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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1655, 23 January 1913, Page 4

IS IT OH YOUR N ■ TABLE?, ' We refer, of course, to "K" MAItMALADE-that ideal breakfast delicacy that is growing in favour every day. Marmalade is the "correct" delicacy for the breakfast table,' and "K" Marmalade is superior to all others in quality and flavour. Don't buy inferior imported or Colonial brands; get the pure wholesome article from the model "E"- Factory; in Sunny Nelson. Your Grocer sells "1..' 1 KIRKPATRIOK ... NELSON. SEASONABLE SUITINGS. The selection of. SUMMER SUITINGS at LAMBTON CHAMBERS comprise the pick of * ENGLISH , WOOLLENS. i Plain Shajles in Browns and Greys being in great demand. GRAHAM AND CO., . (late Kitto and Graham), : MERCHANT TAILORS, 212 LAMBTON QUAY (First Floor). ■:■:'■ : ''■ /. WANTED..'. TENANTED, on account of Clients, good IMPROVED and ; UNIMPROVED FARMS. .'.- ;■■• '■''.'■■' ,'•;■;'.' 'GRAY & COCK R 0 FT, "''- SMEETON'S BUILDINGS, .- 'QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. SUSSEX CHAMBERS, PANAMA ST., '. 'WELLINGTON (Branch). Representing, ''■ in, Auckland an^'Wellington, the .uhderntfted'vFarme'r's'. Co'' operative Associations:— CHRISTCHURCH; N.Z. Farmers. TTMARU, Canterbury Farmers. OAMARU, North Otago Farmers'.' '."'' DUNEDIN, Otago Fanners. ',' i';',. : '•':' ; : ap e'n T : A.'-,,.; IN ; ORGANIC DISEASES' RESULTING , FROM.' FATTY■ DEGENERATION .' AND''.'. IN BILIOUS ATTACKS AND •'':. DISORDERS OF THE LIVER. 'CUSTOMHOUSE CLEARING ACENTS. CUSTOMS Entries Passed. Goods forwarded, Btored,' or sorted. '■■ THE COLONIAL CARRYING CQY, OF N.Z, LIMITED. 107-109 Customhouse Quay. , Shipping and Forwarding Agents to all Parts of the World. \ AGE NTS EVERYWHERE.: ~ ,1 ' ■S9

FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of tho late HUGH ROSS .. avo respectfully informed .that his Funeral will leave. his Into residence, Upland Road, Kelburno, at 9 o'clock a.m. on FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, for the Cemetery, at Karori. •:'•' :B. MORRIS,' JUN., ' ' ■ , Undertaker and Embalmer. 60 Taranaki Street. 'Phone 937 (Day or Night).

The Rev. Dr. Alexander Gosmnn died in Melbourne on January 10, aged Hi. For two weeks he had been suffering from bronchial pneumonia. Dr. Gosman enmo to Australia in 18G0, and had charge of the Congregational Churches nt IJalinrat, St. Kilda, and latterly at Hawthorne. For 3G years ho was principal of' tlio Theological College, Melbourne, and, in 1005 he celebrated his jubilee ns minister. At tho last meeting of tho Congregational Union of New South Wales, on' the motion of the Eev. Principal Thatcher seconded by the Rev. William Allen, it was decided to send to the Eev. Dr. Gosman ( an acknowledgment of his services as 'principal of tho Viotorian Congregational College, on his retirement, after fifty years' occupancy of tho position. Until Principal Thatcher nnd Mr. Allen were students of the college, nnd spoke highly of Dr. Oosman's work. Industrial matters interested Dr. Gosman, nnd he was for seven years president of the AntiSweating League. Dr. Gosman leaves a widow, four daughters, and Iwo sons. For Children's Hacking Cough at Night, I .Woods' ttreat PeoDermint Cura- I\, od,«