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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1038, 30 January 1911, Page 4

WHY YOU SHOULD CALL FOR "?umm." "jDECAUSE it comes to you freshly botHeil and STRAIGHT from Nature's own Distillery, the Mineral Springs at Puriri. It is a N.Z. Water. "PURIRI" & WHISKY-the Purest Drink 011 Earth. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS. BIRTH. WHITE.—On January 21, at the residence of her parents, Greytowu. AVairarapa, the wife of Francis J. White, of Porangahau, of a son. MARRIAGE. KELLY—GRAHAM.—On January 21, 1911, at St. John's Church, Ohakune, by the Rev. Oswald Stent, Gregory, Gerald, second son of the late Patrick Kelly, of Melbourne, to Lucy" "Isabella,eldest daughter of .Nurse Graham, of Wellington. DEATH. ~ BUTT.—On January 29, 1911, at her residence, _15G The Terrace, Mrs. J. 31. Butt./ Private interment. No flowers, by request. funeral notices, nnHE Funeral of the -late JOSEPH SEADON THICKER will leave the Primitive Methodist Church, Sydney Street TO-DAY (MONDAY), 30th JauiiRry, 19U, at 3 p.m., for the Karori Cemetery. ISAAC CLARK AND SONS, Undertakers. J ,°^ L . ORANGE INSTITUTION. "7 J ¥ eml ?? rs , ot L.O.L. No. 49. arc invited to attend the Funeral of the late THICKER, which leaves the f t nm i Methodist Church, Sydney Street TO-DAY (MONDAY), 30th Jam£ ary, at 3 p.m. TV 4. tJ ' . J'MNDSAY, AV.M. Distnct Lodgo invito members to attend, (ho funeral of the lato Bro. J. inciter. HpHE Brethren of Lodgo St. Andrew, ,7" No - ? 3 > nro ' inTit ed to attend the their late Brother • JOSEPH TRIGKER. The Funeral will leavo the Primitive Methodist Church Schoolroom, Sydney Street, at 3 p.m., TO-DAY (MONDA\), January 30, 1911, for Karori Cemetery No Regalia, by command of the W.iil.