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BIRTHS. SCOTLAND.— On the 2>>th February, 1910, to Mr. and Mr*. E. Scotland— a son. BIRD.— On the 6th April, 1910. at "Coorong." Tasman-itrect, the wife of Frank C. Bird — a M>n. THOMAS.— Ob tbe lOtfi April, 1910. at 41. Bklwell street, to Mr. and Mr*. H. S. Thomas — twin daughter*. DEATHS. EDWARDS.— On the 10th April, 1910, at 9S. Majoribanks-strect, Mary, the bek>\td »ife of Richard H. Edwards, nuilder; aged 56 years. Her end was ptace. Xo flower*. (By request). HOCGHTOX.— On Sunday, the 10th April, at his - residence, 252, Wellington-terrace, Wil- liam Houphton. Chief Inspector National Bank of Xew Zealand, Limited; agrd 49 years. The funeral will leave his late re»i- denrc at 3 JO p.m. on Tuesday, the 12th April. WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND, MONDAY. APRIL 31. 1910. No. 84. VOL. LXXIX. JO PAGES. ONE PENNY. The Evening Post VELVETEENS ! "■tTKI.VKThEX.S will be much worn this » \ inr-r ll, py will be u'«l in a variety of way*, ami everyone will need \ ehtt^nns. The New Houto is now show- ing fome rich good*. At 1? lltl a yard, in light and dark brown, na\}, electric, green At Z* 6d a yard, in navy, brown, electric, vieux rti!<p Al 2s 6d a yard, in brown, navy, grey, green, and ro=o Corded Velveteen Civam Corded Velveteen, at 1* lid, 2s 6d a. jartl JAMKS SMITH, LTD. WANTED Known - Hip ' ifhTl Hurrah! Boy*' Jei' Se.v?, Is od, Is 9d, Is lid: Boy- Caps, 61, ' 1-; Men's r.r.<re- f 7M, 9cl. Is pair. Men's Shirti. ! U 6fi, Is lid, 2- 6d, 2s lid; marvellous value S-iiKlof-,, 1-, Is 3d, Is 6d ; Pants, 1-, Is 6d, Is 9(1, Is lid pair; huge varm heavy Rag-,, Is 6J, Is lid, 2s 6d, 2s lid, oi 6d, 3s lid, 4s fed, 4s lid, 5, 6d, 5s lid upwards; bc.->t valuo in tonn. Buy your Blankets to-day at LINDBERG'S/Cuba- ■■trret. Ho sells cheau. WANTED, Kitchen~\v*oman? ~App"lv 22, Manners-street. WANTED, good" Cook: albo~Housc- moid-Waitresi*. Apply 3, Kensing- ton-street. WANTED, a respectable Lad, to make himself useful and learn a trade. Apply Fruhling, Lambton-quay. WANTKD? an Office Boy. ~Apply~io U. E. Warburton, 148, Feathcrston- strcet. WAXTED. a reapeelable Boy, for the fhop. Apply Elson, chemist, Conrte- naj'-plaec. S7S7" - ANTED, a smart Junior for nier- » t cory and drapery. Apply A. Dindoro, 57, Manners-street. "ANTED~to"Sen? Organ, almost new, very cheap. Apply livening Post. WW r ANTKb7 Tradesmen] Alex. Tur- ner, Decorator, Tho Square, Pal- merston North. WANTED, Ironers. Apply Excelsior Laundry, 83, Adelaide-road. WAXTKD, bymarried couple, furnished liotl and Sittingroom,. with use of convenience", central. Apply C, Evening Post. WANTED~SsII, good clear-toned Piano, iron frame, full trichord, overstrung, ' finest vialnut case, £18. Anderson's, 330, [ Tinakori-roac'. to Sell, a St. Bernard Dog ; *» . good breed. Apply St. Bernard, | Evening Post. W~AXTED to Let, large Room, fire- plao?. in Willis-rtreet, with beds or viihonl. Apply first houpe back Godber, Painters, Willis-street. WANTKD, smart young Girl, shop. Apply Talkerics, Willis-street. WANTKD, Girl 'or bookbinding do- parlment; no experience neceitary. I Aiijny ]<aetotj Manager, C. M. Banks, I Ltd., Thoi"iidoii-q«ay WANTED, a Situation by respeeraMe woman ;ia hou-jekeper ;country | preferred. Apply Jane, Evening Post. WAXTED, a"stronff Youth'to mako himself frencrullv v >cful ; also [ Girls, for factory. Apply G. H. Thorn- ton, 64, Manners-street. i WAXTED, a working man Boarder; no other boarders kept. Apply 9S. W<bb-=trset. W' ANTI-ID to Buy. a bound pair' of second-hand Skidi», about 12ft long. I^rticubnsjo Box 235, G.P.O. W^ANTEDT^a Girl to~assist in house- wosk, private family. Apply 51, Dock-street, near Ba.sin Reserve. WAXTED" to~f«t?~2~Rooms, furnished or unfurnished, ground floor, use of <oir,eni"ncci». H, Eintonl-streot, Newtown. WAX! ED, HousemaidrCook"(hotel]lo^ gether), Laundress (no shirt?, 20d), (ion«ralu |30h), Pantrymaid waiting. Elite Registry, 326,_Quay : WANTED, Housemaid,. Wnipaw?, 20?, fare waiting; Waitress, "Pahialua, 17. 6d: Nursery Housemaid, 17s; Mother and Daughter, 20s, 16?, Fcatherston ; Cook(>, Generals. Star_ Registry, 200, Quaj. XJtrANTED Known— Superioinbuchessc » » Pairs, choap to clear; handsome £10 Sideboards for £6 10s. Harris, Fur- nisher.-, 10, Rintoul-street. TX^ ANTED, Tv\*e"nty"~Geincrafs?~Lady^ » » helps, Housemaids, etc. ; positions all waiting. Dairyman Labour Bureau, Hotluinc's Buildings, G'itj. WANTED, a trustworthy Nurso Girl to help mind baby 18 months old. Apply in (ho evenings to 19, Portland- crescent. WANTED -to SeTd rooms, Rintouf- street ;newly painted; corner sec- tion; 26ft x 100 ft; £550; bargain. Ad- dress^ Evening Poat. No agents. WANTED "to" Sell? ot" Lower~Hutt; Section of Lund, containing 1 aero 13 perches, and small Duelling. Tho section is Ono of tho best in the district for a gentleman's residence, being v\ell sheltered and drained. Apply to J. Suva, Lower Hutt, or 11. laldwin and Co., Wellington. WANTED, iv temporary Cook, also Housemaid-laundress or General Servant. Apply Mr-,. Walter Nathan. 96, llobson-slreet. | ""O^-ANT ED, by cx-eavalry man, Situa- »» tion a« groom or coachman ; good, references. Apply Burnisher, Evening Post. "VITANTED, a smart Waitress. Apply » » Te Aro Dining Rooms, Lower 'lara- naki-strcut. VXTAN'IED, a first-class General Black" » » Finitli; must be steady man and good sheer; wages 12s per day; constant employment. Apply F. Eckmann, Coach- buildor, Hokitika. WANTED t"o~Lct?~Hairdresser and~lV bacconipt Busiiiens. Apply, for par- ticulars, R. .Smith, Millerton. \\7 ANTED to Lend, Money in small T » or large nims on freeholds ; city or broad acres. Apply Frank F. Wills, So- (^r JL _Su£E£x_CliamberM ) 12, Pauama-et. ■yt/'ANTED— SO^oilet'Sots, to clear at »» cost prico; splendid value, 12s 6d to 15s. Si ms Hardware, Cuba-street. VirANTED, Washing, Cleaning; Mon- » » days, Tuesdays, Wednesdays. Ad- dress 145, Tcry-street. "I^ANTED to~Sell, Furniture and Ef- »» fects, 5-roomerl house, ontion rent- ing: Apply any time, 92, Elhce-strcet. V\7"ANTED "to Keop Baby from Fire. ~ » Buy Firo Guard, from oft, at 3s bel, at Cooper Garrard and Co., Iron- monger?, 171. Riddiford-streot. WANTED, by an expert typi&te, I'osition in un Office; highest testi- monials^ Reply Expert, Evening Post. WAXTED— Cutlery cheaper than ever, Forks 4s, Spoons 4s per hulf doz. ; Teas, 2s 6d, 20 years' guarantee. Sims Hardwares, r'uba-strcet. 'fJI'TANTED to Borrow, on first-clasa * » freehold security, v/ith the addi- tion of four guarantors, £900. Apply promptly Box 200, Palmerston North. WANTED to Sell, now building? Kil- biinie, compact well-built 4-roomcd Houeo and conveniences ; £510 ; deposit £25 ; payments 15s weekly. S. Salek, owner, Morrah's Buildings WANTED, kind person to Adopt Baby Girl 3 months old, K°°d parentage. Apply May, Evening Post. WANTED, a good General ; plain cook- ing; references required. Mrs. Plimmer, 93, Bouleott-gtroet. WANTED-^ Flowor"Pota7~2d?~3d~4d; to 6cl each ; now it the time. Sime Hardware, Cuba-street. HOMING PIGKONH. T OST, during la*{ week, three Homing Pigeons ; Wellington Club ring*. Mr. Sawtell. Evening Pott office, will be glad of any infortnafion as to their where- about * * LOST, Sword Brooch, b'tween John- »onvillo and Thompson-*treot. Sun- day, 3rd April. Reward, 48, Thompson- street. LOST "lady's" Floral' Silk' Bag, ~cVhT taining purse, Mlver, ami lateh- kev, in vicinity of Cuba and Abel Smiih »treet». Finder rewarded. Apply Even- ing Po«t. f T OST? between City~lToterantrClyde- JLi quay, yesterday, a Bunch of 5 Ke>». He» art]. Apply 12, Carnbridgc-tcr. I OST. at Trenthsm new, on Saturday, > Purse itiniainiug money. Finder can keep nonry. Kindly return pur«c to F. Boffa^ Courtcuay-place. IOST, Bicycle (Rover)7~whiie crip*. "* handle-bar* rmty ; left in Willin-st. Reward. No. 7, Hume'* Building*. Willi'- »treet. LOST, English Terrier. week""ago?~Kir liirnie. Any one detaining mum afttr this date will bejirofecuted. LOST, on racecourse or train, on Wed- nesday, Gold Cable Bangle. Finder rewarded. 56, Mnlgravc-ftreet. i LOST, a Gold Quart* Brooch, between Oriental Bay and Vivian-street, Sun* day morning. Reward. Apply F. J. Ea»t Cuba-street. OST— Will young man who took Blae* I Bag by mistake Miramar car, Sun- day, return to H. Morris and Co., Jervoii- q»*y. I" OST, my Brooch Pin ; owner can re- JLJ place it for 3d, guaranteed 12 months, at Hammond ana Patrick's, 74, Mannors-street. LOST Key « Replaced, Duplicate Keysof nnv description mado without delay; all Locksmith's Repairs ilone. Gco. Don- ton, Ironmonger, etc., 58, Willit-street. PIANO Instruction.— llcrr Karl Mnllcr, 29, Vivian-street, is ptcpurcd to recoivo Pupil* for all grade* of piano playing. X^OUND. 4 Expert Hairdresier* at the Jay Military Hairdressing Saloon, 191, Cuba-street, opposite Veitch and Allan. TTlOU^D^ErPrHair Brushes, s*; Mi? "M- ror», ss; Sterling Siher Perfum* Bottles, ss. At tho New Jewellers, 74, Manners-street. FOUND, Crumpton's Grey Hair Restorer an infallible Remedy' for grey hair, i You damp the hair thoroughly ; a gradual and *uro darkening follow* ; infallible ; 3*. pott free 3* 6d. B. Waring, 52, Courtenay- place. * WILL the person who was seen to pick up Brooch inIngestrc-ttreei, Sunday afternoon, four week* ago, take it to Frank Grady'i, jeweller, Willis et., to avoid further trouble. YOUNG man Require* decent Board and Residence in Protestant futn- ily; singlo room; no other boarders pre- ferred. Add res* Cynuca, Evening Post. TWO young ladie* Desiro Board and Lodging with rofinod private fam- ily , will bh^/i- room ; Thormjjm or Ter- race preferred. Apply Co«y, Evening Po»t. FURNISHED or Unfu:uiihod~Room~, or Board and Retlilcnce, wanted at Ngaio, by young gentleman. Apply C.8., Evening Post SMART Junior, for mercery; must have previous experience. Apply Rhimea aiidjCb., 175, Cuba-street. BOARD and Lodging— A comfortablo homo for two young men. 94, Abel Smith-street. MADAME~HILDER, Scientific Ealmist and Clairvoyaute, 35. Boulcott-strcet. I Lait few week*. "Madame Hilder'* read- > ings aro kimply marvellous. —M.W., 25th | November. 1909." LADY with experience, and good ref- erences. Desire* Position as Lady* help. Apply Vera,_Evening Post. XpXPERIENCED Gardener Want* JLJ Situation; excellent references; town or country. Apply J..T., Evening Post. YDAL" (Wilton* Hand Emollient) keep* the hands soft and white, rids tho skin of chap*, roughuesi, or reanea*. 1* 6d. MADAME SIBYL KING, Gifted American Second-sight Medium; Advico all *übject*; fee from Is. 546, Upper Adelaide-road, Berhampore, cor- ner Duppa-street. ACANCIES for a few Boarders,I Clyde Court Private Hotel (new building), near Courtenay-plaoe tram stop. Tel. 1190. j AGENCIES Wanted for good soiling Line*. Peter Boyd, Land, House, General Commission Agent, Dunedin. "OLE AS ANT to use and excellent in X effect" is a lady's judgment of i "Sydal." Try for yourself. 1* 6d. | Chemi*t» and *tore*. >np\VILL givo you keen pleasure just to X see toe effect of "Linoarnixh" on your floors. It reflects tho beauty of the room in tho glorioiuly polished linoleum. All grocer*. Is 6d. ORIENTAL Bay. "Whidarra," 4 Hay- street, first-class Board and Resid- ence, all conveniences; near tram; tele- phone. IF your Pianq, needs tuning, let our fx- pert deal with it if you want satis* faction. Tho Wellington Piano Co., Lambton-quay. DON'T hesitate to spend Is 6d on a. jar of '^Sydal" (Wilton's Hand Emollient) ; it is worth twice the amount. SUNBURN, Chapped and Rough Hands, uso great Geranium Lotiou; cleanses after housework : softens and whitens in a night. Is, Is 6d. Wm. Salek, Sydney Chemist. 17. Willi* »treet. EIVERYONE who sufferiTfrom indiges- " tion, billiousne**, disordered stomach, ' or sluggish liver, should drink Puriri Mine- ral water. l IF you want a good inexpensive Piano, buy tho Hillier Piano. The Welling- ton Piano Co.. Lambton-quay. "QYDAL" is not only tho best skin O food, it is also tho best healing ointment procurable. 1* 6d. Chtmiits and stores. mtuu MPH~ Motor Bicycles — Adams X Ltd., Solo Agent*. L. A. Benzoni, Wellington Representative. Addre** ; Care of H. B. Wood, Motor Repair Works, 36, Meroer-*treet. IF you are thinking about a Piano, let v* «how you the high-grade instru- ments in our warehouse. Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., Lambton-quay. R. HOPE LEWlß?^rAuckland, say* Puriri Mineral Water i* a raluablo antacid and anthilitic, and well suited for dyspeptio ailments. Leading hotels and slore* : 1 KEEP your hands in order. "Sydal" (Wilton's Hand Emollient) is the oldest and best aid. Bcwaro substitutes. Is 6d. QIDOL, the Best Metal Polish, shines '£3 like a new pin. All grocers. Ask for Sidol. ______^ VACUUM Cleaning in all its branches. Tho Wellington Cleaning Co., 97. Dixon-itrect. 