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BIRTHS, MARRIACES, & DEATHS. BIRTHS. BAIED.-On Aiiril 21st, to Mr. and Mrs F.ugh C. Baird, "Kcssdhu," Hastings a 'jou. ' PEA.COCK.-On 26th April, at "Dal»arven," 32 Kclburne Taradc, Wellington to .Mr. and Mrs. D. Coghill Peacock—a daughter. MARRIAGE. " KEITH-PERRY.-On the 24th April 1911, by the Rev. Father Venning, S.M ' Kenneth Bertram Keith, of Wellington, to Mary, only daughter of W Perry, Esq., The Terrace, Wellington. j DEATHS. BLACK.-On the 27th April, at Grove Road, Kelburne. Ronald Buchanan, beloved son of Jas. W. and Emily Black; aged 17 years. CASS.-On 23rd April, 1911, at Perth, Western Australia, Mrs. Cass, widow of Abram Cass, formerly of Wellington and Wangauui. DENT.-On April 25, 1911, at his residence, 31 M'Farlane Street, Wellington, John, beloved husband of Mary A. Dent;, aged 66 years. EOSEETSON.-On the 22nd April, 1911, ntr his residence, 14 May Street, Charles Calder Robertson. " IN MEMORIAM. BLAKEMORE.—In loving memory of Emily Isabella Blakemore, who departed this life April 29th, 1910, at Wellington. "Free from sorrow, free from pain." . Inserted by her sorrowing husband and children. PRINGLE.—In loving memory of my dear father, Robert Pringle, who passed away at Ohingaiti 26th April, 1910. "And Jesus called him to Heaven's perfect peace." Inserted by Mrs. J. Day, Shannon. FUNERAL NOTICES. FUNERAL CARD. TfsI r i en(,s of JIMES WILLIAM and -K- EMuA BLACK are invited to attend the Funeral of their late beloved son, Ronald Buchanan, which will leave ■mi? 1 !. "Sconce, Grove Road, Kelburne, TO-DAY (Saturday), 29th April, 1911, at 2.30 p.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. E. MORRIS, Jun., Undertaker and Embalmer, GO Tnranaki Street and 2S Revans Street. Telephone 937 (Night and Day). THE Friends of the late MR. HENRY HOLMES, of Mntnhiwi, are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the residence of Mr. Beetham Masterton, TO-MORROW. (SUNDAY), at 12.30 p.m.

ANSWERS TO CORBESPONDENTS. "Injjuirer."—Sinco you attained the age of 21 on March U, 1911, you are subject to the terms of the proclamation requiring every male inhabitant who was between the ages of H and 21 on March 1, 10U, to register, and must therefore fill in the prescribed form of registration before June 2. Having registered, you may or may not afterwards be called upon to serve—that depends upon the merit of any claim yon may advance in support of your application for exemption—but if you are, then you servo till the age of 25. Between 25 and 26 you are liable for a certain amount of training; - after •' that you are posted to the reserve. In all probability the General Training Section will be discarded, as the forces are to be raised to war strength, and it may then be possible to satisfy the requirements of compulsory military {raining with a shorter period of service. The new regulations, to be issued shortly, will no doubt deal with that point.