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Evening Post, Issue 29, 4 February 1935, Page 18

IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. . THE "EVENING POST." A DVERTISERS are asked to have their -"• Notices in this Office as early as possible each morning, and it is particularly requested that Advertisements for tha SATURDAY'S Paper be handed in the previous day whenever possible. Tlie insertion of those arriving later than 10.30 a.m. on Saturdays cannot be guaranteed that day. NOTE.—Applicants for Situations advertised as Vacant are advised not to send original references —copies only should be sent. ALSO NOTE.-That owing to the Postal Regulations, nom-de-plume addresses, care of General Post Office cannot be accepted The Proprietors do. not hold themselves responsible for non-insertion of any advertisement or advertisements through accident or from other- causes, or for error in the publication of an advertisement. BLUNDELL BROS., LTD., The "Evening Post." STOP PRESS NEWS EXPORT OF STUD SHEEP. Canberra.—ln announcing the Federal Cabinet's decision tp continue the embargo on the export of pure merinos, but to allow the export of Corriedales and- Polwarths, the Prime Minister, Mr. Lyons, said that it appeared to be' beyond question that if Australia refused to meet requests for Corriedales and Polwarths, New Zealand would secure the orders instead. INDIA REFORM BILL. London.—"The Times" Bombay correspondent says that the Central Provinces Legislative Council, with one dissentient, passed a resolution that the reforms in the India Bill were unacceptable and unworkable unless India were conferred Dominion status. Government members did not vote.—P.A. Cable. SYDNEY STOCK EXCHANGE. Sydney, This Day.—Stock Exchange sales included:—Bonds, 4 per cent., i 938, £104 Cs 3d; 1941, £106 Is 3d; 1944, £107 15^; 1950, j £111 12s 6d; 1959, £111 2s 6d; Tooth's, 51s; Anthony Hordern, 19s 3d; Broken Hill Proprietary, 52s 9d; Dunlop, 19s 9d; Howard Smith, 16s 9d; James Stedman, 17s 3d; Lustre, 29s 6d; Winchcombe, 28s 6d. "HBA. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. HATAITAI. . HATAITAI. "TJESIDENCE of 6 rooms', in splen- -*•*! did order, handy to tram. Good section, just above street level, with -room for garage. . PRICE £1350; KARORI, KAEORI, CITY END. 'Seven-roomed Bungalow, two min'' utea easy walk from tram. PRICE £1350. £50 DEPOSIT. - ' £50 DEPOSIT. > New Bungalow, built under architect's supervision-. Five rooms, every'convenience. Splendid view of the harbour and shipping. PRICE £1200. J. H. BETHUNE & CO., Members Real Estate AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS, Cnr. Featherston and Brandon Streets, Telephones 42-064 and ,42-063. (Private 42-606.)? • ■-;' QUICK QUICK ■ .SALE :' .. , , SALE ' ' REQUIRED !!>.< ~ , ~ , .' REQUIRED!! ; (Price. Greatly Reduced.) l AND EAST, LTD., offer. ■*- for Sale one of the most attractives Homes in Wellington' at £1500— considerably below cost to present owner, who is leaving the city and desires en immediate sale. 6. ROOMS AND.'GARAGE. 6 ROOMS AND GARAGE. Particularly well appointed, all rooms being tastefully papered. The bathroom is tiled and fitted with porcelain bath and pedestal wash basin. • Economical hot-water seWice. Built-in wardrobes and cupboards. Exceptionally large flat section with concrete motor drive and yard. Live hedges, lawns, flower and vegetable garden. Spacious workshop at rear of the property. Conveniently situated to trams, stores, and school' amidst high-grade homes. .".'■• . ■' I INSPECT ■AT ONCE. ' INSPECT AT ONCE. | Terms can be arranged. Agents THOMSON & EAST, LIMITED. ' "BRANDON HOUSE," 152 FEATHERSTON STKEET. Tele^lione 41-622.