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THE POULTRY MART, 14-24 Allen Street, TOWNSEND & PAUL, LTD., Auctioneers, Sell daily at 10.30 a.m. Best market prices obtained. Prompt returns. Consignments solicited. Poultry Foods ot all descriptions. Prices on application. Box 27, Wellington, C.l. POULTRY WANTED We are 011-the-year-round Buyers of HENS and COCKERELS in Prime Condition for killing. Enquiries to SALISBURY'S, LTD,, 80 Dixon St., Wellington, C.l. LONDON BOOK CLUB all branches Books Worth Reading "The Bond Between Us" (Dr. Loomis) "The Pride You Trampled" (Juliet Armstrong) "Women Will Bo Doctors" (Hannah Lees) "The Hills ot Heart's Delight" (Philippa Preston) "Young Ames" (Walter Edmonds) "The Vengeance of Flynn" (E. Laurie Long) The Well-known Expert Furriers, Have pleasure in informing their numerous customers that all models in all classes of fur garments for the coming season, are now on view in the showroom. Ladies contemplating having their furs remodelled can now choose a style and consult Mr. Marcel, who is in personal attendance. GRAND HOTEL BLDGS., WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. pIF. INSUNT^imSE A Product of British Laboratories, Ltd., 80 Jervois Quay, Wellington. THE NAME TO REMEMBERf Girt VAItEX method ot treatment deals worst cases ot varicose ulcers and bad legs In 4 to 6 dressings. No special resting. Inexpensive. nnplied at home Leinster Chambers, Grey Street, Wellington. Ineesl I 119-123 CUBA ST. I Phone 54-930 (2 lines) I FOR 1b.a.1.m. PAINT

ipiififlfiflffflMgMMW SDON’T DELAY RAILWAYS li ;=> WAGONS = 1 BTHEY ARE FIGHTING FOR YOUfl f- To carry everything that the Armed l-orces and Jjjj Ift Industry and Commerce have to haul, railway rolling 111] I’ll stock must be kept moving. Wagons must be loaded JjTj Ilf heavier, sent away faster, and emptied quicker. There -j-j] lit can be no sleeping shipments or empty wagons tucked In |[f away in sidings. It's transportation the railways must d J|! deliver; wagons cannot be spared for storage. Every t P moving wagon brings victory nearer; idle wagons hold 41 Ti it back. P |~ WAGONS ARE ON THE WARPATH rdl2q' NOTICE New Post Office Building, Lower Hutt OFFICIAL OPENING CEREMONY Invitation to Citizens The new post-office building al Lower Hutt will be officially opened by the Hon. P. C. Webb, Postmaster General, al 2.30 p.rn. on Wednesday, the third February Citizens are cordially invited to be present. A. PELLOW, Chief Postmaster.