'Phono 2224. 1 "OYDAL" i* a wonderful skin prepara- 1 O tion. There i* nothing else to approach it. Avoid cubstitutcs. Is 6d iar. npo give your floor* that glas.>y, smooth. X shining eurfaco that ado* beauty and light to a room, u»o "Linonrnuh, ' applied with a brush. All grocers, Is 6d. SCHOOL BOOTS TOR THE BOYS WE can do them economic*ll v and uell Each pair stamped vwth our trade mark, the "G" Brand, which iiands for honest work. HANNAH'S. Boys* Plain Lace Boots, toecaps, heel and toe tips, 10 to 13. 5s lid; 1 and 2. 6s lid. Boys' Lace Boots, golothod all round, special value, 11 to 5, 7s 6d. Boys Stout Chrome Oxford BalaioraU, heel and toe tips, 11 io 1, 7*'6d; 2 to 5, 8s lid. Boys' Nailed Hnlf-\Vatortight% 11 to 1. 7s 6d ; 2to 5, 8-. Boys' Plain Lace Boot*, toecapj, heel and toe tip*, sprigged, 1to 5, &". Boy*' Stout Chrome Pegged Shooters, 1 to 5, l(h 6d. Boys' 5-strap Leather Leggings, 6s od. R. HANNAH & CO., LTD., THE BIG SHOE STORES. LAMBTON-QUAY and CUBA-ST. ORIENTAL BAY. TO LET, a 10-roomed Villa, electric light, ga», aud all modern conveni- ences ;large* garden : view over whole bar- b<jur ; one minute from tram. Apply to Mr. Stcten?, 2, Hay-«treet. TO~ LET, Clyde-street, Inland Bay, 4- roomed Hotu?, every convenience, h. and c. water, city water supply, ga*, etc.; rent 14s por week Apply Air*. Richard Oliv-r. Clydc-ftreet, Islam! Bay. _ | rpO LET, 5 Rooms, Stanley-st" ~BoT JL hamporc; aho, 5 Room-, with stable, Kilbirnie; modern conveniences; rents low. J. J. Boyd, Kilbirnie. " TO LET, in Spey-street, Shop, one door east from Dee-street, suitable for chemist. For particulars writo Box 140, Invercargill. rpO~LET?I26, Molesworth-street, Dwell- JL ing 6 rooms and conveniences; rent reasonable to Rood tenant.' Apply on premises. rpO LET, fine^ light^ well-ventilated X Rooms, in "Beehive Chambers," Courtcnay-place :lowest rentals in town. Apply to E. T. Taylor and Co., Wine aud Spirit Merchants. FjnO LET, 6-roomcd House, Nairn-ctreet, ;JL top of \Villi»-etreet. Apply Dwan j Bros., Willis-street. IX) LET, Island Bay, modern Houses; low rentals. Apply 11. Andrews, Estate Agent, Parade, Island Bay, near Castle's Pharmacy. rn6~LETr^omfortable 5-roomed Cot- JL tage; ront 14s; Sutherland-road, Newtown Park. Apply E. J. Williams, Sutherlar.d-road. npO LET, uico Room, suit two mates, X board optional; also one Single Koom. For particulars apply 39, Wai- 1 lace-street, City | rpO LET, Shop and 5 room9?Tory-«t.", I X good position ;low rent euitablo 1 tenant. Apply Bolton and Organ, 39, j Johnston-street. mO LET, Offices on second^o<M\?lsY, X- Feathersten-etrect. Apply Henry Hughes, Patent. Agent, on premise*. __ npO LET. at Island Bay, modern 8-rtl. X House, all conveniences; gas light- ing; half-acre of land; well sheltered; splendid view; well planted with tree*; |one of the best situations in thu district ; ! five minutes from tram terminus; garden aud fowl run : rent 20s por week. Apply F. G. A. Stuckcy, Island Bay School. __ j fTIO LET. a new 5-roomed House, 6x- j X ford-road, off Ta»man-*trect ; every I convenience; h. and c. water. Apply i Tramway Hotel, Adelaide-road. ITV) LET. Furni*hed House, at JohrT- X sonville ; 2 minutes from station. For particulars apply A- J Merrielleee, Johnsonville. TO LET, corner Shop andDwolliiig, X stables, at Brooklyn. Apply iromedt- ately to Goldstein. Cuba-street. . rjnO LET, 4-roomed Howe. Mortimer- j X terrace, all conveniences. Apply J. C. Brown, Aurora-terrace, or Washington- avenue, Brooklyn. rjnO LET, modern, 6-roomed House, X Kelburnc-parade. Apply 11, Botanical-road, or 'Phono 2925. fTD LET, 2 Furnished Rooms: mate* X preferred; Newtown. Apply Com- fortable Home, Evening Post. *TTO LET, modern 6-roomed House, X newly papered, elec. light, gas, evory convenience; heart of city, 25* weekly. Mis* Earp-Thonias, Mansion*-, Ghuznco-strect. npO LET. a Furnished Bedroom, with X 2 single beds, suitable for 2 friends ; board optional. Apply 12, Home-gtreet. npO LET. 7-roomcd House, Ghuxne^iT. X t\pply 11. J. Freeman, Watchmaker, 13, Manners-street. fTK) LETHargo" Store, 7000 super feet; X aUo smaller one. Apply 11. J. Freeman, IS. Mannerist. nptO LET. 7 Loose Box«?Ca7tsncd, and X two Rooms; cheap rent. Apply J. Egen^Jtandwick-road, Hutt. fID LET, No. 4?~Barker-»t., corner X Cambridge-tcr., 4-roomed verandah Cottage, gas, copper. Apply 100, Brough- am-st. Rent hook. rWX) LET, for term. 8-roomed House, X 74, Roxburgh-street, rent £2 per woek ; new house, all conveniences. Ap- ply W. S. Sanderson. 76, Roxburgh-st. fllO LET, comfortably furnished? front X Bed-Sittingroom. Apply 35, Kent- terrace. "TITO LET, a Houso of 5 rooms, with X bathroom, scullery, and all conveni- ence*, No. 72, Danielst. Apply No. 22, New town-avenue. npO LET. Urge unfurnished" Room, Jr fireplace, 6s ; tingle furnished Room, ss. 30, College-street, off Cambridge- terrace. njlO LET, Berhampore, 6 rooms, all 1- convenience* ; hot and cold water ; 18a. Apply 2. Chilkvatrcct. rpO LET, Roscneatri, 5 room*, scullery. X bathroom; rity water; 15s. Ap- ply Grant's Store, Rosencath. npO LET, Berhampore, Shop and 5 X large Rooms, all conveniences; oc- cupied by dre&sm&kcr over 3 years. Ap- ply 2, Chilka-stre*^ njV) LET. 5 large Rooms, conveniences, X verandah, view ; 15s ; Brooklyn. ' Apply 151, Thorndon-quay or 'phone 2592. "mO^LET, Flat. 4 rooms, off Welling- X ton-torracc; 15s week: no children. Apply Mrs. Raymond, 22, Sieverston-ter- race, between 138-140, Wellington-torrace. r*pO LET, as boardinghouse, to suitable X tenant ;splendid 12- roomed Resi- dence, off Wellington-terrace. Arthur Warburton and Co.. 164, Featherston-st. npO LET, Shop and Dwelling, Courte- X nay-place; also 4, 5, 6, ancr7-roomed Houses; central, and Newtown. J. C. Trickett, 113. Ingeatre-*trcet. npO LET. furnished. Double and Single X Bed-Sittingroom; fireplace*; tele- phone; all conveniences. 41, Murphy-st. npO LET, 7-roomed House, 109, Tasman- X fetreet, plastered throughout; all modern conveniences; largo section. Ap- ply Kirkcaldie and Stains, Ltd. rpcT LET. o-roomed^HouY*. all large -"- rooms, thorouichb- renovated : cor- ner Vivian-street aud Cambridge-terrace. Apply Kirkcaldie and Staiiw, Ltd. STYLISH DHK.SH FYBUICS SCip-l Co.liuno Tweed*, li ill, Is 9d, Is lid .void. J'iam "Sudan" (.'loth*, pastel shades 2s 6d. 4s lid, Gi 6d yard. Striped Wof-tod Tuocds for Tailor-mud^. 56in. 5« 6d y.ird . "Fo\" Sorgcs and Cheviot Sorges, 2s 6d winl. T!.i -c nre a feu of many choice goods ''l''.\iUmMM)K COSTUMES TO OUDKH. I WE luivft -ccuretl tho servic«>« of n iT-t-f!.^ LADIES* TAILOK,i irom v loading London Ilou'o, and aro now making Co«tunuw from FOl'R! GI'fNKAH. Unique stylo .uiul perfect iitting gunr.uiteed. GEOIiGI*: & GEORGE'S,! Cuba-street, Riddiford-sircot. Petont 1 . BOROUGH OF INVERCARGILI? i TRAMWAY ENGINEER." THE Invercargill Borough Council in- vites applications lor tho j>oß.t of Electrical and Tramway Engineer in con- nection with tho design, construction, and management of thrir tramway and elec- trical undertakings. Ho must bo a duly qualified electrical engineer, and will be required to devote his whole time to the undertakings of the Borough. ftal^rv £1000 per annum. Engagement for n lixed period of threo years Schedule of duties can he obtained from tho undeeign- od. Applications to bo submitted on or beforo 4 p.m. on Thursd&y, tho 21st inst. T. W. WALKEK. Town Clerk. Town, Hall, Inveicargill, Bth April, 1910. " WANTED KNOWN. IMPORTANT TO HOUSEHOLDERS. VICTORIA LAUNDRY. MESSRS. P. WILLS AND SONS no- tify the Public that they havo opened a receiving depot nt 121 KIDDI- FORD-STREET (opp. Wesloyan Chunb). flours 7.30 ;i.in. to 8.30 p.m. 'Phone 613. Works— Bß and 98, HAi\ T SON-STRKET. _Proprietors— P. WILLS AND SONS. WANTED. WANTED Knoivn— ihat tho City and Suburban Co-oporativo Building Socjety aro floating n Third Is?uo of tho Society. Compulsory Saving and grcpl Benefits. Money Lent on First Mortgages without interest, on Second Mortgages at low rates. Any number of shares can bo taken from 1 to 10, payable U per share per week. List nearly complete. Applica- tion forms and all information from James Dykes, Secretary, Gualtcr Dykes and Co., Foathcrston-strcet. "WXTANTED, Houeckocpers to inspect our stock of Cutlery, Enamelware and Aluminiumware. Our Old Shop for tho Bargains. UNITED HARDWARE HOUSE, 60, Cuba-street. WA N TED KN O WisT I WON'T BE UNDERSOLD. CHEAPSIDE, RIiVANS-STREET. Ga<i Mantles 3£d, Sand Soap 2d, Puro Coylou Toa Is, Sylvia Staroh 4id, Derby Bd, Juno Bd. WM. HALL, Importer, Chcapside, Rovan»-»t., opp the Library, Newtown. WANTED KNOWN. LUX ISCAKDESCr-NT KEROSENE GAS LAMPS, the Cheapest And Most Brilliant Light on Enrth. Houto Lamps, £2a 6il each. SHOP AKC LAMPS. 2000 candle-power. LUST LIGHT COMPANY, 35, 37, 39, Old Customhomc-st., Back of Opera House. Wellington. ■tT-ff A Nl'E'l)" KNOW N. WINTER OVERCOATS For men who»o work take* them out- doors aro » necessity, and they may as well be (tylifh, 25f, 30s, 38* Sd. DUNCAN AND MACINTOSH. Mannors-street. "«rANTED Known— That wo aro tho ** Cheapest House in tho tr»d« for up- to-date uteful Crockery. UNITED HARDWARE HOUSE, 60, Cuba-street. VIT ANTED KNOW N*. These cool night* say PYJAMA time. Our cony Sleeping Suit* for men aro won- derful value, and the patterns arc good. 5s lid, 7» W, 10* od. DUNCAN AND MACINTOSH, Oppoiito Opera Houic. V\*r ANTED KNOWN. D. SANKEY, LADIES' and GENTLEMEN'S TAILOR, Morrah's Buildings, WILLIS-ST., Is showing best English-mado Goods ; also New Zealand-mad o Materials equal in j lovturo and design to anything imported WELLINGTON DYE WORKS. WANTED Known— Ladies' and gents' garments, curtains, table covers, chair covers, feather*, etc., which aro faded or soiled, can be Dry Cleaned or Dyed equal to new. Gloves and Furs ' cleaned. Vi . Barber and Co., 125, Cuba-! »trcot, and U7. Riddiford-gtreot Tel. 226. i V-y ANTED TO BUY, HOUSES OF FURNITURE In Large or Small Lot*. Apply by letter, or any evening, to 1«, OWEN-STREET (South End). CLUB HOTEL, SUVA, FIJL WANTED to Sell, Loaso for Soven Years of the CLUB HOTEL, SUVA, FIJI. Rental £50 per month; Furniture and Goodwill, £3000; Stock at Valuation. For further particulars ap- ply MARKS, j Suva. i A REAL BARGAIN. WANTED to Sol), in best part Bci- hamporo, 6-roomcd House, all coti- voniences, 4 tiled fireplaces, mirror wartl- robos, pantry, linen press, h. and c. nhow- er, glass liou^o, nico (jar don, lovely sunny position ; everything in perfect order. To bo sold cheap, owner leaving Wellington. Apply 52, Leraud-stroct, Borhamporu. ■^y ANTED Knowni-That Mechanic*' ** Tools can always bo purchased at Bottom Prices at the UNITED HARDWARE HOUSE, 60, Cuba-street. WANTED Known— You can get your Newspaper or Mngazino close to tram junction, by calling on J. Wilkin- son, 177, Cuba-ttre*t (two dooiM fioin Godbsr'e). MISS MILSOM. Hair Physician and Face Specialist. For loss of hair, greynees, and all disease* of the scalp, consult Mim Milsom. Shampooing, Clip- ping. Electrolysif, Manicuring, Ilairdrcse- tng. All Hairwork done. Consultation free. Kins'* Chambers, Willis-ot. Tel. 814 RS.~ROLLESTON, over CarTolF*?^ Willis-street. — Latest Hairdressing, Shampooing, Clipping, Faco Massage, Manicuring, Hair Treatments, Turban and Natural Hair Pads, Combings mado np- Personal attention. 'Phone 1599. MRS. HAYBITTLE, 268, Lambton- quay (opp. Harcourt's). Tho latest styles in Hairdressing. Turban Hair Frames, Plaits, Coils, etc. Hairwork of every description. Combings made up. Tel. 159*. „ SUPERFLUOUS Hair Destroyed, 2s 6d; F^ace Massage, 2s 6<l ; Khcu matism and Nerve Troubles Cured. Mrs. Hullen, 208. Lambton-quay (opp. Kirk- caldio and Stains'). ~4~LETHEA, Hair Doctor and~S>pecial- JLI ist. Freckles and Skin Stains re- moved; Grey Hair Restored: Thin and Falling Hair and Dandruff Cured. Pre- parations 3s bottle. Advice free. 8, Hume's Buildings, 102, Willis-streot. 1 ADAME MANTEL, Stewart Dawson Chambers. Ornamental Hair Work every description; transformation, 355; toupees. 