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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2297, 3 November 1914, Page 9

The United Protestant Demonstration held in tho Town Hall on £upday was presided over by Mr. C. I>. niacin toeh. The gathering oponed with prayer . by. Ensign Jackson, of the Salvation Army, subsequent speakers being the Rev. J. Gibson Smith, 1 the Rev; linowles Smith/ and Mr;'J. Austin, P.G.M., who spoke on the qualifications of an Orangeman. Solos wero given by Mr.' Laslett Exton and Miss ICvn Smith, and a dueti by Messrs. Exton and R. S. Allright. Mr. Frank Johnstone contributed . a .'cello solo, arid Mr. H. Temple White presided at the organ. An apology was read' from Canon Eccles, of Woodville, who was unablo to attend on account of illness. ■ >' Commencing at 1.30 p.m. to-morrow Messrs. A. L.. Wilson and Co. will offer by auction nt their room's) Brandon: Street, household furniture and,, effects, also j-size Alcock combination billiard t\ntl dining table, complete with all accessories, also Strauss piano-player, with 120 records.' Inspection is invited of the above, which will bo sold practically without reserve. ; Only about one-third of the entire length of a submarino is ever 'visible above the surface. Oil, woman, in our hours of ease,' Uncertain, coy, and hard to please; - But when a cough contracts our brow A ministering angel thou! We see you sprinting for the phial That holds a priceless boon . Of Woods' Peppermint . Cure, and which Wjll ease oiw trouble soon,—idvti