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SHIPPING DIFFICULTIES AND ARMY DEMANDS ARE making prices for good Suitings almost prohibitive. Fortunately at the place where tho BEST OLOTHES are made, MILLIGAN'S KELBUN AVENUE, There is still a good supply. Order Early. ATTORNEYS AND AGENTS FOB, ABSENTEES. PERSONS whoso business or other interests involvo absence from tho Domin. ion, or entail constant moving about, can confidently appoint the Trustee Branch of the New Zealand Insurance Company, Ltd., to act as their Attorneys and Agents. This substantial concern is empowrea by Special Act of Parliament to perform all the functions of a Trust Coaipaay. It affords tho advantages of Complete Security. Efficient Management, Immunity from disturbance of arrangement by Death or Defalcations, and World-wide Accessibility. Through the Company's Branches, situated at various important centres, clients can readily obtain information, issue instructions, and receive inoomo as it becomes due. If you require an Agent, rend tie Company's Handbook, obtainable post free from any local Branch or from the Trust Managei at Auckland. NEW ZEALAND TOKTTIUNCE COMPANY LM7TED, Trustee, Executor and Agency Branch. C P. THOItAS. Trust. Manager.

A few weeks ago a little boy, son of a Maori of rank on the Waimate Plains, died. A short time previously the family had invested in a motor-car, which was an unspeakable joy to the boy. Very imitli after the haliit of his elders, it was the absorbing delight of his plays, and, according to the family, was the subject of his dreams at night. His death left his mother distracted with grief, and at her request the car was declared tapu (sacred to tho dead), and was rigidly excluded from use. But the memories recalled by the presence of the car were too much for the mother, and as a final act she destroyed it. Asked a few days ago in Manaia by a resident where her car was now she replied: "Boy very fond of it; he die, car must die all the same."

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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 112, 29 January 1918, Page 4

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324

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 112, 29 January 1918, Page 4

Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 112, 29 January 1918, Page 4

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