255; dresses, 7s 6d; comb- ings mounted, 2s oz; Hair Stains, any Colours, 2s 6d bot. Tuesdays and Fri- days. 10 to 4. DON'T neglect four health. If you feel tired, nervous, and despondent, unfit for business, or pleasure, take Fletcher's Phosphatonio at once, before a serious breakdown results. Fletcher's Phosphatonic will quickly restore you. It contains the elements needful to your system; nourishes tho brain, tones up tho digestion, and strengthens tho body. Strong nerves, gjood appetite, bright spirits are all regained by using this cele- brated Vitaliser, 2s 6d and 4s 6d per bottle post-free from C'has. A. Fletcher, Pharmapiet, 292, Lambton-quuy, Welling- ton. (Sole address). FURNITURE? /"HASH Buyers Furniture of every de- VJ ecription. Bankrupt and surplus| »tocks. Richardson Bros.. 206, Cuba-st. 1 TENDERS WILL be received by the undersigned up to Xcon of MONDAY, 18th ' instant, for tho purchase of any of 24 «epante lot* of Complete Woodworking Plant at Wakclin'e"Factory, Gordon-ctreet, < Newtown, including — Surfacer, Shaper, i Bandwtw. Mortise 'Machine, Planing Ma- chine. Tenoning Kachine, Engine, 6-h.p. ' Boiler, et\, etc I The factory will be open for intending purchasers to inspect The Machinery on Wednesday, 13th instant, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m- List of Machinery and all particulars Irom THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY, LTD. Wellington, 9th April, 1910. 1 I A NGIER'S Emuision, 2% 4d. 4s 4d; lA. Kepler Malt and Oil. 2s 3d. 3s 7d: Fellow's Hypophosphites, 5* lOd; i Scott's Emulsion, 2s 2d and 3s lOd; BUud'e Nerve and Blood Pills (as pre- scribed in all the leading hospitals), Is, Is 6d per 100. Latest designs in Hot Water Bags at wholesale prices. We re- mind fresh customers that our compound- ing of Physicians' s Prescriptions and all other Dispensing is conducted with ex- treme caro and absolute fidelity. — C. and H. EVENS. Chemists. Telephone 1185. IT OUS E S FOR RENT. 10 rooms, Kennedy-st., 45s 8 rooms, Thomdon-quay, £80 5 room*, South-road, 13s 6d 5 rooms, Kilbirnie, 16s 6 rooms, Kilbirnie, 20a ' 6 rooms, Park-street, furnished, 50s 20 rooms, Tinakori -road, furnished, £4 4s 7 rooms, Halswellstreet, furnished, £3 3s 7 rooms, Karori, furnished, 32s 6d Apply S. GEORGE NATHAN, 20, Hunter-6trect. ' BRICK SHOPS TO LET (Off Courtenay-place). 'ftENTRAL position, rentals 15s and \j 20s per week; also, largo Room, Ist floor, suitable for factory or meetings, etc. Apply LONGMORE AXD CO.. Bank New South Wales Chambers, 324, Lambton-quay. BHOP. LAMBTON-QUAY— TO~LET? FTWO-STORY double-fronted Shop. To JL Let, on Lease if desired; splendid position. Owner will alter and renovato (or approvod tenant. Apply LONGMORE AND CO., Bank New South Wales Chambers, Lambton-quay. " TO LET. BABINGTON HOUSE, SEATOUN. riTHIS well-known Boarding Establish- .JL mem, containing 15 rooms, and conveniences, 13 now available to a good tenant. The house is well furnished throughout and contains all the requirements of an up-to-date boarding house. Apply to WYLIE BROS.. 184. Featherston-street. fTK> LET, up-to-date and handsomely- JL finished Gentleman's Residence, situated adjacent Beilevue Gardens,Lower Hutt. and containing 7 rooms, bathroom, gas. b. and c. water, spacious square hall and replete with every modern finishing. To good tenant, any reasonablo rent. Re- piy LEAVING Evening Post. PTIWO BRICK WORKSHOPS TO LET. Low Rentals. Apply W. BARBER AND CO., Dyers and Cleaners, 125, Cuba-street. """ WAREHOUSE TO LET. "TIWO-STORDZD BUILDING to Let, in ■*" Comhill-street, suitable for factory pt warehouse. Low rental. Apply to BADHAM AND BISS, Customhouse-quay, Wellington. ■ » — — — ■ — — —^— — — — — —^— — YARD AND OFFICE. fV\O LET. for a term, centrally-situated J- YARD AND OFFICE. Particulars at Ercoiog Pott Office. NEW SEASONS PURS AT LANDED COST. WE were fortunate in securing to-day >.v indent agent's sample sets of FL'KS a;itl IVII'FFS, at English cost. Beautiful Bear, Marmot, and Foxaline Seti-, prices from 4^ 6d to 70s each. Three exceptionally fine Bciir Set?, Fur and .MidF, six and hc\en guineas. Tho«j aro worth beeing. CxVTEUEIi AND CAREY, CUBA-STREET WAXTKD r.. Sell, conipleic Rubber £tamp-making Outfit and Stock, together or separate. 72, lliiiniitu.i- i ot.d, Kilbiruie WANTED,' a'Tad? tcTd^ve"a""ho'-^ Mcft employer at Dyke's Stabler, Th'jrndon-qua.v, ro-nit;ht. \\?^TANTKD, immediately, riousemaid- ▼ T Waitress. Apply Sin. Orm«.bfiO, 98, Dixon-»treet. v WANTED, Lodgings, in sunny locality near town for invalid lady. A|>- ply, stating terms, to G.M., Evening Post. WAXTKD, Cook-General ; no washing; housemaid kept ;. thrco in iamily. Apply at Evening Post office. AXTEJ"), a Horse or strong Cob for spring trap ; sound and cheap. Apply Sawyer, Nai-nai. WANTED^ T~do7e^T Wyandotte Pul- lot», white preferred. Apply Wellington College. W ; ANTEDrbrighrhWlthy Girl (about 17) to mind baby, from 9 till 6 o'clock ; references required. Mrs. Sulney^BricejjDoldiesbrae, Thorndon. WANTBD~to~SeII, Second-hand Cloth- ing Business; no opposition; sell- ing through ill-health. Apply Evening l\t^_ ANTED to Let, large sunny Front; koonis, fireplace, and cupboards; gi ound iioor ; furnished and unfurnished. Apply 2, Knigge-avenue, by Skating Rink. ANTED, Board r ~aiid~Rendenee by young lady, Te Aro end, 15 minutes' walk (i.P.O. Apply W.M., E\ening Poet. WAN'IKD, kind motherly person (must be of good character) to Adopt healthy baby boy, 5 months old, good par- entage; premium given. Apply Bona. Fide, Evening Po/t. WANTED toLet, comfortably-furnished front Bedroom, ground floor. Ap- ply 57, Ihorndon-quay. WANTED to~Buy, pair ladies' ball- bearing Skates, good order. Stat* price to Roller, Post Agency, Newtown. WANTED, in good boardinghouse, Situation by mother and daughter (I9j ; mother good cook, thoroughly un- derstands duties ; must ho good wages. Urgent, P 0., Lyltelton WAXTKD, Someone to take charge of children during afternoons. Ap- ply Mrs. Hunter, Upland-road, Kelburne. WANTED to Sell, Pony, VanT Haiv ncos, with good Business; going concern ; £40. Business Exchange, 176, Willis-street. ANTED, a partly-furnished Froat Room, with fireplace and uso of conveniences. Apply X.Y., Fivening Post. WANTED, Position as Housekeeper, by thoroughly experienced lady; r.ood refiTPnce-o Apply TVleta, Evqni'ng Po«h WANTED, Safe, medium size. Ap- ply Edward Anderson »nd Co., Ltd., Willis-stroet. WANTED, about 20th April, small Furnished Cottage, seaside ; low rent. Particulars to Post, OfUee Box 593. WANTED, »U oncp, good plain I roiiers. Apply Moncncff's Laun- dry, 67-71, Tory-street. WANTED" Sell," "Firewood, 5> load} Bricks, 2s 6d; Galvanised Iron, Shop Windows, Counters, Shelving, Cor- ner Manners and Herbert streets W ANTKb7~tor~TrenUiain, General Servant; good home. Apply 21, Little 'Pipitea-6treet. "__ W"ANTRD"to""^cTT, {inT~6-roomed House, Wiih motor shed, lurge aco- tion; central. Busines-i Exchange, 175, Willis-stroot. _ WANTKD Tenders for alterations uud additions to rctre&hmcnt looms, Karori, labour only. Apply, after b any evening, on prcmfrp». - ANTEDi Young Woman, assist housov/ork and washing, .icar Wanganui. Apply 3, Shaunon-atrecl. Telophons 1694. ANTED, a smart Boy to learn th« business. Duncan and MacintOili, Ma'ineiS-slreet. Shirt Siiichiniau-, best v/oik and prices; ulho Young^Girl, fmiaher. Apply Morri.son, Beebivo Chambers, Courtenay-ploce. WANTED, by young luiiy, Board and Residence, .-icinity Brougham-st, Kiutf> 'erms to Refinement, Eveninj; Post. WANTED Tto'Tct," krgt" front Bed-SiU tingro'jm to vc-pjftablc married couple Apply 9, Jt'si-ie-slrcci. WANTED, Sirußlion in ladies' tailoring business?, in any capacity ; experi- enced cutter. Apply Cultpr, Evening Post. WANTED to Sell, Horse and Harness; a bargain for cash ; Eacrifiec. Ap- ply 64-, Kent-terrace. ?lXTEp7o~Senrtire""c7-rtrnta clj- roomed Cottage, c "Ural ; rent 11s per week ; sacrifice. Apply M, K.Gnt-ter« race. WANTED, Canvafcr, octdcoi pi\olo- gvapUy ; jjood apj-^ratus "-upplie'' ■ sharo scpljm. Tvrite Jronerial, NewWwr P.O. WANTED? "Bciald"~and"~Kesidcnce by joimg man, vicinity Sydnoy-rtrcG*-. Thorndon, f-ingle room. Apply Hami ' Evening Post. WANTED, by young luiiy engaged dur- ing day, Board and Residence, pri- vate family. Apply A.8., Evening Poit. WANTED to Let?s-~roomed House, h. and c. warcr, c.1., i acre, handy KhandaUah or Kaiwarra trains Apply Lawns, Evening Post. ANTED, domesticated Help, for about fivo weeks. Apply No. 11, Brougham-avenue, <?ff Brougham-street. WANTED?lloVscinaid~(2o~Hastings). Cook? (255), Hoiue-Pavlourmaida, Clipf, Gardener, General?, House-WailrcFS (Greytown). Staveloy, 27b, Quaj-. WANTED? Sewing Ccoking, or House- work, by tho day. Apply 8.A.C., Evening Post. WANTED, Clothing Walesmen, for eal- vage sale. Apply to Cathie and Sons, Victoria-street. \^T ANTED, » first-cJass Chef. Apply * v Union Company, Stores Depart- ment. WANTED, by refined young lady, care of little child in the afternoon. g_, 26b Mun^hy-atreot. WANTED, strong Boy, for makin* leadheads. Apply Jenkins and Mack, Featheralon-street. W'~~ ANTED to Rent, smaU Furnished Boardinghomo; good locality ; for term. 'Phono 2339. Star Accommoda- tion, 2uO, Quay. "I^TAXTED, a good useful mipprior » » Girl, domestic duties. Apply Mrs. Bnghtwell, Waipapa-road, Hatait&i. W~ A^TED~lc""sTlirPuTebred~A"ustra- hau Terrier Puppies; doge, £1 10s : bitches, 15s , or £2 pair ; age 6 weeks Apply 19, Lawrence-&treet, New- town, after 6 p.m. '"PKEMOS" JpRODL'CK PKRFKC1 1 PICTURES And t-*n yon wonder at it, for moro perfi-clly di-mjfiicd and fmi-hcd Camera* it would li<» irnpooMblo to find "PREMOS" .""re ma<l<- in a «r«>*t \aricty of pattern*, ».i «f can readily oint your individual re- quin % m« % ;it«. With tht> a'Mition of ibe Promo Film I'ai-k Adapter, PKkMO CAMKit AH *n> a.vailal'l" tor hlin« or i-late*, and you can load lilm* in j-our plate eatnera 'in «l*y- light ranier than you can load it with pjatr-t in tho dark room. Prices 15s to IMPERIAL CAMERA CO., Willin-»treot, Wellington. MKDICAL PRESCRIPTIONS. GENERAL Prart it loners'. Specialists' (Eyp, Kar, and Nose), Surgeon*', and all kind* of Medical Proicriptioui carefully eoiniiounricd with high-grado drugi. Nt CASTLE'S Pharmacies, 70, Cuba-strcrt and 6b, Vi\i*n-«lrrct. Vlhcn posribio hjndly Wtaic order* for medicine brfora 5 [ p.m. Wo close at 8 p.m., except Satin- Idsyt. J O'BRIEN AND CO.. " 8 and 10, Brandon-street (Opposite Government Life Insurance). General Carriers, Customs, Shipping and Forwarding Agents. Furniture Removing a Speciality. Furni* ur<? Packed and Forwarded to any part of tho Dominion. Only com- petent packers employed. Telephone 1920 and 2106 (after 5 p.m.) IN BANKRUPTCY? I\TOTICK i« heroby given that I, WIL- ^ LIAM EDWIN BATKMAN, of Wel- lington, Cabinetmaker, intend to apply on tht« 25th day of April, 1910, to tho Su- I'ronie Court (in Bankruptcy) at Wellington for un unconditional Order of Diwhar^e Ditod at Wellington thin 11th day of April, 1910 W. E. BATEMAN. IN BANKRUPTCY. NOTICE i.» lureby ghen that I, HOL- LAND ANDREWS, of Wellington, Architect, intend to apply oil tho 25th day cf April, 191 C, to the Supremo Court (in Bankruptcy' at Wellington for an uncon- difon»l Order of Discharge. Dftiet! at Wellington thi* 11th day of April, 1910 H. ANDREWS. WELLINGTON CITY COUNCIL. MONEY TO LEND ON approved Broaducres and City Freehold Securities, at S per cent. Applications to bo mado to tbe under- signed. JNO. R. PALMER, Town Clerk. 11th April. 1910. TE ARO STEAM LAUNDRY X ARO STEAM LAUNDRY Havo OPENED RECEIVING DEPOTB At 17, MANNERS-STRKKT (next to Kitto and Graham's), And 154, INGKSTRE-BTRKET. LAUNDRY WORK OF ALL DESCRIP- TIONS Will bo received at above depot* and transferred to OUR COMMODIOUS and UP-TO-DATE PREMISES to be laun- dered, and when finished roturnod to Iho abovo doj-otn. (Jhju )fhee *«ifl Wo-k*! 20, HdPPfcR.IST. *0, HOPPEIUST. TO MOTORISTS. GN I~*C" H O L L S " (Lato of Inglts Bros.} HAS STARTED A MOTOR GARAGE, TARANAKI-ST. EXTENSION. Repair* to any Mako of Car. Lato of tho Ariel, Lanchettcr, and Aldaya and Onions, Birmingham. piURNITURE ! FURNITURE ! At LOWEST PRICES for Cash, Or on Easy Payment*, at RICHARDSON BROS., THE COMPLETE HOU&E FURNISH- ERS. 206, UPPER CUBASTREET, Opposito People*) Palace. (1) VETHEN passing by call in and hoar THE LATEST RECORDS. Wo carry the Largest Stocks in the Wellington Diitrict. CHIVER'S MUSIC STORES, (1) 54, Willi*-*treet. NOTICE is hereby given that the seve- ral parcels of land hereinafter de- scribed will bo brought undor tho pro. visions of "The Land Transfer Act, 1908," and its anicndmont*, unless caveat be lodged forbidding thn same on or beforo the 7th day of May, 1910. Application 4295. THOMAS WILLIAM HISLOP.