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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 2916, 31 October 1916, Page 1

WANTED TO BUY AND SELL. isfANTEO to Soil, Wobblers, medium * » and long Boer Glosses, Wanganuis and Mugs. Radford and Co., Manners Street. T/yANTED Known-Ready lor deliv»V cry, Farmer's Brays, full lock, Tans, Gigs, all cheap. Phoenix Works, Petone. OOE SALE, GOO-acre Farm, splendid •*- improvements, close- best .market, Main Trunk. Apply "Owner Leaving," "Dominion" Office. TpOR SALE, English Piano, practically -*-. now, music, Canterbury with drawer; also music and stool, lot ,£35. Apply 25 Webb Street. QBLLING Cheap, two-seater Car, with ,• , , fo,din S "dickey" seat. Electric light and startor. 'Thoroughly Reliable, "Dominion" Office. '■WANTED to Sell, cheap, new Cot- » » tages, i rooms, c.1., all conveniences, builder leaving for Australia. Apply 89" Queen a Drivo, Lyall Bay. YXTANTBD, light Motor Delivery Van .» ' or five-seat Car. Must be in good 1 j>™!£ „ S , tato prico and full particulars ' C.W., "Dominion" Office. LEFT-OFF Clothing, Boots, etc., Purchased by L, Dabscheck, 126 Taronaii Street. Highest nrices given. Letters promptly attended" to. ■'Phone A23<i6. FOB SALE, 15-20 Austin Motor-car, in first-class order. Taxi Business and Lease of small garage. Or will sell separately. Apply to H. Gollop, Stratford. W' ANTED To Solh.Beckstein Piano, Upright Grand, overstrung, little used; owner leaving Wellington. Apply for inspection <16 Mulgravo Street; or ; 'Phona 1356. STAMPS wanted. Used postage.stamps of Australia, New Zealand, and • Pacific Islands bought for cash. Highest prices given. Send for prico list. Pacific Stamp Co., King Street Post Office, Sydney, N.S:W. 1710R SALE—Seatoun: 5-roomei}, near JP wharf, all conveniences, £625; 6roomed modern Bungalow, every convenience, with motor garage, and telephone, lovel section, ,£1250; 6-roDmed beautifullysituated, on Seatoun Heights, magnificent view, half-acro, £950. Worser Bay:. A Rooms, .8300; and Karaka Bay: 5 Rooms, £525. And Several Sections from .£IOO upwards. E. ,T. Barnott, 94 Willis St. WANTED TO PURCHASE, r H.P. .100 Volt Direct Current SilentO running ELECTRIC MOTOR, Interpolar Type. State prico and full particulars— MANAGER, "Dominion." ~tse "DISTINGUISHED SERVICE" , CAR. THE "HAYNES SIX." A| PART from mechanical efficiency, the A "Haynes Six" is the Car Perfect. A beautiful stream-liner which makes you look twico when it passes! A lowhung, perfectly-sprung body, replete with every feature which makes for comfort, safety, simplicity! Underslung Tear springs "fcoak up" road shock—only tho chassis can skip. Electric light, and starting; 20 miles per gallon; idi h.p. R.A.C. Rating. Inspect; CASELBERG AND CO.. InEestro Street, WELLINGTON. ' PRIVATE CLEARING SALE OF FURNITURE, ETC.' OWING to departure from Wellington, Miss Alcorn will Sell, at Residence, ■IB MULGRAVE STREET (next St. Paul's) the following:— FURNITURE—Morris chairs and settees, cto., in oak and kauri; also bedroom furniture, rugs, and carpets. . PlCTUßES—Originals in Pastel and WatoMolour, by N.Z. artists; Etchings, and coloured reproductions of Watts, Romney, Rosolti, Rembrandt, PlANO—Splendjd instrument, upright grand, overstrung, nearly now, Beclistem. BRASSES, ETC.—Hand-wrought Indian brass in trays, bowls, and vases. Also hand-made steel firo curb, and bronze antiques. POTTERY—Large pieces in rose and blue—several pieces china. Inspection invited on Tuesday and Wednesday, October 31 and November 1, 10 a.m. to G p.m., or by appointment. Tclephono 1356. SECOND-HAND CARS FOR SALE. TO Motorists! To the Trade! Gearcutting for all purposes. Reliable work. Prompt service. Moderate prices. Only finest steel used, hardened by special process. Diameters and pitches cut to accuracy of 1-IOOOth of an inch. \ Guaranteed smooth, 6trong, silent, duri able. THE HUTCHESON ENGINEERING COMPANY. Mechanical Engineers, 120 Ghuzneo St., Wellington 'Phone 2670. THE OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE CORPORATION, LTD. Head Offico for Now Zealand: : Bank of N.S.W. Chambers, Lambton Quay, Wellington. "LEADER" POLICIES FOR LADIES. T ADIES'- "LEADER" POLICIES can JJ now bo obtained at any of our Branches and Agencies covering Acci- ,- dent and Illness at a yearly cost of from ONE POUND UPWARDS. WEEKLY COMPENSATION up to 52 weeks for either Accident or Illness. DOUBLE COMPENSATION paid in ■ case of Aocident to Passenger Lift or • Train, Tramcar or Omnibus, or Licensed r Vehicle plying for hire in which As- ■ sured is travelling as a passenger, or in case of Death or Injury in a Burning Building. FOREIGN TRAVEL-No restrictions. BONUSES—Very Liberal Bonuses are [riven. (Sco prospectus.) LIMITS OF AGE FOR ENTRANTS--16 to 60. ~ MEDICAL EXPENSfcrT-For a small stun extra Medical Expenses will he ■ paid. (See prospectus.) ACCIDENTS—No exclusions oxcept War, Aeronautics, Suicide, and Intoxication. ILLNESS-Fifty different kinds of illnesses are covered. Proposed Forms, containing full particulars, will bo forwarded upon application to any of our Branches or Agencies throughout New Zealand. No Medical Examination required. IF this should oatch the eyo of anyone Buffering from send P.N., : Is. 6d„ to J. H. WHITING, Box 194. ' Palmerston North, and he will send you a Jar of the great TOHUNGA OINTMENT. Give "Toliunga" a trial. Sura to Cure. Agents wanted everywhere. SOLDIERS' XMAS CAKES. SEE that your Boys or Soldier Friends fare well at Xmas. This can; be done by sending one of our specially prepared cakes,, packed in airtight tins. Wo guarantee these cakes. Price according to size. We will post the parcel. Send particulars to J. RAWLINS, White House, Tho Square, and Terrace End, Palmorston North. OUR Speech Tells What You Are! In business and public life nothing counts for more. Fit yourself for leadership. Learn how to speak in public. Mail course. Send for free prospectus "8." James Rodger, N.Z. Reprcsontalive. Box 288, Christohurch. QAVE lis. 6d.-"Punch" Vols. July kTS 191-i-December, 1915, and parts for 1916, for 12s. Don't miss this splendid offer. Write to . "Dominion" Office for particulars. fi ET Direct Results. Advertise on the J VJT ."Talking" Sign at Courtenay Place,