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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1497, 20 July 1912, Page 4

THE MOST COMPLETE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OP THE VERY LATEST LONDON GOODS Yet shown in the Colonies are now on » view at GRAHAM & CO.. TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT. OUR HOMESPUNS, HARRIS TWEEDS, WINTER SUITINGS AND OVERCOATINGS Require to be seen to bo appreciated. Lambton. Chambers. 212 Lambton Quay, First Floor. Opp. Eirkcaldio & Staina. SECURITY THE FIRST CONSIDERATION. I OFFER, on behalf of Now' Zealand Clients, subject to prior sale: — TWENTY DEBENTURES, of £100, carrying interest at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum. Price par, less 10 per cent, to induce prompt sale. TWENTY-THKEE DEBENTURES, of ,£IOO, carrying interest at the rate of 7 per cent, per annum. Price par, plus accrued interest. Each investment offered is first carefully investigated. andre'w'gray, Investment Broker, Smeeton's Building, Queen St., Auckland. ' THERE ARE ONLY TWO QUALITIES OF JAMJAM, AND— OTHERS 1 "K" Jam is so pure, bo good, and Eo delicious, that it stands in a class by itself. "E" is the best Jam it is possible to make. Prepared by KIRKPATRICK ... NELSON. (Where the Best Fruit Grows.) '

FUNERAL NOTICES. mHE Friends of the late MARTHA. A CASTLE are invite! to attend her Funeral, -n-iich will leave her late reMdeaco, 16 Oriental Terrace, TO-MORROW (Sunday), July 21st, 1912, at 9 a.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. E. MORRIS, JUN., Undertaker and Embalmer, 60 Taranalci Street and 28 Revans Street. 'Phone 937, day or night. ' npHE Funeral of the late MR. FRANK J- FLETCHER mil leavo the Oddfellows' Hall, MartinboroU?h, at I.SM p.w., t TO-MORROW (Suinday), for th< MartiiiborougU Cemetery. W. BENTON AND SONS, Undertakers,- Martinboroujl.

The reason why ships arc so rarely damaged by lightning is attributed to tho general use which is now made of wire rope for riggiim purposes. As well <u to the fact that tli« hulls of chipt arc uauLall? coßfitruotod of iron or ricel-