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Free Lance, Volume IV, Issue 193, 12 March 1904, Page 9

DAVIDSONS ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR JANUARY. Collins Large Type Dictionary, cloth : : 3/6 Follow the Gleam (Joseph Hockmg) . 2j6 and 3/6 Odd Craft (N.N. Jacobs) 2/6 and 3/6 Sea Wrack (F. T. Bullen) 2/6 and 3/6 Nobody's Baby (Tom Gallon) 2/6 and 3/6 Erb (Pett Ridge) 2/6 and 3/6 Preposterous Yankee (Ponsonby) 2/6 and 3/6 Blue Cap (Nat Gould) : 2/Heart of Rome (Crawford) 2/6 and 3/6 Etc., etc. Those desiring to subscribe to any of the popular Magazines or Newspapers will do well to remember that the January Numbers are now almost due, and that now is the time to book subscriptions for the coming year. J. WILSON DAVIDSON, 81. COURTENAY PLACE. \EW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS. Head Office, Wellington, 2nd Maich, 1904. RAILWAY PORTERS APPLICATIONS supported by the papers specified on the form of application will be received by the Minister for Railways, Wellington, from vrnths desirous of entering the New Zealand Government Railway Service as Porters. Forms of application can be obtained from Railway Stationmasters. The following conditions will apply Age, 18 years last birthday. Minimum height (in socks') sft 4in Minimum chest measurement (normal), 32m. Speech. — Candidates must have no impediment, and be free from stammering. Education. — Fifth Standard of Government Schools. Rate of pay will be 4s per day rising by annual increments to 7s per day. T. RONAYNE, General Manager, New Zealand Railways.

P. D. CORSETS. NOUYELLE FORME STRAIGHT FRONT. BEST KNOWN AND LIKED CORSET THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. FROM DRAPERS.