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New Zealand Times, Volume LIII, Issue 12549, 11 September 1926, Page 4

IHE SPECIAL CONTAINER. Ijx addition to being the speediest roll film in the world, the <‘KAJAR” is put up in a special containing cylinder that N can bo used again for enclosing the exposed film. A removable adhesive band makes it water and air-tight. Just an additional excellence added to the superlative speed—equal to a faster lens—magnificent quality and entire reliability of “RAJAR.” It costs no more. The lytt value in cameras is to be found in “APEMS.” Ask for our Free Catalogue, which will give you full particulars and prices. WATERWORTHS LTD.. JIB. Lambton qua* 53, Queen street, (opp. K. and S.) AUCKLAND. WELLINGTON. 705, Colombo street (opp. Triangle), CHRISTCHURCH. SHORTHAND-TYPISTES WHO HAVE BEEN TRAINED BY' BANKS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, CAN ALWAYS FIND POSITIONS. We are jealous of our reputation in this respect—and business men know it. WE TRAIN THOROUGHLY MORNING, AFTERNOON AND EVENING CLASSES. Fees Are Moderate. Call and consult— E. L. ENTING, 8.C0m., A.1.A., N.Z. Phone 43-080. Director. if BLUE STAR SERVICE * ATLAS TRANSPORT CO. WELLINGTON-PALMERSTON N.-FOXTON-WELLINGTON EXPRESS MOTOR PASSENGER SERVICE. ALL PASSENGERS COVERED EY INSURANCE. WELLINGTON-PALMERSTON N., via SHANNON. PALMERSTON N.-WELLINGTON, via FOXTON. A car leaves the “Times’’ Office each morning at 2 a m. for Palmerston North, via Shannon, arriving there at 6 a.m., and leaving, from Watt Motor Garage, 42, Rangitikei. street, on return, via Foxton. at 7.45 a.m. TIMETABLE: Lnta Wellington, 2 a.m. 1 arrive Palmerston North, B a m. _ LcfiTQ Palmerston North 7.45 a.m., Foxton 8.45 a.m., Levin 9.15 a.m., Otaki 10 a.m. Arrive Wellington 12 (noon). FARE: Wellington-Palmerston North—Palmerston North-Wcllington, 15s; Foxton, 12s 6d; Levin, 10s; Otaki, 7s 6d; Paekakariki. ss. BOOKING ARRANGEMENTS.—Seats for Palmerston North or intermediate towns may be booked at the “Times” Office. Palmerston North—F S Hubbard, 90, Rangitikei street; Watt Motor Co., 42, Rangitikei street. Foxton.—R. L Heath. Newsagent. Levin.—Ken Aitken, Newsagent. “TRAVEL WITH THE 'TiMES'."

XCR. GEORGE WINDER, ATi Solicitor, Harconrt's Buildings, Cr. Lambton Quay and Panama streets, Wellington, Begs to announce that be has com* stenced the practice of his profession at the above address. D EI ORANGE ORANGE ORANGE ORANGE ORANGE SMASH. SMASH. SMASH. SMASH. SMASH. Solicious for Balls and Partita. Obtainable at all shops. THOMSON, LEWIS AND CO.. LTD. R. DUN AND CO., THE MERCANTILE AGENCY, Grey street, Wellington, Branches: 249. Established 82 years.—Also at Auckland, Christchurch, Dunedin. Btatus Reports in file or obtainable fTom any part of the Globe. Debts collected. Bates furnished on application. THE EUROPEAN REPRESENTATIVES For the "NEW ZEALAND TIMES" Are R. B. BRETT AND SON, IM, FLEET STREET (New Zealand Press Agency), LONDON. B.C. 6, FROM WHOM COPIES OF THE PAPER, ADVERTISING RATES, AND OTHER INFORMATION CAN BE OBTAINED. R B. BRETT AND SON are open to act as English Buying Agents for New Zealand Firms of good standing. J L. ARCUS, F.i.A., N.Z., Public Accountant and Auditor, No. 7, Woodward street, Wellington. H A. GOLD, F.P.A., (N.Z.j Public Accountant, BRANDON CHAMBERS, Brandon street. FEDERAL REFERENDA "NO" MAJORITY INCREASED EXCEPT IN TWO STATES. V Telegraph.—Pr*®.< Assn.—Copyright. SYDNEY, September 10. The counting of the rotes in the re,random poll shows a small increase i the majority for "No" in all the tates except New South Wales and ueensland, where the ‘‘Yes’’ majoriee ar.a gaining slowly.