LATE COMMERCIAL.

Evening Star, Issue 12027, 27 October 1903, Page 5

LATE COMMERCIAL.

Messrs A. and T. Burfc, of Dnnedin, have icqnired the business carried on by Messrs Dunn, Smith, and Co., at Auckland, as engineers, coppersmiths, brassfounders,%nd plumbers, and which has been carried on for over a quarter of a century. Messrs Burt, who take possession en the Ist December, contemplate making extensive additions to ihe plant and buildings. THROUGH TRAINS—PASSENGERS THIS DAY. FROM DUSXDIN FOR Till! NORTH. Mr E. J. Mirams, Mr K S. Harris, Mr G. L. M'Donald7 Miss Handyside, Mrs W. Nathan, Mr Percy Nathan. Miss M'l>od, Mr H. Freed, Mr and Mrs J. M. Clark. FROM DUNEDIX FOR THK SOUTH. Mr F. W. Stvles, Mr J. Sim, Mr F. Thomson, Mr C. Marshall, Mrs and Mks Ross, Mr G. H. Stewart, Miss E. 0. Piper, Misa May Davies, Miss Henderson, Miss Hazlett, Miss Feldwick, Miss Sligo. ?rom Tire south roR Dxnamm. Mr C. J. Fulton, Mr C. H. Osmond, Mrs F. C. Morrish, Mr J. Fletcher, Mies MT£in»n, Mrs H. Z. Chapman, Miss Weir, Ms W. Dixon, Bluff and Winton Bands. '

Very likely.—Hawker (in distance): " Any chickweed for yer singing birch?" Ethel: "Oh, mamma, do buy some for om- canary; perhaps it wul have some little chicks."