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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1860, 20 September 1913, Page 8

A second aiutomatio bakery is about to be established in Wellington. The premises aro to be erected on tho largo piece of land l in Adelaide Road until recently owned and occupied by Messrs. Humphreys Bros, as a timber yard. The main building is to be of three stories, built of brick, concrete, and steel, and adjoining will be a largo brick loading room, wlieiro it will ho possible to load from 25 to 30 oarts under cover at one time. Six draw-plate ovens are on'order from Messrs. Cox and Sons, Leicester, Engfcmd, and are expected to arrive here in November. It is tho intention of tho company to install a complete automatic bread-making plant capable of turning out 10,000 a day. Tho company is an amalgamation of tho three bread-baking firms known at present, as Messrs. Davies and Sons, Lang. d«n and Sons, and Denliard Broad Co., Ltd. Tenders aro advertised for. Tlie Eastbourne Borougli Council announce in this issue tho ferry- service time-table which is to bo run to tho bays on Sunday. Economical mothers buy "NAZOL,,' tho best family cold cure. Eighteenpenoo buys a bottle of sixty doses. "NAZOL" is the cheapest in tho end.—Advt.

The Manawatu and West Coast Agricultural and Pastoral Association will hold their grand metropolitan _ agricultural show and industrial exhibition, and Manawatu Kennel Club's chamnion dog show, on November G and 7. The snow is to bo held at the Show Grounds, Palmerston North, under the patronage of his Excellency the Earl of Liverpool. Entries close for all classes, except live stock, on October 11. Livo stock oiitries close on October 18. Schedules" and all information can be obtained from tho secretary, Mr. W. T. Ponny, Box 85 Palmerston North.

Field Marshal Lord Roberts says: "I use M'Clinton's Soap, and like it very much, particularly the Shaving Cream. 1 —Advt.

Messrs. Murray, Roberts and Co., Ltd., and Abraham and Williams; Ltd., auctioneer.*, insert a preliminary announcement of tho subdivision of 'the Ranmati Estate, at Parapnrarnnti, 33 miles from Wellington." The total area is 1300 acres freehold, and sections will rango from five acres to .292 acres.

To-day, at tho Wellington Girls' College, a bazaar is in progress in aid of Pundita liamabai. The bazaar will be opened by the Mayoress at 2.30 p.m.

Messrs. Harc-ourt and Co., Wellington, advertise in this issue particulars of proportion on thoir books for disposal, Incpoottoa U Invited,