— 32 1-10 perthc*. part .Section 1009. City of Wellington. Occupied by Applicant. ApphcaUon 4352. ARTHUR EDWARD TU.YFORD and IVON HKRBKKT TUXFORD— 2647 acre* 1rood. Sections obi, 670, part- Sections 664, 665, 666, 667, 668, 564, 565, 566, 573, 574, 602, bOS, 83, 671, 672, Whareama Diitrict, in tho Rewa Sur- vey District. Occupied by Applicants. Diagrams may bo inspected at this office. Dated thi* 6th day of April, 1910, at the Land* Registry Office, Wellington. E. BAMFORD. District Land Registrar. A PPUCATION having been mado to -TV me for the issue of a provisional cer- tificate of title in tho name* of TAIURU TE RANGO, RAUMAEWA TERANGO, NGAKARAIHE TE RANIiO, and NGA- MAKO TE RANGO for tho Native Land Court subdivision known a* Otamakapua No. 2a Block, in Block VII., Ongo Sur- vey District, and all the land in Vol. 53, fofio 91, of tho Wellington Registry, and evidence having been 'lodged of the 10--s or destruction of tho said certificate of title, I hereby ghe notice that I will issue the provisional certificate of titlo as ro quested unles* caveat bo lodged forbiddiuj? tho same on or beforo tho 21st day oi April. 1910. Dated this 6th day of April, 1910, at tho Lands Registry Onicc, Wellington. K. BAMFOKD, District Land Registrar. IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL. FANCY Drapery and Underclothing Business; be»t position in Welling- ton; sound concern; will bear investiga- tion; good reasons for selling. Apply lir^t by letter to Draper, Evening Post. BUSINESS FOR SALE. WA NT E D T O SELL, Old-established FURNISHING BUSINESS, doing big trade at^ood prices; owner re- tiring. Apply to No. 8, BuUor-strect. y)T7" ANTED X N O W N.- Nowis the timo to plant Sweet Peas. C'oopor'n havo tho finest collection in Austrnl&jift All the brat-named Giant varieties, prico 6d per pkt. Collections 12 varieties for 5;, post free. F. COOPER, LTD.. Coopsr's Buildings, Willis-itrtat. THE GLOVti OF TO-DAY ! REAL KAPPA. f-IAUNTLET Wrist Strap and Dome V7T Fastener. COLOURS : Tan, Brown, (4rcen. PRICK: A/£* PKR PAIR. PLACE : C. SMITH, LTD., CUBA-STREET. CHEAP STORAGE. WAXTKD you to ttorc your Furni- ture, or nn> otl'pr c!u!» of £Ouds in our Xe\% Sttmia. Lo-.vett rates, Call for Potiinuips for Ue.noving b> co.iipcienl IIILMI. ML" NT, COTTRELL AND CO., LTD., Tolephono_ 23. 1 TO JOURNALISTS" A POSITION, combining fubeditorial "^*" and chief reporteniiiii duties, is ob- tainable on a country newspaper; salary £3 10rf t>( v week. St«to age, previous ex- perience, and educational qualifications in 'Application. Apply X., care of Evening Post. l^y AXT E D T~O LET. 'W aterloo-avenue — Family Residence of 10 rooms, with all modern ccmeniunees ; reasonable rental will be taken, as owner is in AunraHn. Apply LONUMORE AXD CO., Bank N.S.W. Chambers, . 224, I.ainbtou-quay. PAS'IRYCOOK. ~ ■WKT"ANTED, first-class Pastrycook. single- handed job ; good prospects ;none but experienced men uped apply. Appli- cation.", together with references and salary required, to CATERER, Evening Vest. SLANTED, First-class BARBER, for West Coast South Island ; good wages; passago paid. Apply P. HAYMAX AND CO., Victoria-street, Wellington. MILLINER AND SALESWOMAN. W'AA'iKD, a thoroughly experienced practical Milliner, who must alto bo a good saleswoman, capable of taking chargo of jhowroom ; state experience, balury required, and enclose copies of re- ferences. Address A. Spencc, Llannevirke. A BARGAIN." WANTED to Sell, 8-roomed House, , contra city ; rental 30» week; £750 ; cash £100, balance mortgage. Apply Owner, Evening Post. "PEDIGREE BULLDOG ~£>UPSL WANWSD to Sell, 2 Ooss, J. Slut; siro Ch. Greenstone, dam Kath- leen Mavourneon. Apply G. C. Rey- iiolds, 123, Brougham-meet, Wellington. TAILORING. WANTED, Coat, Vent, nnd Troussr Hand). Watkms, Viviau-streot. TROUSERS HAND" ~~" \mr ANTED. Tr.j.utr.- 1-^d A,>ply » V sharp, W Bc-ott BetlTord, b2, Wil- lis-otreet. TO BTRBERiT WANTED, Saloon with room and con- nection ;rent 10s. 'Post' Office Storo, Watlebtown. YOUNG GIRLS" WANTED. WAXTKD. young Girls, for manufac- turing department. Apply the Dia- mond Contcccionory Co., Crawford-streot. TnTED to_ Sell, "FARM7~4IB acre!, level, Waikatu, £6 acre, including hotiK! aud outbuiklingK, cloto Main Trunk, absolutely best glowing land in Dominion; also FARM, 13U0 acre*, magnificent land, sapio distiict, £5 acre ; eheapert land North Island ; very easy terms arranged ;sample of *oil on view. J. D. MARTIN M'IXTYRE AND CO., 215, Lanibton-qiiay, Wellington. WANTED^ all my old customers To call at 177, Cuba-street; Business as usual. J. Wilkinson, lato 69, Vivian- T WANTED" Known — ~Bullen and Woolf's Picture-framing Business now carried on by J. Wilkinson, undor now mnnagemont; London cxperionco, at 177,_Cuba-street. WANTED— We' ro soiling Crockery cheap; Pla.tes Is 6d, 2s half doz.; Vegetable Dishes, Is 9tl, 2-i. Sims Hard- ware, Cuba-streot. "ITJTANTEDTCydistsTo try our Rough- " » road Tyro; thickest made; only Para Rubbor usod. J. O. Shorland^and Co.. L'uba-Etrcet, Wellington. WANTED to I'tirejiaso, an 8 or 10 roomed House, with a large section of land, within 2 miles of Veitch and Allan's corner. The property inu*t show, on tho whole of tho purchase money, a better roturn thau if it were invested under a firbE mortgage. Price not to bo more than £1300. Apply Investment, E\enmg Post. ANTED Known— Triumph Motor Bicycles are the best in the world for reliability and hill climbing. Adams, Ltd., Sple Agents. L. A. Bcnzoni, Repre- sentative. ANTED to Sell, eet English Dog-1 cart harness, Saddle, and Bridles, | also Fireproof Safe; all new and choap. | 20, Old Customhouse-street WANTED^ Known — Oust landed," '< choicest Picture Mouldings in Wel- lington. Call and sco at 11. Martin's, Limited, 34, Manners-street. WANTED— Good Glass Tumblers, Is 6d, 2s por dozen; Whito and Gold Cups^ 3 for Is. Sims Hardware, Cuba-st. WANTED— Tne Beehivo Knitting Machine Co. (N.Z.), 4, Cuba-street, want peoplo to make Hosiery for them, whole or spare time, in their own home; previous oxperienco not necessary ; con- stant employment. Writo at onf>, &r\ 734, Wellington. WANTED Known — Picture-framing j at lowest prices for best work, by J. Wilkinson, 177, Cuba-it, (lata Bullen and Woolf). WAXTED, your order for that new Suit. Endeavours to make our Suits better havo made them tho beet. Only export men employed. We guarantee tho best hand-mado Suit to order 10s cheaper than any other tailor in town. "No fit, no pay.* Unlaundricd White Shirts, puro j linen, _2s 6d eacli, equal to any laundricd shirt in town at 6s 6d. Mcston, Tailor and Mercer, 21b, Ingestre-strcct, 3 doors below National Bank. WANTED Known— Owing to dullness of the building trade, and having j a large staff of expert decorator;, paper- hangers, and painters whom I rausl keep employed, I am prepared to givo custom- ers exceptionally Good 'Work at prices that defy competition. Being a Direct Im- porter, I will sell all goods at prices most reasonable. Estimates free by telephoning No. 2043 or 2316. Thos. A. Wells, Wol- lington and Karori. WANTED Known— EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. Wanted Pur- chaser Charming Littlo Home, 4 rooms, scullery, washhouee, etc.; good garden; section has 44ft frontage to good road ; situate about 15 minutes' walk from Lower Hutt T?ost Office; owner will sac- rifice for £400; terms cash; as ho is leaving for Australia Apply 11. E. LEIGHTOX, 186, Feuthereton-street, Wellington or Lower Hutt (I\. ANSWER TO C.ORUKSPONDKXT. HA.C —You arc right when you say " Parjcer'* Celebrated Hair Tonic tins fulfilled oil it promised. We know of nothing better for the hair, and od\i<r you to Meadiiy continue it* imp It is to be had in original bottle* for thp small -urn of X from SHAW'S MEDICAL HALL, Manners-street, nnd the Cecil Buildingx, Lainbton-quny, where all goods purchased nro good and tho cheapest in] tho Dominion. WELLINGTON CRICKET ASSOCIA- TION. IN order that tho transactions for tho p*-t season may be clo*od, all claim« a^aiui.l I hi' As.iH'iation rhould bo render- ed forthwith, to THE HON. SECRETARY, P.O. Hox 578. -Wellington. VIAVI NOTICE. /"\WING to rhouge in tho North Island ilanagcincnt, tho Manager of the VIAVI COMPANY (South), No. 8, Royal Exchange Buildings, Christchurch, v.ill attend to correspondence and supply treatment until further notice. (1) "\7 r OU won't have a red noio if you cat S-P BREAD. It* mado from ■tone-ground flour, hence far moro di- ge*tible. All baker* and grocers can sup. ply it. FOR SALE. i HAUGHTON Bay-road, within six minutes I.yell Bay and tram, 4-rd. Cottage and nearly Five Acres; £USO; t*nn-. Apply Jamieton Bros., 80, Man- ner»-s>treot A LUXURY FOR WELLINGTON. MERINO MUTTON, Sweetest and Jucies!, . From the Ozouofied Hill* of Wairarapa. Unprocurablo elsewhere except at tho WAJRARAPA BUTCHERY CO., Moletiworth-tflrect, Willis-street, And Ritldiford-itrect, Newtown. PUBLIC NOTICE^ POISON LAID FOR DOGS. I THE Undersigned, give notice to y whom it may concern that I have laid poison on tho land known a* tho Dtfe.-co Rifle Range Reeervo at Trent- ham, of which I am tho Leuoe. J. V. COTTLE. Lcmoo. Trent ham, 7th April, 1910. LKFT-OFF CLOTHING. LADIES' and Gent*' Superior Misfit and I/eft-off Clothitig bought for cash * al*o Boots, Trunk*, , and Portman- teaux. Highest prices given Lottery attended to. Mrs. Pritchard, 56. Vi vian-streat. Telephone 1101. LEFT-OFF CLOTHING. MRS. BRUCE bll Reopened Business for tho Purchase of Wearing Apnarcl of all dcfcriptiouf. Highest prices given. Letter* receive prompt attention. Address Mr*. Bruee, 139, Ingcslro-itreot, next F.H Ditpcnsary. LEKT-OFF~Clothing.— 118. T«rnu«ki-*t. Mr*. Nightingale, buyer of Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children* Left-off Cloth- ing, Boot*, etc., call* at Hutt and Petonc. Writo or 'phono 2924. LEFT-OFF Clothing.— MrT^o^uWd (late Mr*. BottcriTl) give* highest ca«h price for superior Misfit and Lcft-off Clothing, Boot*. Letters attended to. 121, lugestre-stroet. Telephone 2379. _ _ "OYDAL" is an excellent healing C 5 ointment for abrasions of tho akin, old wounds, burn*, etc. 1* 6d per jar. Chemists and »toref. HOT- WATER Bag*. Buy quickly be- fore increased price, owing to advance of rubbor. Now bags; low price*; best maker. Win. Salok, Bydncy Chemist, 17, Willi»-»t rcet; * SINGERS aud Instrumentality* can Practico long* or *olo* with com- Itetent lady accomp«ni*t at F. W. Gar- diner'*, 88, Vivian-ftroct. Piano let for practice. Vacancies for pianoforte pupil«._ (1) riIHEChallrn Piano is British built, and "m. i* highly recommended. Make an early inspection. Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., Lambton-quay. LADIES' hand* cuouid~bo "SydoT hand* to bo perfect. Work doe* not harm tho hands if "Sydal" i* u»od. 1* 6d. "T INOARNIBH" is a Linolouni PolUh JLi that need* no rubbing — it* applied with a brush. All grocer*, 1* 6d. TRY our fimplo and easy monthly pay* inent plan when buying a Piano. Tho Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., Lamb* ton-quay. NEW shipment good Enema*, d*~9dT Truces, Douche*, Ladies' Requisites, lowest prices; Elwtio Stockings: Anti- fat Pills, from Zs 6d. W. Salets, Syd- ney Chemist. 17. Willi»-»treet. "OYDAL"— You pronounce tho "y" O like "i" in eido— it is ati easy word to remember, being "ladyi" ro\ersed. PULL value will be allowed on your old Piano in exchange for a now one. Call un the Wellington Piano Com- pauy, Ijimbton-quay. THE Roger Piano DOs*e**es a sweet tone, and is beit in the cottage ; in- expensive, too. The Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., Lambton-qusy. BRIEN'S Quiuine and Iron Tonio "trongthens tho tiasucs, increases mus- cular activity, and makes the blood pure. Correct* fickle appetites. Price 2* and 3s 6d per bottle. R. C. Brien, Chemist, 221, Cuba-street. " MAKE your brasses ahine by u*ing Sidol, the Bost Metal Polish, non- inflammable. All grocers. AS a Table Water Puriri is unequalled. It possesses all the attribute* of a dcliciou* sparkling beverage combined with most valuablo medicinal properties. 1 EDDY^ear Hat~Pin», sterling »ilvor, 1* 6d. Hammond and Patrick, 74, Manners-street. fTtHE Cballcn Piano is built to last, and X it is British built throughout. Sole agents— Tho Wellington Piano Co., Ltd., Lambton-quay . "CSYDAL" (Wilton's Hand Emmolient) >O demise* tho pore* and stimulates the action of tho akin. All chemist*. I*^ 6d. SIDOL, tho Magio Metal Polish; the polush that last*; non-inflammable All grocers. Ask for Sidol. WHY uko soda water with your liquor, wine, or milk, when Puriri Mineral Water will add a delightful map and sparkle to tho drink. 1 ASHING the hands with tho aid of "Sydal" makes them smoother, whiter, and cleaner than before. Avoid substitutes. Is 6d. "T IXOABNISH" %t»U X iv« your Lino^ JLi loums a glassy lustre, make your furniture look better, besides raving a year's floor polishing. All grocers, Is 6d. SOME Pianos keep their lono for a littlo while, but the Pleycl Piano is- Kwoet all the tune. Tho Wellington Piano Co.. I<ambton-quay. - ' H~~AVE jou trinl ~'Svdal" (Wilton's Hand Emollient) ? If not, do so st once. Avoid tubititutci. 1* 6d. All chemist* and storti.

