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BANJO. Tl/TR. A. E. VARE, tenclier of Banjo, Chivers's Music Stores, Quay. CSSI CKAETREE AN 3. SONS, * ENGINEERS, I3OILF,r.}L\ aERS, Manufacturers of High-class Enginea and Brick Machines.. Specialists is Sawmill Machinery and Log Haulers. CITY FOUNDRY, EVA STREET. C 574 gOGGAED AND PROU SE, ARCHITECTS. ' ONION BANK OF AUSTRALIA BUILDINGS, HUNTER STREET. 657 CEDERHOLH AND TOLLIi Y, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, Manners Street. Agents far: Langdon-Davips Motors, Eclipse Alamo Aro Lamps, Simplex Conduit, Tantalum and Wytelite Lamps. Large Stock of Antique Brass and Coinage Bronze Fittings CtiU TDjULKLEY AND DIDSBURY. Dental Surgeons. , 91 WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Telephone No. 216. C 603 r' WE could have done more Tailoring orders beforo the Holidays, we would not have refused so many good customers as we were obliged to do. , ' Now that the big rush is over, Mr. Milligan and staff cordially invite gentlemen who like something specially nice and light for wear on thfc fine mid-summer days, to. see what is showing at the English Tailoring Rooms in Kelburno Avenuo.> jjpREDK. BLACK, A.M. INST. E.E. Lato of the British Electric Traction Co., Ltd., Messrs/Siemens Bros, and Co., Ltd., etc., London and U.S.A., and late representative in N.Z. for Messrs. Dick, Kerr and Co., Ltd., Electrical Engineors, London. CONSULTING ELECTRICAL ENGINEER • For tramway, light railway, and power undertakings, and municipal electricity supply. THE ICING'S CHAMBERS, WELLINGTON. ( CSG2 rjp H E ALBERT HOTEL, Corner of WILLIS AND MANNERS STREETS. UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMENT, IS NOW OPEN!TO RECEIVE GUESTS. T. G. ASHMAN, C 702 ' Proprietor. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. MARRIAGE. ' ' ENGLISH—BOTHAMLEY.—On Decomber 26, 1907, at St. , John's Church, Roslyn, by Rov. H. L. Snow, Richard, third son of the late Rov. Alexander English, of . Auckland, to ■ Edith Walcott, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dothamley. DEATH. WILSON.—On December 29, 1907, at Wellington, Annie M"lni>es Feist, beloved -wife, of George Wilson, Echobonk,< Hawker Street, Wellington, and cider daughter of Edwin Feist, Masterton.,. . FUNERAL NOTICES. TIIE. Friends of GEORGE WILSON-are'in-vited to attend tlm Funeral of his Wife, which is to leave his residonce, 3 Hawker Street, TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), at 2 p.m., for the ICarori Cemetery. , . J. AND A; WILSON, WO ' ■ . Funeral Furnishers.