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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXIII, Issue 7871, 5 August 1911, Page 2

BUSINESS NOTICES. GROCERS. fTAMPBELL, WILLIAM, 40. and 42, Manners street; 229, Cuba street; 163, Eiddiford street. i PAINTERS AND DECORATORS. . rfTHE reason why we do all work well I -*L and at snch. reasonable prices—We . employ the largest staff of first-class tradesmen in the city. We use only the : beat of material. We guarantee all work - to be done satisfactorily, and carried out . systematically. We give all estimates L I free. Write or Ring. Telephones: City . 2013, Karori 2316. > THOS. A. WELLS. Decorator. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. T EFT-OFF CLOTHING. We buy for Cash all classes of Left-off Clothing, Ladies' or Gents’. Mr or Mrs Woodward will bo pleased to value Leftoff Clothing. Ring up Mrs C. S. Woodward, 121, Ingestro street, Wellington (next Skating Rink). Telephone 2379. PLUMBERS, ETC. FA. STAPLES, Certificated Plumber, • 216, Lambtou quay, is prepared to undertake all manner of plumbing, Locksmithing, Gasfxttiug, Electrical and Brassfoundiug work. Having an expert staff, patrons can rely upon expedition and good workmanship in every instance and at moderate prices. Avheu you require the services of our staff please ring up 'Phono 943. TEA ROOMS. PS. TAYLOR'S Tea and Luncheon • Rooms, 134 and 234 Cuba street, are noted for dainty Confections and Delicious Dishes. High-class Confectionery supplied to the trade and on country orders. Call in and see our splendid Wedding Cakes, specially made by expert decorator at moderate prices. LAUNDRIES. ■y'ICTOELA. LAUNDRY—To Kelburne Householders. Our Vans collect and deliver in Kelburne every Wednesday. P. Wills and Sons, Proprietors, Hansonn street. Telephone 613. ESTATE AGENTSand AUCTIONEERS. fTANNINGS, F. S.. Licensed Share, Stock and Land Broker. Finance, Land, and Commission Agent, Hawera: P.O. Box 104. Telephone 19. A B R Y J3ALMER Is the Leading Auctioneer and House I Furnisher in Palmerston North. Pig, Produce and Poultry Sales every Saturday. HAIR AND FACE PHYSICIANS. T4/ITRS WADDELL, Hair and Face -IYJL Physician, Bonlcott Chambers, Boulcott street, makes the only Hair Tonic to cure any disease of the ftt.ilp. Mrs Waddell’s Hair Tonic can only be obtained from her. BOOT POLISH. -EXTRACT from one of many nnsoli--HA cited testimonials:—"l look back ■ on that time as a horrid dream. I could not move the length of my nose without the aid of tw*o crutches and a stick. I One day a dear friend induced me to try HUNKYDORY as a Boot Polish. I did , so. Now watch me jump.” CARRIERS, ETC. FLETCHER AND CO., GENERAL CUSTOMHOUSE AGENTS. ETC., PANAMA STREET. Rims up Telephone No. 499. IVTUNT, COTTRELL AND CO., LTD., Queen's Chambers. FURNITURE REMOVED, PACKED OR ] STORED, PROMPTLY. CHEAPLY 1 AND WELL. | Telephone No. 23. t: W. WALKER, FORWARDING AGENT, CARRIER, AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR, BULLS. Coaches meet trains at Greatford. All classes of Vehicles on Hire, iniluding Motor Car. Telegrams promptly attended to; Telephone No. 6.

DYERS. DAEBEB, W, AND CO.. 125, Cuba street, and 147, Eiddiford street. Vellington Dyeing and Dry Cleaning ,Vorks. Telephone 226. We are the Idest Steam Dyers in Wellington, and lave just erected a very fine works at Corokoro to handle the increased patonage of people from near and far who irefer our system to any other in the lominion. ■

on agriculture, Japan being a country of small farms aud intensive agriculture. Were it not for the fact that crops are raised twice, thrice, and even .four times a ypar, the tenants could not exist. At a dairy factory meeting in Hawke’s Bay, a supplier asked whether putting water in the milk' would affect the test. Ho was informed that it depended upon the time of the year, and at some periods doing so would undoubtedly -affect the test. He rather staggered those present by stating that he had put water in his milk and it had not affected his test. Arrangements are being made by the agricultural supervisor for the War ngauui Education board (Mr Janie.-, Grant) for about fifty boys from Wanganui and Feilding District High Schools to spend a week at Mr E. Short’s Armadale stud farm, at Cheltenham, in October next, in order to give them practical instruction in the knowledge of farm animals. Mr Short has cordially agreed with the request, and has promised to. send along a batch of sheep, as only cattle and horses are kept at "Armadale.” Ho also suggested that the boys should be made to take off their coats and do some of the worn themselves. Early last month Mr T. S. Little, of "Rooklea,” Ngapara, forwarded a consignment of Border Leicester sheep to Mr D. M. Aitken at Cranbourn e, victoria (says the Oamaru Mail”). In the shipment were sixty two-shear selected ewes, three special stud ewes, two owe hoggets, two ram hoggets, and one shearling ram, “Ironside," a first prizetaker at Oamaru and Dunedin last year. Mr Aitken exhibited several of these at tile Victorian Sheepbreeders’ Show- in Melbourne on the 2Sth iast., an exhibition that attracts the best sheep of the British breeds from all over the Commonwealth, and a cable conveys the intimation that the Ngapara sheep secured all the first prizes,, including (he two grand champions.