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POULTRY, DOGS, CATS. ETC. 2 PEDIGREE Pomeranian Dogs, orange colour, male and female. Mrs. Pocknall, Witako Street. Lower Hutt. XXTANTED Sell, 60 young Indian RunVV ner Ducks, just starting to lay; also 12 good Drakes (unrelated)., D 575, c/o “Dominion.” _ OUNG Bliick Retriever Dog, guarnnteed to carry on land or water. Apply F. Sedcole, 11 The Terrace, Lansdowne, Masterton. , LIVE STOCK FOR SALE. 17OR SALE —10 Cows just in and comJL iry; into profit. Apply W. A. Cottle, or Ring 181, Lower Hutt. T/Olt SALE —Fantail Pigeons from im•L ported stock. Winners, 30s. pair; also Ferret, £l. J. Priscott, Hamilton. WANTED TO BUY. XYT ANTED to Buy, Stationery or Fancy W Goods Business in or about Wellington. Reply to Box 495, Wellington. AIR Compressor Wanted. Must be A complete with tank, motor and automatic switch. Suitable Service Station. Write D 607, c/o “Dominion. ■ OABBII and Opossum Trappers, post 1A your Skins to-day; highest prices: spot cash. Get my prices for Hides. Skin, Taliow, etc W Todd, 83 South Rond, Masterton. Phone 1165. ADDING MACHINE WANTED. WANTED, a Second-hand ADDING W MACHINE; Comptometer preferred, but not essential. Kindly send full particulars, by letter, to “COMPTOMETER,” Care Charles Haines Advertising Agency, “The Dominion” Building, Wellington. WANTED FOR CLIENT SMALL FARM. CLIENT writes: “Have £5OO available and want small farm capable carrying 10-12 cows. Must be near to a market.” We await instructions from owners'to sell on their behalf. ARTHUR B. GIBSON, Real Estate Agent, NEW PLYMOUTH.

EDUCATIONAL ______ SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES IN THE ABOVE SUBJECTS are conducted at BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 98 THE TERRACE. INDIVIDUAL TUITION ONLY. TERM COMMENCES WITH THE PUPIL. Positions found for all pupils who can be recommended. ; MRS. MARKS, who u. "The Shorthand Reporters Act.” For full information call at 98 THE TERRACE ; or write to BOX 1261; or ring 43—080. * H„ AMOS, VB.E.S..- »■ Managing Director. “ '

HOTELS, TOURIST & HEALTH RESORTS + ■rftt BITS WELLINGTON SIGHT-SEEING TOURS BELL DUkS Miles. Leave 10 a.m. daily, reUrn 12.30 p.m. kA2 Mills 8 ” LeaVe’ 5 “.Route: &y°B U a?;~Mo o u“t Halswell, Queen’s Drive, Happy N a o lle 3 y TOUR.~6O Miles. Leave 2 p.m.; return 5.30 p.m., Wednesdays,and pick UP ALL BUSES^LEAVE By ARRANGBMENT . FARES (All Trips)) : 5/-. DIAL 45—555 FOR SEATS. NZ. Government Tourist Bureau and Messrs. Thos.-Cook and Sons, Booking Agents. CARTERTON-MASTERTON Daily ih im 259 o m. Masterton 9 a.m., 1.30, 4.30, 8.30 p.m. 1 nones Masterlon,’ 1997; Carterton, 179. Special Buses Picmcs, lours, ete _props., A. B. COTTRELL and A. J. SNELGROVE. CHRISTCHURCH vis . torg to Christchurchf the Hotel Cecil, 73 Manchester Street offers you superior and comfortable accommodation, . J'ew nnnointmenTs ’ Ample baths and showers. Every modern convenience. Excellent cuisine. Tariff 10/6 per Day; permanents by arrangement. mrs. e. McClelland, hostess. Stav at STONEHURST PRIVATE HOTEL. Superior accommodation. 12/6 to 15/- a day; 5 minutes centre city. Telegrams Stonelea, , • Christchurch. DANNEVIRKE ; w - ■ >’ " THE CRITERION PRIVATE ’ -t, HOTEL, DANNEVIRKE, 3;-:‘ ~ Now Thoroughly Renovated, and under Entirely New .Manage- ' Tariff: 10s. per Day, £2 10s. ?■ per ec ' < - Permanents by arrangement. MB. & MRS. R. A. NICOL, Proprietors, MASONIC HOTEL. This well-known and popular bouse has now beexi taken over by Mr. Gus Mathieson, late manager of the Huia Aerated Water Co., Dannevirke and- Masterton, who issues ari invitation to the travelling public to enjoy his hospitality. Phone 2000. Box 11, Dannevirke. Tariff: 14/6 per day. DAWSON FALLS „ SEE MT. EGMONT. Stay Dawson Falls Hostel. Tariff::lo/-; per week. Inquiries at Govt. Tourist Offices and Thos. Cook & oon. Write or wire J. P. MURPHY, Proprietor. ELTHAM, KAPONGA, OPUNAKE SMITH’S ROYAL MAIL AND WHITE STAR SERVICE. nearest station. Dawson’s Falls. Leaves Eltham 0.00 a.m. p.m. Leaves Opunake 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. Afternoon car connects second express, Wanganui. ’Phones: Kaponga, 40; Eltham, 25U, Opunake, 10. ( HASTINGS “EXCELSIOR HOUSE," King Street, Hastings. Phone 1206. Has excellent accommodation for permanent boarders and the travelling public. Electric light, sitting and smoking rooms and all conveniences. First-class table. Terms reasonable. —MRS. COOK, Proprietress. HAVELOCK NORTH HILLSBROOK GUEST HOUSE (Hawke’s Bay). This fine house is now open for Paying Guests. First-class accommodation; good table; all home comforts, including billiard room and tennis courts. Under the patronage of many of New Zealand’s distinguished residents. Inquiries. HOTEL, MR. J. EVERETT (late TERRACES HOTEL, TAUPO) wishes to notify old friends and the public that he has taken over the above hotel. Excellent cuisine. All possible conveniences. Write or wire. ISLAND BAY (Wellington) CLIFF HOUSE, double or single rooms, with breakfast tray. Tea kiosk, morning and afternoon tea. Magnificent view; on sea front. ’Phone 24—450. MASTERTON EMPIRE HOTEL, QUEEN STREET, MASTERTON.—ExceIIent accommodation. Electric light, all modern conveniences. Best Table. Snecial arrangements for tourists and C.T’s. Tariff 14/6 per day. MRS. GILMAN, Proprietress. MORERE — HOT SPRINGS HOTEL. Perfectly mild winter climate. 4J hours from Napier. 20 Service Cars daily. Curative baths and mineral springs. Reg. medical and surgical nurse in attendance. Milk, Cream, flutter, Eggs, and Poultry from hotel farm. Reg. C.T. house. Tariff: £4/4/- week. Children half rates. —E. B. SHORT, Proprietor. MOUNT COOK Spend your next holiday at “THE HERMITAGE.” Particulars from our Special Wellington Representative, Mr. R. P. McCracken, 17 Grey Street. NAPIER “CLARENDON HOTEL.” Solid comfort in all of its 30 spacious rooms. Tariff: Ils. per day. Write or wire TOM MUIR, Proprietor. ’Phone: 2684.