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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2717, 11 March 1916, Page 1

■ ■UP FROM THE DEPTHS." The Pictured Story of a Girl's Hetorc 'Life; Battle and a MahY Regeneration. WHY MUST THE WOMAN ■ . ALWAYS PAY?; v . EMPRESS/Next Week.

FUNERAL NOTICES. . . FUNERAL NOTICE. mHB Friends of the late MBS. JOSEPH JL .CUNDY are respectfully invited to ittend her Funeral, which will leave her late Residence for Featherstcm Cemetery, %t 1 pm. TO-DAY (BAT OK DAY), MARCH 11th. W. BENTON AND SON, ■ Funeral Directors. . . FUNERAL NOTICE^ THE Friends of the late ME. HENRY I ' JOHN. FLEET are respectfully invited- to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late residence. 151 Esplanade, Petono, -TO-DAY (Saturday), 11th March, 1916, at 3 p.m., for St. James's Churchyard, Lower Hutt. " R. H. PARR ANT AND CO., Undertakers, ■ 16 Fitzherbert Street, Petone. 'Phone 3126 (1 long 1 short ring). \ 'E. MORRIS, JUNE., -- ;- '. Undertaker and Embalmer, ■ ' CO Taranaki St. and 28 Revans St, •fcJO Ring on 'Phone 937 is too early or 11 too late to receive immediate attention.- Mortuary Chapel for the convenience of tho public. Carriages, landaus, at the shortest notice. ''Phone Nos.—| Head Department 937, Newtown Branch 113 Livery Stables '1668. Private 'Phone 3749. t RELIGIOUS SERVICES. '•QT.. PAUL'S PRO-CATHEDRAL, fj Mulgrave Street. : .FIRST- SUNDAY IN LENT. - j 1 a.m. and 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. '•11 a.m.—Matins. . 7 p.m.—Evensong. ... TINAKORI ROAD CHURCHROOM. U a.m.—Children's Service. ST. • . MA BK' S. ."■A SUSSEX • SQUARE.' '• 1.." FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT. . £a.m.— Holy Communion. ■ •il a.m.—Matins.- ' ■ 7-p.m.—Evensong: OT. JOHN'S - CHURCH,. WILLIS ST., O , . i/;-.(Presbyterian)'.'"- , •' SERVICES TO-MORROW: Morning,'ll." livening, 7. REV. DR. GIBB. ' Evening: "Why Victory in the War is Delayed. A Word' in Season." E S;iif C H U R C H,; ' '• Taranaki Street. :' TO-MORROW: . :- •' 'Morning. 11. Evening,. 7., 'Anthem: Lead, Kindly Light". (Stainer). Preacher, Rev-. J. G. Chapman. Subject: "There 1 is a certain correspondence between the visible and the invisible world. Earthly things are symbols rof Heavenly things. The seen things are presentments of that which is from everfasting to. everlasting."' . ' (JAILORS' 'FRIEND. SOCIETY, ©, CHURCH AND INSTITUTE, iWhitmore 'Street. - ' „' • - , - SUNDAY SERVICES. .' 'Morning; ir o'clock. , Evening, 7. 1 .Preacher:' Mr. J. : Moore, Missioner. Subjects: 1,- "The Two Oars"; 2, "The .Overthrow of Mighty Cities."' Soloist: Mr. A. Boyd.";Song Service, 8.30 p.m. • MOTORISTS! TTffiEEDOM from tyre trouble depends S}.: - : to some extent on the' luck of tho road, it is true.' but ■ . the man who fits BRITISH A YON 8 goes to the limit of intelligent precaution. ' The generous Avon Treads of tough, resilient rubber, the superb quality ■ . of the Egyptian- fabric walls,, the snug-fitting,- sinewy beads, the faultless ■ workmanship and homogeneity • of every part—all these things cut ' down, potential misfortune to the irreducible minimum. ■J This Year of all Years , . USE BRITISH AVONS, The "cheapest luxuries in Motordom." AND REMEMBER .. : ! Yon are supporting an A.LL-BRITISH Company operating. British' Capital and providing wages and labour for thousands of, British work people. . Garages everywhere that give preferuice to British Tyres, stock "AV O N S." Sole New Zealand Distributors, ' MALING AND COMPANY, LTD., Chri6tchurch. J1 0 E 1/ E A S E, WA7CEFIELD STRRET, GROUND FLOOR OP WAREHOUSE. Space, about 11 x ,81ft.' Offices, Cartdock, and all conveniences. 'At present occupied, by Messrs.- Massey, Harris and Co. .'Apply ( . LAERY AND CO., LTD., y ! Allen Street. •PHONE 931 A. IT AND W. FAULKNER, 13 Vivian ?J • Street, are Manufacturers of all classes of Iron and Wire Work. Lift Cages, Enclosures, and Front Grills, Collapsible Gates, Iron Railings, Gates, Fireproof Windows and Doors, ; Fireescape Stairways, etc., etc. - Hospital Ifuiniture of all .descriDtiom,