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meetings. £4OOD rjjTEMPLAR JJALL. THE NEW PLYMOUTH BROTHERHOOD. FIRST MEETING TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 3 P.M. Chair to be taken by His Worship the Mayor. ORDER OF SERVICE. rxyniii. Scripture Lesson: Rev. A. H. Colvile. Hymn. Prayer: Rev. T. H. Eoseveare. Solo: “Nearer My God to Thee,” Miss Nellie Castle (Wellington). Announcements. Fraternal Greetings: Visitors from Wanganui Brotherhood. Hymn. Address: “Brotherhood as an Ideal of Jesus Christ,” Rev. J. W. Burton, Hymn. Benediction. Musical Director ... Mr. W. M. Perry. Pianist Mr. Carbines. TENDERS. ELTHAM COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS, addressed to the “Chairman,” will be received up till ten o’clock on SATURDAY, the 11th day of May, 1912, for the following Contract: No. 148—Supply and Delivery of ,8000 YARDS of CRUSHED 'METAL along the Hastings Road. Specifications may bo seen at tho County Office, Stanners Street, Eltham. F. BASHAM, 804 County Engineer. MISCELLANEOUS. OPUNAKE RAILWAY COMMISSION. THE ROYAL COMMISSION appointed by tho Government to inquire and report regarding the route for a Branch Railway to Opunake will hold sittings and hear evidence as follows : HAWERA—County Council Office, WEDNESDAY, May 8, at 10 a.m. MANAIA—County Council Office, THURSDAY, May 9, at 2 p.m. OPUNAKE —County Council Office, FRIDAY, May 10, at 2 p.m. KAPONGA —Town Board Office, SATURDAY, May 11, at 2 p.m. ELTHAM—Couutv Council Office, MONDAY, May 13, at 10 a.m. STRATFORD—County Council Office, TUESDAY, May 14, at 10 a.m. NEW PLYMOUTH —Borough Council Office, WEDNESDAY, May 15, at 10 a.m. All persons desirous of giving evidence or appearing befpro tho Commission are requested to communicate with tho Secretary, Mr. W. M’Namara, Public AVorks Office, AA’ollington. R. AV. HOLMES, Chairman. Public Works Office, Wellington, April 25, 1912. b3oo jp AMES D.8.0.A. (London), by Exam. SIGHT SPECIALIST, MAY be consulted at in A.M.P. Buildin MOUTH, EVERY TUESDAY (11 a.m. to 4 p.m.). Appointments may bo mado with Messrs. Bennett or Skeates, Jewellers, New Plymouth. CONSULTATIONS FREE. rooms upstairs gs, NEW PLYE. G lAMPBELL. DANCING. MISS HUMPHRIES will commence her Dancing Class on MONDAY EVENING, May 18, at 7.30, in- the Brougham Street Hall. b 243 FARM FOR SALE. PARTICULARS OF FARM IN THE RAGLAN DISTRICT, SITUATED 24 MILES FROM THE RAILAVAY AND NEAR THE HEAD OF THE HARBOUR. ACRES, all in grass, with tho O VjvJ exception of shelter bush and crops; fenced into 14 paddocks, part of the land being rich drained swamp. Soils are heavy limestone to sandy loam, and grow excellent pasture and crops. There are 14 acres now in swedes and 3 in rape. Improvements comprise approximately 450 acres bush clearings, 100 acres of ploughed land, balance being shelter bush and. drained swamp. One acre orchard; i acre garden. New 6-roomed House of heart of kauri and totara (including dining room 20ft. i x 18ft. 6in.), bathroom lift, x Oft. with porcelain bath, pantry lift. x. sft., Orion range. Telephone installed. Outbuildings comprise man’s room 16ft. x 12ft. with chimney, implement shed, wool shed, grain shed, and calf house, 2 sheep yards, and cattle yard. This property is situated on the To Akau boundary and in a rapidly rising district, there being two railway lines in course of construction in the vicinity. Proposed creamery site is 30 chains distant. It could be divided into 4 lovely dairy farms with little cost, as it has two road frontages. It is now carrying 700 ewes and lambs, 80 cattle, and 13 horses. Price for tho freehold, £9 per acre. , NOTE.—Road is metalled 20 miles, water carriage is about 1 mile by metalled road. P. P. CORKILL, b 315 New Plymouth, MORTGAGES. I HAVE applications for several small LOANS on good security; rates 6 to 6J per cent. F. P. CORKILL. bsie SCHOOL BLOCKS at Catran's. —100 sheets. 3d each. Handy for the desk, wplfioe. 4S2A-