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AD V ERf iStt.HB. \ DVERTISEKJS are requests to have ** their Advertisements in the Office uoi later than 10.30 a.m. each day It received after that time insertion can nol hp eruaranteed for that day's issue. Do not send original references with • jiplioatinnp foT nositions Copies only Nom-de-plume addresses care ot General l Jost Office oannot be accepted i'he Proprietors ol tht "Evening lost ilo not hold themselves responsible t'oi non-insertion of any advertisement through accident or from other causes or toi errors in the publication of an adver'isement STOP PRESS \ ■. ■ \ > i I PROPERTIES FOR SALE. HARCOURT AMD CO. L J S Harcourt G. 8 Harcourt LAND AND ES'iATE AGEN'Ih AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS 1888 1938 AFTER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE to to* Public we take this opportunity to extend to all the COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEA SON and our best wishes for a PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Out Address— "HARCOURT CHAMBERS/ 1904 saw the erection ot the Firm's Premises at the corner of Lambton Quay and Panama Street 1929 the building was rearranged, but the Firm still occupier the— GROUND FLOOR, 41 PANAMA STREET NOW THE REAL ESTATE CENTRE OF WELLINGTON Our experience gamed through Jong service to the public is at your disposal. OUR TELEPHONE NUMBERS--44-017. 44-018. rents collected estates managed. houses. shops,, and offices let or Leased SALES Oil ALL CLASSES OS CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY, FARMS, AND STATION PROPERTIES AND BUSINESSES VALUATIONS MADE AUCTIONS CONDUCTED 1 HE REAL ESTATE AUCTION ROOMS The centre ot many successful sales in the history of Wellington. i .. Publishers ot the "REGISTER' and PROPERTY INVESTORS' GUIDE. Postal Address: P.O Box 151. Telephones: 44-017; 44-018. i Telegrams and Cables: HARCOURTCO. WELLINGTON. , VETERANS OF LIECHTENSTEIN The United States has her Association ol War Veterans. France her Anciens Combattants, Britain hex British Legion—and even the tiny principality of Liechtenstein, tucked away between the Austrian Tyrol and Switzerland, whose ex-ruling prince died recently, had its League of War Veterans, says the "Manchester Guardian." It used to assemble every year for a banquet, and members were regarded as heroes and yarn-spinrie-s to be listened to with great respect in their native villages-I—seasoned veterans who had faced storms of shot and shelL The last survivor, a lusty octogenarian, passed out a few years ago Originally the Liechtenstein League consisted of the entire army, 58 men. whioh went to the aid of Austria when Prussia attacked her in 1866 rhere were no casualties But some prying historian, accordins to a French report has discovered that Austria happened to 'mislay' the Liechtenstein army in a barracks at the, rear, far from the fighting area. Not one of the "League of War Veterans" had ever heard a shot fired in anger.