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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 85, 4 January 1919, Page 1

■' 1': Entitled v«. SOLDlEKS OF-CHANCE" •' '~ ~.■■' .■■■' ■ '■; ..■' ■■ ' ■ '■• Stanias .- . ■-.■■■" . JULIA SWAYNE GORDON, MIRIAM FOUCHE f. ..';"..'. AND EVART OVERTON ' A picture of vengeance, love, speed and fight A girl's awful plight—would she marry the man '■ ■'.'.•'.■ she hated to save the man she loved i EVERYBODY'S TO-DAY

WANTED TO RENT OR LEASE, BUSINESS gentleman requires small Furnished House or Two-roomed Flat. Apply ".Reference," c/o "Dorniniou." • • . XKJ ANTED, at once for about twelve months,' about 4000 so., ft- of welllighted'floor space; cily. Apply "EDUCATIONAL," . ■'■ - P.O. Box 894, Wellington WANTED, • 4-ROOMED COTTAGE for Term! ■Apply ,; ; '■ BOX 15, Te Aro, AVellington. ■ TO LET, /pO LET, , Khandallah, 7-rcomed House, -B- electric light, overlooking harbour. Apply Miss,Fnean,.+22 Adelaide Road, Befhampore._JPlione 4301. FUIiN.BHEb _ ;jE.rsiDji COTTAGE. np'O LET, for one month, all eoiiveni- -*•': ■ euces, including city water; on beach; ; three guineas per week. Address c/o "Dominion." TO LET, A FURNISHED HOUSE, 6 roomi) near •f*- Pirie Street, .'easy, access to bays aud trains, from January SO to March 13j -rant, moderate. Apply ■ ■ "COMFORT," : . ■ ■ C/o "Dominion." TO LET, ■ jTIOMFORTABLY FURNISHED COUNTRY COTTAGES, near the Mahakipawa. Bay suitable whool teachers, business people, or anyone requiring complete rest and change. Moderate rents. Apply . . , ■ ■■ ■■• . "PELORUS SOUND," "| ' C/o "Dominion." 'TO LET, " * ? fWLLENSyiLLE GRANGE, 8 rooms, well furnished, quaint country house; accommodation for motor-ears'; lawn, garden; temporarily or permanent; .£2 2s. per week. Apply "PELOEUS SOUND," ' ■ •.■"■ ". C/o. "Dominion." . - HOUSE PROPERTIES FOR SALE '.. DAY'S BAY. A 'NEW BUNGALOW FOE. SALE, jra - £100 deposit. Particulars from : BOX 27, ' . ,Te Aro. ,'"...' OPPORTUNITY. : MODERN BUNGALOW: ■'■'. ' And ;. . ■■" ' ■ 5i ACEES LAND.. , nnHREE ■ miles from suburban station, -"-. in attractive eurroiindings. Suitable, for poultry farm. .Will sell under .Returned Soldiers' Advances -Scheme. A GIFT. PRICE, -J330D.. Terms, £M Deposit. . • . Folio 1039 •'• ■'■' STODDART AND PKOCTOE, ■ lSl.:F : eatherston' .Street, : .-.■„>-; ._<. v .(Nathan's ... - .:■>->' '■'"■:■ . "■ '■&,■'{'''''"' ' •■' -■''" ■' ' ■GLORIOUS-HO : ME.;'; ISLAND BAY,. WANTED.. TO SELL, ■.PSETTT-β- ---™» ■ ROOMED.. • . BIINGA LOW, ' best part; Island.'Bay,, city end ovsrlookins. Wakhfisld -Park, beautifully situated; no climb, sweetlv appointed, most nrtisticallv-.finished,'CaiTuva and panelled walla, .slate, roof, lovely bathroom ■hbt : -"water . fiervice,?electrio . light, $as cook'r. A perfectly delightful home. Inspection' absolutely, convincing. Price, £1485;, £35(1, deposit: Only built. few months.' 