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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1186, 22 July 1911, Page 3

Mr. Claude Hnigh, touring representative of Mr. Edward. Branscombs's company,. "The Scarlet Troubadour.-." arrived by the Maori yesterday from Cliristchiireh to mak? arrangements'for their farewell season at the Opera House, commencing Saturday. July 29. Tho Troubadours have had a remarkably .sucerssful season down south, the business eclipsing all previous records. . Messrs.. Wright. Stophenson. and Co. notify elsewhere in this issue particulars of their twentieth annual horse fair. It is to be held at the Dunedin Horse Saleyards, on Thursday, August ,1. The Chrislchurch "Press" Co. have just issued a book entitled "The World's Universal Code." This book contains all the latest information in telegraphic codes, and is obtainable from Jlr. E. Mayes, of Fort Slree-t, Auckland. "New Iv'ecipes that every Housewife should Try" is a tost from 'an advertisement in this issue regardin.? Edmond's Baking Powder. Particulars of two farms of ISO and 280 acres respectively. f6r sale, are advertiacd in this issue by Messrs. Roche and Ihcgregor, land agents, Waikato. The farms (ire; situated in the Waikato, and contain ] nil modern conveniences. > Mr. H. C. Perry, land agent, Ohakmie, < advertises in this issue two King Country properties fur sale. The advertisement is , well worth the perusal of those intending ; to go on tho In ml, as the prices are very reasonable. ! Messrs. A. L. Wilson and Co., auction-1 i eers, Brnmlon Street, advertise a farm of < ■131) acres, for sale. The farm is situated c on the Manawatu line, aboul 3.5 miles ; from Wellington. ( On Wednesday, August 2, at Palmerslon •' North, Messrs. Abraham and Williams ! will hold an unreserved sale of Jer.-ey < stock. ■ ' i