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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 157, 28 March 1919, Page 6

"The Misses Butler, ot Wellington, are living at St.ren.tham Hill," says the "British Australasian" of January 30. "Miss Marjorie Butler is with the W .A.AX. a in France, and the Misses Kittv cuici Winnie Bntler have been war working in a Government office. Their brother, who joined a Scottish regiment in 191*. is still in the Army, and is at present in Scotland." Most of the men in Wellington and district will learn with considerable in« terest that we have just received a shipment of Carlington's Famous Blizarir J deen" Trench Coats. This is decidedly tho most reliable coat 011 the market. Davis mid Clatcr, Ladies and Gentlemen's Outfitters. 21fi Lambton Quay, U ellinglon.—Advt. Tire art of washing clothes clean, without rubbing or injury! Slice into coppei Gozs. pure "GOLDEN RULE" ?oap. add small packet of ''NO RUBBING Laundry Help. Boil briskly for thirty minutes, rinse thoroughly, blue, and hang out. Result will delight you. Levin and Co., Ltd., Wholesale Agents for "GOLDEN RULE" and "NO RUBBING. — Advt. PROFITS You cannot be sure that your invention is "yours" for very long unless you protect it with "letters patent." It in worth vour while—many a big fortune has sprung up from seemingly trifling items—but thev were patented • before "the other fellow" got busy. Consult Henry Hughes, Ltd., Patent Attorney* 157 Feathereton Street, Welling ton.-* Advt.