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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 698, 24 December 1909, Page 4

BOOTS AND SHOES ARE VERY POPULAR THIS YEAR AS CHRISTMAS PRESENTS; You can buy nothing more useful, and no better place to buy them than at CITY SHOE CO., 31 Willis Street. HALF SIZES, DIFFERENT FITTINGS, R. W. ARMIT, . : 51 LAMBTON QUAY. The Leading TOBACCONIST in'the Dominion. (By Special Appointment to His Excellency the Governor, and Purveyor to Bellamy s ' and the Principal Clubs.) - , : ' ARMIT holds the largest and best-assorted stocks of Smoker's Requisites and Sundries in the Dominion. ; ARMIT . is the Sole Agent in N.Z. for the world-renowned NESTOR GIANACLIS ' .Egyptian Cigarettes—loo of ..these delicious, cigarettes posted to any address on receipt of Bs. lOd. ■. ' ARMITO Cigars, the best, 3d., in the Domin- ■ ion. ' ARMITO Cigars, Gs. per boi of 25. : If you are looking for a Tobacco of absolute excellence, perfect flavour, and consistent quality, and if you want, to get such; a Tobacco at a reasonable price,ARMIT'S GOLDEN .CLOUD MIXTURE FILLS THE BILL. ; 1 SEND FOR PRICE LIST. : . P R AN K_(x RAD Y, . WILLIS STREET. ■ . .. CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES. BEAUTIFUL Jewollory, Watohes, , Clocks, Enamels, .Silverware, Electroplate,. Bags, Purses, etc., etc. - Five per oent. Discount for Cash, " "THE SHOP FOR PRESENTS.", • .Open till 9 o'clock during December. 7 PHOENIX AERATED WATER. COMPANY; . LIMITED. SPECIALLY prepared Soda Water for Invalids.- 'Phone, 880. Daily Deliveriea, MONEY TO LEND. ' IN any. Sums, cn Approved Freehold Security, at Lowest Current Rates. Repaymentiby/Instalments can bs arranged. : SIR KENNETH DOUGLAS, Solicitor, ■ Telephone No. 31. SI Hunter Street, i _____— ___ ■ Da y'& bay ho us e, DAY'S BAY, WELLINGTON. BEST SEASIDE HOTEL in Now Zealand, i NOW OPEN. For terms apply , : GrIETS : -V ! SMOKERS APPRECIATE. LOEWE (L & CO.) PIPES. DURING this week a great part of our 6how, : space will be-devoted-to a ; Magnificent Exhibition of PipM from this famous London firm. .•. 7: Handsome Cases, containing from one to four Pipes, eminently suitable for Christmas. and •New Year .Gifts, are the prominent feature of this extensive selection. . The -diiiicultrprobleni of deciding what form a Christmas; Present fpra smoker should'take is made easier by ■ visit to the establishment'of Gr. ALDOUS, : ' TOBACCONIST, 200 LAMBTON QUAY, . (Opposito Kirkcaldie and Stains.) CHRISTMAS MEMORIES. ■A S;CHRISTMAS draws near! old recollections, and memories /come orowding back and we think of the good times; we used to have/ especiaUy with the Christmas ( Carols—that" best and joiliest of air the old customs, the very thought of which brings gladness to our hearts! And, we say that there is nothing like the old oustoms after all, and, as the Christmas draws near, and at that time you will want the Best of Everything, your thoughts naturally turns to " CARROLL'S," And you think, well; I: will get as near.to .the old custom as I possibly can by having .'• CARROLL'S CHRISTMAS CAKES ! . A XEL HOLTZ, Masseur and Medical Elecr 'fK:' - ; trioian,. 123 Willis Streot, begs to intimate that he will" bo away from Town until the sth January, 1910. ,- '. HOGGAED AND PUOUSE, ARCHITECTS, 20 HUNTER STREET. -7 ' '.. -;. >7 .77 ; ■ ; /- CH RI 8 T MAS HOLID AYS. "THE DOMINION." SPECIAL : NOTICE TO . SUBSCRIBERS: SUBSCRIBERS to "The Dominion" are reO quested to notify the Publisher of any Change of , Address during the holiday season. On receipt of advice, the paper will be for-!-warded to any. part of New Zealand. 7 A. BLANTON, ' Manager.. . W MANSFIELD (Telephone '2195),' Monu- • mental Mason. Oihce and Works: Opi posito Gate, karori Cemetery, 'Wellington. Marblo and Granite Tombstones, Tomb Railings iin great varioty. W.M., having an intimate I .and practical'knowledge of the methods of im- [ perishable lettering, guarantees all work execui ted by him to bo ot the best quality. Estimate Given and Designs iorwarded'on j Application..: , . *J1074 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND : DEATHS. 7BIRTHS. CItAWFOBiD.—On the 19th insit., at 68 Hobson Street, the wife of Charles John Crawford— a daughter. " -' .- • GUTHRIE.—At Rangitira Private Hospital, the wife of D. H. Guthrie, M.l'., of u son. SMITH.—On Dc-cf : mbor 18, at the Rarigatira , Private Hospital, 18 Austin Street, the wile .of: Mr. Steve. Smith,-of Ohau, a daughter. MARRIAGES. ". . .' ALLAN—HIGGINS.—At the Church of Christ, ! ' Petone, on Wednesday, December' 22, 1909, by Mr. D. M'Craclcett, James, second son of ; Alexander Allan, of Blantyre, Scotland, to Elizabeth,' youngest daughter of Mrs.: Mary. Higgina, Petone. PEILE—de GREY.—On December 18, 1909, Harold Peile, youngest son of Alfred Peile.East- : bourne,; England, to A. Josephine de Grey, youngest daughter ot T, H. de Grey, Great Yarmouth, England. BAGNALL—SMITH.—At : St Mary's Church, ICarori, on Thursday, 23rd December, 1909,, by the Rev. G. B. Stephensonj M.Sc., Douglas Pollock Bngnall, of Komako, to Isabel Anderson, daughter of the late W. M'Combie. Smith, F.S.A., of Blairgowrie, Scotland.' ' : ' DEATHS. 7, JOHNSON.—On: Deoember 21, 1909, at Crawford Street, - Wellington, Esther Hannah , Johnson, the relict of E. J. D. Johnson, in her 59th .year. Deeply regretted. KEMP.—On November 7th, 1909, at , "Oakhurst," Hastings,. England, Kathleen Mary, ..youngest daughter of Dr. W. G. and Mrs. Kemp' (fotm'erly : Wellington); ' aged ' 26 ■ -' yean