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  • BIRTHS.

    SCOTLAND.— On the 2>>th February, 1910, toMr. and Mr*. E.Scotland— a son.

    BIRD.— On the 6th April, 1910. at "Coorong."Tasman-itrect, the wife of Frank C. Bird

    —a M>n.

    THOMAS.— Ob tbe lOtfi April, 1910. at 41.Bklwell street, to Mr. and Mr*. H. S.Thomas— twin daughter*.

    DEATHS.

    EDWARDS.— On the 10th April, 1910, at 9S.Majoribanks-strect, Mary, the bek>\td »ifeof Richard H. Edwards, nuilder; aged 56years. Her end was ptace. Xo flower*.(By request).

    HOCGHTOX.— On Sunday, the 10th April, athis

    -residence, 252, Wellington-terrace, Wil-

    liam Houphton. Chief Inspector NationalBank of Xew Zealand, Limited; agrd 49years. The funeral will leave his late re»i-denrc at 3JO p.m. on Tuesday, the 12thApril.

    WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND, MONDAY. APRIL 31. 1910.No. 84.VOL. LXXIX. JO PAGES. ONE PENNY.

    The Evening Post

    VELVETEENS!"■tTKI.VKThEX.S will be much worn this» \ inr-r ll,py will be u'«l in avariety of way*, ami everyone will need\ ehtt^nns. The New Houto is now show-ing fome rich good*.At 1? lltl a yard, in light and dark brown,

    na\}, electric, greenAt Z* 6d a yard, in navy, brown, electric,

    vieux rti!

    t valuo in tonn. Buy yourBlankets to-day at LINDBERG'S/Cuba-■■trret. Ho sells cheau.WANTED, Kitchen~\v*oman? ~App"lv22, Manners-street.WANTED, good" Cook: albo~Housc-moid-Waitresi*. Apply 3, Kensing-ton-street.WANTED, a respectable Lad, to makehimself useful and learn a trade.Apply Fruhling, Lambton-quay.

    WANTKD? an Office Boy. ~Apply~ioU. E. Warburton, 148, Feathcrston-strcet.WAXTED. a reapeelable Boy, for thefhop. Apply Elson, chemist,Conrte-naj'-plaec.S7S7"

    -ANTED, a smart Junior for nier-» t cory and drapery. Apply A.Dindoro, 57, Manners-street."ANTED~to"Sen?Organ, almost new,

    very cheap. Apply livening Post.

    WWrANTKb7Tradesmen] Alex. Tur-ner, Decorator, Tho Square, Pal-merston North.WANTED, Ironers. Apply ExcelsiorLaundry, 83, Adelaide-road.WAXTKD, bymarried couple, furnishedliotl and Sittingroom,. with use ofconvenience", central. Apply C, EveningPost.WANTED~SsII, good clear-toned Piano,iron frame, full trichord, overstrung, 'finest vialnut case, £18. Anderson's, 330,

    [ Tinakori-roac'.to Sell, a St. Bernard Dog;*» . good breed. Apply St. Bernard,|Evening Post.

    W~AXTED to Let, large Room, fire-plao?. inWillis-rtreet, with beds orviihonl. Apply first houpe back Godber,Painters, Willis-street.WANTKD, smart young Girl, shop.Apply Talkerics, Willis-street.WANTKD, Girl 'or bookbinding do-parlment;no experience neceitary.

    IAiijny ]oß.t ofElectrical and Tramway Engineer in con-nection with tho design, construction, andmanagement of thrir tramway and elec-trical undertakings. Ho must bo a dulyqualified electrical engineer, and will berequired to devote his whole time to theundertakings of the Borough. ftal^rv£1000 per annum. Engagement for nlixed period of threo years Schedule ofduties can he obtained from tho undeeign-od. Applications to bo submitted on orbeforo 4 p.m. on Thursd&y, tho 21st inst.

    T. W. WALKEK.Town Clerk.

    Town, Hall, Inveicargill,Bth April, 1910."

    WANTED KNOWN.IMPORTANT TO HOUSEHOLDERS.VICTORIA LAUNDRY.

    MESSRS. P. WILLS AND SONS no-tify the Public that they havoopened a receiving depot nt 121 KIDDI-FORD-STREET (opp. Wesloyan Chunb).flours 7.30 ;i.in. to 8.30 p.m. 'Phone 613.Works— Bß and 98, HAi\TSON-STRKET._Proprietors— P. WILLS AND SONS.

    WANTED.WANTED Knoivn— ihat tho City andSuburban Co-oporativo BuildingSocjety aro floating n Third Is?uo of thoSociety. Compulsory Saving and grcplBenefits. Money Lent on First Mortgageswithout interest, on Second Mortgages atlow rates. Any number of shares can botaken from 1to 10, payable U per shareper week. List nearly complete. Applica-tion forms and all information fromJames Dykes, Secretary, Gualtcr Dykesand Co., Foathcrston-strcet.

    "WXTANTED, Houeckocpers to inspect ourstock of Cutlery, Enamelware and

    Aluminiumware. Our Old Shop for thoBargains.

    UNITED HARDWARE HOUSE,60, Cuba-street.

    WA N TED KN O W isTIWON'T BE UNDERSOLD.CHEAPSIDE, RIiVANS-STREET.

    Gapecial-JLI ist. Freckles and Skin Stains re-moved; Grey Hair Restored: Thin andFalling Hair and Dandruff Cured. Pre-parations 3s bottle. Advice free. 8,Hume's Buildings, 102, Willis-streot. 1

    ADAME MANTEL, Stewart DawsonChambers. Ornamental Hair

    Work every description; transformation,355; toupees. 255; dresses, 7s 6d; comb-ings mounted, 2s oz; Hair Stains, anyColours, 2s 6d bot. Tuesdays and Fri-days. 10 to 4.

    DON'T neglect four health. If youfeel tired, nervous, and despondent,unfit for business, or pleasure, takeFletcher's Phosphatonio at once, beforea serious breakdown results. Fletcher'sPhosphatonic will quickly restore you.Itcontains the elements needful to yoursystem; nourishes tho brain, tones up thodigestion, and strengthens tho body.Strong nerves, gjood appetite, brightspirits areall regained by using this cele-brated Vitaliser, 2s 6d and 4s 6d perbottle post-free from C'has. A. Fletcher,Pharmapiet, 292, Lambton-quuy, Welling-ton. (Sole address).

    FURNITURE?/"HASH Buyers Furniture of every de-VJ ecription. Bankrupt and surplus|»tocks. Richardson Bros.. 206, Cuba-st. 1

    TENDERS

    WILL be received by the undersignedup to Xcon of MONDAY, 18th 'instant, for tho purchase of any of 24«epante lot* of Complete WoodworkingPlant at Wakclin'e"Factory, Gordon-ctreet, .v indent agent's sample sets ofFL'KS a;itl IVII'FFS, at English cost.Beautiful Bear, Marmot, and FoxalineSeti-, prices from 4^ 6d to 70s each.Three exceptionally fine Bciir Set?, Fur

    and .MidF, six and hc\en guineas.Tho«j aro worth beeing.

    CxVTEUEIi AND CAREY,CUBA-STREET

    WAXTKD r.. Sell, conipleic Rubber£tamp-making Outfit and Stock,together or separate. 72, lliiiniitu.i-iot.d, KilbiruieWANTED,' a'Tad? tcTd^ve"a""ho'-^Mcft employer at Dyke's Stabler,Th'jrndon-qua.v, ro-nit;ht.\\?^TANTKD, immediately, riousemaid-▼ T Waitress. Apply Sin. Orm«.bfiO,98, Dixon-»treet. vWANTED, Lodgings, insunny localitynear town for invalid lady. A|>-ply,stating terms, to G.M., Evening Post.WAXTKD, Cook-General;no washing;housemaid kept ;. thrco in iamily.Apply at Evening Post office.

    AXTEJ"), a Horse or strong Cob forspring trap; sound and cheap.Apply Sawyer,Nai-nai.

    WANTED^T~do7e^T Wyandotte Pul-lot», white preferred. ApplyWellington College.

    W;ANTEDrbrighrhWlthy Girl (about17) to mind baby, from 9 till 6o'clock; references required. Mrs.Sulney^BricejjDoldiesbrae, Thorndon.WANTBD~to~SeII,Second-hand Cloth-ing Business; no opposition; sell-ing through ill-health. Apply Eveningl\t^_

    ANTED to Let, large sunny Front;koonis, fireplace, and cupboards;

    gi ound iioor ; furnished and unfurnished.Apply 2, Knigge-avenue,by Skating Rink.

    ANTED, Boardr~aiid~Rendenee byyoung lady, Te Aro end, 15 minutes'

    walk (i.P.O. Apply W.M., E\ening Poet.WAN'IKD, kind motherly person (mustbe of good character) to Adopthealthy baby boy, 5 months old, good par-entage; premium given. Apply Bona.Fide, Evening Po/t.

    WANTED toLet,comfortably-furnishedfront Bedroom, ground floor. Ap-ply 57, Ihorndon-quay.

    WANTED to~Buy, pair ladies' ball-bearing Skates, good order. Stat*price to Roller, Post Agency, Newtown.WANTED, in good boardinghouse,Situation by mother and daughter(I9j;mother good cook, thoroughly un-derstands duties; must ho good wages.Urgent, P0., LylteltonWAXTKD, Someone to take chargeof children duringafternoons. Ap-ply Mrs. Hunter, Upland-road, Kelburne.

    WANTED to Sell, Pony, VanT Haivncos, with good Business; goingconcern; £40. Business Exchange, 176,Willis-street.

    ANTED, a partly-furnished FroatRoom, with fireplace and uso ofconveniences. Apply X.Y., FiveningPost.

    WANTED, Position as Housekeeper,by thoroughly experienced lady;r.ood refiTPnce-o Apply TVleta, Evqni'ngPo«hWANTED, Safe, medium size. Ap-ply Edward Anderson »nd Co.,Ltd., Willis-stroet.WANTED, about 20th April, smallFurnished Cottage, seaside; lowrent. Particulars toPost, OfUee Box 593.WANTED, »U oncp, good plainIroiiers. Apply Moncncff's Laun-dry, 67-71, Tory-street.

    WANTED" Sell," "Firewood, 5> load}Bricks, 2s 6d; Galvanised Iron,Shop Windows, Counters, Shelving, Cor-ner Manners and Herbert streets

    WANTKb7~tor~TrenUiain, GeneralServant; good home. Apply 21,Little 'Pipitea-6treet. "__W"ANTRD"to""^cTT, {inT~6-roomedHouse,Wiih motor shed, lurge aco-tion; central. Busines-i Exchange, 175,Willis-stroot. _WANTKD Tenders for alterationsuud additions to rctre&hmcntlooms, Karori, labour only. Apply,after b any evening, on prcmfrp». -

    ANTEDi Young Woman, assisthousov/ork and washing, .icar

    Wanganui. Apply 3, Shaunon-atrecl.Telophons 1694.

    ANTED, a smart Boy to learn th«business. Duncan and MacintOili,

    Ma'ineiS-slreet.Shirt Siiichiniau-, best

    v/oik and prices; ulho Young^Girl,fmiaher. Apply Morri.son, BeebivoChambers, Courtenay-ploce.WANTED, by young luiiy,Board andResidence, .-icinity Brougham-st,Kiutf> 'erms to Refinement, Eveninj; Post.

    WANTEDTto'Tct," krgt" front Bed-SiUtingro'jm to vc-pjftablc marriedcouple Apply 9, Jt'si-ie-slrcci.WANTED, Sirußlion in ladies' tailoringbusiness?, in any capacity; experi-enced cutter. Apply Cultpr, EveningPost.

    WANTED to Sell, Horse andHarness;a bargain for cash;Eacrifiec. Ap-ply 64-, Kent-terrace.

    ?lXTEp7o~Senrtire""c7-rtrnta clj-roomed Cottage, c "Ural; rent 11s

    per week;sacrifice. Apply M, K.Gnt-ter«race.WANTED, Canvafcr, octdcoi pi\olo-gvapUy; jjood apj-^ratus "-upplie''■sharo scpljm. Tvrite Jronerial, NewWwrP.O.

    WANTED? "Bciald"~and"~Kesidcnce byjoimg man, vicinity Sydnoy-rtrcG*-.Thorndon, f-ingle room. Apply Hami

    '

    Evening Post.WANTED, by young luiiy engageddur-ing day, Board and Residence, pri-vate family. Apply A.8., EveningPoit.WANTED to Let?s-~roomed House, h.and c. warcr, c.1., iacre, handyKhandaUah or Kaiwarra trains ApplyLawns, Evening Post.

    ANTED, domesticated Help, forabout fivo weeks. Apply No. 11,

    Brougham-avenue,

  • PRESENTATION OF FLAGS.SALUTED AT THE TERRACE

    SCHOOL.

    This morning, at the Terrace School,fhe flags (Union Jacks) subscribed forby the pupils of Wellington schools forpresentation to the schools of Wellington,England, were duly saluted. This weekthey are to be forwarded to their des-tination. Accompanying them is thofollowing letter :—:

    —"To his Worship the Mayor of Wel-

    lington, England.—

    Dear Sir,—

    Thepupils of the public schools of the cityof Wellington, New Zealand, have re-cpntly procured a Union Jack for pre- jsentation to the public schools of yourjcity;and we now have the pleasure offorwarding this flag to your care, withthis covering letter of explanation.

