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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1782, 21 June 1913, Page 4

W. & G. TURNBULL & CO., LIMITED. BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY HAVE COMMENCED. BUSINESS aS MERCHANTS, PASTORAL AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, WOOL BROKERS, STOCK AND STATION, SHIPPING, AND. INSURANCE AGENTS. AT [WELLINGTON, .WANGANUI, 'AND MASTERTON, Wlhere they have taken over the Businesses formerly carried on byW. AND G. TURNBULL AND CO, JAMES MACINTOSH AND CO, Wellington and Wanganul, Wellington and Masterton. REGISTERED OFFICE: Situated at 20-31 CUSTOMHOUSE QUAY. WELLINGTON.

PROOF! IJIHB best proof of the superiority of "K"- JAM is to try it. But there are other proofs, such as these: I.—"K". Jam has been the moat popular Jam since it was placed on the market 33 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 vapious parts of the world. There's a reason. g.—"E" Jam is regularly shipped in large quantities to South America, British Columbia, China, South Africa, etc., in the face of the world's competition. There's a reason. THE REASON IS"E" JAM IS PUREST AND BEST. MURATTI'S "ARISTON" TURKISH CIGARETTES. IN Cigarettes, the opinion of the English Connoisseur, being as he is in an eminently favourable position to judge by comparison is generally accepted as being unerring. He invariably smokes "ARISTON" In Tins of 20—Is. 9d. AGENTSG. & C- ALDOUS, TOBACCONISTS, 206 LAMBTON QUAY. rE WELLINGTON TRUST, LOAN A INVESTMENT CO.. I/TD. PAID-UP CAPITAL: £125,000. Uncalled Capital <£122,500 Reserves and Undivided Profits €5,127 ,£187.927 MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. RATES: 12 months, li per cent.; 6 months, 8£ per cent. Interest runs from date of deposit. Advances made on Approved Freehold Offices: 219 Lambton Quay, Wellington. R. E. RAWNSLEY, Secretary. ALL New Zealanders visiting London should read the "British Australasian," 6d. weekly—an illustrated paper, containing mail and cable news from New Zealand, and news of New Zealanders in Europe and at Home. , ~ , , New Zealanders are cordially invited to visit the "British Australasian" Reading Room, at the offices, 115 High Holborn, London, W.C, where they oan see tho Home papers, meet their friends, use the telephone, and obtain information without chartfj■Qß. NORMAN ST.C. HALES, DENTAL SURGEON (University of Pennsylvania). COOPER'S BUILDING (opp. "Evening Post"), Willis Street. By Special His Excellency Appoint, to Igfgljfla the Governor. BOHAN'S mEAS, OHAN'S A E A S, The Finest the World Produces At Is. 9d. per lb. BAKER'S BUILDINGS, 'Phone 2636. WELLINGTON. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS. BIRTH., CAMERON—On the 11th June, 1913, Mrs. D. I. Cameron, of Glendhu, Hinakura—a daughter. MARRIAGES. SILVERWOOD—O'NEALE.—On Saturday, June 11th, 1913, Alfred Cyrus Silverwood, of Petone, to Ixjttie Kathleen, daughter of Mr. A. E. O'Neale, or Featherston, by the. R-ev. Mr. Wainright. TWIGG—DE CASTRO—On the sth June, by the Rev, Gibson-Smith, Gladys Rowena do Castro, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. K. de Castro, to Samuel Twigg, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Twigg, Petane, Napier. DEATHS. BARLOW.—On the 15th June, 1918, at the residence of A. Laurenson, Clyde Sheet, Island Bay, Elizabeth Sarah, relict of Hie late Squire Barlow; aged 63. ELLIOTT.—On. the 11th June! 1913, at Tho Manse, 35 Pirie Street, Wellington, Now Zealand, Annie, beloved and only sister of tho Rev. J. Kennedy Elliott. KINVIG.—On June 16. 1913, at Hawkestone Street, suddenly, Mary, the beloved wife of J. T. ICinvig; aged 31. MACKENZIE.—At sea, on Ith June, 1913, Francis Scobie Mackenzie, M.B, F.E.C.S. Aged 31 years. QUEREE—On Juno 20th, 1913, at Nurso Jackson's Private Hospital. John Q tierce, beloved father of Ernest and fTlieo Queree, in his 75th year. Deeply regretted. Interment at Auckland. h.-I- l FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Funeral Cortege of tho late GEORGE E. HILL will leave his .residence, 32 Rolleston Street, on SUNDAY, 22nd June, at 2 o'clock, for Karon Cemetery. Friends are respectfully invited. J Flygor and Co., Embalmers and Undertakers, 222 Cuba Street. Telephono 1073. day and night. E. MORRIS, JUNR, Undertaker and Einbalmer, 60 Taranaki St., and 28 ltevans St. \TO Ring on 'Phone 937 is too early or JLI too fate to receive immediato attention. Mortuary Chapel for the convenience ' of the public. Carriages, landaus at the shortest notice. 'Phone Nos.—Head Department 937, Newtown Branch 112, Llverv Stables 1668, Private 'Phone 3719. The latest natural and scientific remedy for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and Nasal Catarrh La "NAZOL." 60 doscj for Is, Lfidv-Advfcf