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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1916, 26 November 1913, Page 6

WHAT 'v'. •IS BETTER. THAH . t'" WHISKY J '' . - / r .'' <—n/' iWHISKY AND. PTJKIR]\ ' ' •>' """" ■' ■•-•..ifwr.., TOBACCO. KING'S MIXTURE. TTS distinctive, rich .flawnr gives a new -fl. charm to pipe-smoking. 6(1. , PEE OUNCE. 63, It is also packed in Jib., 41b., and Ift. tins, at 25., 45., and Bs. respectively. Manufactured by. G. AND C. ALDOTTS, TOBACCONISTS, 200 LAMBTON QUAY. WALTER PLATT, Ccattactor, etc., 74 Molesworth Street, Wellington, Ornamental and Plain Work in Cement and Plaster, Tiling, etc. All classes of Ccaictory Work undertaken. Estimates and designs submitted. A WORD ABOUT TEA. A LL tho Teas we sell are imported by J --*- ourselves direct, and Wended at our ] own Factory, so our Customers can relv on getting tho BEST VALUE for their ! money. j TRY THE ORIENT, -jyg PER LB. Strong, Economical. j WARDELL'S ... Willis Street, j TEA SPECIALISTS. By Special His Excellency Appoint, to ths Governor. TPOIIAN'S TEAS, tlio perfection of ■"L® scientific blending. Packed in boxes of 5, 10, 2S, and 86lbs. Carriage paid to nearest station—ls. 3d., Is. 6d„ is. 9d., 2s. BAKER'S BUILDINGS, Wellington. 'Phone 2033.

.f— ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. Ti/ffE. AND MRS. N. H. LA NO FORD wish to tender tlicii- sincere Thanks to the many Kind Friends for their kind mess-ages of sympathy and floral tributes in their late sad bereavement. Special thanks aro <luo to Dr. Mntlu-v.- Holmes iiml Nurse Shiplay for their kiud care and attention. FUNERAL NOTICE. ' mHE Friend's, of Hie late MRS. LETIA TIA JOHNSTON are invited to "attend lier funeral, which will leave the Mortuary Chapel of Robert H. Wilson and Son TO-DAY, 26th November, 1913, at 2 p.m., for Karori Cemetery. ROBERT H. WILSON & SON, Undertakers and Emhalmers, 16-4 Adelaido Eoad. 'Phone 1993. < E. MORRIS, JUNE.,' Undertaker and Embalmer, fiO Taranaki St., and 28 Revaas St. "ftJO Ring on J l 3 hono 937 is too early of too late to receive immediate atten-. tion. Mortuary Chapel for tb© convenience o£ the pubiic. Carriages, landaus at the shortest notice. 'Phono Nos.—Head Department 937, Newtown Branch 142, Livery Staliles 1668, Private 'Phone .'1740.

Railway construction in Queensland will bo at a standstill uatil more loan money can bo raised. At present all tho Government's available cash resources aro earmarked, but tho Premier (Mr. Denham) -says that tho Government hopes to arrango for raising more money within tho next two montlis. If this can ho dono plans of the line to Terror Creek, and several other agricultural lines will he tabled ill .Tune, within a week of Parliament meeting. The Duncdin "Star" states that Mr. L. Mills, of Duncdin, has received word to proceed to Wellington in connection with the erection of tho new .Parliament House buildings. This is understood to nioiin_ that Mr. Mills and his partner (who is in Christehurch) liavn heel! successful in obtaining the contract. Mr. Mills is at present engaged stonework at the new Technical School buildings in Duncdin. There will be a performance by (lie City Hand at the Basin Peserve this evening, commencing at 8 o'clock. Of all Hie days that are in tho week 1 dearly love but one And I hat is the day that comes between A Saturday and a Monday; For mother takes us all in hand, And, should wo colds endure, Just pours the good stult down our throatsWoods' Great Peppermint Cure. —Advt,