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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1774, 12 June 1913, Page 4

A DELICIOUS AND NUTRITIOUS BREAKFAST BISCUIT. Have you tried Huntley and Palmer's "Breakfast Biscuits," a new biscuit of a lightness and crispness hitherto unknown. They are excellent with either oheese, meats, or. conserves, and form a splendid substitute for toast. They are dainty, nutritious,. and of easy digestion. Buy a tin to-day of HUNTLEY AND PALMER'S BREAKFAST BISCUITS. All Huntley and Palmer's Biscuits are of the very highest quality. S. EIRKPATRICK & CO., LTD. AGENTS. "THE DOMINIONS SPECIAL' COUNTRY ; LIFE JSSUE. ~ THE FARMER, HIS NEEDS, AND HIS CLAIMS TO CONSIDERATION. SPECIAL ARTICLES. ' ILLUSTRATIONS. ' 34 PAGES ... :ONE. PENNY. SATURDAY, JUNE 14. COPIES MAY BE ORDERED NOW. /' ■ E WELLINGTON TRUST, LOAN 4 INVESTMENT CO., LTD. PAID-UP CAPITAL: ,£125,000. Uncalled Capital .£122,500 Reserves and Undivided Profits' 65,427 •£lB7 927 MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. RATES: 12 months, 4J per oent.; 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. "THE DOMINION." LOWER HUTT AGENCY. TVjTR. G. BIRD, Stationer, Main Street, -LTJL has been appointed Agent for "The Dominion" at Lower Hutt as from 26th May, 1913. Any complaint regarding delivery of the paper made either to Mr. Bird or direct to this Office, will receive prompt attention. All Subscriptions will bo payable to Mr. Bird from the date montioned. NOTICE TO HUTT VALLEY RESIDENTS. A BRANCH OFFICE OF "THE, DOMINION" has been established' at JACKSON STREET, PETONE. wher« orders for Delivery of the paper and Advertisements will be received. MR. H. R. WRIGHT has been appointed Local Representative. TRY B O H A N'S PANYONG BUDS, anyong Jsuds THE FINEST CHINA TEA GROWN. ' BAKER'S BUILDINGS, Phone 2636. WELLINGTON. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS. BIRTK " BROWNE.—On 11th June, 1913, to Mr. and Mrs. Will F. Browne, 324 Tinakori Road—a daughter.

In Ipoli (Malay Peninsula) one of the pioneer motor-cars in tho country is now in almost constant use ns a funeral hearse. Hauled by coolies, the proud old pioneer wends its frequent, slow, labourious way to the cemctery. As an illustration of what the Bible out-pilt of the Oxford University press involves, it might be mentioned that th« skins of 100,000 animals arfi \ised every year for the covers of Oxford Bibles alone, and 400,000 sheets of gold are required for tho (jilt lettering. Athletic Park was tho scene. An onlooker produced n small bottle and put a few drops on a piece of sugar. Spectators had a vision of poison. Twas "NAZOL," the infallible Cold cure. No danger of Influenza with "NAZOL" for a companion.— Advt. A stock of handkerchiefs lies been purchased for tho use of French deputies. Whenever a member has forgotten his handkerchief he will only liave to ask an usher for one. There will be 110 fee, and if the deputy forgets to return the handkerchief nothing will to said,