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Kfrfccaldie & Stains, Limited,

Khkcaldk & Stains, Limited. fONDON AND LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. FlßE.—Lowest Kates and Prompt ' Settlements. MARINE.—AII Classes covered, jnciuding Personal Luggngo, against All Risks. ACCIDENT.-Employers , Liability and a Most Liberal Personal ■ Accident IVlicy, including a List of Diseases. SECURITY to Policy-holders, £4,812,381. Full information can be obtained at JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD., CHIEF AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS, WELLINGTON. "MADE IN NEW ZEALAMD " In Nature's Perfect Laboratory. The Best of Diuretics, "PURIRI" with WHISKY. EARTHQUAKES. RISKS covered against loss by earthquakes lrotn 2s. Gd. per cent, up, according t./ locality and nature of risk. Geo. Jd Scales, Customhouse Quay, Wellington. CYRIL E. T. WOODS, DENTAL SURGEON, 68-LAAIBTON QUAK-fiS Telephone 3101. BULKLEY AND BiDSBURI'.. DENTAL SURGEONS. Ui WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Telephone No. 216. rpHE BARTLETT STUDIOS, ■"• 10 Willis St., Wellington. For Striking and Original PORTRAITS J N PLATIiN UM. Exhibition Room in Shed J, adjoining . ART GALLERY. JJ t SP E A 11, M.P.0.0., Doctor of Optics, EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, Optical Parlours--7 WILLIS STREET, King's Chambers, WELLINGTON. A largo Btock of Optical Goods carried; also Speaking Trumpets and Instruments to improve the hearing. Consultation free. 'Phone 2562. HOGGARD AND PROUSE. ARCHITECTS, 20 HUNTER STREET. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, A DEATHS, MARRIAGE. BREWSTER-ECCLESF]ELD.-On June 12, 1911, at St. Andrew's Church, by tlio Rev. J. Gibson Smith, Sydney Stuart Brewster, of Pukekawa, AVaikato, eldest son of the late Charles Sydney Brewster, of Alexton Hall, Leicestershire, to . Edith, youngest daughter of the late Robert Ecclesfiekl, of Hokitika, AVestland. Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, chairman of the Canadian Pacific Railway, in the course of an interview, stated that orders would shortly bo placed for two IS-knot boats of IS.OOO tons tach for tho company's! Pacific service. The provision nf larger and faster steamers for the Atlantic service was under consideration. With an average of 90,000 residents to the square mile, Manhattan Island is tho most densely-populated place in (he world. Under the sceptre of tho Tsar of Russia live 38 different nationalities, ench cßcaking its owb language, which is foreisn to. all others.