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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1607, 26 November 1912, Page 5

People interested in pictures should endeavour to visit the exhibition of work by Messrs. Nugent, Welch, and Roland Waklin, now open at Butler's Gallery. Visitors should particularly note Mr. Welch's "A Grey Day at Silverstream," a pastoral subject fresh in colour, the "Towers," notable for its delicate grey tones, and "Makara Stream, Near the Beach," a fine, bold landscape; and Mr. Waklin's landscape, "A Trentham Pastoral," a good figure study, ' Ihe Old Musician," and tho brilliant landscape "There is a Willow." An art union is being held in connection with the exhibilantern slides of beauty spots of the Dominion will be taken away by the Rev. Henry Howard on his return to \delaide. Mr. Howard told his audience jit the Wesley Hall last night that the Chief Justice had kindly arranged for tho Government to supply him with the blulgs. Britannia Tyres!! 1912 Models MotorCvcle (Tricar Strength) arrived. Quality, construction, and value un.ipproached. Excellent results. If unprocurable, write Cycle anil Motor Supplies, Ltd,, Wellington.—Advt. Prior to the departure of the 5.9. Ivaiapoi last evening a sailor, while assisting to put on the hntches, fell down the hold, and received injuries to the spine aud head. When Julius Caesar crossed the Alps he left liis baggage behind. It was too much of an impediment. There's no need for you, when travelling, to go without baggage or to worry with it. Get us to check it, and esoapo all bother. Costs no more. The New Zealand Express Co., Ltd,-Advt