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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2573, 22 September 1915, Page 6

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Messis. J. H, Betkuna and Co., announce that to-day, a 2.30 p.m., at their rooms, .Tea+Jierston Street, under instructions from the executive of the Boys' Institute, they will submit the large brick building, No 30 Arthur Street, also the six-roomed dwelling adjoining-, No. 28 Arthur Street, formerly used by the Institute, but which are now lwing vacated on account of removal to the new-build-ing which has recently been erected. Tho brick building stands on a section, 25ft. Giii. x Sift., and is suitable for a public hall, church ■ room, factory, or business premises. The dwelling-house stands on land 25ft. x 74ft. Gin., and is fitted with all modern conveniences. When tom-cats squall npon jour roof, All heedless of your stern reproof, If you uprise and hurl your boots To scare away the liowling brutes, Bo careful lest tho chill night air Should fill your life with colds and caro— In wise precaution- take, be sure, A dofe of Woods' Great Peppermint Cure - - -r-Wtt.