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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2265, 26 September 1914, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICEB. ■ji/TR. CHARLES LEE VARD, who left ItJL Carterton about August 30th, is urgently requested to communicate .at once with his wife, care Post Office, Masterton, who is very ill-and worried. Important letter awaits him. . ijTOLUNTEERS are required for.-Rein- : ■'-: forcements for Field Ambulances of Expeditionary Forced Apply to •: • J. S. ELLIOTT, Major, •■ ■> : Officer Commanding A Section, No'. 4 Field Ambulance, Wellington. , ' NOTICE. ' ■ ■' ... MRS. SMITH,-FURRIER.. "OEMOVED to 10 MANNERS STREET •K , (Upstairs.) ■. \. ALL WORK CARRIED ON AS USUAL. CITY PARCELS DELIVERY CO. H. INNESS AND. SON. Tel'. 381. DELIVER daily in town and following suburbs: Kelburn, Knrori, Wadestown, Northland, Brooklyn, Kilbirnie, Hataitai, Lyall Bay, Queen's Drive, Island Bay, , Seatoun, Miramar, Rose- , neath. Charges: Not exceeding 281b. fid., 561b. 9d., 1121b. Is., 2001b. Is. 6d.. - All parcels must be prepaid. No-charge.for collecting. Luggage collected and delivered at moderate prices." ■' ■ OPENING CEREMONY. . MOTHER MARY ATJBERT and Sisters of Compassion extend a Cordial Invitation to ell those interested in their various works to be present at the Opening TO-STORROW ((Sunday), 27th September, at 3 p.m., by His Grace Co-Adjutor Archbishap O'Shea; of their new Creche in Buckle Street. EASTBOURNE BOROUGH COUNCIL. ;'-.--.-. ,- : ' FERRY .SERVICE. ' TRIPS TO TROOPSHIPS IN STREAM TO-DAY (SATURDAY). : mHE S.S. DUCHESS will leave the JL Ferry WharfMorning , ~ 10.15 !'■. Afternoon .................. 2.45 ■ (Circumstances permitting.). NOTICE TO EASTBOURNE AND - DAY S BAY 'RFdIDENTS. The 3.5 p.m. trip from the Bays will be Cancelled for TO-DAY (SATURDAY) ; only. .. .. "-; '.'■■ ... ■ -NOTICE. '-.■.'• TJUSSIANS domiciled in Neis Zealand AV are hereby notified that the Im- . perial Russian Government has. not found ■it necessary: to call to the. colours Russian Reservists residing in foreign coun- : tries. No, airinesty has as yet been granted to deserters'from the Imperial Army. • and.Navy. -.. .'•'."' '• ■•■ . : '■; ."/ -'(SgdO-fULTAN F. H'CABE,..' .'..".-'■-..•. : Vioe-Consul ior: Russia'.- .;;., ;■ NOTICE Tα BELGIANS.-. ; THE-French v Minißtef for' Wat "author .. ise3 at his expense the repatriation by-requisition on French Mail Boats of all Befgian Reservists. 1 •■■■ ■ ,' In consequence, and for this purpose, all Belgian "Reserviste"; are requested to present themselves without delay at the Belgian Consulate, 14 Castlereagh Street, Sydney, with their' papers of ldentificaThe next boat of the Messageries Maritime Line is due to leave Sydiy for Marseilles early in October. .'•-■ ' Q. '■JOHNSTON, ' ; ' - ■■■"'".■ Consul.. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. ' DOMINION DAY. ' THE CORPORATION OFFICES, inchiding the Electric Llsht and Tramway Offices, Harris Street, will bo CLOSED on MONDAY NEXT, the 28th instant, beinc Dominion Day. The PUBLIC LIBRARIES will be CLOSED for:the day, but will REOPEN at 7 p.m. ~' The Te Are and Thonidon: Baths will remain OPEN as usual. . > Arrangements have been made for the Rates Office and Electric Light. Office to be OPEN for'the, receipt of moneys on that day. JNO. R. PALMER, ■ . ■' •. -■-.■' Town Clerk. 26th, September, 1914. WELLINGTON TECHNICAL -.COLLEGE. FOURTH QUARTER, 1914, WILL ■■•■■' BEGIN • MONDAY, 28th SEPTEMBER. DAY COURSES are available in Art and Art Crafts, Commerce, Domestic .Economy (Dressmaking, Cooking, etc.), Mechanical and ; Electrical Engineering, Carpentry and Joinery, Cabinetmaktng, and Designing. Evening Classes are available in the above, and also in Building Construction, Plumbing, Plastering, Sign-painting and Decorating, English, French, Math«-. matics. Chemistry, Botany, Commercial' Geography, Slorthand, Typing, Accountancy. ..'■■.- Fees payable strictly, in advance. , W: S: LA TROBE, M.A., Director. 1 , . SHAW, Registrar. AGNIFICENT 1914 40-50-n"p. CADILLAC Touring Caje, FOR HIRE (seat 7 or 8 persons). Winner of World's greatest motor trophy twice, 1908 and 1914. Clients all say: "The most charming oar we have ever travelled in." In oharge of, expert, "courteous driver, who studies your every wish. For safe, luxurious motoring, or a closed oar for town work, PLEASE RING 2269 A- Day or Night. Charges reasonable. ■ CHARLES BARRINGTON. MONEY Lent Privately and in strictest confidence upon Approved Noto of Hand; also upon Household Furniture. Pianos (without removal); repayable by easy weekly payments. Enclose stamp for reply to ' ,L. W. BALKIND, ' "Phono 247. 125 Vivian Street. SPRING. CLEANING, NO WORRY. EVERYTHING LOVELY. WE Clean everything thoroughly, from attic to cellar. SINGLE CARPETS COLLECTED, CLEANED, AND RETURNED SAME DAY. IF DESIRED. Ring up 'phones 2969 and 3431. THE VACUUM CLEANING COMPANY, ; 117 Willis Street. GREAT BRITISH VICTORY is assured againet the dust problem by making use of the "British Vacuum Cleaner. Best and Cheapest. Models from 70s. 'Phone 2909. 117 Willis Street. \fif ANTED Known—Smart. White ■» » Pique Costumes, latest sleeve, etc., worth 255. for 17s. lid. Cole's Drapery Co. Sale Smart and Wilson's Stocky OH! Easy falls the foot that wears WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS! ' You'ro out of date if YOU'RE not wearing thenv ' ■•. - -