON RACING CLITB. RACES! ' :: : ; " RACES! . ' ' RACES! _] TRENTHAM RACECOURSE. ■ FIRST DAY-WEDNESDAY, JUIA' 17tli, 1912. : • HRST DAY-WED.NESOA\',;-JXL.\-. 17th, 1912. Fii'st Race Starts at'JCoon. TRAINS. LEAVE EPBVMCECOUKSE AS UNDER:- ':■'. TE 'ABO^Departi : ;iiJ,2B and 10.43 a.m.; ' '•;, 10.18, 10.53, 11.5 a.m., and 1.5 p.m. >. >!,B.— by the 11.5 a.m.,. train .. will probably miss the fir S t;i{acc v^::7 : 'v ; . '-^' ; . .-; ■-■• .-■' A E _ WHYTE| ■ h ' ■ V '..'-.■.' ... ''■■.•.. ■-' '.. i Secretary.

:.••.•' public l N0TioE8;; ;^A; '-, 17tte andizoth - r: : • HOLIDAY :Ex<Jiil-y&tfTicket>-;;;availablß for return uutnr22jnd ■ Juljy obtainable nsunderft '.'rW< : ".< -*■;& _ From Wood\;iUeJ#oxt6n / .P,om.itaj''Ppaki ami intermediate''-stations to ' AVollmgton (Thorhdoh or I'L'atiibton.) bri"l6th:July. Froui MnstertoflV'Greytowiv Grpss'Creek and intcnncfiiai&.sfatidns to'.-Te,-Aio and .\Vellißgton.;;(LauititDh):.;,6u ■16tU.-,a)ul 17th July./ :•■'■■'■:.':'■■' : iv":'"- '.'-."' \T/'. .the,-tickets from jlasterton, : Greyitown,' Cross ; Creek and intermediate i'stations will-be-obtainable only l>v/tUeT.Gain¥i.wliic!i..le(tvX!.rJtasterton aV 7:30' arid'''■B:-15-'a-.iiiVi- and Greytown at 8.5 ft'nd.-9'.50.'-*;in.'."i ; - : :■:.'■•!■.: ■;■''•.■,' ' "■-. arid';:2oth':';.Ttily,ztjeket?;:.including adunssion'td'Raceooursc-, available for uso on day b;e obtainable from Te. Aro;'; Wellington (Lambton), Xgahaiirnngn, Petone.-arichLowor Hutt to Trentham (return).'.:' Carriages, .4s.'Gd.; •Seated Wagons, 35..-fid;; ; :.':,:,;. From Mastertoii.-Grcytown, Crass Creek and ihterm'ediatb.'sfcitirms'io. Trentham— Holiday -Excursion- tares;- -.-(by . morning trains-on! v)."-Admission to Racecourse is not iriclufcfed in Holiday Excursion Fores. On 17th and 20th July Race Trains will run aa under:— *' FOE RACIX'OUKSE-Te Aro, dep. 10.28 'and'.10.43 a.m., Wellington den. 10.43, 10.55,-31.5 a.m., and 1.5 p.m. TliK 10.2S a.m. train from Te Aro will not stop for passengers between Te Aro and Trentham. Tlio- 10.55 a.m. train' from -Wellington ■will stop all lower Hutt and the 11.5 a.m. nud' 1,5 p.m. trains will stop at Petone and lower Hutt .to, take, up passenjefcs for .Trentham. ',[ ..';.';'. - '■";'-'V .;.'; *;'. -. . Passengers. for,'-Ngahaiirangp, will -re-quire-to travel by the train'-'loaVihg Nga'-. hauranga at 10.7 a.m.; those from Petono by trains leaving Petone at 10.20, 11.21 a.m.,"".and 1.21 p.m.; thoso from Lower r Hutt .'by trains leaving Lower Hutt*- 'tit' 10.28, M 11.14, 11.25 a.ni.,-and 1.2G p.m. • With these exceptions, Race Trains will -not stop between' Wellington and .Tren-t-hani^'"" I '-'-' '-"" " -'. -•■■■•■'■■• - : , FEOM EACECOURSE-For Wellin 2 ton and IVAro-at 4.7 mid 4.40 p.m., and for .Wellington only .at 4.27.and 4.53 p.m. .; The-4.40 p.m. train: will/not stop'be-1 tween Trentham and Wellington,for passengers.' ' '■.' 'i~" ,• .;.'''!, The 4.7, 4.27 and 4.53 p.m. trains will stop at Lower Hutt, Petone, and Ng<ihnurangtv to set .down passengers. The usual 7.30 a.m. Mastei'ton-Welling-ton train will leave Mastorton 8.45 a.m., Carterton 9.12; Greytown 9.20, Featherston 9.50. Kaitoke 41.28, Trentham, arr. 11.58 . a.m., Wellington arr. 12.52 p.m. A special passenger train for Trentham ■will leave Masterton ;: 7.30..a.m,, Carterton 7.57, Grtfj'towir 8.5, ••Fefl.thevston'B.37, Trentham. arrive,.lo.s2'.a.m.i , • r - The '4:15 !' JiJinV 'Wellingtpn-Masterton train .will not stop at ■Trentham. Passengers from Trentham for. stations Upper Hntt and bej-ond will travel from Trentham-to-Upper.-Hutt by.'special train leaving Kenth.arfl, at'':4.ss^.p.'.ni'.;. T an.d ;-join through tra'in\nt ; -'Tfpper/^^ The.. nsual:.9;ss train..willi'.'lbave Te' Aro'. 