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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 135, 25 February 1918, Page 4

THE REASON FOR MILLIGAN'S Success in Gentlemen's Tailoring is because he Is A SPECIALIST, And employß a fine staff of men who are specialists in making good Olotheß.

Tho Commandant at Trentham acknowledges with thanks rceeipt of the fol : owing gifts:—One parcel books, from 1.K.M., N.E. Harbour, Dunedin. For tlie hospital—From Mr. F. E. llodda, manager Arataki Horticultural Station, Havolock North, three cases pears and two cases apples; from Soldiers' Comfortq Guild, Wellington, 5 cases fruit and 2 eases tomatoes; from Salvation Army, Wellington, cake, fruit, sweets; from Miss Peterkin, Lower Hutt, flowers; also a further gift for the hospital from Mr. F. ]5. Rodda, manager Arataki Horticultural Station, Havelock North, of 4 cases of apples and 3 cases pears. There are no transfers of licenses or other business to be brought before the Wellington Licensing Committee or the Hutt Licensing Committee, in consequence a meeting of the former body will not be held. Tho Hutt Licensing Bench, however, will meet to consider tho police report. '!he polico report for tho Wellington district is satisfactory. No present more useful (o a soldier than a good pair of Khaki Socks, Is. Cel., 2s. 6d., 3s. Gil., ss. fd., at Geo. Fowlds, Ltd., Manners Street—Advt. We know that' a motorist, in order to enjoy peace of mind and satisfaction, must own a car which possesses all of the essentials for comfort and convenience. If any essential is missing tho loss is felt, for it entails extra labour and effort. It is those essentials that havo been fully attended to in the manufacture of tho advance 1918 CHEVROLET model, "Four-Ninety," now offered by tho DOMINION MOTOR VEHICLES, LTD., 65 Courtonay Place. —Advt.