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[ tertnii at 5.15 p.m. (see Wellington Races). Tho trains leaving Tc Are, at 8.2!) and 8.85 a.m., Wellington 8.34, 0.4 a.m., 2.15, and 7.30 p.m., Lower Hutt 0.2, 9.30 a.m., 2.41 and 7,56 p.m., Upper Hutt 6.27 a.m., 12.52, 4.20", 4.40, and 6.5 p.m. will make tho usual "motor" train stops botivecn Lower Hutt and Upper Hutt. NOTE—On Monday, 22nd January, Day Excursion or Suburban 'Pickets issued at any station lictween To Aro and Upper Hutt (inclusive) to any station between Upper Hutt and To Aro (inclusive) will not bo available by tho train leaving Wellington for Woodyillo at_7.siLa.in. and Woodvillo for Wellingfei at 12.56 p.m., oithor on the outward or return journey. WELLINGTON RACER at TRENTHAM, 20lli, 22nd, and 21th JANUARY. On January 20th and 21th special race trains will run as follow:— FOR TRENTRAM.-Te Aro "dop. 10.21, 10.39 a.m., Wellington <dep. 10.10 (on 20th January only), 10.10, 10.37, 10.55, 11.4 a.m. and 12.6 p.m., Petone dep. 9.53, 10.34, 11.1, 11.19 a.m., and 12.21 p.m., Lower Hutt 10.0, 10.17, 10.56, 11. 11, 11.21 and 12.31 p.m. FROM TRENTHAM.-For To Aro and Wellington 5.10, 5.20 p.m.; for Wellington 5.18, 5.34, 5.42 and 5.50 p.m. On JANUARY 22nd— FOR TRENTHAM.-Te Aro dop. 10.3, 10.21, 10.39, 10.54 a.m. nnd 12.15 p.m., Well-.ngton dep. 10.19, 10.37, 10.55, 11.4, 11.15 a.m., 12.24 p.m., Petone dep. 9.58, 10.10, 11.1, 11.19, 11.33 a.m., 12.42 p.m., Lower Hutt dep 10.1, 10.10, 10.50, 11.14, 11.21, 11.10 a.m., and 12.49 p.m. PROM TREN'J'HAM.-For To Aro and Wellington, 5.10 and 5.20 p.m.; for Wellington 4.50, 5.18, 5.34, 5.42, 5.50 and 0.15 p.m. All race trains from Trontbam on 20tb, 22nd, and 21th January stop at Lower Hutt and Petono to set down passengers. Season tickets (Press Reporters' tickets excepted), Tourist tickets, and free passes will not bo available by tho Race- trains. The only trains by which Race tickets will bn issued will be the Race trains, the 9.35 a.m. Wellington-Woodville train | on 20th and 24th January (from Ngahanranga, Petone, and Lovrer Hutt only), the 12.15 and 1.12 p.m. Wellington-Upper Hutt trains on 2flth January, the 1.20 p.m. Wellington-Upper Hutt 'tram on 20th nnd 24th January, tho 9.-10 a.m. Wellington-Upper Hutt train on 22nd January (from Ngalinuranaa. Petone. and Lower Hutt only), the 11.15 a.m. Wel-lington-Upper Hutt and 12.15 p.m. Te Aro-Upper Hutt trains on 22nd January. WELLINGTON TROTTING CLUB'S RACES, AT PIvTONE, 23rd JAN. Trains leave Wellington for Petone at 10.0, 10.45, 11.10 a.m., 12.10, 1.20. and 2.10 p.m. Return trains leave Petono at 4.34, 5.13, 5.31, 6.0, and G. 39 p.m. Tickets for use on January 22nd may be obtained at Te Aro and Wellington (lwth stations) on January, 20th, between the hours of 9.0 a.m. and 0.0 p.m.

