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New Zealand Times, 12 September 1907, Page 8

RACING NOTICES. HOROWHENUA HACK RACING CLUB. ItTONBY Order Telegrams for invest. i*JL ment on the Totalisator will be received by the Secretary for the different events each day. F. G. EOE. 600 Secretary. WANGANUI JOCKEY CLUB.—Spring Meeting.—Thursday and Friday, 26th and 27th September. Totalisator Investment Department: Intending Invest* ors are advised that monise for Investment must reach the Secretary’s Office, Wanganui, not later than IX o’clock a-m. on each day of the races. No notice will b« taken of contingent instructions. Instructions “First Start" and “Bach, Start" will not bo accepted. No double machines used. Wm. Hall, Sec. 74S DON’T SOW CHEAP SEEDS. SUTTON'S SEEDS AEE THE FINEST! IN THE WORLD. SOW NOW Sutton's Special Asters, iar 2s packets Ostrich Plume, _ Blushing Beauty, Giant Comet, Victoria Firekine, Snowball. SUTTON'S DWAEF DEFIANCE Mag* nifioent Marrowfat Pea, 3*ft high. SUTTON’S SEEDS are from selected Plants since 1806. AGENTS EVERYWHERE. "DAILY MAIL" SIXPENNY NOVELS. IXPBNNY NOVELS, High-class Fiction by the. Best Authors.. The Eternal City .....'....Ha1l Caino The Woman With the Fan Hichens Vivien W. B, Maxwell Hetty Wesley Quiller Couch. The Shadowy Third H. A. Vachell Tristram of Blent Anthony Hopei A Nine Days’ Wonder B. M. Croker Tally Ho! ...Helen Mather* The Gate of the Desert Oxehham Susannah and One Other... .Albanesl The Eefugecs., Sir A. Conan Doyle The Conflict Miss Braddon My Sword for Lafayette ....Pemberton Behind the Throne...... W. Le Queux The Star Dreamer ...A. and E. Castle Miranda of the Balcony A. Mason The Call of the Blood Eobert Hichens Letters of a Self-Made Merchant G. H. Lorimer The Wickhamses W. Pett Bidgo A Gentleman of France Weyxnan Postage extra; one volume, 2d; three, sd; six, 8d; twelve. Is 2d. T J. BUCHANAN, ’ BOOKSELLER. Etc., 186 CUBA STEEET. WELLINGTON 0 AN D A- OD I* IN, TIME EE MEE CHANTS, lave Removed to their NEW PREMISES In CABLE STEEET. Opposite the old site is Jervois quay). OPENING NOTICE. CaKBEmrS HYGIENIC LUNCH and io TEA BOOMS are now open in "THE ARCADE, 55a.” Mercantile Exchange, MANNERS STEEET. No expense haa been spared in making the above rooms attractive and comfortable; and from the Proprietor's long and" varied experience of the wante of the public, he haa included in hia menu select vegetable and cereal dishes. Beef Tea from 11 a.m. Lunch from Noon, and Afternoon Tea from 3 p.m. Best selection of Temperance Drinks kept. Parties catered for. 99* COMFORT TOR MB*. 50/- TO 80/-

XjrrHßN -wearing Suits made by- n, TT yon have the undeniable satisfaction of knowing that your Suit fits yon perfectly all over. We don’t merely make this statement. We positively guarantee what we say. There are many people who say you cannot get a good Smt for less than JBS ss. Now, it is our aim to convince you that you can. We can refer you to people ALL OVisit New Zealand who now realise this fact, and are our Regular Customers. Country folk send for illustrated self-mea-suring Chart and Book of Patterns. DA E 01 FORD’ S, TAILORS AND WHOLESALE SUPPLIERS (Over McLean and Archibald's), 82. WILLIS STREET. ELECTRIC MOTORS ELECTRIC LIGHT ELECTRIC HEATERS ELECTRIC BELIE And TELEPHONES INSTALLED. AS. mr., and STEAM ENGINES V SUPPLIED AND INSTALLED. STEAM. BOJXBKS IN STOCK. Sub-Agents. BHABPLE3 CREAM SEPARATORS. ANDHEWS & MANTHELt ELECTRICAL AND GENERAL ENGINEERS. Qhuznee and Marios streets. Wellington.* XT NIGHT. STKGGALL AND CO, SADDLERS’ IRONMONGERS. And IXDEN TORS. AUCKLAND ......... NEW ZEALAND. '9ft THE XLvS TROCADEEO (Private Hotel) is close to railway station and centre of town, has every convenience provided for the comfort of the travelling public. Commodious and airy bedroom* and sitting-rooms. Hpt, cold, and shower baths. One shilling dinner (from 12 to 2) a special feature. Terms, from As fidper day. Weekly as per arrangement.—'Hale and Co.* Ecmont street. New Pjjmontk: WANTED Known —Green's Excellent Display of Perfumery is not equal* led for variety, quality, or prices, by any other shop in the city. Prices are low* bat quality on no account sacrificed for cheapness. Don't forget that it is my business to put up all sort? of prescrip* tions accurately and quickly. —B. M, GREEN, Chemist (by examination), cor* ner Taranaki and Vivian streets. Well* ington ■ ■ : • • " ■ ' ■ • . GEO. A. MAWSON, Practical Pastry Cook and Caterer, Cuba street, will supply you with a Bride's Cake at a few hours' notice, rich almond ICED, from 22s 6d; and having enlarged our rooms we can cater for W edding Breakfasts any number up to 100 people, at prices to suit. Try our midday light lunch, from 12 to 2.6 d. 8M