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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1542, 11 September 1912, Page 6

Among the passengers" who arrived at Wellington by the A theme from London, yesterday was Mr. Malcolm Champion, the Auckland swimmer, who represented New Zealand iu the Olympia contests at Stockholm. Mr. Champion declined to l>e interviewed, stating that he was submitting a report to the local Olympic Council. • During the passage of R.M.S. Athcnic from London to Wellington, her passengers were only out of touch with happenings in other parts of the world for threq days. This was when tho vessel was "running tho easting down." The longest communications by wireless this trip wero with Capo Town, 1300 miles, and with tho steamer Goelong at 10G0 miles. Aro you furnishing? It. will pay vou to write to Smith and Caughey, Ltd., 'the great firm of Outfitters and Complete House Furnishers, Auckland, for their newest Furniture Catalogue, showing hundreds of artistic designs in Furniture, etc. Kcmombor that Smith and Caughcy, Ltii., pay freight per steamer to Wellington '?'!„ I! 01 ' rail t0 a ™y rnilw «J' station north of laihape reached direct froro Auckland) on all Cash Furniture Orders exceeding .€7 (seven pounds) iu value. All artiWcs are carefully packed to ensure safety in transit. We stock and undertake to supply every requisite for the furnishing of a home, whether it be a cottage or a mansion; and in our spacious establishment, with its three acres of floor ■space aro to be found the latest and best iii General Drapery, Silks, Dress Fabrics Mantles, Millinery, Hosiery, Gloves' Haberdashery, Boots Furniture, Crockery etc, from tho world's best markets and in almost endloss variety. Patterns and all information will bo gladly forwarded on application. Smith and Caughey. Ltd 253 to 283 Queen Street, AucklaW.'-Ailvt

Written lenders for additions and alteraticms to Hi 9 Pongaroa Post Office will be recfir«d at th» District Public Works .Offlco until noou. SeoUmbei' 30.