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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2799, 17 June 1916, Page 1

LOST AND FOUND. LOST, 1 , a Spare Motor Rim and Tyre, ! between Ifelburn and Ghuznee Street. Reward. Grove Motor Workß. LOST, from motor between Seatoun and Constable. Street, small Black and Tan Australian Terrier. Reward. 43 Kent! Terrace. , j "K7IOUND, a grey-bearded Collie Dog. If -T. not. claimed and expenses paid by June; 29th will be sold. Apply H. Hall, 1 Nai Nai, Lower. Hutt. •WANTED. "I XT ANTED to Borrow, repayable » » 10s. weekly. Reply, stating terms, ■to "Honesty," "Dominion" Office. A STROLOGY answers all anxious queß--CS- tions:' "Send date, time writing, 2s. 6'd. order to "Astro," Box 47. Te Aro G.P.O. ■ XS^ANTED,, Cottage, good-sizo section, ■ careful tenant, adult family, moderate rent, Manawatu preferred. "Cottage," Office. aged 30, desires to correspond with young lady of prepossessing appearance and -of good character, view to matrimony. Apply "M.E.C.," Box 417, G.P.0., Wellington.. ' Tl/TAKE it your business, while visiting the Palmerston Show to' see the "Allies' Hand Protector and Polisher," also the-"Safety Prop." Both invented and , made in New 'Zealand. Inventor, R. A. Noedl, Palmerston North. . SPECIAL: NOTICES. , VIAVI, Wellington, invites Ladies to ..attend their Free Health Talks at "the Via/vi 'Rooms, 235 Lambton Quay (next Bank of New Zealaoid), every Wednesday afternoon, at 3 O'clock., when life-size charts are used to illustrate how backache, headache, nervousness, indigestion, and'catarrh may be permanently overcome. Freo interviews daily, 9 to. i, or by appointment. ... v L. PITTARD, . - • - Manager. WOMEN'S ANTI-GERMAN LEAGUE. Hannah's Buildings, Lambton Quay. Ti/TEMBIIRS and Friends haying PetiJJi -.tion 'Forms: are requested to send them in'to the Secretary,' not later than TUESDAY NEXT. The Rooms are Open Daily for'lnformation and Inquiries. E. MOORIi - ;■ Secretary. /n IBBS, BRIGHT- AND COMPANY, MELBOURNE, ' 1 Agents SULPHIDE CORPORATION, LIMITEA LONDON, . Have received cable from Head Office as follows': ."Directors, have declared interim divi T dends of,two shillings per share on preference shares, and one shilling and six-, pence on- ordinary, : shares. 26th July, 1916. Deduct income three shillings and sixpence in pound." : NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. PALMERSTON NORTH WINTER V , SHOW. . 20th, '21st,' 22nd - and ,23rd; JUNE, 1916. IN ■ connection with ' the r above Winter i Show, • Holiday Excursion . .Tickets to Palmerston. North, available for r'e-. turu until 11th"July,-will be obtainable' as under:— . v • ;. . ' From Napier, ■T4 Aro, Thorndon, and intermediate to 22iid June.-; Froiii! Wellington r (Thorndon),' Waipu-' kurau.illasterton,and intermediate sta-; tions—on 23rd,- ; June..br-the trains leaving Thorndon at: 8.20 and;9.lo a.m., Pnekiikanki at 6.40, 9.43 and'. 10.29 a.m;, Masterton at 6.20 and 9.50 a.ni., and Waipiikurau at 6.30, 9.53 and 10.38 a.m. •Tickets,to Palmerston North at Holi-, day Excursion Fares will NOT be issued on any of these days by the 1.10 p.m." Wellington-Auckland express train. . On Tuesday,-Wednesday; Thursday and Friday,'2oth, 21st, 22nd and 23rd. June, the train, leaving Palmerston North for Woodvijle at 5.30 p.m. will; be erfended as a passenger train to Dannevirke. and will stop where! required , for passengers. ; On Thursday, 22nd'June, a special passenger, train will leave Wooaville for Palmerston'. North at, L 9.30 a.m. ; . . . BY ORDER. .PALMERSTON NORTH SHOW. FARMERS requiring'a good watch are ■ advised to inspect Lauchlan and Co.'s Watch, Exhibit. Ask, to 6ee The Howard, the finest practical timepiece on the. market to-day. We have sold these watches for the .past 5 years and have not, had. one oomplaint. Testimonials open for inspection; LAUCHLAN AND CO., Palmerston, N., and Wanganui. EN-"TYRE"-LY BRITISH'"AVONS." A. BRITISH "COMPANY, operating -ci British:Capital. r and employing British workmen, benefit by the purchase of AVON Tyres—in the first place. «> Secondly, there is a substantial benefit for motorists—increased comfort, greater security,.longer service. Not problematic, but proven. -■ *- ■ • ■; Twenty per cent, of the Avon Works Staff joined the Colours within a month of the -declaration of war on Germany, The. Compa.ny immediately guaranteed every man employment on liis return, and made arangemenis for' the adequate support of dependants. The Avon Company are the Second Largest British Tyre Manufacturers. , .Garages everywhere that give preference to British Tyres, stock "AVON S." Sole New Zealand Distributors, , | ' MALING AND ' COMPANY. LTD., Chrietchurch. T>RILLBS A N D C 0„ -~ .1 Holland St., Wellington. •Specialise in Country Work for SHOWCASES, SHOP FRONTS, SHOP, OFFICE, "BANK, & BAR FITTINGS. Write for further advice, r— —r—NOT'fCEr ' "jl/TR P. H. ALWARD (late Manager i'JL of the Municipal Fish Market) begs to notify the public of Wellington that he has now uiken "THE TIFFIN" Lunoheon.'Tea, and Supper Rooms, Manners Street (opp. Royal Oak Hotel). Patrons are assured that tho rooms will he run on "best service" lines. Fish and Oyster "after theatre" .Suppers a special- %" P. ROBERT AND CO.; - MILITARY OUTFITTERS, EXPERT EMBROIDERERS. LATEST Power Maohinery for manufacturing all kinds of Metal Badges, Buttons; etc., for Soldiers. P.O. BOX 69, PALMERSTON NORTH (One minute from Post Office). W BARBER AND CO., Dyers and • Dry Cleaners, 125 Cuba St., City. 'Phone 226. HAS. A. FLETCHER, ' Chemist, Pharmacist, and Prescription Specialist. Sole Address: 292 Lambton Quay. ' Mail orders promptly TE MATA WINES, grown and made in our own Vineyards on the Sunny Hills of Havelock North, Hawke's Bay.