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Evening Post, Volume XCII, Issue 75, 26 September 1916, Page 6

nnHE Premises of the Undersigned will ■*■ be CLOSED for Special Holiday, :.THURSDAY, 2Sth instant. J. MYERS AND CO., Hunter-street. : SPECIAL HOLIDAY, nj.HE Premises of tho Undersigned will be CLOSED for Special Holiday on THURSDAY, the 28th instant. JOSEPH NATHAN AND CO., LTD. DURHAM DUPLEX SAFETY RAZORS. |"*IOMPLETE with stropping device, and six extra blades 10s each, post free. '"'M'LEAN AND ARCHIBALD, 29, Willis-street. WATSON'S WHISKY TS OLD AND MELLOW. TURNS THIRST TO BLISS THE drink that satisfies—the drink for the man. who is thirsty. "CAMRO'C" DRY GINGER ALE. All Hotels and Stores sell it, but insist in getting "Camroc." r Have no other Sole Proprietors— - THOMSON, LEWIS, AND CO., •Phona 2627 A- ' Wellington. fiiMMiiHMii»ii-ri«»iiniiiinniwiminn_i!-,»,;_uimiiß'MnEgaa ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. "A. Beauchamp."—As there were several reasons for abandoning tho building of the dock at Te Aro, your best plan -is to apply to the Wellington Harbour Board, where yon will obtain the desired information. "Anxious."—Lloyd's Register, 1915-16, shows a steamer Strathtay, but no : Strathgay. Such errors in cabling names are frequent. Tlie identity of the steamer will not be actually known till the arrival of the English mails, whicii may give further particulars. "E. McD."—All '* information regarding such movements is necessarily secret, aud publication is prohibited. ■ "Anxious."—The port of departure has not yet been decided. "Anti-Loan."—lt would be unfair to publish, on the eve of a poll, criticism which could not be answered -before the ratepayers record their votes. Letters addressed to The Editor intended for publication should he written in ink.