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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2669, 15 January 1916, Page 1

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BIRTHS, MARRIACEB & DEATHS. BIRTHS. EERRiCH.—On the Bth January, at 17 Hobson Street, Mrs. F. D. Herrlch—a . daughter. fiUTTON.—On the 6th January, 1916, at Wauganui, to the wife of Colin. C. Hutton—twin sons. I MARRIAGES. 'DAWSON—SMITH.—On December 23rd, 1915, at St. George's Church, Frankton Junction, by the Iter. E. Lionel Harvie, Leonard. C. H., second son of James Dawson, of Forest Grate, London, to 'Alice Madeline, eldest daughter of the late F. C. Smith, of Wairarapa. iIPISHER—HARTLEY;—On ' January 7, 1916, at St. James Manse, Newtown, by the Rev. W. Shirer, James Temple (9th Reinforcements), eldest son of Mr. E. H. Fisher, Valuation Department, to Mary, daughter of Mr. Samuel Hartley, \ Marton Junction. . I* : —— • : ' DEATHS. SflLNE.—On 12th January, 1916, at her residence, Main Road, Taiti, Grace Milne, .reliot of the, late W. F. Milne; in her 86th year iWARDKLL.—On January 10, 1916, at i Stronvar, ferbert Harold Wardell, third son of the late H. S. Wardell. INMEMORIAM. IPEARCE.—In loving memory of Phillip Pearce, of Upper Hutt, who died on ithe 16th of January, 1915. ■_ Short and sudden was his call, . . He was. so dearly loved by all. To work he went in health and , strength, No thought that , death was near. Death, gave himno time to 6ay goodbye' . To tliose he loved so dear. ' Inserted by his loving cousin, Leslie 1 tereenwood. *' ■ i ' RELIGIOUS SERVICES. S l T. PAUL'S PRO-CATHEDRAL, • Mulgrave Street. : SECOND, SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. •8 a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m.. Matins and Holy Communion; 7 p.m., ; Evensong. : TINAKORI ROAD CHURCH ROOM. 11 a.m., Children's Service. i . ' IgT. MARK'S, SUSSES SQUARE. , SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EPIPHANY. 8 a.m., Holy, Communion. 11 aim., Matins and Holy Communion. 7 p.m., Evensong. . w_— - ' •QT. JOHN'S CHURCH, WILLIS ST. . *J, (Presbyterian.). • SERVICES TO-MORROW: !£jlorning, 11—Rev. R.. Inglis, MA. " 'lEvening, 7—Rev. W. C. Blair. ' f y CHURCH, TARANAKI ST. . TO-MORROW i • Morning, 11—Rev. J.. H; White. / Evening, 7—Rev. J. G. Chapman. Bailors' friend society, j © . CHURCH AND'INSTITUTE, Whit- 1 jnore Street. . SUNDAY SERVICES. Morning, 11 o'clock. ' . .. .. 'Evening, 7. 1 , . : .i Preacher: Mr. J. Moore, Missioner. ! Subjects: (l) TEe Parcel'of Life; (2) The Whip ,in Life. . ' j '-Soloist: -Mr. A. Boyd. •"• • .■ .Song Service, 8.30 p.m. ' PUBLIC NOTICES. \ - —: : —: —-—— ' HOME FOR THE AGED NEEDY. THERE are Vacancies for Two Men. Nominations will be received by tie'undersigned up to Noon on. MONDAY, 84th JANUARY,. C. P. POWLES, . , .'. Secretary, ■ — . . —; — JTT 0. SMITH, late Travailing BepTesen- " * tatiTs for the Wellington Woollen j )Co., wishes to announce that he has pur- ' Kshased the Clothing and Mercery Busi-. | jness on Lambton Quay known as QUIN-, jroN's. ; < ; i Special attention will be given to Men's i Bud Boys' Wear ■ and bright up-to-date goods from the British and New Zealand markets will be offered at lowest prices, ViYour patronage is solicited. 5. BOROUGH OF LOWER HUTT. ' EXTRAORDINARY ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. ! TJ HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that an ex- : lli- traordinary Election of One Councillor for the ■ Borough of Lower Hutt ■will, be held on WEDNESDAY, the '26th day of JANUARY; 1916, and I HEREBY appoint the Town Clerk's Office, Lower Hutt as the plaoe, and before NOON on THURSDAY, the 20th JANUARY, 3916, as the time for the Nomination of 'Candidates. . WM. NICHOLSON, I Returning Officer. .• Lower Hutt, 10th January, 1916. •2. ; MESSRS. UPTON LTD., ■ The Largest Tea. Merchants in the World. i > Under the Patronage of Their Majesties the Zing and Queen. HAVE recently established Offices and Packing Factory in New Zealand. Their world-renowned Teas are now packed in all Blends 'in Auckland and are shipped direct from their celebrated Estates in Ceylon. ' No advance has been made in. prices owing to the war. !' MESSRS. LIPTON LTD. INVITE APPLICATIONS FROM WHOLESALE . HOUSES IN WELLINGTON FOR THE SALE OF THEIR TEAS,IN. WELLINGTON AND DISTRICT. 1 PLEASE APPLY TO - THE MANAGER, , MESSRS. LIPTON LTD., ' 47 CUSTOM STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. D* 0 YOU ANTICIPATE furnishing? ' Then call and see us. We can save you money. You'll find it to. your advantage to' inspect our gods, so that you might realise our values. Our furniture combines many pleasing features, our advice is helpful, and our prices are a consideration. Be sure you see ours before purchasing your requirements. Sheppard's, Furnishers, Palmerston North. "CITY DAIRY." For the Convenience o£ my Customers, I have OPENED a Branch at 81 MOLESWORTH STREET. TjTOESH MILK AND CREAM X; can be obtained Twice Daily. Freah >Eg"s and Butter always on hand. "phone 3313. GEO. NASH, Proprietor. EVERY town and country grocer sells tho delicious "MILITARY PICKLE." * Every sensible person eats it. Price ijreasonable—buy a bottle to-dayj,