The Maidstone Park Picnic Grounds at Upper Hutt will be open to tho public I holding railway tickets to Upper Hntt on January 22nd Admission—Ad nits 3d., children half-price'. Tickets obtainable at entrance to grounds. Goods traffic will be suspended between Wellington and Uppor Hutt and between 'Wellington and Palmerston North on January 22nd. For full particulars see handbills. BY ORDER. BANK HOLIDAY. ANNIVERSARY" DAY, 22nd JANUARY, 1917. PURSUANT to the terms nf "T'><! Banking Act. 1908," MONDAY, the 22nd JANUARY, 1917, is hereby appointed a Special Bank Holiday at the Offices of the undermentioned Banks throughout the Wellington Province:— The Union Bank of Australia, Ltd., R, A. HOLMES, Inspector. Bank of Now South Wales. B. M. MOLINEAUX, Inspeotor. Bank of Australasia, R. B. SMITH,

Inspector. National Bank of New Zealand, Ltd., D. W. DUTHIE, General Manager. The Commercial Bank of Australia, Ltd., E. P. YALDWYN, Manager. Bank of New Zealand, W. CALLENDER, General Manager. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1008 (.Section 50). IN THE ESTATE' OF DAVID THOMAS ORR, LATE OP WELLINGTON, CHEMIST (DECEASED). ALL Creditors and others having claims against this estate aro hereby required to send them, with particular's, to the District Manager of the Public Trustee at Wellington, on or before tho 12th day of March, 1917. Accounts not rendered by the date named may be reacted. All moneys payable to the above estate may be lodged to the credit of tho Public Trustee's account at any postal moneyorder office, or paid to the District Manager of the Public Trustee at Wellington. FRED. FITCHETT, Public Trustee. January 8, 1917.

Ruukawa District Maori Council, Weraroa, sth January, 1917. NOTICE BE DOG TAX. TREE Rankawa District Maori, Council -*- as constituted under tho Maori Councils Act, 1900, and its amendments has fixed the amount payablo in respect of each dog of a greater ago than sis months owned by a Maori within the said District, at fivo shillings (55.). But when dogs arc Irept for the exclusive purpose of working of stock tho amount payablo shall bo two shillings and sixpence (2s. 6d.). The Tax is now duo and payable to the Registrar, Kawa Hateto, at his residence, Pukehou, Manakau. ERUERA NEKBTINT, Chairman. THE WELLINGTON TRUStTIOAN. & INVESTMENT CO., LTD. A DVANCEB made on Approved Free--ti. hold Town and Country Securities at Current Rates of Interest. ' Apply at the Offices, 219 LAMBTON QUAY. R, E. RAWNSLEY, • Secretary. WHY P. AND B. BUILDING PAPER IS BEST. PAND B. BUILDING PAPER is • mado to go under the weatherboards as a preventive of draughts and dampness. P. and B. is host for this purpose because it is STRONGER than others. It is saturated with P. and B. Compound—and tho saturation is vastly superior to—more thorough than in any other brand. For lifetime service, order P. and B. Building Paper. P. and B. preserves adjacent timber. Aubrey Gualter and Co., Wellington.

Smith and Smith, Ltd., Wellington. N.Z. Acetylene Gas Co., Wellington. John Burns and Co., Ltd., Auckland, Hill and Plummer, Ltd., Auckland; N.Z. Acetylene Gas Co., Auckland; Henry Henry Williams and Sons, Ltd., Napier. Plumbago, Ceylon's most important mineral product, is known all over the world for its lustre, lubricating polish-' ing, and binding qualities. In appearand it is a strong blaolc crystalline. There are now about 1000 plumbago mines in Ceylon. TJio depth varies from a. few yards to as much as 700l't. Most of the mines aro worked by natives, the only important one controlled by Europeans being tho Mcdapola. There's ugly mood and moan of a. fiend Tn a chill .May day with n wild west wind. When weaklings wither, tho' robust defy, And mortals in extremis" quiver and die. The bold win through, tho' hitler tho blast, For tho wildest weather must end at last; And those who are wise against colds assure, With a bottle of Wooda' Peppermint Cure.—Advt.