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Free Lance, Volume IV, Issue 200, 30 April 1904, Page 8

J. WILSON DAVIDSON Has something interesting to tell Lance readers. He will occupy the corner shop in Macky, Steen and Caldwell's new building (the old " Byko " corner) with a well-selected stock of New and Standard Fiction, Classical and General Literature, Scientific, Technical, University, and Secondary School Bpoks, Commercial and Household Stationery, and High-class Leather Goods. He will have the distinction of being on the busiest and most valuable business site in New Zealand, and has stock with a view to meet the diversified tastes that pass the corner. J. WILSON DAVIDSON, BOOKSELLEB, WELLINGTON.

MR. T. W. HISLOP DESIRES to express his thanks to those who voted for him at the Mayoral Election, and especially to the committees and workers who, with little hope of success, bravely fought a fight which they considered in the public interest. He also thanks those who, while unable to vote for him on this occasion, expressed l egret and promised their support in the future. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE.

"IVTOTICE is hereby given that tne 1A! several parcels of land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of "The Land Transfer Act, 1885," and its amendments, unless caveat be lodged forbidding the same on or before the 21st day of May, 1904. 3486. GEORGE GASKIN.— 49 acre^ 3 roods 9 4-10 perches, part Section 1, Taratahi Plain Block. Occupied by A^^hcant. Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this 20th day of April, 1904. at the Lands Registry Office, Wellington. W. STUART, District Land Registrar.

/\ PERA HOUSE. A RECORD! OVERWHELMING SUCCESS . . o> . . MR. J. C. WILLIAMSONS Worl d-renowned ROYAL COMIC OPERA CO. IN THE BRILLIANT MUSICAL PLAY, "A COUNTRY GIRL." "A COUNTRY GIRL." WHICH IS NOW DRAWING ALL WELLINGTON, being acknowledged THE GRANDEST PRODUCTION ever witnessed on the New Zealand stage. Full particulars daily papers.