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DOHERTY, MILITARY TAILOR. FROM LONDON W. Specially Recommended by Officers of the HEADQUARTERS STAFF. FULL DRESS, BLUE SERGE, AND KHAKI. UNIFORMS, MESS KITS, AND GREATCOATS. Correct in Evofy Detail, and Guaranteed Eqv.al to the Pest London Productions. Patentee of t'no FAMOUS SEAMLESS KNEE-GRIP RIDING breeches. PRICES MODERATE. 203 Lambtou Quay. 24 Hanover Sq.W CVBIL E. T. WOODS, DENTAL SURGEON, GB—LAMBTON QUAY—6I Telephone 3101. 1 -njULKLEY AIID DID3BUKY, £» DENTAL SURGEONS. HI WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Telephone No. 218. eaLfas 11 FUNERAL NOTICES. THE Friends of tho Into SYDNEY SCOTT are iespectfully invited to attend his Funeral; which will leavo No. 286 Willis Street, TO-MORROW (Sunday), August 6tU, at 2.30 p.m., for Karon Cemetery. J. FLYGER AND CO., Undertakers and Embabners, 222 Cuba St. 'Phono 1073, Niglit'and Day. BIRTHS, MARRIACES, & DEATHS. MARRIAGES. BRIGGS—COLLINS.—On August 2nd. at St. Andrew's Church, Waipukurau, Jus. Henry Briggs to Agnes M. Collins, only daughter of Mrs. J. M. Collins (late of I'almerston North). EBERLET—BARNETTf—On the 19th •Tuly, 1911, at All Saints, Kilbirnie, by tho Rev. H. G. Blackburne, David Arthur Eberlet, of Wellington, to Constance Marion, second daughter of F. "W. Barnett, Kilbirnie. DEATHS." MARRYATT.-On Ist July, 1911, at Levuka, Vincent, youngest son of tho late Edward and Mury Marryatt, of Milton, Otago. M'PARLAND.—On the 29th July, 1911, at his residence, Hotel Cecil, Wellington, Francis M'Parland, aged 71 years. R.I.P. BETTER,-On July 30tli, 1911, at Porirua Mental Hospital, Hector Claude, dearly beloved son of Frederick C. and Annio Retter, Levin, and late of 4tli New Zealand Contingent. Aged 31 years. Deeply regretted. RSTTER.-On July 30th, at Porirua Men- . tal Hospital, Claud, beloved sou of Mr. and Mrs. Retter, aged 32. INNES-JONES.-On July 31st, 1911, Mostvn Stanley, 'aged U years, tho - second son of the licv. A. S. ImiesJones. vicar of Feilding. Nelson papers please copy. FINUCAiNE.—On the 2nd August, 1911, • Thomas (Tom) Finucane, dearly beloved son of Mrs. Finucane, 225 Willis Street, aged 33 years; after a short and painful illness. R.I.P.