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Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 765, 14 March 1910, Page 6

- iSome interesting relics of ; 'Napoleon; have been placed in the Napoleon chapel '■ of- the Church of. Saint'• Louis ■ des I*' valides at the Hotel Des. Invalides. Th? pall, which enveloped the. coffin, of Uμ magnificent mantle'of.blacll velvet- embroidered with gold.bees—when the body was brought back to ,in 1840 by. the Prince de Jpinyille; is.on ex«. hibition under, a riass case, and. near'byis a reduced model of the cofim-'hewu out of- ebony. A gold wreath offered by the town of' Cherbourg, when tlie Imperial remains were translated; J'NapcM lepn's death mask taken by Dr. Antonv marchi, and the three ■ great saidsfew' slabs which covered. Napoleon's■ grave =a) St. Helena, are other relics which were' shown for the first time to the-'publis recently. " ' '■ ■„. Messrs. Abraham and Williams, Wβ., are , to sell a big lot of 2-tooth and Wootli' wethers, 250 owes, and a good lot of .lambs,' bullocks, cows, and weancrs.'at Levin on' Friday ncit. . / On 'Wednesday next the same firm; wiU dispose of a big range of stock at /Wai kanae, particulare of which are , anrionnad elsewhere in this. issue. '. . . , For Chronic Chest Coaiplalnte,/-' ' Wcods Great Peppermint .Gnie,"la > «6eu : ".Sβ. 6d.-Adrt. - i, ™*