'Motor, entrance. Government mortgage', thereon. .Buy this, arid enjoy . everlasting' 'happiness. Possession/ at once. ' . ■■ - - ■ MARTIN JOTTYRE AND CO., 215 Lambton Quay (fornor Grey Street). BUSINESS NOTICES. A STKOLOGT.—Answers important quesTime writing,.-birth date required.. Order, 2s. Cd. "Astro," Box 47 Te Aro. tSiTmTclincher cycle""tyres^ 1 -"-to guaranteed six, nine, twelve, and fifteen months'. - Sold only by the Cycle Trade. ;.-:.■■ FOUND-GoW, Silver, and Metal Badges of all Reinforcements. Must be sold. Lloyd's , , Manner? Street. OTAKI'S new Seaside Eesort now open. '•' A Kiosk and Quadrangle. Something quite novel. Seud for tariff to C. -gotterell, Otaki. ' ■ ■ . ACHINERY owners will benefit by .\using NORTH BRITISH BELTING. It withstands a.n enormous amount of'.wear, and tear. Prices and details from Hayward Bros., Ltd., Christchurch. , WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS ab- »».- sorb the shock of contact with hard pavement. Study your nervee. Be rub-ber-heeled and insist on WOOD-MILNE. T LOYD'S BargTins in Military Goods Jti v . must. be. cleared. Near Opera House. Watches, Bolts, Spurs, etc. GASTLE'S Influenza Tablet gives prompt, relief, 25.; Castle's Backache Kidney Pills, as.; post free, from Castle's Nowtown Pharmacy, 139 Eiddiford Street. . . .. A MOTOR-CYCLE runs best on CLINCHER"DEEADNOUGHT"TYRES. They, reduce vibration and wear longest. Made by North British Rubber Co., for all weight machines. Sold everywhere. ANTED - "Known—We- have opened in Manners Street to clear all our Militßry Stock. Lloyd, Camp Jeweller. TAND on vour dignity aiid WOODMILNE RUBBER HEELS. Don't be satisfied with other make?. AYOODMILNB are British made trom Para rubber. E EDUCED vibration, greater comfort, longer service are ensured bv using the "DREADNOUGHT" MOTOR-CYCLE TYRES. -Made in all sizes for light and heavy machines. rriO Purchase a so-called cheap Fountain J-.'-.Pen is to throw your money away. The best pen of all is the Waterman Self-filler. It will last a lifetime. All styles at S. A. Pull's, 16t Lambton Quay. OTAKI can offer you a climate, a safe bathing bench and beautiful surroundings. A Kiosk aud Quadrangle. Seud for. tariff to C. Colterell, 01..ki. HOSE for the garden this summer—Be sure you get THE NORTH BRITISH RUBBER CO.'S. It is finest quality, and will give you many years' service. Sold by all Ironmongers. TOST— We are making a Great Loss A on our Watches, Badges, and Jewellery. Lloyd's, Manners Street. "OEACTICAL Patriotism plus practical X economy—wearin? WOOD-MILNE' RUBBER HEELS. Mndo in England. Save leather and "pavemeut shock." Have them fitted-t<>day. A RMISTICE XMAS will go doivn in -A history.—Walnujs, Onion Brand, Is. 2d. lb. (the repent, salee jiro so consistent); Barcelona Nuts, Is. (id. lb.; Soft Shell Almonds, 2s. 6d.; New Season Muscatels (packets), Is. fid.; Peanuts, in ehell, MM.; Peanuts, shelled, new season, Is.; Lumpy Juicy Giuger, Is. 6d. lb. Largest Range" Boxed Chocolate in the city. Mrs. Lempriere, 90 Willis Street (3 doore above "Evening Tost")..

