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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1552, 23 September 1912, Page 4

A Press Association message from Auckland states that a public welcome was given to Mr. Oscar Ascho mill Miss Lily flrayton by tho different Shakespearian societies in tho Auckland Town Hall on Saturday. >. By tho death of Air. Diehard Honrv Quai'tonnain, nf Silverstroam, on Saturday morning, tho Hult Valley loses another of its few 'remaining old identities. Tho late Air. Quartorniain, who was bom at Oxford (England) seventv-fivo vears ngo, has lived with Air. Charles Seagar for half a century, aud was never oiico abroad during all I hose years. Whilst taking no active part in political or municipal affairs, deceased lived happily amid peaceful surroundings, being ever interested in current Homo events, and fond of relating to those intimately ac- | quainted with him the .many stirring events in Oxford when lie remembered it. particularly as between "the townsmen" and "tho gownsmen." Deceased is to bo laid to rest in the churchyard of St. John's (Trentham) this afternoon, (he funeral cortege leaving Air. Stager's at. two o'clock. Air. fi. A. Richards, who is returning from a (rip to the Old Country, will arrive here by Hie Miuingamii on Wednesday. ■ ■ • JUST SPLENDID. '•Two years ago I was thoroughly run down from bilionsnes'. and constipation" writes Nurse Carr, 28 George St., Camperdown, N.S.U. "One day 1 saw CUmber--1 nin's Tablets advertised and as I knew Chaniberlain's Cough ])<>med,v was so good decided to give tho tablets a trial I found them just splendid, for t.hev soon completely cured me, and naturally recommend them to my patients."—Advt. Three small dairying farms in (he Alnnawntu district aro advertised for sale by Alessrs. Abraham and Williams, Ltd Knngitikei Street, roluiersloii North.