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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3122, 28 June 1917, Page 7

LATE AUCTION. CLliAElNti SALE. (IN TMF. PFMJJIIS.ES, KIMINJ lIAMI,IiT, .IXIWKK. JIU'J'T (Next 'Wiso and T)ci;blo« Si.on»). HA'I'tTIIDAY, aotli .lIINK, at II ii.m. fi.KORCiM THOJIAS AND CO. Jinvo rcceivod instructions from Air. George Peck, Jun. (who is leaving tho district), lo ncII tlio wholo of his Farm Implements and tho Content-; of * i.s ■J-mnmcil House, liicludiup; 'JIOFISIiiJ, c:,VK.TS. PLOUt-iHH, IVAIiNESS, ETC.. i'.TG. CiKOIiGB 'I'HOJI AS AND CO., Auctioneers, Allen Street PUBLIC NOTICOS. WELLINGTON RED CROSS SHOP, Lambtou Quay. Tel. 436. Enliro Proceeds for our Rick and Wounded Soldiors. NEXT F.BXDA V will bo in charge of tho Brooklyn Women'n National Ecsorvn. Home-mado Cakes. Snusago Rolls, Applo Tartu, Jama and Picklpa. Dainty Needlework, Flowcrp, and Sweets. Come, Buy—Give Your Help. JANET FIRTH, Hon. Secrotary. SURPRISE BAG DAY. ALL intorestcd in Surprise Bag Fund aro invited to attend a Meeting TOMORROW (FRIDAY), 29th, at 3 o'clock, at tho Y.M.0.A., Willis Street, to recelvo the Sub-Committco'a report re best method of distribution of tho Fund. THE Vocational Training of Girls (under auspices of Society Protection of Women and Children). Meeting on July 4th, Concert Chamber, Town Hall. Sir Robert Stout in chair. Speeches by Educational Experts from tho University, Secondary and Public Schools. Mothers, Tcaohore, and all interested invited to attend. ANNA V. 6TOTJT, President. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. LOST POLICY. EVIDENOB having been supplied of tho loss of polioy numbered 78271 in the hooka of this Department on tho life of CHABLES TOY, formerly of Lyttelton, and now of Wellington, I hereby give notice of my intention to issuo a copy to take tho place thereof on the fifth day of July, 1917, unless objection bo lodged before that date. J. H. RICHARDSON,, Government Insurance Commissioner. Wellington, June 21, 1917, FLOWEBS. ' (y(\ I CASH will buy you absolutely tho AAjI" Choicest CoUection of Flowering Shrubs in N.Z. Plants that will demand admiration—23 distinct varieties, catalogue value 505.. including this magnificent lot:— Daphne, Blue Queen Rose. Boronia, Azalea, Kenedia, Adenandera, Lassiandera, Gravillia Magniflce, Flame Orcsper, Solonum, "Fireball." Silver Podalyria, Duck Tree, Cassia (Tree of Paradise), Scented Dioisma Abt, Boulo de Niego and Beauty of Venice, Auricaiia, Budlia, Mauve Queen, Oeleria Auroa, Ouphea Snowball Tree, 2 Ohampion Roses. -jo./ CASH Trill buy you a charming lIP/ little lot of 10 Distinct Varieties, value 225., including most of tho abovo. TOR QUALITY AND PRICE THE BEST BARGAIN EVER OFFERED. PRETSK HEDGE. Large leaf and small leaf Golden Ake 'Aie, mixed, makes tho prettiest fenco you can plant. Per 100, 20s. cash. Certificate of Health from N.Z. Government. Should we run short of any variety, we hold the right to substitute. W. MITOHINSON, Nurseryman, New Plymouth. HOTEIjS FOB SALE. DWAN BROS., Wellington. HOTEL, South Oit-y; 4£ years' leaso and renowal 5 years; takings X9O; frco house. Price, £2500. SOTEIi, Seaport town; lease, low rental, furniture at valuation; will come to ■con £400 to £500. Owners of freehold requlro now tenant. FOR SALE, real good paying Country Hold, Wellington .district; with Hotel, over 40 acres of beat river dopoß.it soil, which alone brought in last year £507, as per list to be' inspected; lowest takings in hotel £50, and frequently go up to £70 and £80; will sell freehold, price £4500. or owner will grant a., least o.t rental of £4 10s. per week. Prico for furniture. '6tock, etc., £2250. Thiß hotel is free for ovorytbing; oasy house to run; settlors'and travellers' trade. Owner requires tenant to furnish references as to experience. Wn will supply genuino buyers with fuller information . DWAN BROS., WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON.

All interested in tlio Surprise S«cD»y Fund'are reminded of a mcoUng to bo hekl n,t, th.o Y.M.0.A., at 3 p.m. to-mor-row, to receivo the subcommittees' report as to tbo ho»t method of distribution of the fund. • A salo of Joel, and unclaimed luggage ■will be hold on August 8 by Mesnre. A. Ji. Wilson and Go., on behalf of the Railway Department. 80 highly is N.Z.-grnwn leaf commented upon that in time tobacco will rank-, among; our staple products like mutton and Tvool,-and afford profitable employment to thousands of our people. Soil and climate aro particularly adapted to producing just; that class of leaf in highest demand abroad, because of its mildness, iU combustibility, and its small_porcentago of nicotine. Gold. Pouch is a N.Z.-grown tobacco. Since its introduction it has been greatlv improved, nnd the ion' Aromatic Blend in for superior to tlio earlier product, particularly ju aroma. Absolutely pure. Gold Touch can bo Miiolted all day without affecting: the heart or nerves. 2\ot,. for Is. Cigaretto smotors should use the N.Z.grown "Three Diamonds" Tobacco far superior to imported brands, 2-Joz. for ls.-Advt.