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BRIAR-ROOT PIPES; THE "C.A." FIRST QUALITY, 3s, 6d. THE "C.A." NO. 2 QUALITY, 2S. npiIEY aro all Silver-mounted, are -JL London-made, and the very Extensive Selection comprises the BEST and MOST PERFECTLY- BALANCED SHAPES. To lie obtained ONLY from Gl. ALDOIJS, TOBACCONIST, 20G LAMBTON QUAY. (Onuosite Kirkcaldio and StainsJ BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS. BIBTH. BELLSHAW.—On the 29th May, at Nurse Melville's. 232 Willis Street, Wellington, i-.he wife of Ja's. Bellshaw, of linkaunui—a son. Both doing well. MARRIAGE. JONES—WISEMAN.—On May 11, 1910, at Auckland, Robert Clay Jones, of Dunedin, to Agnes Johnston Wiseman, of Wellington. DEATHS. ERASER.—On May 29, 1910, at 85 Wallace Street, Wellington. Jane, beloved wife of George M. Fraser, aged 65 years. Private interment. HlLLS.—Suddenly, on Saturday, 28th inst., Frederick Robert Hills, of 139 Daniel Street, eldest son of F. C. and M. A. Hills,, of Clapham, Surrey. "Thy "will be done." English papers please copy. TIDMAN.—On the 29th May, 1910, at her late residence 3 Waterloo Avenue, Emma, relict of the late Henry Tidman, of Leamington, Warwickshire, England; aged 77 years. "Her end was . Peace." ,■ ' IN MEMORIAM. HOOD.—In affectionate remembrance of Margaret Ann (Annie) Hood, who departed this life on May 30, 1908. —Inserted by her brother, W. S. Hood. FUNERAL NOTICES. THE Friends oi the late MR. FREDERICK ROBERT HILLS are respectfully invited to' attend his Funeral, which will leave his late residence, 139 Daniel Street, On TUESDAY MORNING, 31st -MAY, 1910, at 9 a.m., for St. Thomas's Church, Newtown,- thence to Karori Cemetery. D. AND J. RITCHIE, • Funoral Furnishers, Tel. ( 1964. 81 and 86 Revans St. • ACKNOWLEDGMENT. "jVTRS. DUNCAN and family, v;ish to -"JL tender their thanks to their numerous friends for the sympathy shown them during their late sad bereavement.

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