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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2438, 17 April 1915, Page 1

DOMINION" SUBSCRIPTION BATEB. Delivered In Oity and Suburbs, or supplied by igenta:—Daaly, Id.; 3 months. 6s. 6d.; 6 Months, «&; ,12 Months, 265. Posted to einy address In New Zealand ci- Dependencies: 3 Months,.9s. 9d.; 6 Months,l9s. 6d.; 13 Months, 39e. , Posted Overseas: 3 Months, 13a.; 6 Months, 265.,- 12 Months, 625. - 'All 6uhsoriptions Payable 111 Advance. Special Library Kate on Application.

BIRTHS, IfIARRIADES & DEATHS. '• - BIRTH, ' ; (BEYNOLDS.-On April 12,'1915, at Nurse Watson's Private Hospital, Wellington, to Mr. and Mrs. W. J, H. Reynolds—a 'son.- ' -~ . MARRIAGE. : ! . jCOBB—EDRIDGE.—On-March 31, at St. '' Peter's Church, by the Rev. Archdea- . con' Harper, Daniel, son of the lato Mr. W, Y. Cobb, of East Takaka, to Adelaide, daughter of the late Captain W. Buldock-Earidge, A.5.C.,. England: DEATHS. , \ ' .jsTOCK.—On April 11. 1915, at-Welling-ton Hospital,. Edward Russell ..Stocjc, : . . youngest son of the late Archdeacon 'Stock: aged 50 years. . RENKIN—On April 9th, 1915, Emily- ; Wilson Dalzell, dearly beloved daughter' / of Mary Renkin, 39 Hawker Street, aged .. , 38 years. V . EEMOVAL NOTICE.—Isaac Clark and Son,', Builders, Contractors, and Unh dertakers, have removed to new premises, / No. 27- Wingfield Street, off Molesworth / Street, opposite Ministerial Residence. / Jobbing Work promptly attended to. ..Telephones: Shop, 1088; Residence, 806. RELIGIOUS SERVICES. . jjgT. PAUL'S PRO-CATHEDRAL. MULGRAVE STREET. ■ ■ SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EASTER. 8 a.m.—Holy' Communion. •10 a.m.—Matins. _ . . _ 11 a.m.—Ordination to the Diaconabe. T p.m.—Evensong. TINAKORI ROADCHURCHROOM. .11'a.m.—Children's Service. : CI T. MARK'S. 0 SUSSEX SQUARE. SECOND SUNDAY AFTER fiASTEE. 8 a.m., Holy' Communionj' 11 ■ a.m., Matins and Holy Communion; 7 p.m., . Evensong. ■ 11 ST. BARNABAS, EOSENEATH. ' HARVEST THANKSGIVING. . 8 a.m;, Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Matins; - 3 p.m., Children's Service; 7 p.m., Evensong; • . Preacher: ; The Ven. Archdeacon' of . [Wellington. . ■: 'QT. . JOHN'S " CHURCH, WILLIS , ° STREET PRESBYTERIAN. / - To-morrow Morning, U. ■ .' Evening, '7. -- . . - REV. DR. GIBB. Evening, "Pipes of Hearas." ( ' CHURCH, TARANAKI ST. TO-MORROW. Morning—ll. ' -■- ,' Evening—7. Preacher: REV. J. G. CHAPMAN, ■•"■' • ; SPECIAL SERVICE , i At the 1 iVOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASfJt ' . : SOCIATION ;.,■■•: . Buildings,' Herbert Street, SUNDAY, APRIL . 18th, at 4.30 p.m. : Speaker—MlSS. ELLA. MACNEIL. " of Christchurch. • i oordial invitation is extended to all fronng women. •. ' : : ■ fJTHB SALVATION - • ABMY. THIS DAY 1 (Saturday), 2.30 p.m., Public Welcome to Visiting Representatives and ' Bandsmen, . ' " ■ RAILWAY-STATION. ; HUGE PROCESSION DELEGATES, 5 BRASS BANDS, (TO-NIGHT, TOWN HALL, 7.30 o'clock. FESTiyAL OF MUSIC AND SONG. Sydenham, Wanganui, Feilding, -and Wellington Bands present. The ELTHAM BOYS will provide a Gymnastic Display. Under the ! presidency of Commissioner iHodder. COLLECTION. . '• .SUN D A Y.