'• '• ■ '■_ "-;■■ ■ rj, fUneral^fubnishers; ';■" '' "CI. .Undertaker.and JLJ, '-. Embalm'e'r, 60'.Taranaki'St. aiid ; iS Riddiford St. : Mortuary"'i.Chapei. Hoi-se and , ' Motor. Hearses. "'.,. Th- moat' , complete' and' np-to-date .Funeral Furnish' : ers in the Dominion; 'Phone 937 (day ; or night). . . .. ;■ ; E- W. E. JEFFERYS, -whowas aesociated with Messrs. ;Flyger'and ( Co., Undevtskere and Embalraers,. for ; eomeyeare, intimates that he has taken over this long-established business, and wishes to-assure'the public of cawtol and faithful service. ' •■' W. E. JEFFERYS AND CO., ■■' I ■ Undertakers and Embalniere,' Telephone 945 A. . . 223.Cuba-Street. ■ '■ POBT. K. WU,SON AND SON. xAi Undertakere and ■'• lEmbalmers, 164 _ Adelaide Road. ■Wellington. Motor, '1 Open and Closed Hearses kept on. preI raises. Largest Mortuary Chapel in the Dominion free. Telephone 1999; and No. 1 6 Wha Street, Lyall Bay, Telephone 1294 (3 rings)." No.connection, with any other : firm trading-under- same : name.- .■■.-■■ .- RELIGIOUS SERVICES. ' I gT/ MARK'S DUFFERIN' STREET. ' SECOND SUNDAY' AFTER CHRISTMAS. - • . . ' }' 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. - " "• ■ 11 a.m.—Matins, Holy Communion, and ; ; ■. Sermon. ...... , . . . . : ; 7 n.m.—Evonsonj; and Sermon. S,T. BARNABAS'S, ROSENEATH.. -. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. ■ .''.'■'. i. «T. -.■'•-JOHN'S'■;- CHURCH, ; V-. WILLIS STREET. .• ■ , I ■'.■;-. (Presbyterian.) •;' SERVICES TO-MORROW: ll'a.m. and 7 p.m... • - rev: .iames'. h. μ-kenzie. . ! —' ;.. ...'. ; ; - ■ . .■. '• WESLEY . CHURCH,''' TARANAKI T7 ■-'.' .STREET. TO-MORROW: '" Morning, 11. . : Evening, 7. :■.... ■';. . REV. J. G. CHAPMAN. " I , TOILET SPECIALISTS ' THE . IRRESISTIBLE CHARM OF : "CAMELLIA.V" CEEAM. HOW the elusive fragrance of' a rare perfume adds to a lady's charm! Those who use. , ' ■ ■ . - : "CiAMELLIAN" FACIAL CREAMSKnow how exV(iiisitely these preparations 5 perfume the skin—just a lingering charm i. that suggests the flowers of the Orient! But . more than that—"Camellian" Creams make the skin soft as velvet and I white, as snow; free from roughness and redness; absolutely without blemish. .The Vanishing Cream costs' 33.. Gd., the' Massage Cream .Is. Both are admirably , suited.for "My Lady's Toilette."' Mail Orders promptly filled. .' MRS. CAMERON, ■ '■■■ "Boudoir Camille,"' j • Cooper's Buildings, Willis St., _ ■ ■■•• WELLINGTON. . ". '• . Thone 4535. . "WHAT WOULD YOU DO?" ; TN a conversation between two friends, ; ;■*- . .the younger of the two was beard ; to remark: "What would you do if j '.'-.■ you were going grey before ' you ' were ' thirty?" Her friend replied-. "I had grey hair showing at 25, but was recom- ; -mended to try Dr. \Vil9on's Regenerator, and as' you se-e now, I have not a grey " hair visible, and it is thicker than ever ■ .before. If you,have a tendency to pre-' ; maturegreyness, get it immediately; it's ' really splendid." .Sold in AVellirigton by George and ' Kersley, J. R. M'Kenr.ie, D.1.C., and all principal. chemists. Price, 45., if posted ; ■'/. fe. 6d. ' ' TST BARBER AND CO.rDyers and ; :*I •■. Dry-cleanerg, 125 Cuba Street. Ct>, "'hone 226.