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Dominion, Volume 30, Issue 190, 8 May 1937, Page 4

PUBLIC NOTICES. WELLINGTON MASTER GROCERS’ ASSOCIATION. £N response to the Government’s request, the Executive of the above Association call upon all Proprietors of RETAIL GROCERY SHOPS to CLOSE their Premises on CORONATION DAY, YVEDNESDAY, MAY 12, and thus fall into line with kindred trades. J. F. TURNBULL, President. WELLINGTON ASSOCIATION OF SCOTS SOCIETIES. SPECIAL CORONATION CHURCH SERVICE, ST. ANDREYV’S CHURCH, The Terrace, CORONATION DAY, Wednesday, May 12. AH Scots be present. Pipers invited to meet YVar Memorial at 6.30. j. d. McDonald, Honorary Secretary. _. dSh.., ItRETURNED SOLDIERS! CORONATION CELEBRATION CEREMONY. A LL Returned Soldiers and Sailors, in"kl - eluding South African Veterans, whether members of the Association or not, are asked to parade at the corner of YVaterloo Quay and Ballance Street, on Wednesday, May 12, at 9.45 a.m. Medals and decorations to be worn. J. SPENCE, Secretary. MEETINGS. XTEYY’ ZEALAND STUDENT -k> CHRISTIAN MOVEMENT. Y'te-it of DR. T. Z. KOO, Noted International Speaker. PUBLIC MEETINGS At YVESLEY CHURCH. Taranaki Street, at 8 p.m. on THURSDAY, MAY 13, “Christ Speaks to the Modern Man.” FRIDAY. MAY 14, “China in the Remaking.” And YOUTH RALLY, TOYVN HALL, SUNDAY. MAY 16, at 3 p.m., “Youth Building a New YY’orld.” RAILWAY NOTICES. NEYV ZEALAND RAILYVAYS. QTAKI RACES, MAY 12 AND 15, 1937. First Race, 12.0 noon. Last Race 4.15 p.m. Specially-reduced fares to Otaki from Wellington. Palmerstou North, aud intermediate stations. Examples of return fares (Ist _and 2nd): From YVellington, 7/6 and 5/3; Palmerston X’orth, 7/-, 4/6; Shannon, 4/-, 2/6; Paekakariki, 3/6, 2/3. TRAINS: YVELLINGTON-OTAKI. Special race train leaves YYellington 8.55 a.m.. Johnsonville 9.26, Paekakariki 10.18. Otaki, arrive 10.55 a.m. This train will NOT stop between Johnsonville and Paekakariki; stops at all other stations. Ordinary trains leave Wellington 8.18 a.m. and 9.55 a.m. The 8.18 a.m. train will stop where required, but the 9.55 a.m. train stops only at Paekakariki and Otaki. Return special leaves Otaki 4.41 p.m., arrives YVellington 6.43 p.m. Does not stop Te Horo to Pukerua Bay inclusive. Stops all other stations. Ordinary train leaves Otaki 5.17 p.m., and arrives YY’ellington 7.13 p.m. Stops at all stations. TRAINS : I’A LMERSTON NORTH-OTAKI. Special race train leaves Palmerston North 9.40 a.m.. Longburu 9.50. Shannon 10.21. Leviu 10.41. Arrive Otaki 11.6 a.m. Ordinary train leaves Palmerston X T orth 7.5 a.m. Return special to Palmerston North leaves Otaki 4.50 p.in., arrives Palmerston North 6.19 p.m. These trains stop where required. POULTRY. DOGS. CATS. ETC. VyuiTE, Blue, Fawn, Cinnamon, Nor- ’’ wich Canaries; also Gilded Fancy Cages, three sizes. 48 Brougham Street. Tj'Oß SALE, English Setter Bitch, pedi- . gree, 3 years, broken to gun. Reply “Pedigree,” c/o J. Stonehoase, Lower TTntt. TJEKINGESE Puppies and young brood Bitches for Sale: show specimens; lovely pets. 321 YVorcester St., Christchurch. BUSINESS NOTICES. J 5 LEXEMA TREATMENT. FOR SKIN and SCALP AILMENTS. Sufferers from ECZEMA SEBORRHOEA PSOPTASTS ALOPECIA ACNE F YT.T TNG HAIR BABY ECZEMA. All instantly relieved and successfully treated. Call or write . for Booklet. Consultations Free. KLEXEMA ROOMS. 185 The Terrace. Tel. 42-SS2. Visits Palmerston North, Club Hotel, First Saturday in each month. DRESSMAKING. DRESS YVEI.L. T EARN to design, cut, and make model frocks ami coats. YY 7 e will teach you C exclusive Hollywood method in a few lessons: also our special cutting service will cut and tack froe’ at the Hollywood School of Dressmaking. 46 Mereer Street (opp. “Evening Post”). RESSM A KI NO.''CntHng. Designing, Day and Evening Classes, Special Corri>«i>on<lcT>e? /’oni-.e. “Snvnn* Studio, 21 Wicksteed Place. YVanganui. PAWNBROKERS. GOLD BUYERS. AND SECOND-HAND DEALERS. A fRS MIET buys for cash Ladies’ and Gents’ Superior Lett-off Clothing, Bags. Trunks, Old Gold, Silver. Top prices. 125 Vivian St. TeL 51-760.