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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1665, 4 February 1913, Page 6

' HUNDREDS OF TONS * of fresh. Nelson-grown Fruit have been used during the last two months in the making of pure and delicious '" JAM, Famed' For Its Fine Fruity Flavour, KIRKPATRICK - NELSON. (Where the Best Fruits Grow,) i ' WANTED. TOTANTED,ion account of Clients,good IMPROVED and UNIMPROVED FARMS. , GRAY A COCKR 0 F,T, I SMEETON'S'BUILDINGS, ' QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. | SUSSEX CHAMBERS. PANAMA ST., *' WELLINGTON (Branch). Representing, in Auckland. and Wellington, the undernoted Farmers' Cooperative Associations :— CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. Farmers. TIIiARU. Canterbury Farmers.' OAMARU, North Otago Farmers. DUNEDIN,' Otago Farmers. SEASONABLE SUITINGS. Tho selection. of SUMMER, SUITINGS at LAMBTON CHAMBERS comprise tho pick of ENGLISH WOOLLENS. Plain Shades' in Browns and Greys being in great demand. GRAHAM AND CO., (late Kitto and Graham), , ' MERCHANT TAILORS, 212 LAMBTON QUAY (First Floor).

CUSTOMHOUSE CLEARINC . ACENTS. GUSIOMS Entries Passed. Goods forwarded) stored, or sorted. \ THE COLONIAL CARRYING COY, OF N.Z, LIMITED. 1 107-109 Customhouse Quay. Shipping and Forwarding Agents' to all Parts of the WorlJ. AGENTS EVERYWHERE. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. DEATH. . PALMER.-On February 3, 1913, at Wellington, Irene Ednfc Palmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Palmer; ago 21 years. \ ■FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of MR. and MRS. J. R. PALMER aro invited lo attend tho Funeral of their; lata daughter, Irene Edna, which will leave their residence, 43 Austin Street,-TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), at 10 a.m., for the Cometery, Karori. , • E..MORRIS, Jun., Undertaker and Embalmer, 60 Taranaki Street and 28 Revans Street.Telephone 937 (night and day).

A meeting of the Citizens' Carnival Art Union Committee was held yesterday afternoon. The secretary was authorised to order another lot of 10,000 art union tickets, which will bring the total number in circulation up to' 40,000. Arrangements'were discussed to secure the better distribution of tickets in business houses and shops in the city, and the secretary was authorised'to appoint a distributor to' do this work. The Mayor undert-Hil; to circulate a small number, of tickets among the offices of tho boroughs of the Wellington province, in order to advertise tho carnival. > There was a young lady named Mary Jane, Who, whilst out one day, was caught in tho rain; Sho said in despair, n's the damp struck her hair, "My curls aro all gone, I don't think it's fair." ' Her shoes were quite soaked, and her clothes were all damp, For she had no goloshes, nor had she a gamp'; But those latter ills she woll could enFor sho' nlwnyi uwd Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, 131*