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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2408, 13 March 1915, Page 8

• Owing to the enormous increase in their business' and the consequent need of larger premises,' Messrs. Hart Bros., 31 Willis Streetj have found it necessary to. make alterations to their shop and warehouse premises to cope with this increasing trade. To carry out the alterations successfully will need the removing of a large portion of Messrs. Hart Bros.' stock, so it lias been decided that the easiest and 1 best way to deal with the difficulty is to hold an alteration eale. Messrs. Hart Bros, state that they lave decided to give their patrons an offer •never beforo given in Wellington or even New Zealand. Their offer is that every purchaser of goods to the value of 20a. or over will receive one of their genuine 12s. Gd. solid E.P. silver-backed hair brushes or an E.P. extra heavy bevelled mirror. This sale canot last many'days, so every intending purchaser is advised to early. Freight will bo paid on all orders of X 2 or over. The advertisement appears elsewhere in this issue. i Mr. W. J. Courtier, the Government Orchard Inspector, states that there is an exceptionally large quantity of malformed apples and pears in tile North Canterbury orchards this season, due, lie believes, to tho effects of the severe frosts in the early Spring. In most cases the pips of the malformed fruit are found to be rupturecl and decayed. _ The Masterton Homing Pigeon Club flew a young bird race from lluntorville on Thursday. Sixty-four birds, representing eleven lofts, competed. Tho winning bird —Messrs. Drake Bros.' Sensation —covered the distanco sin lhr. smin. "My opinion! Well 1 think the Now Zealand Express C'o.'s baggage checking system just splendid. They call for baggage, chcck on by rail or sea, receive on arrival, deliver immediately. Can vou imagine anything more trouble-saving wlitn msklnjr » j«mrn«.y? Tlifttr atldreis Jjs S7-21 .CustomtouM (Juay.'VAdrt.