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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1648, 15 January 1913, Page 9

J < Prince- Lichriowsky, \ the Gerriian' Amt. bassador, ; speaking' at the.. anniversary. 0 dinner of ,flic. Royal Society in, London, said' that. England and 'Germany were working.side by side-for tho same object of inainfainin.tr European peace, and that • never were the political relations.of,the two countries more intimate,and sincere than at - present..-.,. • '■'~ '-..- . ~ , ' When tho" blood becomes impure through . excess Uric ;Acid, such lro'ubtcs : as Rheu- ' ; inatism,'Gout, Sciatica, and Lumbago are * sure to follow.' RHEUMO is, tho . only ; remedy thut'can bo relied upon to re- ). move tho cause and purify the'blood— >• IMIEUMO is a scientific arid proved 'medi- »■ cino prepared especially to deal with Uric Acid troubles. Get a, botlloto-a'ayt-it irlll. :! euro you. All chemists' and stores', L's. ;■ Gd. and Is. Bd.—Advt.' ~...'....,' Lord Roseberv,' in opening a new terri--1 lorial drill hall". at '< Bathgate, expressed the hope that if-the facts alleged bo true • the. expeditionary force.should make no o expeditions outsido" this island until, wo •■ are quite sure the territorial army has '• received sufficient training to defend it. '. Each Warner's.Corset is absolutely in '• accordance.' with fashion fitting comfort- , ably whatever pbsturo the wearer,, takes.— ■' Advt.' ■■' ■'■' '• ■-. ■ *~,'■'. '•'■ QUMMER ' 'SPORTS '. CARNIVAL; '• '■; v Under tho Auspices- of the " •"' ■• WELLINGTON AMATEUR ATHLETIC . CLUB. •■;.'- : ,1 ■-'• Will be held on the ;, "■, BASIN RESERVE -. ' ' ~ SATURDAY NEXT. ' '< Entries received from Cojupetitors from 11 Napier, Jfastcrton, .Palmerston, and i. Dunediri, and include Champions' such as' [] J. M'Holni (Napier), /holder, of Hammerv Throwing record; A; Bissett, Hammer- :• Throwing -Champion,' J. Bradbury (Masterton), Half-mile and Mile; A. T. Dun- *•■ can (Wellington); R. Messenger (Waira- [.' rapa), Sprints; ten M'Kay, Pole-vault; ' and others. Band in attendance. After- >. noon Tea. a ■ FRED. CREWES, Hon. Secretary. ; : TVEGG'S MUSIC SALE. : ' * CLOSES WEDNESDAY, 15th INST. La6t opportunity for tho best of 2s. Music at, Is. 3d. copy. ADRIAN HOPE'S .WALTZES, Is. each, GLOBE SONG FOLIOS, Is. Bd. each. •' SOUSA MARCH ALBUM,, lid. each. , "Hearts and Flowers," '"Turkish Patrol," "Serenata" (Mdszkowski), "Dream of the Flowers," "Ring Out Wild Bells." , At Is. each. Other Bargains from 3d.'each. , J 1 ■' Prices will go op lGth'January., " ' Do not leavo your buying until the last, 5' 'as :the b/st selling lines are now running. r short. YoU have the finest stock of Music •\ in Now Zealand to select from at bargain " prices, therefore do not delay. e. ' CHAS. BEGG AND CO., LTD., q Manners Street, Wellington. 2 .. THE HOUSE FOR EVERYTHING >s - ' MUSICAL. • 0 ■ ,■■•■:. ■ ■'~••' ■" ''• ■r ' '. : : ; ; f ' . ■'/'THE . GARDEN HOTEL." |j THNGAGE Rooms for/ a Week-end. |j Hi Lovely Gardens, Comfortable Rooms, „• Good Menu, Courteous Attention. ' Mod- ; s erate Tariff, and ORCHESTRAL MUSIC '" EVERY. SUNDAY - . !- - Ring up "BELLEVUE." S~: — . c MASON'S GABDENS, d (Taitn) Lower Hutt. YOUR HOLIDAY is incomplete unless it includes a Day at these Wonderh 'fill Gardens. Take any train to Lower n llutr, a 'Bus will meet you. y . Refreshments and Cut Flowers in e abundance. ;- . , * R. KEENE, -Proprietor. II —: . . . . . ° PLANT YOUR GARDEN WITH AND "CO.'S PLANTS. 0 BEST SELECTION OF. ALL KINDS IN STOCK,,from Is. per doz. Not* tho Addtw-2M CUBA STREET, 'Ptoiw 510, '