    "Our 'Wellington' wasnamed after thefamous Field-Marshal, and not after anyparticular town in the Homeland;hutthe identity of name is quite a sufficientreason for the desire to get into closertouch with the 'Wellington' in tho Bri-tish Isles.

    "The sentiment which prompt* thisgift of a flag from school children toschool children is an excellent one, andone tobe cultivated in tho rising genera-tion in all the scattered States and Do-minions of our Empire.

    "Young New Zealanders are quite asloyal to that Empire as are the citizen*of the Old Country, and they realisequite as keenly the necessity for its con-tinued unity and continued progress;the 13.000 miles of seaway interveningform no barrier to their lively interestin the welfare of their fellow citizens inthe British Isles.

    "When our New Zealand flag is flyingfrom the flagstaff? of our schools, ouryoung people's thoughts aro directedthereby not only to New Zealand, theirnativeland, but also to theBritish Isles,foi in tlie corner of our national flag,prominently displayed, is the UnionJack. So would we wish that those whoare young in Great Britain should some-times have their thoughts directed to thefact that there is another Britain in theAntipodes in which they ought to beinterested, and a race growing up underSouthern skies which has, on more thanone occasion, shown its willingness tomake sacrifices for the Empire, andwhich cherishes the sentiment that it isnot forgotten in the Homeland of therace. Itis not without significance thatthe Young Australian and the YoungNew Zealander who have never eeen,and who probably n«ver will see, thehistoric islands in the North Atlantic,constantly refer to the British Isles as'Home.'

    "We are proud of ourMotherland andits history, hopeful of onr own future asa portion of the Empire, and anxiousthat our children and your childrenshould grow up resolved to stand byeach other in whatever times of trial thefuture may have for us.

    "This flag which we send to you hasbeen duly saluted by our school cadets

    —cadets that form an integral part of theterritorial forces of our Dominion;andnow, on behalf of the children of Wel-lington, New Zealand, we beg toremain,in terms of loyalty and affection."

    LAWN TENNIS.

    DISTRICT TOURNAMENT.[BT TBLEGBAPH

    —X'KZSS ASSOCIATION.?

    CHRISTCHURCH, 10th April.In the Canterbury Lawn Tennis Asso-

    ciation's Easter tournament, which wascontinued yesterday, Ballantyne andMiss A. Cox (received 15) beat Mait-land and Miss Campbell (received 15),6—26—

    2 in the final combined handicap firstgrade.

    NAPIER,10th April.1 Matches inconnection with theHawkesBay Lawn Tennis Club's Easter tourna-ment, withone exception, were includedon Saturday, and were won by the fol-lowing players :

    —Men's Handicap Sin-

    gles, Fenwicke;Ladies' Handicap Sin-gles, Miss li-vine; Men's HandicapDoubles, Nelson andMackenzie;Ladies'Handicap Doubles, Misses Bolton andSnow-Clark ;Combined Handicap Dou-bies, Lyttelton and Miss Hill; Men'sChampionship Singles, Tipping; Men'sChampionship Doubles, Tipping andEbbett.

    CORRESPONDENCE.♥.

    CHEAPER ELECTRIC LIGHT.TO THE EDITOH.

    Sir,—

    In Saturday's issue of IhePost,Dr. Newman (as did Mr. Wilfoid in hisfirst address) advocates cheaper light,and suggests the flexible wiring system,provided the Fire Underwriters' As-sociation will alter their present rules(which rules are carried out through-out Australasia) jji order to allow thissystem to be carried out. Inmy opinionthe present trouble lies at tho* Welling-ton City Council's own door, and mightI, as an electrician, offer a few sugges-tions which, if carried out, will be themeans of & great reduction in the in-stallation of the electrir light andpower in houses and buildings.

    (1.) Adopt the Fire Underwriters'wiring table, which allows 2000 amperesto the square inch as against 1000 as atpresent required by the corporation.

    (2.) For the corporation to carry theirmains right to the switchboard (in con-duit as at present), and erect their ownmeter boards, also the main cut-out.

    (3.) Reduce the cost of current.Strict rules are essential for the in-

    stallation of the.electric light, and Ithink the Fire Underwriters' rules arethe best to adopt. At the present timewe have two sets of rules to carry out,each contradicting tho other (in somecases), and many so called unwrittenrules. Why not adopt one set of rules,then the contractors and men wouldknow exactly what had to be carriedout. This, with the Underwriters' wir-ing table (which will allow double thepresent number of lights) will reducethe present cost to about half. In Aus-tralia (Melbourne), the corporationcarrytheir mains (free of cost) to the switch-board, and erect their own main fuseand meter board. If the WellingtonCorporation were to do this, the wiringportion of a house would cost verylittle. The contractor would, simplycarry out the wiring with fittings, anderect a marble switchboard, leaving twowires long enough to connect into themeter on one side, and the main cut-out on the other. It would take a manabout a day to connect a house inthis way with the street wires, which'cost could be borne by the coiporatiouvery easily. Most contractors in Wel-lington agree that this would be themeans of every house being connectedwith the corporation main*. The pre-sent cost of Current is iather high, andcould be reduced a little, even thoughthe metallic filament lamps cost solittle to burn. The following i» thecost per unit in Australia:

    —Sydney, 3d

    for light, l£d for power;Melbourne,4d for light, 2d for power. Certainlytho high voltage makes a great differ-ence, viz., 230 and 240, but still theWellington charges could be reduced.As far as the flexible wiring system isconcerned, Ifor one would like to 6ceany electrician in Wellington ,finich asix-roomed house in one day, under thecorporation's rules, and would go so faras to say such would be impossible.When tho Electrical Syndicate had thelighting businoss, a great deal of in-ferior work was done, and had Jit notbeeu for our Fire Underwriters' Inspec-tor (Mr. Ware), we should have had afew electricalBus. Let the corporationenforce their present bylaw, and notallow boys and youths to install thewiring in a house or building (such hasbeen the case lately), but only licensedwiremen, then electrical flren are im-possible. One particular cr^e aboutthree years ago was enough to start atire that camo under my notioe. Oidiu-ary bell-wire was nailed to the raftersin the ceiling, and tho lights takenfrom this where required. The Electri-cal Inspector can give plenty of cases,but none hardly as bad as the above.—

    1am, etc.,LICENSED WIREMAX.

    Wellington, 11th April, 1910.

    JERRY BUILDING.to rae editor.

    Sir,—l do not wish to takeup too muchspaoe of your paper, but Iwish to endorseI.C. Watts's remarks in his letter of yes-terday* issue concerning the jerry build-ing of dwellings at the present lime in thosuburbs of the City of Wellington. Writ-ing to you as one who has seen manycountries of the world and their modes ofbuilding of dwellings, one cannot help butfeel pained at the prc'ont existing condi-tions as set out in the lciter. In inj-firmbelief theeo houses that are beingput upat the present by the jerry and opeoulat-iug builders wil] in fifteen years henceequal those of tho slum tenements of theOld Country or thote of Haining-ttrect,which, Iam sure, aro a terrible eye-soreto every Wellington citizen. Writing asone who is connected with tho trade, myestimate of cost of land, labour, and mate-rial lor the four-roomed house typo wouldnot exceed £250. Then they are advertisedon the market at about £450, with eaeyterms, to tho worker. But beforo ho willhavo paid the balance, with interest, hi*what vrnn once a beautiful homo will benot further fit for habitation. Now, sir, ifWellington want* to keep in the frontrank a* being a dean, sanitary, and pic-turcoquo city, this kind of building work"hould be put a stop to at once; becauseanyone with senseknows that tho Advance*to Worker*' Department will not mort-gage on thjem. We have what are calledliceusod plumberw, fully qualified trades-men, but when all is said they are anabsolute farce, whilst the other branch ofthe building trade 1* allowed to do a* itlike*. Anyone- inspecting some of thesehouses would find that toe plumbing andsanitary work was tho only decent jobabout them; and the abominable work iscovered up with a good wall-paper. Kow,sir, Iconsider this an opportune timo toget the opinions of our city father* to bethat are contesting the mayoralty. Truit-ing a more abler pen than mine will takethis matter up,—l am, Pic,

    SOLOMON'S TEMPLE.9th April.

    PETONE RIFLE CLUB.♥

    The Pctono Rifle Club continued thethird aggregate match la«t Saturday.The ranges were 300 and GOO yards; ten"hots at etch. The following are theprincipal scores:

    —

    Rflmn. Ayson (4), 81; Rflmn. Caldwcll(0), 80; Rllnin. Coulter (3), 74." Legs-in for trophies.

    Rflmn.. Spencor has won outright thotrophy donated by Mr. L. W. Ludwig.

    The recent boisterous weather at theBlurt considerably hampered the operu-tiuns of the oyster merchants. Thestorage bedsar« someHtU«-distance fromthe wharf, and communication was dimcult owing to tho 6*vere westerlyi\e*ther. On W«dne*day one boat wascapwized and her cargo emptied into theM?a. In order to avoid *uuh liakit infuture the merchants aro in communica-tion wiuh the raHway authorities togrant a siding at a point opposite thebed*. For tome reason the departmenthah hitherto declined compliance, butnow that tho traffic hub proved itselfabsolutely dangeious, it it. hoped (tayea Southern ionUmporaiy) that th* objec-tion* will no luncai- b« allowed to itandid tha way.

    rushed to the spot, where Moguire laygroaning.

    Quartermain fired twice at the re-treating figure of a man, but beforethe eon-stables could seize him he hadvanished into tho darkness,— no oneknewwhither.

    This occurred at 8 o'clock. Th? ser-geant was conveyed to the hospital aftera doctor had been summoned.

    THE SEARCH CONTINUED.Reinforcements hurried to the scene,

    and a cordon was thrown round thewhole block, it being believed that Po-welka was in hiding somewhereamongst the houses, most of which aresurrounded by gardens and trees.

    Heavy rain fell subsequently, but allthrough the night the polica and citizenskept a ceaseless vigil, challengingpassers-by, and investigating every sus-picious movement. At daybreak a* care-ful search was made of the whole block.As soon as it was light enough to see,tho Ferguson-street Block was searched,but the Quarry had flown. Evidently hehad left the scene immediately afterSergoant Maguire had been shot. Sometime

    —̂probably three-quartersof an hour— elapsed between the tragedy and the

    posting of sentinels, so that the perpe-trator had an ample interval in whichto escape.

    TWO FIRES CONNECTED.A connecting link between the HigJi

    School firo of 1uesday nijjht and the out-break at Millar ana Giorgi's premiseswas discovered yesterday, when the lat-ter found in the shop a belt of peculiarpattern, similar to those worn by theHigh School Cadets, but which the firmdo not stock.

    Naturally, last night's happeningshavecaused a great sensation in the town,and are the sole topic of conversation.Some women on the outskirts of thetown have come into the town to live, jand numbers of citizens have purchasedarms.

    STATEMENT BY HAMPTON.Hampton states that on Sunday ho

    found traces in hi* orchard of a manhaving slept undor a tree on Saturdaynight. Theio were marks on the graes,of half-eaten apples, and a club newlycut from a tree. He determined toawait the man's return, and accordinglywent into the garden after nightfall. Hesaw an. intruder climb a fenco on theopposite side of the road, and enter bythe gate. Immediately Hampton wentpost-haste for the police. On his returnSergeant Maguire went round the firstcorner of the houee, encountered a manstanding at the doorway, and at once«closed with him. Hampton and Quar-teimain came running over, and theshooting followed.

    SERGEANT MAGUIRE'SCONDITION.

    Sergeant Maguire is desperatelywounded. He was operated on at thehospital last night. The bullet hadpenetrated the stomach and bowels, andliis condition is critical. j

    PETONE AND HUTTITEMS.

    FRIENDLY SOCIETIES' DEMON-STRATION.

    Large crowds visited tho Petone Recrea-tion Ground on Sunday afternoon on theoccasion of a united frieudly societies'demonstration. A procession, marshalledby Bro. Mulling, which marched from therailway station, comprised representativesfrom tho followingorders " Forestera (twolodges), Oddfellon'b (two lodges), Druids(two lodge')i Rcchabitee, Hibernians, andLady Foresters. The gathering was holdwith the object of augmenting the fundsof tho proposed Jubilee Orphanage. Eachof the speakers at the demonstration

    —Mr.

    'I M. Wilford, M.P.. Mr. .7. W. M'Ewan(Mayor of Petone), Mr. E. P. Bunny(Mayor of Lower, Hutt). and Mr. J. Ker-shaw (corresponding secretary of the NewZealand branch M.U., 1.0.0.F., P.D.P,)—eulogistically referred to tho grout benefitsderivable from being associated withfriendly societies. Mr. Kershaw. in thecourse of a lengthy address, touched inparticular on tho commendable object inview that afternoon, detailing the progressof the movement. Tho effortmade in1887reslieed £241, and although no specialeffort had been put forward since thattime, yet to-day, as the result of carefulinvestment, the fund was in credit to thoextent of £780. The speaker enjoined onlodge members the necessity of consideringa scheme of making a small contributionto tho orphanage fund of about twopenceper annumon whatever small amount wasdecided upon. As an instance of the pos-sibilities of tho working of the proposal,he pointed out how, if the 6070 lodgemem-ber* in Wellington bad been contributingon the proposed basis since Jubilee year,the fund to-day would have been £1000,withcompound interest £2000, greater thanit was. After paying a tribute to thothrift of members, Mr. liemhaw proceededto advocate tho setting up ,of a conferenceof city_and suburban lodges on the sub-ject, with the objeot of drawing up somedefinite plan of campaign.Inconnection with tho Petone SalvationArmy, the annual harvest festival com-

    menced on Sunday morning, when Adju-tant Gardner delivered a stirring address,taking for hit text:"The harvest i* greatand the labourer* aro few."

    Members of Potone and WellingtonWorking Men's Clubs fraternised at Pctonaon Saturday afternoon in an inter-clubcricket match. Victory went to the visi-tors by seven wickets. Peton«'s total was79 runs. At. the conclusion of tho matchthe Wcllingtonians were entertained atthe EmpireHotel.

    SHOOTING FATALITY.EX-WELLINGTON RESIDENT

    KILLED.

    Mr. Wyvern William's, third son ofMr. T. C. Williams, of Hobson-street,Wellington was accidentally shot at Kai-Eara Heads yesterday, and succumbed tois injuries shortly afterwards. Thedeceased

    —who wasa native of Welling-

    ton and about 40 years of age—

    was theowner of a sheep station in the Kaiparadistrict, and had resided on it for eightyears. He was educated at WellingtonCollego and Canterbury College. Lastyear he was married to the only daugh-tei of Mr. Maurice Mason, of Hastings.

    Messrs. Guy ang»nuj, and i'oxtoa,

    TO BUILDERS.

    fTIENDERS are-invited, to close noon ofJL Monday, the 18th instant, for Altera-tions andExtensive Additions, inbrick, tothe Match Factory of Messrs. B. Bell andCo., Ltd., Newtown. Tenders to be de-posited, and plans and particulars seen, atthe office of

    WM. C. CHATfTELD,Architect.

    Stewart Dawson's Chamber?,2nd April,1810.

    TO JOINERS.

