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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1548, 18 September 1912, Page 6

WANTED, OIAAA 'AT 10 per cent, for six or ofcuL"Ul/ twelve months, on security of 2000 ncres laud, which has passed tho Native Lands Court, and upon which all Hie purchase money lins been paid. Owner, who values it at M per acre, requires the money fo pav off the only lien on the Deeds, a Mortgage for like amount, now due. FOR SALE, IMPROVED FARMS .in Wnikaro Povorty Bay, and Taranaki districts, all convenient to railways, ranging in size from 2000 to 4000 acros, and in price from £5 10s to .£ll 10s. per acre. TWO AUCKLAND SUBURBAN HOMES, with half an acre and four acres of land, respectively, Price, X2OOO and .£2200. ' SOLD. .£2500 of the Debentures bearing interest at G and 7 per cent, per annum, homo still available. ANDREW GRAY, Smceton's Building, Queen Street, AUCKLAND. YOU DON'T KNOW HOW GOOD PRESERVED FRUITS CAN BE UNTIL YOU HAVE TRIED , DESSERT PEACHES. They are the olioicest selected rip* Peaches—picked, preserved, and packed in Sunny Nelson. They . retain all the juicy goodness of the finest fresh fruit.' Get a 2ilb. Tin To-day-Your Grocer sells "K," KIRKPATRICK, Nelson,

FUNERAL NOTICES. HE Friends of Mr. John B. Finlay I are invited to attend the Funeral of his late wife Helen, which will leave the residence of Mr. W. H. Kersley, Kelbunie Parade, To-day (Wednesday), at 2 p.m.,.j for the Cemetery, Karori. , E. MORRIS, Jun., Undertaker and Embalmcr, 60 Tarnnaki Street, 28 Revans StTeet, Telephone 937 (night and day). mHE Friends of Clivo M. Smith are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his parents' residence, 223 Welling, ton Terrace, TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), at 10 a.m. for the Karori Cemetery. mHE Friends of the late Edward Bengc -"- are respectfully invited to attend his funeral which will leave his lato residence, Ebdentown, Upper Hutt, on THURSDAY, 19th September, 1912. at 2.30 p.m. for the Trentham Churchyard. C. ROBERTSON, Undertaker, Upper Hutt. (TtHE Funeral of tho late Eleanor Jones A will leave her late residence, Pahautanui, at 2.30 p.m. To-day (Wednesday), 18th September, 1912, for the Pahautanui Cemetery. ISAAC CLARK AND SON.

Some rcmarkoblo facts -regarding the sine of families are rovealed l>y Iho investigation now l>oiiiff carried out by the Commonwealth Statistician. For the year 1008 a record was achieved by a mother, who in her 2:ir<l year of marriage, gave birth to her 26th child. In the same year one woman had her 16th child ill her 17th year of her marriage'; another her 17th child in her 21st .year of marriage, and a third her 17th child in her 21th year of lmirringc. Four mothers had each a 17th child in Ilieir 2Bth year of marriage, and oiio mother her 181 li child in her 281 h your of marriage. In 1011 another remarkable rocord was achieved by a mother who. in her 2(ith year of marriage, bore twins, though she'had 22 children previously. Latest dress fabrics for autumn mid winter, 1012! Smith and Caiirfliey, Tifil.. Auckland, will forward on rcciu?st. jio-t free, sampjes of all that is newest «p-1 best in dress fabrics, marked in yl-nn figures at lowest cash prices. Smith ind Caughey's Mail Order Department is equipped to execute orders promptly and well, every minute detail being carefully studied. Freight or postage is paid on all orders for drapery, clothing, or boots to any ikMmm in Hip Dominion. Write k to-day, etattnK your waulremonts.—Advt,