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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 43, 20 February 1925, Page 2

j PUBLIC NOTICES. TRAIN? PLIMMERTON- WELLINGTON O N SUNDAY, 22nd lfeb£a7y, and on ??« m 000?"?' ? u0 day ""til Sunday, 15th March, inclusive, Extra Pas- { s™KerJlram for Wellington runs as 7 a Hnp"Je-rton 7 drs, p-m7>ls' P-m.. Paremata sonvilL 8^ aw 2,?' Ta>Va ■jfl.at 742' J°hnson\ille 8.0,. Wellington arrive 8.22 p.m. JOHNSONVILLEJTOWN DISTRICT. XOTIci OF REMOVAL 'OF GATES ON PUBLICJSTREETS. jyOTICE is hereby given that the „„ Johnsonvillo• Town Board propose MARTIf vr<T V lO FIRST DAY POF P.tw S the Gales erected on Public Streets or Roads, viz.: <a) ro lid) Wat0rl0 ( 1 rOHd (Old Ohariu >mii." ear tho Property of Mr. P. , (b) On Chamberlain road, 'near the ! property of Mr: W. H. boy'" I & mbe}riat tO da t ofcSOf lh° W. MILLER, Tour, Board Offices. T°Wn C'erk" Johnsonville, 17th . February, 1925. (By Appointment to British Sovcrei E n 3 from George 11. to George 'VI i BROADWOOD PIANOFORTE A b eooii as you touch tho Keys'of a ' if « ' Tf'i" 0?^ Plano -you rcahic tllat Hero is tho ideal instrument. And as you ' Play you understand why the tone of the Broadwood has been tho standard upheld < by tho great masters of every generation for the last 200 years. To share tho exquisito pleasure afforded by tho Broadwood Piano must surely bo your ambition —as it has been tho ambition of tho forerunners of modern music. A Largo Shipment of the New Models has just arrived. 'A copy of the Booklet. "How I Would Choose My Piano," by William Murdoch tho famous pianist, will bo sent post freo on request. JOHN BROADWOOD AND SONS Solo Agent*:— ' THE BRISTOL PIANO CO. LTD " i - WELLINGTON. ' " . i .Established 1883, Wellington, i Branches and Agencies throughout Now I Zealand.

THE PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE WONDER. PIXIE GRIPPA. PIXIE GRIPPA. PIXIE GRIPPA. NEW SHIPMENT TO HAND. AT £3 17s 6d tho PIXIE GRIPPA is undoubtedly tho Bargain Gramophone of to-day. BRITISH MADE. ■PLAYS 10 OR 12-INCH RECORDS, v ■ ___ CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD.. Manners street, Wellington. ' FUNERAL NOTICES. FUNERAL NOTICE. mHE Friends of Mr. J. W.Baird aro J- respectfully invited to attond the Funeral of his late dearly loved Wife Mabel, which will leave his residence, 26, Apu orescent,' Ly'all Bay; To-morrow (Saturday), 21st February, ; 1925," at 2.30 p.m.,'for Karori Cemetery. ROBERT H. WILSON AND SONS, • Undertakers a.nd • Embolmera, Tel. 24-155. 164, Adelaide road. v