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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2001, 7 March 1914, Page 1

HOUSES ANO LAND WANfEB ' -AND f 01} SALE;. ; WANTED to Sell, superior: modern 8roomed Residence; every convenience; cheap; forced sale; .leaving. 123 Tasraan Street ■'. .; .-.. ~,,-. ■ Tf?oß' SALE, 15 . Acres. Slniotng- Claim, • JC ready, to .work; in good locali^r; '.''trial given under option; owner retiring "-from mining. Reply-"Mine,"""Dominion' Office.;' ■ ' _■' ,''r '.:'.' ,' ;~A DVErTiSER wishes offer for ideal J-* Home, .Oriental Bay;. largo piece land superb View-j sunny position; good reason. lor selling.-, "Apply "Principals Only," ."Bominion"'Office. : '..'•■'. ■~. : - ■•■' : :'' : "special; ■■■■ ■ IIfAHENO BAY. adjoining Day's Bay, XiJL new G-rooroed House,., boat-motor shed, stable, lo'.acrea, well fenced, native : bush, I plantations, : . concrete . reservoir. Easy terms. Miles, 51 Austin Street. TO BUILDERS .AND. INVESTORS. VALUABLE Site at Newtown for' Sale; -. closo by Park Gates; suitable for up-to-date Tea Rooms, Shops, etc.,'at corner: Mansfield and Roy Streets, ad-' joining "present Tea Rooms. Trams now stop at the property. A splendid investment, as the land'will steadily increase in'value. ■ Level'.Section.'.' For full particulars, Co. Box 53, To Aro P.O. '■ .' WELLINGTON - HOUSE PROPERTY ', ,"•.;'■ 'WANTED." '~, WE have for' 'Exchange two good DAIRY FARMS,; with: splendid ■ ■ -, buildings thereon. Owners will .coneider exchanging for good renf-produciug property. . Areas,' 78 - and 130 Acres. Also, General Store for. good Farm.' ORBELL AND CO., Palmerston North. FOR. SALE, 21/ Acres rich river for\ . , mation land, 2 houses, and necessary 1 outbuildings, 2 acre's > of• pears, apples, plums," quinces, etc.,. full bearing, carrying 22 head :of stock, including 12 dairy cows, i horses, etc.; • cheese factory few ,'chains" away: town, school, and railway less-than ono/ mile.'. Price' £1400, or would exchange for bigger- place partly improved.' -Write■"Ideal Home," Post >' office, Woodville. ; ,' ."■■/■ '■■ -FOB'SALE. ,-: .-.■ MB."' J. WILTON'S well-known Residence (Wilton's Bush); of 11 rooms, hot and cold water seryioe, and-exten-sive oiit-briildings, together with 4J 'acres of land, having over 700 ft..road frontage. This is unquestionably tho finest site within miles' of commanding a.glorious view of the picturesque valley : . known as the. Scenic. Reserve. ■ Terms if required. Distant from G:P.O. %\ miles, .and within 20 minutes of tram. . Price £1350. For further.'particulars, app.lv to \j; WILTON, Wilton's .Bush, Tuesdays and.Fridays, np to-noon. .";■•; .RELIGIOUS SERVICES. S~T~ PAUL'S PRO-CATHEDRAL, , Mulgrave, Street. ■' ■ ' SECOND SUNDAY IN LENT; 8 a.m.—Holy. Communion. ■ 11 a.m.—Matins. ■'■'' ■■.•-•' Preacher: Bishop of Wellington; 7 p.ni—Evensong. ■: '■'; TiNAKORrROAD'CHURCHROOM. 11 a.m.—Children's Service. .-'.', l '.7 p.m.—Evensong.';:'■■.,". •'"'..' 