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PROOF! rjpHE best proof of tho superiority of "K" JAM is to try it. But there aro other proofs, such as these:— 1.—"IC" Jam has been tho most popular Jam sinco it was placed on tho market 32 years ago. It is used daily in every town and village from North Cape to Bluff. There's a reason. 2.—"K" Jam has won over 50 gold medals and highest awards at international exhibitions in various parts of the world. There's a reason. 3.—"K" Jam is regularly shipped in largo quantities to South America, British Columbia, China, South Africa, etc., in tho faco of the world's competition. Thero's ' a reason. THE REASON IS"X" JAM IS PUREST AND BEST. THE LEADING TAILORB, KITTO AND SON, THE OLD ADDRESS— 15 MANNERS ETAEET. •Phono 8312. THE "• PETERSON PIPE. XJ\J E have recently opened up a full * * range of the above celebrated Pipes ' and those smokers who prefer a "Peterson" to anything else in the way of Pipes are invited to inspect our display of these. G. & C. ALDOUS, TOBACCONISTS, 206 LAMBTON QUAY. j FOR THE DIABETIC, THE RHEUMATIC, THE GOUTY. PURIE I MINERAL WATER. WHISKY AND PUEIItI,

rpHE WELLINGTON TRUST. LOAN & I INVESTMENT CO., LTD. PAID-UP CAPITAL: .£125,000. Uncalled Capital .£122,500 Reserves and Undivided Profits Ga,427 ,£187,927 MONEY RECEIVED ON- DEPOSIT. RATES: 12 months, 4i per cent.; 6 months, 3J per cent. Interest runs from date of deposit. Advances made on Approved Freehold Securities. Offices: 219 Lambton Quay, Wellington. R. E. RAWNSLEY, Secretary. jyt. NORMAN ST.C. HALES, DENTAL SURGEON (University of Pennsylvania). COOPER'S BUILDING (opp; "Evening Post"), Willis Street. EADERS desiring information in regard to Advertisements already appearing in The Dominion' are requested to forward stamped addressed envelops to emsuro reply. "THE DOMINION." LOWER HUTT AGENCY. MR. G. BIRD, Stationer, Main Street, has been appointed Agent for "Tho Dominion" at Lower Hutt as from 26th Inst. Any complaint regarding delivery of tho paper made either to Mr. Bird or direct to this Office, will receive prompt attention. All Subscriptions tvill bo payable to Mr. Bird from tho dato mentioned. TRY B'OHA N'S PANYONG TJUDS, A N Y O N G Jul JDS, THE FINEST CHINA TEA GROWN. BAKER'S BUILDINGS, Phone 2636. WELLINGTON. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS. MARRIAGE. ALEXANDER—FLEET.-On Juno 3, 1913, at St. Augustine's Church, Petone, by tho Rev. G. B. Stephenson, Arthur Duncan Alexander, fourth son of Mr. and Mr 3. Alexander, of Woburn Road, Lower Hutt, to Annis E. Fleet, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Fleet, Esplanade, Petone. DEATH. KELLY—At his residence. "Craigmohr," G5 Nairn Street, Archibald Kelly, engineer, aged 70.