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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 339, 28 October 1908, Page 6

Mr. H. Gibb, who is just passing through Wellington, was the bearer of a nandsoine gold watch, which lie is -presenting*, oil behalf of the commercial travellers uf Otago, to Mr. Geo. Rowes, I*'.K.S., lately appointed to the Agricultural Department as Kntomologist. "Mr. Gibb was also the bearer of many kind wishes from numerous friends, who hava known Mr. Howes for many years. The Wellington Y.W.C.A. will celebrate its anniversary with a Japanese tea and concert to-night in the Town Hall Concert Chamber. Mr. <1. G. W. Aitken, M.P., will preside. Mr. Leslie Hill, Mr. M. H. Warren, Mr. Pope, Miss Pash. and Mis/ Simpson will take part ill the concert, ant the Rev. J. J. North will deliver an address. Messrs. Hickman F. Russell and Co., of New Pymouth, advertise a fresh list of propei'tief for sale. A new list of properties for sale is advertised by Messrs.- Hartshorn and Wellwood, Hastings. • "Fi\e pounds down will purchase a section," is the statement of Messrs. A. L. Wilson and Co., in announcing the sale of the Sunny Bank Estate, at their rooms, next Saturday evening. Those on the look-out for a suburban section, l.vin" well (o the sun, and to be acquired or the "easiest of terms, are advised to at onc« procure a plan from the auctioneers. Jtiss Jr. E. Greenwood, photographer, left Wellington on Monday last for ton days, but her studio, Woodward Street, will remain open and appointments may be made. Messrs. Dalgety and Co. advertise a list, of entries foi'their Palmerston North Messrs. Abraham and Williams will offer the Crown Flax Mill, near Foxton, and the Makerua Flax Mill, for sale by auction, at Pelmerston North, on Saturday, November 7; also the horses, harness, and drays.