'iTrPAUL'S;CHURCH,.: THORNDON. THE BISHOP OF WELLINGTON will Preaph on, "Bible in Schools" -TOMORROW (Sunday) 'morning. * S' T. ' -MARK'S.', ■'■■ WELLINGTON. ..; •";'; SERVICES;: : '-M :; ( ' ; ■• : -• SECOND \SUNDAY ; tN. LENT, ". ;'MAfiCH;Bth,-4PU. '"' ' ',■/ :8 a.m.—Holy-Communion..; . 11 aim,—Matin's,■-'■ ■..'.. -~ ■ ,■■'- *: '• : .•':•'•-■ 7'p.m.—Even-song. .'■■• ' ■;■ . ■ST. BARNABAS, •; ROSENEATH; ' 8 a.m.—Holy' Communion. 11 ■;«? \ V. ; :.,:/ ■'. ■-,■ -r-: '\- ; . > '■■ • .7 p.m.—Evenso'iS.'• "■'.■ .'■ ■ ST." JOHN-'S. CHURCH,! WILLIS ST. 'v ■ '/.(Presbyterian). ' • To-morrow .morning, 11—Rev. Dr. Gibb. ■ ; " To-morrow evening, '7—Rev. Dr. Gibb.' ■ Evening:'"The Sorrow, of God." WESLEY CHURCH, TARANAKI STREET. - , TO-MORROW. 11 a.m.-EEV. G. KNOWLES' SMITH. 7 p.m;-MR. VARNEY, Y.M.C.A. G'' HURCH OF GOD' TABERNACLE,' Tasjnan Street v ' -TO-NIIHT, at 7. . I.S.S. Lesson,: "Watchfulness." Tern-, peranco Lesson. "Eating, Drinking and Being Drunken." "Bo sober and watch," • i. Peter, 5-8. Christ's Servant-should be .Watchful," Faithful,. Gentle, Temperate. To-morrow, Sabbath Worship at 11." , .Evangelistic Meeting at 6.30. All seats Free. ■No collection. ■ ■ ■ BtTaWuSTINE'S CHURCH, PETONE. GANON GARLAND. will Preach on ; "Bible in- Schools" TO-MORROW (Sunday) morning." ' -, ,TDANKS'S COMMERCIAL*' COLLEGE, " ; -°" ' WELLINGTON.-' ./' . : 11 Grey Street arid 81 Hill Street. DAY, EVENING, AND CORRESPONDENCE CLASSES. ' . _ Students the Law, Professional, Accountancy,, Bookkeepers', University, Teachers',\ Public Service (Junior and Senior),. Entrance University, Shorthand and Typewriting Examinations. LAST YEAR'S RESULTS. Law Professional—l 9 passed out of 27 presented, i ■Entrance-University—ls passed and "two partials, out 0;' 23 presented." 'public Service—3o passed out of 35 presented. ... ■ Accountancy—24 passed out of 51 pveeented.' In the Accountancy Examinations our percentage of passes was 20 per cent, obove the average passes of. the Dominion. The names of our instructors aro published in our prospectus. These gentlemen are all experienced teachers with the highest University and Commercial Degrees. ' The geographical position of the College is such that there is no delay in receiving and returning tho work of CORRESPONDENCE Students. At the present time there are over 400 students receiving instruction at tho ColJece. •■ This number is tho result of 10 year's' successful work:. Prospectus forwarded on application. H. AMOS, -Director. Office, 11 Grey Street. Telephone, 2098. PEACHES, Des. 65., Bot. 55., Jam 4s. case. Pears, des. 4s. Gd., bot. is., cooking 3s. Od. case. Apple*, des. ss. "case 201b., cooking 6s. case 401b.,'35. G<l. case 201b. Tomatoes, table, 4d. lb., cooking 3d. lb. Cucumbers, 3s, case. Raspberries, 7s. Cape Gooseberries, 7d. per lb. Potatoes, ss. Od. cwt. Pumpkins, 7s. sack. "* Marrows, 3s. dozen. Onions, lid. per lb. Pickling Onions, 2d. nor lb. Household Fruit Supply Co., Box 70, Hasting?. WANTED Known. Perfectly [illinc .Crepe Am?ri<."<m Shirt Blou-cr. with rocket • 6;. !M. Talus 'for Is. lid. Coie's fjash Prapsry Co. Flcod Sale.