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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1097, 8 April 1911, Page 7

The work of repairing the Queen's Wharf is proceeding apace, and the Harbour Board aro using every endeavour to get the work finished as quickly- as possible. In the' Civil List no provision is made for the Prince of Wales, his income of j;S7,ofto from the Duchy of Cornwall being considered sufficient.. Inspector:. "You'd, best be careful how you handle those pigs, young man. If I catch you lifting 'em by the taU I'll lake outa summons against you." Countryman r "Willi, whoy wot on earth do 'ee think pigs 'as" got tails fur, then?" "I must warn you, dearest," lie said, "that after we are married you will very . Ijirult- finil mo inclined to be arbitrary and dictatorial in m.v manner." "No matter," i>he replied cheerfully, "I w-on t pay the slightest attention to what you say." Mr. W. O. Bcere invites tenders for levelling portions of the Waikato Estate, Island Bay." Dr. Cameron, independent candidate, will address doctors and explain his platform at the Sydney Street schoolroom tonight, at 8.15 o'clock. A number of scatter advertisements appear in this issue referring lo -bargains at Cole's Drapery Co., Manners Street. Messrs. I!. It. Scott and Co., A\ illis Str"«I:, notify that 16-dav is Hie last day of the sale of Bloxam's assigned stock. On Monday the Salvation Army will hold celebrations in connection with General Booth's 82lid birthday.' Tho celebrations will be conducted by Adjutant D. A; Gunn, and wilL be held in the Barracks, Vivian Street. 'Mr. P. 8. Keaiiey, land agent, Napier, ndvertises a gentleman's residence for sale in this issue. Messrs. -Miller and flutter, Wellington. advertise two cheap Manawatu dairy and sheep farms for sale on easy terms. Mr. W. S. Bedford will address a meeting of electors in the Newtown Library Halt on Monday evening next.