SPORTING. TARATAHI-CARTERTON RACING CLUB. ANNUAL MEETIN G. AT CLAWILLE RACECOURSE. TO-MORROW-' V TO-MORR&W THURSDAY. GOOD FIELDS. GOOD FIELDS. FIRS I.' RACE 'STARTS AT' 11.30 A.M. Train Loaves I.auibton Station at 7.60 a.m. Return Train Leaves Racecourse at 5 p.m. J. B. BAIRSTOW, Secretary.
-fcJAPIER PARK RACING n ' ..'. '. CLUB. WINTER MEETING.' JUNE 20 and 21, IM9. . NOMINATIONS for all Events CLOSE on FRIDAY, MAY 30, At 8 p.m. J. E. 3LEADOW, Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. ■NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. KING'S BIRTHDAY. EXTRA EXPRESS. TRAINS.\ WELLINGTON-AUCKLAND.' FROM Thursday, May 29, to Saturday, June 7, inclusive, extra express trains will run between Wellington and Auckland as follow:— ' ' UP.—Wellington dep. 2.0 pirn., Auckland arrive 7.50 a.m. following day. This train. leaves Wellington daily except Sunday during the period mentioned. On the days on which this train runs, the ordinary 12,-fci p.m. WellingtonAuckland express train will take passengers from Wellington only for Taihapo and stopping stations beyond Taihape, and foi stations beyond Wooclville on Napier line, and will NOT take up passengers at Palmerslon North, Mercer, or intermediate stopping stations, Passengers from these stations - must travel by the Wellington-Auckland EXTRA express. (See auovo.) DOWN.—Auckland den. 7.J0 p.m., Wellington arr. 1.50 p.m. following day. This tram leaves, Auckland daily except Saturdays from Thursday May 29, to Sunday, June 8, inclusive. On the days on which this, train runs, the Ordinary 7.tfl> p.m. Auckland-Wel-lington Express train will take-passen-gers from "Auckland only for Waiouru. Taihape and stopping stations beyond Taihape, and will NOT take np,pas'sengors at any stopping etation between Mercer and Palmerston North' (both inclusive) except for and from Wi'Jouru. Passengers from these stations must travel by the Aucklnnd-Wellingtpn EXTRA Express. (See above.) ' BY ORDER,
RELIGIOUS SERVICES. ,QT. MARK'S CHURCH. -DUFFERIN STREET. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). MAY 29. FESTIVAL OF THE ASCENSION. 7 a.m.—Holy Communion. Corporate Comimiiiion of C.E.M.S. 9 a.m.-rChildrcn's Service. • 10 a.m.—Holy Communion. 7.30 p.m.—Evensong and Sermon. Preacher: The Rev. 0. M. Stent, M.A., Vicar c/. Eastbourne. TOILET SPECIALISTS YOUR HAIR CAN BE MADE MORE ATTRACTIVE. LADIES who are anxious to avail Ihomselves of the most skilful hairdressing are invited to call at the "Boudoir Camille." The latest methods and appliances are in use, while new creations are always being imported from England, France, and America. Switches, Transformations, Toupees, Pin and Cluster Curls always available. Combings made up. . ■ • You are invited to call. MRS. CAMERON, '"Boudoir Camille," Cooper's Buildings, Just off Willis Street, Wellington. 'Phone 1535. BUSINESS NOTICES, TAXIS FOR'HIRE.' I' CARS THAT ARE RELIABLE.. ORDER your Cars for Otabi Races now. For inquiries ring 4GGG (three rings). A.B.G. GARAGE AND WORKSHOP, 11. E, PAGE AND CO., : 9a Courteiiay Place, Proprietors. SPECIAL BRITISH TYRE , •FOR, MOTOR TRUCKS. THE North British Rubber Company, makes die Finest Solid Band Tyres for Motor Lorries. Mora mileage, better service, lower upkeep'are ensured by the Clincher Solid Tyre. Don't take substitute? Wellington Distributing Agent W. A. ARNOLD, 31 Tarannki Street. KNITTING MACHINES PROVIDE interesting and profitable occupation : healthy clothing;' simple in operation. Full information on application. OSCAR HEWETT AND CO., 50 Lower Cuba Street. Box 589. 'Phono 520. "A" CHEERY HEARTH MAKES A HAPPY HOME!"'.' In these Chill Days of Coal Shortage BURN WOOD! WINTER WOOD AT WILSON'S. INTER WOOD AT WILSON'S. CUT IN CONVENIENT LENGTHS. Only Address: Opposite Free Public Library, Wakefield Street. To ensure prompt delivery order early. PLANTATION RUUBEK IN CLINCHER CROSS. TYRES! THE Best Rubber'is in them, and you get more miles OUT of Ihom! These British- Tyres are doing sterling work at the Front—will serve-YOU best at home. Fit then District Agents— N.Z. FARMERS' CO.-OP. MSTRIBUTING CO., LTD. ARTHUR J. •\ 7 YCHERLEY, xi. Lock and Key fpecialisl. Keys cut to any pattern. Safe and P.O. Box Keys promptly duplicated. Every description of Locksmith's Work thoroughly catered for. Addrers: KING'S CHAMBERS, » Wellington. 'Phono 568. Private 'phone 2234 (2 ring*).
APPLES, POTATOES. ONIONS. WANTED.-Cooking Apples, 75.; Eating or Cooking, 7s. C<l. per case. Best Oamaru Potatoes (no blight) and Onions, '3s. fid. kwl, (is. Cd. Jcwt., 12s. 6ft. lewt., all delivered free, liny here and get guaranteed quality. We close at 8 p.m. Monday In Thursday. Hawko's Bav Fruit Co., 119 Cuba Street. 'Phone 38G4. . HIGH-BACK Diningroont Suite, 1 Set tee, i Annclmirs, 4 Small Chairs (slip out seats). XCr (is. Jus. llyiuiman, 208 Cuba Street _(lalc RichardsonJJrosJ QAVING a few shillings tin tyres is not tJ economv! Fit the celebrated North British CLINCHER CROSS TYKES! Which beat the rest in the great 5000milo R.A.C. trial.
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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 208, 28 May 1919, Page 9
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