-, . 11 a.m.—Holiness Convention—The (CITADEL, Vivian Street. . ' • 1 3 p.m.—<)pen-Air ~Gathering, (weather jmermittine, otlierwieo Citadel), BASIN RESERVE. • 8.45 p.m.—Salvation MeeUng, GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Manners St.' Commis- ' ■ eioner and Mrs.. Hodder will give addresses. 'Congregational Singing and Devotional Exercises;' special features. . 1 The Children's-Night on MONDAY, HALL, - 7.30 o'clock. TjUOWERING Bulbs, from 6d. d6z., ,'JP post free. List on application. B. .H. Just, Nurseryman, Palmerston North. S'T\AISY" Vacuum Cleaners, 70s. to £30. JLr Vacuum Sweepers, 455. each. Allowances made.,for-old-machines. Machines hired out. . Easy payments arranged. : Repairs executed to any class !pf cleaner. Spare parts always in stock. : Soiled and Second-hand- machines for Bale; 100 A.C. and 220 D.C. Motors for sale. RAND, WALKER, A CO., King's Chbs. ''Phone'3Bo9. Telegiams: "Yaklean," Wellington. W' ANTED Known—Our Woven TTnderwear secured before- the war saves'you is. : and-ss.'in every £. Visit 'Cole's Drapery, Co.-Removal Sale. : AN IDEAL PLACE FOR FURS. ' ■funis. SMITH, Furrier, 88 Willis St., ."•A Black Fox, Squirrel, Fitch, Ermine 6ets in any Btyle, Foot Muff, Fur Hats, Caps, Fur Trimming cut to order. Repaiis a Speciality. ; FUN FOR THE .KIDDIES. I A CHILD'S Toy and the grown-ups dexl light. The Bubbler blows great big transparent Bubbles that can be filled with tobacco smoke, and thrown about to the intense amusement of everybody. One -box makes 20 thousand Bubbles. Post . free, Is. Catalogues sent free. A. W. •Moran and Son, 60 Willis Street, Wellington. iW H " P H I L P, I* * • 97 DIXON STREET. House. Window, and. Office-Cleaning Contractor. Carpets -Cleaned and Beaten by Machinery. All Orders Promptly Executed. 'Phone 3292. Three Ringß. . Telephone ,1180. 76 Jervois Quay. ■ ' T ET us show you how to reduce your l XJ . expenses. Up-to-date National Cash Registers are 6old at prices and ion terms that bring them within the reach of every shopkeeper. ' CITY PARCELS DELIVERY CO. H. INNESS AND SON. Tel. 881. iTkELIVER daily in town and follow: JLf ing suburbs: Kelburn, Karori, IWadestown, Northland, Brooklyn, Kilbirjiie, Hataitai, Lyall Bay, Queens Drive, Island Bay, Seat cum, Miramar, RoseBeath, Charges: Not exceeding 281b. 6d., 861b. 9d., 1121b. Is.. 2001b. Is. 6d. All parcels must be prepaid. No charge for collecting. Luggage collected and delivered at moderate prices. ' '/piREY HAIR can be quickly darkened |TJC by the, aid of my wonderful new preparation. It is not a dye or stain, but colours' the hair by a natural process. I ■became grey at the age of 27, but through b scientific friend I found'an easy method which restored my hair to the natural colour. If you are interested send 2 stamps, and I will send you full particulars under sealed cover. Sirs. Mary K. Chapman, Suite G. Linden Court. Sydney. \ CJF you have any particular troubles in !•»■' handling your cash, credits, or collections, write us, and we will tell you how to stop them. Investigation costs nothing. National Cash Register Comcany.