9.40 a.m.,~;-Wel-lington - o'ssr ;:N>flhaiirariga, 1 ,,10.7.N.-P.efbne 10.20, LoweV^ntfio;2B;JMipcr; Hntt'jrrr. 11.15 , a.nv.tVSorthJ of. -Upper: :HntlKtnis train will !'!I" 1 :T: I ','\; , An extras-train, will-leave Wellington for. Lowerj'Hutt ..at,. 10,15; a.m.,i.Nganaiiranga 10.25{-;-Petone •10.33,' , L0wer Hntt orr. 10.37 a.m'ij'a'ehi'rriing leaving for Wellington-11,28' ; a.m:''' •'" .-". | "h;- ; The usuatiiO.lS'a.m;' train. WwerSHutt to a.m., Wellington hrr','ll.lo a.ni. V^t-ii The 123Sril v m. 4ritili:.Xl[ipC„mitt:3o Lower Hutt>.i.will.,l«ttvev-l r ppei":Hutb-12.45 p.m., Low;'er7-HuttViarf;fl;2o,''p,ih;^?'v;\t The only-trains byivhich'Pace'Tickets -■will-be issued will he the Pace Trains, the 9.40 a:in.--Te■• Aro-Woodvillc train (from.- Ngnhauranga, Petone and Lower Huttipnlykjho 1.12 p.m. per HutWram (20th Julv), and the 1.20 p.m. ; iWelliiigton-'Uppei'.T3iutt train!J(ljS3 p.m. -from To Aro 2pfh f .Tuly). n^S^l Season tickets (Press Reporters' tickets excepted),. Tourist Eree p&Ssctiii Will not be available by; the'Rnce Trains'." '■"■" ' :' '-.'' • BY"'ORDEE. ;; AKITIO COUNTY^CpiJNCIL:;;"^ iIERIAX, TRAMWAY PLANT.''-'" ■•" NOTICE is- hereby given : that; it'.'is-,tho ■desire of the -Akit.io County' Council repurchase an': Aerial 'Tramway Plant (new-or second-hand).-- • - - ■■■•■ Description—Length .of--tram '-' required/ about; 40 chains/fcapablc of "delivering ap-proximfltely..Bo-c,-yards-per day.- Offerswill be received at the office of the under- . mimed until SATURDAY, the 3rd AUGUST, i9i2. . ::...;.:■'-. Note address—P.O. Box' 7, Pongaroa, via Pahiatua.-. ...... .. ■•,... , - .... H, v E„ .EOBIJiSON. "..,,., ~',': ~., '„.'.?9 un .'}" Clerk.-. ' Poiiga'roi,"'ilth'-VSiil.y" 1912, ; '-.'■'■' TO, OF EAST-" ;,-.-.;.,■ r:-?9F R^ E ':"j Laundry has • now open- "-' cd <i Receiving Depot at Mrs. Moves' Shop, where parcels will-be collected and icturnetV. • . ■'' . -' Vitn- calls 'every TUESDAY., '-. , Pfjce Lists procurable at-Depot. - •■■;■ WANTED to Know, tlio' whereabouts "of .George. C.hilderstone, .of England.. Last sscn -nt-Palmerston North. Write "Pafadise Street,'" "Uphiinibh" Oflice.- : '■ :■'■'■ ' '..'..'.CARb.TT-;"" -. City men about to engage in dairy farming advised re type and area of-farm and tenure, breeds of cattle, capital necessary, probable net return-for investment, 'and up-10-dittc methods of mannofment. ■ >\M inquiries strictly confidential. ALAN' M'NEILI., c.o.'- N.Z.: Dairyman"'Office. ■'Phone 1014. Box 502. - - _^^ R. W. BARBER, electrical and mechanical ■■:•'.... engineer; 217 cubastreet, wellington. Complete Lighting. and'' Power ' Plants Supplied 'and Installed. Town or Country. Ring, Call, or Write for Quotations. . ToldDhone 1439. • 'A.J -5,"," 'Chain-driven, 2-Speed Motor is- One of-, the Finest -.Mounts Made. "Best' Performance but of 23 Machines.' The THREE-SPEED ROVER" Won ",Terratt's Cup" out of 59. different machines entered. Tho RUDGE holds all ,the Records for Speed, Power, and Comfort of Riding.', Th0.20-speed Rudgo will, arrive this month." ''Leave Your Order Now!" BOUCHER'S MOTOR AND CYCLE AGENCY L 74:LAMBTON QUAY. ' I" ' EVERY , HOME needs a Clinical • .Thermometer. Send t"3. 6d. (postal note) and sccu'ro a good ono. Best English make and GUARANTEED COBRECT. If you have not tried. SYDAL Bsk for;a Free Sample at the same time. GEO. W. WILTON ; CO., Ltd., Importcrb; Scientific Apparatus, 61 Cuba . „ Street, SffittOTOM.; , -' , '

