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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3094, 26 May 1917, Page 1

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BIRTHS/MARRIAGES. & DEATHS. BIRIHS. CROSSLEY.-On the 25th o£ May, at 18 Hall Street, to the wife of Captain P. Crassley—a son. Both woll. KEELING.-On May 19, 1917, at 301 Willis Street, to Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Keeling, Kiirori—a son. MAN.-On May 23, 1917, at .Nurse Wildiug's, Viviau Street, Wellington, to Lieutenant and Mrs. Man—o daughter. MATTHEWS.-On tho 20th inst., at Nurse Dender's, Willis Street, to Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Matthews—a son. WILLIAMS.-On May 24th,-1917, at 46 Ellice Avenue, Wellington, the wife oi Llewellyn E, Williams, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ', 'ANDERSEN-DUFFIN.-On May 21st, at St. John's Anglican Church, Dannevirke, by the Rev. E. Robertshawe, Trooper J. 0. W. Andersen, youngest son of Mr. Anders Andersen, of Eketali una, to Florence Mildred, oldest daughter iof Mt. and Mrs. Edward Duffin, "The Laurels," York, Englaud. BARCLAY-PETERSEN.-On May 18th, at St. Andrew's Church, New Plymouth, by the Rev. Robert Hitch, William J. Barclay, M.D., of Wellington, to Violet E. Petersen, second daughter of Mrs. H. C. Peterson, of Ngatamiro. CLARK-MANN.-OnMay 15th, at St. Peter's, Wellington, N.Z., by the Rev. H. Wateon, Frank Lawrence, second son of Mrs. R. Clark, Upper Hutt, to Eileen Moyna, daughter of the Rev. William Mann, formerly of - Bristol Cathedral. (Bristol papers please copy.) DEATHS. MILLS.-On May 22, 1917, at her residence; Rossiter Avenue, Waiwetu, Lower Hutt, Lucy Ann Mills, wife of Arthur Mills; aged U. Deeply regretted. NAGLE—On May 20th, at Roseneath, Elsie Methuen, dearly beloved young- ' est daughter of John and Mary Nagle; aged, 15 years. Deeply regretted. SCHOFIELD.-On May 15th,. 1917, at the residence'of her daughter, Mrs. I. Taylor, No. 7 Domain Street, Devonport, Auckland, Catherine, dearly beloved wife of the late Robert Schofield; aged 83 years. ."'"." '." : INMEMORIAM. .'- PAGE—Trooper Georgo Arthur Page, Mounted Rifles, Main Body, mortally wounded at Gollipoli, May 26th, 1915. "He fell with his face to the foe." , . • Inserted by . his friend 'and com-rade-in-arms, by whose side he fell, H. V. B. Speight, Lieut., transferred: R.F.S. FUNERAL NOTICE. mHE Friends of the late MRS. M. J. JL DAJCIN are respectfully invited to attend her Funeral, which -will leave her late residence, Clareville, at 1.30 p.m. on MONDAY, MAY 28th, for tho Clareville Cemetery. ; ; E. MORRIS. JUNR,, Undertaker and Embalmer, 60 Taranaki St..' and 28 Revans St. NO Ringi on 'Phone 937 is too early or too late to receive immediate attention. Mortuary Chapel for the convenience of the public. Carriages, landaus, at the'shortest notice. "Phone Nos.— Head Department, 937. Newtown Branch, 143. Livery Stables, IG6B. Private 'Phone, 3749. ■-, ■ RELIGIOUS SERVICES. . CAMBRIDGE TERRACE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. ;'■•:• OPENING AND DEDICATION ./": SERVICE. .TO-DAY (SATURDAY), at 3 p.m, A cordial invitation is extended to all. DT. JOHN'S CHURCH, WILLIS ST. , (Presbyterian.) TO-MORROW: Morning, 11. Evening, 7 . --•- REV. DR. GIBB. Evening: After the War—What? Tho Empire's Worst Enemy. 'QT. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN •' CHURCH, Wellington Terraco. ' ' - TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), MAY 27. Morning, at 11—The Gift of the Spirit. Evening, at 7.—The Rich Young Ruler, Preaoher: Rev. J.,M. Thomson, M.A. WESLEY CHURCH, TARANAKI ST. TO-MORROW: . Morning, 11. Rev. J. G. Chapman. Evening, 7. Rev. J. G. Chapman. TgROOKLYN BAPTIST CHURCH. REV. W. S.,ROLLINGS, U and 7. 3 p.m.—Men's Own. Subject: "Tho Liquor Trade and Labour."' Open discussion. 7 p.m.—The World's Worst Hun—Kaiser William, Kaiser Alcohol, or Kaiser All Welcome. mHE SAILORS' FRIEND SOCIETY, ■■*■ CHURCH AND INSTITUTE, ' Whitmore Street. Sunday Services—ll and 7. , Morning Preacher—Mr. James Moore, ' Missioner. Subject: (1) "Tho Long Arm- of Love." (2) "Forsaken Ones." Evening Preacher: Rev. James PatorBon, M-.A. Soloist: T. K. Thompson. Song Service: 8.30 p.m. ST. HELENS HOSPITALS. NOTICE TO WIVES OF SOLDIERS. NOTICE is heroby given "that free treatment at St. Holens Hospitals is accorded to the wives of soldiers on active service, and to tho wives of returned soldiers. Patients are not admitted to await confinement unless requiring treatment, but they can bo- directed, if- nccossary, to suitable lodgings near tho Hospital. Intending patients 6hduld communicate personally or by letter with tho Matron, if possible two months before they require admission. Office Hours: 10 a.m. to 12 a.m., and 7 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. Sundays excepted. •- ERRARD'S REGULATING PILLS, the most successful and efficient ladies' pill known. Harmless and reliable; sent post free, plain wrapper, on receipt postal note 3 6s. 6d. Address all correspondence Manager, Box 317, Wanganui. YOU CANNOT LOSE YOUR SHIRtT SEND us Two Shillings and we will post to you a neat Rubber Stamp and a bottle of Marking Ink, so that you c?n have your name on everything. A. W. MORAN AND SON, Rubber Stamp Makers, 60 Willis Street, Wellington. PK TO ANY AMOUNT, on any secur*o ity, repayable by easy instalments. Bills discounted. Call or write, enclosing stamp for reply. Strictest confidence. L. W. BALKIND, Boulcott Chambers, Boulcott Street, Wellington,