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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1726, 29 March 1905, Page 73 (Supplement)

HIS LORDSHIP’S LARDER, THE SQUABE, PALMERSTON NORTH, J. D. COX - - PROPRIETOR. SHIEST Class Dinners. Afternoon Tea a speciality'. Patrons will find *■ thing pertaining to a first class rafreshment «k)om. L U pertaining to a first class rafreshment *cona. OXFORD CAFE, C H E O N AND SUPPER 78, MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON. R O O M at A. LLOYD (late Butler at Government House, to His Excellency, I*Mfd Ranfurly; PROPRIETOR. STAR BAKERY. G. T. HARRIS, JIJNR., baker and confectioner, 134, tinakori road, telephone, isis, \%J EDDING CAKES AND BIRTHDAY CAKES A SPECIALTY ; » « at the Shortest Notice and at your own Price. Balls, Picnics, etc. catered for. Every class of Confectionery on hand. The best Bread in th« market. Daily delivery at Kelburne, Creswick, Northlands, and Karori. Malt Extract Bread a Specialty. Note.—Every article made under my own supervision. FOR STYLISH MILLINERY, EANCY DEAPEEY, ETO., SEND TO C, E. ADAMS, 35, CUBA STREET AND 117, LAMBTON QUAY. ALL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. HIGH CLASS MILLINERY A SPECIALITY. AL ME AND CO., COACHBUILDERS. (CORNER OF WAIMEA AND HARDY STREETS, NELSONS. ONE cf the Oldest Coach Factories in the Colony. First Order of Merit aa# Silver Medals won at the Exhibitions in Nelson, Wellington, Wair&rapa. Dunedin, etc. Designs and Estimates given for all Descriptions of Carriages on Application.

TO CUBE A COLD IIST ONB DAT. Take Laxarive Brorao Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. Is 6d. The genuine is stamped “L.B.Q” Agents: Sharland and Co., Ltd., Wellington. At the coronation of a sovereign the Lord Mayor acts as chief butler, and receives for his fee a gold cup. An interesting point regarding the wondrous Ituakuri caves, discovered some six months ago near Waitomo, in the King Country, is that the caves are on land held under lease from the Crown. The law that prevents a settler laying claim to any minerals found on lea sell o-ld property is said to reserve the right of ownership of these caves to the" 3 Crown. Meanwhile the leaseholder is collecting 3s from each person who wishes to inspect the caves, and that sum was demanded from and paid by the Hon (\ H. Mills and his party a few days ago. The Waitomo caves, two miles away, are on native land, and a charge of a head is made for inspection. Mr Mills is decidedly ol opinion that those caves should he under control ot the Tourist Department.