    /TIENDERS are united up to Noon of-»" 15th April for Making and Fixing of

    Seats for Baptist Church, Brooklyn.Plans at my office, 135, Feathemon-st.

    H. T. JOHNS,Architect.

    TO-BUILDERSfTIENDERS are invited for ErectingX Bank Premises at Raetihi. Ohakune,and Ngaruawahia for the Bank of NewZealand, to close on- Wednesday, 20thApril,at noon.-

    J. CHARLESWORTH,Architect.

    18, Grey-street^WELLINGTON EDUCATION BOARD.HPENDERS are invited for the followingX Works:— '

    KDfG'S-ROAD, LOWER HUTT— NewSchool. Tenders close Thursday, 21stApril, at Noon. Plans, etc., may be6een at office, of Messrs. J. Barlow andCo., Ltd., Lower Hutt,and at Educa-tion Board Office, Wellington.

    NEWTOWN— ForLaying 21-inch Earthen-waro Storm Water Drain. Tendersclose Monday, 16th April, at Noon.Plan*, etc., may be se«n at tho Edu-cation Board Office.

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    G. L. STEWART,Secretary.

    TO CONFECTIONERS.rTTHE Hastings Permanent Picture Co.,X Ltd., invite tenders.for the Lease, ofShop in front of their new theatre, withright to 6ell sweet 6in theatre. This isan excellent opportunity for a good spec,is tho confectionery line, as there is n»opposition in tho same itrect. Hasting*being one of the most go-ahead inlandtowns in the Dominion, with a populationof 700 persons, and on the increase daily,this should call forth attention by thoffowho wiah iostart ina goodbusiness town.Particulars can be obtained from R.Sorenson, Manager, Hastings, HawkeeBay, or John Fuller and Sous, Welling-ton.TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.HAVING taken over the Sand andGravel of the late H. D. Craw-ford's Estate, and lately carried on byMr. H. Laraberg, we beg to notify thatwe are prepared to deliver same atmoderate rates. Garden and Shell Gravel,Sandy Manure and Top-dressing Speciali-ties Telephones 886 and 1094.

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  • THE EVENING POST, MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1910.one of her hind legu since her arrival,and her' trainer was a bit anxious lest'he might be ehort of a gallop. Marengoj was not started with any notion thathe might prevail, but rather with thedual object of Mipporting the race andfinding out whether he could May. Un-fortunately he pulled up very lame, andit ik feared he has ruptured v suspensoryligament. If this nhould be bo it is ex-tremely bad; luck for his owner*, for,Having been consistently in tho wars,the colt has never been seen at anythinglike his beM. Tho race it*elf wuk adixtinctly pretty one. Though v strongtpace was cet, Ingoda, who waa nicelyhandled by Hatch, was always runningalong well within hemclf, and when ask-ed to go to the front at the distance,ahe promptly responded,and won easilyby a bare length in the record time of3min 2nec. Her performance was athoroughly meritorious one,andmakesherout to be a very smart filly indeed, forthough Milan was not the filly rhe wason Wanganuj Cup day no excuse can bemade for Kilwinning, who wax beatenfairly and squarely upon his merits.

    There being not late-hour withdrawals,a nice field of ten lined up for the Au-tumn Handicap, the result of which wasalmost universally regarded a* being do-cidodly open. EquitasV appearancearoused considerable interest, and whensho was «een to be in good fig, backersmade a rush to get their money on.Those who knew her best,however, werenot at all confident of her ability toscore. Her owner summed up the posi-tion to a nicety. "Sho had a mosttedious journey down from Auckland inthe train," were his words to me o» we

    ilooked her over in the weighing enclo-sure, "and on arrival she was right offcolour. Since being here sho has pickedup a bit, but Idon't like to see her onher toeb the way she is, «nd Iamafraidshe will go mad during the first sixfurlongs and1 so beat herself." Thus ex-actly it happened. Oliver did hih besttosteady her without nulling her about,but it was no use, ana for five furlongsshe was tearingalong in front at a greatrate. Then her rid the remit ofthe ronnd, for while Parnell is only twopoints ahead of North Shore, the Utterhas an easy match. The result of yes-terday's play was :—:

    —North Shore %. Ponsonby.

    —North

    Shore, first innings 133, Ralfe 27. Prime21. Kallender 21. Snedden took fourwickets *o»- 47. Ponsonby scored 75 for■he wiiic.ts. Snedden 24 not out. How-den in*Sve -viekels for 31.

    Grafton v. Vnivemty.—

    Grafton, firstinning* 216 for nine vmckets, Mason 73,E.,Horspoo« 42, H. D. Hill 53. Fenviok took five wickets for 38.

    Parnell v. Eden.— Parnell. first in-nings 170, Sale 52, Andraea 38, Wright24. George took six wickets for 28.Eden. 20 for two wickets.

    A Tokomaru Bay correspondent tele-graphs that that township was cut offfcv the storm from communication withthe outer world for a whole wt«k.

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    MR SHORT REFUSES £1600 FORTWO.

    (»T TttEGIAPH— SPECIAL TO THK POST.)FEILDING, Tim Day.

    What is aaid to be a world's recordprice for stud sheep was offered onSaturday to Mr. Ernest Short, of Par-orangi, for two of the rams which heis taking to the* Argentine for competi-tion at the coming Centennial Show atBuenos Ayrec. Mr. Wm. ,Akers, thewell-known Linton (Paimerston North)breeder, commissioned Mr. Chat. Carr,of Feilding, to purchase two of theShort Romneys. Mr. Carr went out toParorangi and inspected the Short studflock, and as a result met Mr. Shortin Feilding, and offered £800 each forthe two animals he selected. Mr.Akers was prepared to write out achequeat once for the £1600. Mr. Shortrefused the "ffer, as the ..wo rams se-lected by Mi. Carr were the pick ofthe flock for the Argentine, and withoneof them ha hopes to win the world'schampiensnip against tne Englishbreeders at Buenos Ayree. Mr. Shortand hir competitive contingent leaveFeiiding for South America on the 19thinst. Mr. E. 3. Riddiford,of theHutt.one of the best judges of sheep in theDominion, declares that tne Short Rom-neys that are going to the Argentine,are worth £5000, and their departurewill be a distinct loss to New Zealand,but if Mr. Short- wins the world'schampionship it will demonstrate thatXew Zealand can breed better rheepthan even Kent, the home of the Rom-aey breed. Mr. James Knight, aSouthdown breeder, of Feilding, ac-companies Mr. Short on his tonrof theSouth American countries after the Cen-tennial Show.

    MASTERTON COURT CASES.[BX TELEOIUFH

    —SPECIAL TO THE POST.J

    MASTERTOX, 9th April.At the Magistrate^ Court yesterday,

    a native named Joe Waaka, owning 500acres of land on the East Coast, wasfined 40s and costs lor failing to de-stroy the .abbits on his property.Stock Inspector Webb >ai4 the informa-tion.

    Geo. Donovan, on the information ofIInspector Hubbard. was fined 20s andcosts, for exposing sheep for sale *T. SB■k yet tine higher priced-than--the-otherkind. AmbeK-TifesiM JBKjEjg all thata garni tea can weilbe. The flavour is excellence OSSjp|} itself, the strength uneqnalled,andas awholesomee&mulant Hhkb( it undoubted?ranksfirst. r>HBIgS Itcanbetaken vrithbenefit bythose-of wyk«Ugjtfifln anSH and since apound ofAmber Tips will make raoce -of n|g tea thanany other brand, it presents the additional.ottrac- §BOT tion of beingeconomical as well. In?

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  • THlfl EVENING POST, MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1910.

    AGONY OF ECZEMABEYOND WORDS

    ■

    Whole Bedy aMass of Raw, Tor-turingHumsr— Hair AllFell Outand Ears Seemed Ready to Drop€HF- Clothing Would Stick toBleeding Flesh

    — Hoped DeathWould ERd Fearful Suffering.

    CASE SEEMED HOPELESSBUTCUTICURA CURED HER

    .1* >"Words cannot describe the terrible

    eczemaIsuffered -with. Itbroke outonsay beictandkept spreadinguntil itcoveractwfcl-fcliole body. Imas almost.a.solid manofsores fromhead to foot.-Ilookedmore like a piece of raw beefthan » rhusaan being. The pain andagony (leftdured seemed more than Icouldbear. Bloodandpus oozed fromthe gre^sore onmy scalp, fromundersay fingwvijaila,and nearly all over mybody. My ears were, so crusted andBWollea.T%aa'afraid they would breakoff. Every "hair in my head fell out.Icould'not sit down; for my clotheswould stick tip the raw and bleedingflesh,'makingmecryout fromthepain.My family— 0; Wellington Col-lege beat St. Patrick's College, 11—0;Petone A beat Melrose B, 14—0.

    Second round.— Old Boys beat Wel-lington,11— 0; Poneke beat Oriental A,3—o;3— 0; Athletic A beat Oriental B,16— 0;Petone A beat Wellington College,16-3.

    Semi-finals.— Poneke beat Old Boys,3—o; Petone beat Athletic, B— S.Final.— Petone beat Poneke, ll

    —0.

    Tries were scored by Strickland andPrice (2), one of which M'Farlane con-verted.

    j FIFTH-CLASS.First round.— Wellington College beatMelrose, 3—o:3 — 0: Athletic beat St. James,10—3; Pelone beat- St. Patrick's Col-

    lege, 11— 0; Southern beat Poneke,7-^O.Semi-finals.— Wellington College beatAthletic, 4—o; Petone beat Southern,

    B—o.FinaJ.— Wellington College beat Pe-tone, 22— 1. Tries were scored byBaillie, Carr, Pearman (2), Salmcnd,and

    Armstrong. Two were converted^.

    HARRIERS.

    Fifteen members of the BrooklynHarriers took part on Saturday after-noon's run. Startingfrom Te-Aro baths,tbehares (Beavenand Shaw) laid a, trailalong Oriental Bay to the tramterminus, up the hill to Roseneath, ontowards ihePatent Slip, thence to Con-staible-street, across the top "of the hillto Mount Victoria, down Hay-street,and back to thebaths. The run in, ofabout 600yds, was won by C. Murray,J. Dodson being second, and F. Hodsonthird.

    There was a muster of thirty o£ theWellington Harriers at IslandBay. Thepresident (Mr. W. H. Bennett) havingdeclared the season open, t!he packstarteS after the hares, who had a trailover the hill into Happy Valley andback on to the main road through thenew recreation ground, thence along thehills on the eastern side of Island Bay,(back to the starting point, Cliff House,"Where members and friends partook ofafternoon tea. On Saturday next theWellington and Broohlvai Clubs willcombine in a run from FuDford's Hall,Brooklyn.

    PETONE JUNIOR CLUB.

    At the tenth annual meeting of th«Petone Junior Club, Mr. W. G.Fraser presiding, tbe annual report wasadopted. The balance-sheet, stated thereceipts to have amounted to £311 16s7d, and the expenditureto £303 12s MM,leaving

    ta -credit-balance oi £8 3s 9d,

    whilst the balance of assets over liabili-ties was £269 16?.

    Officers were elected as follows :—Pic-sident, Mr. W. G. Fraser (re-ekcted) ;vice-presidents, Messrs. H. J. Palmer (le-elected), H. V. Lodder, and A. Ross (re-elected);hon. secretary, Mr. F. Dolling;hon. treasurer, Mr. H. Caverhill;audi-itor, Mr. J. Thompson; general commit-tee, Messrs. H. Thompson, W. Taylor,A. Nuttall, M. Ryan, B. Howe, and ELepper.

    RIFLE SHOOTING.SATURDAY'SMATCHES.

    KARORI CLUB v. TERRITORIALS.

    About 200 riflemen took part in theshooting at Trentham on Saturday. Theprincipal event was tho annual matchbetween the Wellington Rifle Battalionand the Karori Rifle Club, twenty mena side. The inter-company competitionfor the battalion shield was not completed,and the firing at the two remaining dis-tances will have to be arranged for a dayto be decided by the CommandingOfficer.

    The Karori-Battalion match was decidedon two ranges (usually three are fired)and the result was a win for the clubmen by the narrow marginof one point.Scores:—

    KARORI RIFLE CLUB. |

    Aggregate score ... 605 602—1207RIFLE BATTALION.

    BATTALION SHIELD.

    WELLINGTON GUARDS.Pvt. Barnes, 47; Sergt. Felliugham,45; Corp. Johnston, 44; Sergt. Sneddon,

    44; Sergt. Tinney, 43; Sergt. Neal, 43;Pvt. Brooke, 42; Pvt. Downian, 42; Pvt.M'Whirter, 41; Lieut. Roache, 40: total,431.

    CIVIL SERVICE RIFLES.. Lieut. Hawthorne, 47; Corp. Joplin,46; Pvt.Gazeley, 46: Sergt. Joplin, 45;Corp. Abbott, 44; Pvt. Mackay, 42;Corp. Fisher, 42; Sergt. Colmer, 41;Corp. Mardon, 40; Pvt. Bennett, 38:total, 431." HIGHLAND RIFLES.

    Pvt. ll'Lean, 46; Sergt. M'Millan, 46;Lieut. Henderson, 45; Pvt. M'lver, 44;Pvt. Sellers, 44;* Sergt. Dobson, 42; Pvt.-St.- Clair, 42; Pvt.Eves, 40; Corp. Shan-non,40;-Pvt. Pitt, 37: total, 426.

    CITY RIFLES.I Sergt. Baker, 46; Sergt. Given, 41;ISergt. Dodd, 43; Lieut. Roberts, 42;ICorp. Rankm, 41; Pvt. Price, 39; Set-gt.ILang, 32; Col.-Sergt. Davis, 29; Lieut.Mellor, 29; Pvt. Olliver, 27: total, 324.

    COMPANY COMPETITIONS.ZEALANDIA RIFLES.

    Competition for Sergt. Gallate's cup anda valuable trophy presented by Lieut.Fallowes; sevenshots at 200 and 500 yards,handicap. Results:

    —200 500 Hep. Tl.Pvt. Hunt " „. ... 31 31 0— 62

    !Sergt. Hugo 31 30 0— 61>Pvt. C. Hugo 27 26 7— 60Sergt. Bareham 59, Lanoe-Corp. Dalton (8)53, .Pvt. Snelling (9) 55, Sergt. Cropt> (10)53, Pvt. Rankin (18) 45:Lieut. Fallowes's trophy was won by"Sergt. Hugo.

    No. 3, G.A.V.Competition for H.B. trophy and com-pany aggregate prizes (onematch to fire);

    sevenshots at 200 and 500 yards, handicapResults:-^200 500 Hep. Tl.Sergt. Faulkner SO 33 0— 63Gun. Fear 26 20 17 — 63Gun. Goodbehere ... 20 25 18 63.Gun. Patterson (10) 61, Gun. Sadd (12) 52,Corp. Coleman (16) 50, Gun. Ledger (14)41.

    Sergt. Faulkner ia leading for the H.B.trophy, with an aggregate score of 391:|Patterson is 374, and Coleman 340.

