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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 7028, 17 January 1910, Page 1

E. LOW, PATENTEE, MAKER AND FIXER of LOWS PATENT SHOP FRONTS. Wood or Metal. Shop and Store Fronts Remodelled. Show Canos and Shop Fitttings. Designs and Estimates. 91, CUBA STREET WELLINGTON. Correspondence Invited. r:i,, 't~*! —: PUBLIC NOTICES. T7IITZHERBERT TERRACE SCHOOL, X* WELLINGTON. Boarding and Day School for Girls. Princijrals: Miss Babor, M.A., < Miss Rachel Richmond (Higher Certificate N.F.U.). THE NEW TERM WILL BEGIN ON TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Bth. The Principals will be at home on the preceding FRIDAY and SATURDAY. New day scholars must attend for entrance examination on SATURDAY, February sth, at 11 a.m. Matriculation.—Separate classes will be formed for Matriculation Candidates. 954 HOME FOR THE AGED NEEDY. THERE is a Vacancy in. the Home for one Man. Applications will be received by the undersigned rip to THURSDAY, January 27th. 7 CHAS. P. POWLES, Secretary. HII. DAVIS, Booking Agent for • Tours throughout the-Hot Lakes District, offers you a FREE TRIP to ROTORUA, from any Railway Station in. the North Island of New Zealand. _ To prevent waste of time in answering idle inquiries and as a guarantee of good faith concerning your. desire to visit Rotorua, a charge of one shilling is made' for supplying information and placing you in the position to visit Rotorua at my expense. These free trips will not be available during Easter week. Mato postal note payable to H. 11. Davis, at Rotorua. Address—Rotorua. DEFENCE DEPARTMENT. WARNING TO SHIPPING. IT is notified for the information of Shipping Masters that, from MONDAY, 17th instant, until SATURDAY', | the 29th instant, two barrel targets with red flag attached will bo anchored off Fort Ballance at a distance of about 700 yards from the shore, and in a direct line with Ward Island. R. 0. CHESNEY, Captain,. I Assistant Adjutant-General. ' January 14th, 1910. 81

WELLINGTON BRICKLAYERS INDUSTRIAL UNION OP WORKERS. NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS;" ' (TIHE Employment Book ot the above l-IL union is open for inspection at the office of the Department of Labour, Wellington, and thd Union intend to strictly enforce the Preference Clause. W. B. BODELL, 79 Secretary. N,Z. SHOPKEEPERS' ASSOCIATION. of the above-named Association . are hereby invited to observe Anniversary Day on MONDAY. 24th inst. H. H. SEATON, President. ZEALANDIA RIFLES. mHIS (MONDAY) EVENING, 17th inst., the Company will Parade at ! the Garrison Hall, Buckle street, at 7.30 o'clock. A full attendance is required. [ Uniform—Undress, Scarlet F.S. Caps, , , ! A. A. CORRIGAN, Capt.

YOU’LL ENJOY A MEAL AT GODBER’S. Everything Supplied is tasty, and daintily served amid comfortable and refined surroundings. There are STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM, FRUIT SALADS, and other tempting delicacies for the hot weather, while at Lamb- ' ton quay depot strains of music from the new Electric Piano lend an added pleasure. : Visitors to Wellington should always call at GODBER’S : FOR LUNCHEON. TEA AND SUPPER. p Cuba street and 218, Lambton quay. j A DELIGHTFUL f COOLER - ; jpiOE this hot weather is the ' ' REFRESHING ' LIME JUICE : At Is 2d per bottle, j now having such a large sale at * Campbell's. It’s a real thirst i quencher, beneficial to the system, and economical. , Campbell's Groceries tempt both - the eye and the palate, and taste f good, because they are pure and wholesome. f —. ■ i W.. CAMPBELL, \ 40 and 42, Manners street, 293, Cuba street, & 163, Riddiford street, Newtown. j ’ 3 e r I DENNIS RACQUETS, Ayers Wilding, A 33s lOd. Allen 2Ss sd, Pnyten 22s lOd, 7 Bussey's College 15s lOd, Tournament 12s, - Ciown Royal 18s each. Reynolds and t Co., 50 and 52 Victoria street. c