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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 1957, 14 January 1914, Page 6

AUCKLAND iEXHIBri'ION^^^i T7UREPKOOF, Ekctrisf LyM .-'iand* 1M& JL Garden Roof, Suites, , -witli'-tprivate, Bathrooms, etc.; central ..toScity; rqyer-. , looks Harbour. f^s^-yK'-ykftSft!:" , * TAKlFEi3lSfii^is:.;4 ! :|S Ordinary C^'fiHOsT-vev-Aay^ During Exhibition p-efiod per-day?. Suites—According to of Eooihs Required. ;-. ?H-!?W''S : ' .'S?'% ' OECHESTEjL: : |S||||^|f| For Plans and further' partieulaivappijv Thos. Cook and Son. .. . ; jif^-. , * i^,;yS^ fi RAND HOTEL. *JT Tho Leading Hots! of tho City';' Pa-" tronisocl by the Suito '. of Their EoyalHighnesses the Princa find Princess :■■ of Wales, and Governors of Australia - and New Zealand. Fitted to Promote Every Comfort. Motor-cars Meet- all Boats amiTrains. Cablo Address, "Grandee." Auck-.-land. JAMES HOLLEStON, ■.. ■;,. _ . Proprietor. ■ ' .*.*'. '' '. ... .- ~.>' "" G. ; 'AM) C. ALDOTTSM:;^ TOBACCONISTS,;-: i'O?3M 206 LAMBTON QUAT,f||;Jp; 't AGENTS FOR-" ;, p " ■'.■■■■ ■■'■■«'. :-ifS""H JOHN COTTON, Ltd., ■. Edinburgh: Finest Smoking Tobacco. . : "";; ■;.-:■; BEWLAY AND CO., Strand, London;'' Flor do Dindigul Ciga-re. "•.. .- 'v , - , F. H. HARTLEY AND SOlCvVaalbank, Transvaal: .Choice Magaliee* berg Tobacco. . . ' . ■■,, :.■•■■: B. MURATTI, SONS.'AND CO;/. LTD?: Manchester and.. London :«■ Finest Turkish and irg'man Cignrittea, - : ~/ w*>i -wn s> GENTLEMENt THE KIN(?i ' ..OF 11INEEA1 WATEggj^, . ? < PURIRL" Vj m WHISKY 'AND PURIEI, , 'T\ \ .-■'■■■ ■■■ jrt , <& APOLLINARIS. ANNUAL FILLING AT THE APOL- •" LTXARIS SPRING. Year—l9ol 27,000,000 .. Bottles. Year—l9ll 37,000,000 „ "THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS " A WORD ABOUT TSA. ALL the Teas vre sell aw imported by ourselves direct, aod blended at our own Factory, bq our Customers can rely on getting the BEST VALUE for their money. TRY THE ORIENT, -i /q PER LB.' Strong, Economical. YeARDELL'S ... Willis Street TEA SPECIALISTS. v ' By Special I 3 Appoint, to ||§||y§i the Governox, ' mRY BOHAITS CHINA BUD TEAS. Famous for its mild rich flavour. 2s. per lb. BAKER'S BUILDINGS, WELLINGTON. 'Phono 2-636. ■%■.;.:■■ ■ : '|J: SUBSCEIBEIiS to "The Dominion" oro reminded that when absent on holiday they can arrange to havo th« paper forwarded to their temporary address. . In casoa wheie delireFy by aßent is impracticable, tho paper will be forwarded by post for the tefm required. Written Notico should be given of all changes of address Tfi<juired. BIRTHS, MAFtRIACES & DEATHS, DEATH. ■'■ : SINCLAIR—On the 12th January, 19U, at Waterloo Eoad, Lower Hutt,' JohnSinclair, aged C 3 years, FUNERAL NOTICES. THE Friends of tho Into JOHN SINCLAIR, late of Lower Hutt, are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave Fcatherston Railway Station on the arrival of the mail train TO-DAY (WEDNESDAY), Hth January, 1914, for the Burnside Cemetery, Featherston. G. A. M'ILVEIDB. :.- Undertaker, lower Hutt. ■■ E. MORRIS. JUNE-., : ~" Undertaker and Embalmer, •■■■■- - CO Taranaki St., and 28 Revans St. ! ■■■ NO Rin«r on 'Phono 937 is too early or too late to reccivs immediate attention. Mortuary Chapel for tbo convenience of the public. Carriages, laEtJaus at the shortest notice. 'Phono iS'os.—Head Department 937, Newtown Branch 142. Lir. ery Stables 16C8. Private 'Phone 37^19, WALTER PLATT, Contractor, etc. "?4 Molesworth Street,. Wellington, Ornamental and Plain Work in Cement and Plaster, Tiling, etc. All classes of Cemetery Work undertaken. Eatimutos and designs submitted.