    WELLINGTON COLLEGE CADETS..Practice match at 200 and 500 yards,seven shots at each range. The possiblej (35) wasmade,at 500yards by Pvt. Cauty,

    a lad of13 years of age. Scores:—It, « ' 200 500 Tl.Pvt. Cauty ... ; 31 35 _66iPvt. J. C. Williamson ... 31 33 _64Pvt. Strack 30 28 — 58Pvt. Conyngham 53, Pvt. Gadsby 53.

    [ COLLEGE"RIFLES.I Competition for Corpl. Meek*d trophy;and the final match for the championship,Ranfurly cup, and gold medal. Sevenshots at BCO and 900 yards, handicap.

    800 900 Hep. Tl.Sergt. J. R. Cowlea ... 30 29 0— 59Sergt. Gasquoine ... 27 30 0— 57Corpl. Wollennan ... 24 28 0— 52

    MORRIS TUBE SHOOTING.Teams representing the fitting and engi-neering departments of the Wellington GasCompany fired a match on Saturday. Thefitting department won by 29 points. Thefollowing shot best for the winners:— Nor-wood 31, Gray 31, Dod^son 31, Ccombs 30,Smallbone 30, Butler 30. For the losers,Faulfcnor 31, Densen 29, Aston 28, andTopp.28 made" the highest scores.

    YACHTING.PORT NICHOLSON CLUB..

    On Saturday afternoon the PortNicholson Yacht Club held a, race for acup valued at £6 6s, presented byMessrs. Walker and Hall. The follow-ing were the handicaps:White Heatherscr, Janet 3min, Viking 25mm, Taipare20min, Lizzie 20min, Rawene 20min,Nanoya 15min, and lolanthe lOmin.

    The Lizzie and Nanoya did not com-pete, and the Viking,Rawene, and Tai-ipar© gave up. The race was won bythe Janet, finishing at 5.46 p.m., with.the lolanthe about 15minbehind, andtheWhite Heather last. This is tiie last,race or the Yacht Club's programme-.

    ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY.The quarterly meeting of St. Vincent

    de Paul Society was held yesterdayafternoon. His Grace Archbishop Red-wood presided. The reports of the dif-ferent conferences (of which there at-anow seven in the city and suburbs) wereof a very encouraging nature, and show-ed that the society was making steadyprogress. Thb recent art union, pro-moted by St. Patrick's Seamen's Con-ferencCj had resulted in a net profit of£60, anm for Catholic seamen.Two branrhet. of the Fociefy had beenlately established in the city and sub-urbs. Another branch of the societywas formed yesterday among the stu-dents of the "college.

    4

    tV. G. Taw ...], BurnstV. JuddF. Standing©?. Halliday ...3. Marshall ...Pl. Claridge < ...F. WireuV. Mooro ,vF. Rabett. Raadell~J. Hodder .„k. CaldwellW. E. Aston ...A.. MedhurstH. Bulford ...A. C, Maisey ..,A- Fellows ..A. Guise .>.F. C. Hay ...

    ... 31 35 —66... 32 32 —64... 32 32 — 64... 30 33 —63... 33 30 — 63... 33 30 —63... 31 31 — 62... 31 30 —61... 32 29 — 61... 28 32 —6a... 23 31 — 60... 31 29 —60... 29 30 — 59... 29 29 —58... 30 28 —58... 27 30 —57... 28 29 —57... 28 29 —57... 30 27 —57... 31 26 —57Pvt. GivenLieut. HendersonSergt. BakerCorp. Fisher ...Lieut. Hawthorn ...Sergt. TinneySergt. WakelinPvt. HuntPvt. JM'lverPvt. EvesSergt. JonesSergt. DoddLieut. RobertaLieut. SkelleyPvt. GazelyPvt. Jackson, senr.Corp. JoplinPvt. PriceSergt. Dobson ....Lieut. Mellor

    ... 33 32 —65... 31 33 —64... 34 30 —64... 34 30 —64... 30 33 —63... 33 30 —63... 30 32 —62... 32 30 —62... 31 30 — 61... 31 30 —61... 30 30 —60.." 31 29

    —60... 31 29 — 60... 32 28 —60... 28 31—59... 32 27 —59... 27 31 —S3... 31 27 —58... 27 29 — 56... 32 15 — 47

    Aggregate score ... 618 588—1206

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    WINTER SEASON SPORTS!

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  • PERSONAL MATTERS.Captain C. M'Donald, assistant marina

    superintendent of the Union Company,arrived from the South yesterday morn*ing.

    Mr. T. B. Heffer and Mr. L. Cooke,of the Wellington branch of the Bank ofNew South Wales, havebeen transferredto the bank's Suva branch on promotion.

    Mr. W. R. Leeder, at present engineerto the Clutha County Council, has beenappointed borough engineer at Timaruat a salary of £350 per annum. Ther©were 31 applicants.

    Detective Quartermain, of the FingerPrint Department, has been transferredto the detective branch at the Lambton-cruay police station. He is at presentin Palmerston on relieving duty.

    The Mayor of Napier (Mr. J. VigorBrown, M.P.) and Mr. F. Bee, of theNapier Borough Council, have come toWellington to interview thePrime Minis-ter regarding Napier's requirements un-der the S+ate Guaranteed Advances Act.

    Mr. Leonard Cooke, ledger-keeper inthe Bank of New South Wales at Wel-lington, has been transferredto a higherposition in the bank's Suva branch. Mr.T. B. Heffer, also of the Wellingtonbianch, has been appointed teller in thebank at Suva. He and Mr. Cooke leftenroute to-day,via Auckland.

    On Thursday evening the members ofthe Central Mission Endeavour Societytendered a farewell "social" to the Rev.A. F. Burchell, prior to his departurefor Napier. On Saturday evening thafriends and wellwishers of Mr. Burchell marked their appreciation of himas missioncr by giving him a presenta-tion. Mr, Amies expressed the plea-sure they had had in working with Mr.Burchell, and extended best wishes forhis future success.

    Lord Plunket leaves New Zealand forAustralia, en route for England, on 6thJune. After spending aholiday at Toka-'anu, he will visit Rotorua on 6th May,Tauranga on 7th May, Katikati andWaihi on 9th May, and Hamilton on10th May. His Excellency will then re-turn to Wellington for a Masonic func-tion. Following this will be a tour ofthe West Coast of the North Island.Auckland will be his Excellency's portof departure. He will spend a fewweeks inAustralia.

    Mr. W. Hougnton, chief inspector ofthe National Bank of New Zealand, whohas been suffering from typhoid feverfor some time, died at his residence,Wellington-terrace, yesterday afternoon.Mr. Houghton, whowas 49years of age,had been m the service of the bank fortwenty-seven years. Five years ago hocame to New Zealand as ono of thabank's inspectors, and he was recentlypromoted to the position of chief in-spector. He leaves three children, theyoungest being only eight years old.Airs. Houghton died about five yearsago. Mr. Houghton's death will beregretted by a large circle of friendsaud acquaintances,by whom he was heldin very high esteem. The funefal willleave his late residence at 3.30 p.m. to-morrow.

    MAYORAL ELECTION.TO-NIGHT'S MEETINGS.

    This evening the two candidates forthe City Mayoralty will address meetingsas follows :—: —

    Mr. Crawford—

    St. Luke's Schoolroom.Wadestown.

    Mr. Wilford— O'DounelTs Hall. Kil«birnie.

    MIRAMAR CONTEST.In connection with the Miramar con-

    test meetings will be addressed as fol-lows to-night :—

    Mr. Brodie— Hope Hall, Miramar.Mr. Townsend— Worser Bay Kiosk*

    AN AUCKLAND FIRE.BRIGADE OFFICIALS INJURED.[BY TELEGRAPH

    —PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

    AUCKLAND, This Day.An outbreak of fire occurred in ahousa

    in Grey-street occupied by Mrs. Davieson Saturday night, and was subdued bythe brigade when three rooms had beei/destroyed.

    Inconsequence of a report that thre»children were in the back part of thehouse, Superintendent "Woolley andDeputy-Superintendent Berry proceededto investigate. Bots sustained burns andother injuries. The former was slightlyinjured, but Berry was severely burned.It transpired that the children had

    been removed to another nous*.

    Me?srt. M'Lauthlan and Co., real eetatsagents, Wairau Plains, advertise in thisissue particulars oi farms for sale new

    t Blenheim,

    by the headmistress of tho Girls' CentralSchool, Nelson, which has 627'pupilsonits roll. "Although the attendance isvoluntary," she writes, "practically thewholo of the children who intend tobe present at the ordinary school sessionattend the class." To talk of a systemunder which such admirable results canbe obtained afa essentially "godlepb" ispositively ludicrous, and we are thank-fuJ to see that in bteadily increasingnumbers the enthusiasts whose zeal oncefound expression in talk of this kindarenow endeavouring to secure for otherparts of the country tho same advantageswhich Nelson has long enjoyedunder theexisting Jaw.

    TOPICS OF THE DAY.

    A brave man, Sergeant Maguire, wasdangerously wounded in

    ThePowelka the Powelka pursuitPanic at Palmerston North.

    While others wererush-ing about with loaded revolvers tho ser-geant went, unarmed, to arrest a mansuspected to be Powelka, and the officerwas (shot. His courage contrasts pleas-antly with the panic into which one fugi-tive from justice has thrown a Britishcommunity of some thousands of people.The police have been eluded for an al-leged muddling of the chase, but per-haps they have been severely handi-capped by the excitement and hysteriathat have prevailedall around them. It.has not yet been established that Po-welka is a homicidal maniac;there is noclear evidence that it was Powelka whoshot Sergeant Maguire;but the terror

    Iinspired by him is equal to any conster-nation that a "Bluebeard" or "Jack theKipper" could ever hope to create. Thisjregrettable spectacle of ten or fifteenthousand people afflicted with a "brainstorm" further emphasises a point whichwe made in a previous comment. Itproves that New Zealanders, ordinarily,are little troubled with such lawlessmarauders as aro common enough inolder countries. Life here is verynormal. The people, live in the comfort-ing assurance that all will be reasonablynormal, and when somebody becomes re-markably abnormal there is a spectaclesuch as Pjilmerston is pitifully present-ing. It willbe fortunate if the Powelkaepisode ends without the shooting ofseveral persons by marksmen not namedPowelka.

    It has been said that Xew Zealand isan appanage of Lon-' More Wealth don— a country sub-

    for urb of the TmDerialNew Zealand? metroplis. This coun-

    try grows largely forLondon, and- the financial barometerhero rises and falls with the ghiss ofLondon. Xew Zealand's welfare chieflydepends on one markeU-England's—and when that market is weak, NewZealand is very sad. The competition ofcountries to supply Britain's needsgrows keener, and thenecessity of find-ing fresh markets for such a countryas New Zealand becomes more pressingyear by year. The gates of the Contin-ent and the United States are locked,but a key may be used by hands thatare now busy. Last week there wasnewsof Germany's workers, calling for theabolition of the obstacles to the freeimportation of food, and the Labourparty in America is at war with thofood trusts. The unionists secured ad-vances in wages, but the nominal ad-vantage was lost in the increased costof living. The trusts have- been power-ful, and are mighty still, but the gen-eral mass of the people has been gain-ing in strength. The recent meat boy-cott wasonly one of many evidences ofthe people's resentment of the trusts'greeay exploitation. The money of afew is strong, but the hands and headsof the vast majority are stronger ulti-mately, and there aro signs that therank and file of the United States aredetermined to escape from the bondageof the magnates. Tho forces acting forcheaper food threaten to sweep awaythe barriers, and this movement mayincidentally benefit New -Zealand. Itwill profit enterprising men of these ■islands to closely watch the trend ofpublic opinion in the United States, orany other country where the people, ex-asperated by the artificial clearness offood, avo resolving tomake a change._In a city where the people's homes are

    beautiful a visitor can as-The Homo sume, fairly safely, theBeautiful, presence of a healthy

    public opinion, a com-munity with a zest for solid improve-ments from all good civic viewpoints.Unhappily the stranger who strays intoWellington aud many other towns ofNew Zealand may see numerous housesof drab, forbidding aspect, before he be-holds one that smiles and invites. Realhome-making is not a widely-practisediart yet in this new country. A wander-ing spirit is still in hosts of the people,and thousands of thehouses help to pro-mote tho shifting habit. There are"pilgrims of tho night," by force ofjfinancial stress, but these are a veryminor fraction of the nomads whohavereally no household gods. One couldwell wish that New Zealand cities weretjhavean "idealhome" exhibition suchas the one which Princess Christianopened at Olympia, London, the otherday. No doubt much good could bedone here by ocular proof that no hugeamount of money is needed to make asimple house please rather than horrifya sensitive observer. Will private enter-prise some day see an advantage in offer-inghabitable abodes to people of mode-rate means, or will it be left to theStateor municipalities? Under the pre-sent circumstances a considerable por-tion of Wellington's population will bemore or less ceaselessly on the move be-tween one unbeautiful habitation andanother. The story of one house is thestory of many. It is a minimum ofVbuilding, with a maximum of ugliness,on a minimum of ground. With a fewpnuiyworth of seeds of hardy plants a(utiatit might easily do something to re-din-o the dreariness, but apparently theUplii\f-BR dares him, and numbs him. Heallows tho place to become more un-nHvjhtly—nnd moves on. This aspect ofcity lit* i» not one that usually interestsO»l\ Councils, but it is one that deserves—

    tiiul t»vo» demands—

    earnest study.

    SHIPPING.■■■»

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    BIOD WATtK.T*-da»— sh ISm a.m.; Sh 41m p.m.To-morrow— fcli l>m a.m.: 6b 40 p.m.

    ARRIVAL!.

    April »-Kia Ora, s.s. (S p.m.. to stream).6SOO tons, Chudley, from liOndoii. ua Auck-land and Gi.-.lK>rne.

    April 9-WaU.atu, s.s. ($.30 p.m.). 15. ton*.Wills, from Ljttelton amd kaikoura.

    April9— Pateena, s.s. (11.15 p.m.), 1212 tons,Crawford, from Kelson and Picton. Pa^en-cers: Saloon-Mi.-ses Bailey. Hoare, Phillips,lwugbty, Best, Gibbons, Barr. Stokes (2),Mclntyre, Topp, Wells, Morris, Thomas,.Ba 1.Proctor, Gninths, StM'le, Mesdames Bl.vtli,Asaton, Gar«au, Knißße, FranUjn, Keilly,Turner, Goodwin. Double. Hornby, Kmnear.Storey.Douglas, Little, Muncaster. Allen. Bod-son (2j, Tliomas. Cooke, Walker. Reduood.Hutton, Adams, Perry, Btewart. Beech, Messrslfcsker, Mclnnes, Primmer. Deem. Harris.SlucVey. Hayiand. Lewy. Rydd. Teed*. G*r-ean, Knißge, Baxter. Franklin. Thomas, West-Lav, Bam. Price u1).u1). Holmes, Boyd.Clugh.LitUe, Wulff. Jacks. Cooke. Heffer, McCarthy,iWilliamson. Pater>on U>» WDite, Fraser, Hod- json. Cooke, Ihomas. Cronibie, Barton, Peek,

    .Be\pril 9-Opawa. s.s. 01-25 p.m.), 110 tons,Eckfoixl, from Blenheim.April 10— Mokoia. s.s. (7 a.m.), 8502 tons,

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