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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1088, 29 March 1911, Page 8

The right of the Chartrcux Monks to their ancient English trade marks has now been definitely restored by a decision of the House of Lords. Changes in the labelling of tho well-known Chartreuse liqueur which follow on this restoration aro described in detail in an advertisement appearing in another column. The Monks while deprived of their English trade marks shipped their liqueur under a modified label bearing tho words "Liqueur fnbriquoc a Tarragone par les Peres Chartrcux." Tlicy now propose, nfter exhausting their present stock, to have future shipments made under their old mark and insignia, and in their old pattern of bottles, but with the label above referred to in conjunction with the old Chartrcux label. On Pace 2 of this issue will be found an interesting announcement regarding alpine climbing, and Hie scenic route by which tourist parties aro escorted, under tho guidance of Mr. .!'!• II- Snow, from KangatMua to Mount Ruapehu, a picturesque journey through the most beautiful portions of the Tongariro National Park. Messrs. J. 11. Betliune and Co. announce in our auction columns that on Tuesday, April 25, at their rooms, at ;! p.m., under instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court, they are submilling a residential property nt Hataitai. This comprises freehold land with an area of 11.7 perches, part Section .'I, Evans Bay district, with a dwoljine of .'> rooms and conveniences thereon. Full-details appear in the advertisement, and any further particulars may be had on application to Mr. Alex. Dunn, solicitor, King's Chambers, or the auctioneers^