TENDERS. ;.,FOE SALE OK LEASE. MASONIC HOTEL, BLENHEIM. VjTENDER, cbsing 3rd August, 1912. will A be received by the undersigned for that ,very desirable property, known us tho Masonic Hotel, Blenheim, for A, Freehold., B, Lease for- 5, 7, or 8 years, at option of Tender. Possession'-of the property can bo given at expiration of present lease, which expires ou 'December 21, 1312. For the purchase of the Freehold very easy and liberal terms can be arranged. For ■ the Lease, the fullest particulars will bo supplied to any bona-fide inquiry. A deposit of Two Hundred Pounds must.accompany each Tender, which will bo returned in event of Tender being unsuccessful. The deposit in tho case of tho successful Tender will be retained, and the, balance of tho purchase money in either case will bo payable on signing of Deeds or Lease as may. be. The. highest or any Tender not necessarily, accepted. x All.Tonders to be mnrked "Tender for Masonic Hotel," and to bo addressed to the undersigned. ■ ■ ■ J. J. COBBY AND CO., .!. •■ ■ ■ Box 87, Blenheim. Agents for the Vendor. • ''■ ■ 'TO'BUILDERS. mENDERS, to Close at NOON of J. TUESDAY, tho Oth. day of AUGUST, '191'-', tiro invited for tlio Erection of Banking Premises at HAMILTON, for tho Union Bank of Australia, Ltd. .The drawings,, specifications, and conditions of : contract may bo seen at the Offices of the Union Bank at Hamilton : and: Auckland; and at tho Offices of the Undersigned on and after Monday, tho 15th instant. Tenders to be addressed to P.O. Box ,q2G,v Wellington. \ • ■'■•■, , ' '•■- FENTY AND LAWRENCE, Architects, Wellington. " 'TO BUILDERS. fTVENDERS ate .invited-for the Erection -fl. in 'Brick and Stone, of tho new St. Pnnl'sVPresbyterian Church, Guy ton St., Wanganui. . ' ■■ Plans' and specifications mnv bo seen at the Office "of 'Matthoitt Russell. 13 Taupo Ouav, Wanganui, or at my offices, where Tenders close on WEDNESDAY, the 21th day of July, 1012, at noon. W. GRAY YOUNG. • Architect. 217 Lambton Quay, Wellington. ; TO BUILDERS" ~ CRICHTON AND M'KAY, FF.R.1.8.A., Architects, Bank Chambers, Wellington, invite Tenders for, the erection of a Branch Bank at Carterton for the Bank of New South Wales. Tenders close THURSDAY, 25th July, at Noom e%tm x ■ &-r. s»-'t aa <i OLOGA "cooperative Dairy Co., Ltd! , Tenders are ' invited ' for necessary machinery, with exception of Suction Gas Engine, for above Factory, capable cf dealing .with output of 1000 cows. Alternativo'iquotatipiis';are;requested for-"Self-, contained nntt Bricked-rin' ' Boiler.; To, close at : the'office of "the Company,'Tologa Bay, on Monday. 22nd July, .1912. ARTHUR. DONALD, Secretary. EX P A.N DE D METAL X PAN D ED • i'M E T-A L FOR REINFORCED.CONCRETE ■ 'CONSTRUCTION. EXPANDED' STEEL LATHING For FIREPROOF WALLS & CEILINGS RUBEROID ROOFING DAMP COURSE 1 -AND FLOORING. GIANT BUILDING PAPERS. 'RATNEII SAFES AND STRONGROOM DOORS. DREADNOUGHT FIREPROOF DOORS. ' RANSOME VER MEHR CONCRETE :■.: . .-,' mixers. RUBBER GLASS FOR SKYLIGHTS and -; : VERANDAH ROOFS.; t I : GOLDEN BAY CEMENT. THE STEWART TIMBER, GLASS, AND *•; i HARDWARE. CO., LTD., :; •j- ; Courtenay Place, Wellington. r ;| •Worrying Coughs. The cough that worries you is the cough that becomes dangerous . .' *It is the cough that leads to Asthma, or Bronchitis, or Catarrh. Sometimes leads right to Consumption. We have no desire to . . frighten, but you know •that these diseases always start with a common Cough or Cold. A Oough/\iS;inost easily cured when it is young —before it has time to do serious damage. G-et ; LANE'S EMULSION . ; to-day, "and cure the ' Cough. LANE'S . . EMULSION is the only medicine you need for Lung and Throat . . Troubles, and is good 'for Men, Women and Children, 2/6 & 4/6 at Chemists & Stores. Take None but LANE'S. Dane's J7 ;' Emulsion. i bricks ~ (Lata of Hon>?vi NEW LUNCH AND TEA ROOMS, ',•■ 226 LAMBTON QUAY. Opposite the Dresden. , .Hot Jleit, Fish, and Oyster Teas, i to 7,39, Y* - - ufiAjaipbu-Ja-U-AOi