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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 177, 16 April 1918, Page 4

I The Telegraph Department advise that telephone connections will bo cut off at noon to-day if accounts are not paid before that time. • Tho Thirty-sixth Keinforcements will hold a sports meeting at Trentham Racecourse this afternoon. The entries c*)ver a wide range of events, and some good sport is expected to result. Letters jiiave been received by Sir I James Allen from Sir William Robertson, late Imperial Chief of Staff, irom Lord Derby,' and Mr. Lloyd George acknowledging copies of tho book "Historic Trentham." Appreciative referenco was made by each to tho excellent quality of tho hook and of the men whoso training the book describes. Special re'orenco was made to tho splendid fighting qualities of the Nov; Zealanders. As tho result of a deputation which recently waited on tho Hon. T. M. Wilford, Jf.P., for the district, Mr. Charles B Levien, of Lower Hutt, lias been informed that the shelter shed at Melling Railway Siding is _to be enlarged to double its present size.

You will say coM southerly winds may whistle as they will if you are protected in one of our fine t.weed overcoats, 60s. and Mβ. Goo.' Fowlds, Ltd., Manners Street—Advt.

From a mechanical standpoint the CHEVROLET car has reached a standard of excellence that is not surpassed in any motor-car. Vanadium steel is ueed for every part that requires unusual strength. It has ample power, proper spring suspension, correct weight, smart in appearance, well finished. It has unusual records in gasolene economy. The fact that there are over one hundred and fifty thousand CHEVROLET cars in use is ample proof that it is doing the work required of it in a most satisfactory manner.—Advt.

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