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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 493, 28 April 1909, Page 7

Tho meeting of tho St. John Ambulance" Nursing Guild hold last night was tho first of tho 1909 session. , IJ you are conteinplatingcremoving, the first thing you should do is obtain a quotation from ' J. Kflir, 76-78 Jervols Qnoy. Ho Thai had many years' experience in this, class of work, and is in a position to pack, store, and remove, any description of furniture. He also clears (foods , through Customs, and dispatches packages and parcels to any ' address in tho world. Tolo- ' phono No. IISO. - ' ' C 560 Few people are aware of tho magnificent di» •olay of. now' Furniture at the showrooms of Messrs. W. 1' Shortt. Ltd.,-Willis Street. This enterprising firm make a speciality of New'Fwuiture, and manufacture all their own goods. A magnificent display is now on view m their: spacious showrooms. Every articlo is guaranteed, of tho .very best workmanship and finish, and w)U compare favourably with ' anything ■of a similar class made in th« Dominion, both as regards price and quality.— 'Advt. - ' ','S.C.A.T."'CARS. , Wo have recently been appointed New Zealand Agents\ for 'the ITALIAN-BUILT ' "S.C.A.T. CABS. The sample Car ordered hag been dispbssd of, and-is giving ENTIRE 6ATISFACTION to its'owner. Further .stocks •Riving at an early, d»te, nnd thoso in search of a REALLY HIGH-CLASS MOTOR CAR would do well to INSPECT THE "S.C.A.T." BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, WITH PRICES, ON APPLICATION TO INDUS BROS., WELLINGTON, SOLE N,Z. AGENTS. P.O. Box ' ea. Telephone 2M, 1019. CBo_s ."BRITANNIA" CYCLE TYEES. If you aro cycling for business or. pleasure, \ whs , risk annoying delays through old or inferior tyTee? Tho. "BRITANNIA" is the best tvre and therefore ehetner thin the eheipest. All Shops. , CYCLE AND MOTOR SUPPLIES, LTD., Wellington ; , ■ CH6 'Shops are being opened in London by tho "Christian Business Assbciation," a devolopment of the Kentish community known as the "Bible Brothorhood," which has foT ono of its members Mr. Baxendale, who refused a fortune of £20,000 rather than leive it. The new association is intended to enable members of tho brotherhood to earn a living and to provo that a fruit and vegctablo business worked on "Christian linos," and without any "tricks of trade," may be commercially eucceasfnL