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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1781, 20 June 1913, Page 7

Speaking at Glasgow, Mr. Maekie, the Kell-lcnown distiller, said: "Cultivate high ideals. Even if you do not attain them, you will rise higher than if you started with none. That has been * the policy of my predecessors, is mino to-day, anil will be that of thoso who come after me. This is why 'WHITE HORSE 1 Whisky leads to-day and will maintain that position in time to come."—Advt. Messrs. Johnston and Co., 157 Lambtou Quay, have been instructed by Mrs. E. Williams, Abel Smith Street, to sell by public auction at their rgoms the contents of a well-furnished 9 : roomed house. Tho sale will be held at 1.30 this afternoon. Mr. Charles Robinson, Officer-iu-Charge of Parliamentary Buildings,' arrived back from a trip to England and America by tho Tahiti yesterday. Applications are being invited for the position of deputy-ehiet electoral officer, Wellington, recently rendered vacant by the death of Mr. G. A. Cormaek. The final date for sending in applications Is June 30. A tire broke out at the residence of Mr. Matson, Fitzherbert Street, late on Wednesday night, but fortunatfiv tlie inmates were able to extinguish 'it before tlie brigade arrived. Little damage was done. A draughty, room loses its terrors when one is armed with "NAZOL." It positively chases Influenza and Colds, All chemist* and stows, Ib, 6d,—Advt.