VIOLETS.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1193, 31 July 1911, Page 11

VIOLETS.

Violetsr-Violets—Miss Cooper, Manners Street, is receiving twice daily her wellknown beautiful Violets. Personal supervision given to all orders. 'Phone 882. Floral Tributes.—Gift" of rare and choice Flowers an always acceptable for friends or relatives. Designed and arranged artistic emblems are always to bo seen at MISS MURRAY &, Vice-Regal Florist. 36 Willis Street. Tel. 205. Wedding Bouquets and Designs sent to any part of Dominion.—Advt. Ladies' Costumes during the month ot July, Black or Blue Serges, £i 45.; Tweeds, in browns, greys, and navy, £3 17s. Gd. W. S. Bedford, d3a Willis Street. Millinery College' Hume's Buildings, 102 Willis Street— Exclusivo Styles and Moderate Prices at MISS HAMILTON'S. Burburrys to match Costumes. Remodellicg a speciality.*

Wedding at Mangatainoka. At St. Mark's Church, Mangnfainokn, on Wednesday, the marriage was celebrated of Hiss Amy May Vowell, second daughter of Mr. W. M. Vowell, of "Tokotahi," Mangatainoka, to Mr. Alfred Edward Clair Chilmnn, eldest son of tho Into Mr. Edward Chilman, Collector of Customs, Hokitika, and Miss Evelyn Vowell, sister of the bride, and Miss Olive Bicknell attended the bride as bridesmaids. Mr. George Vowell was tho best man, and Mr. Arthur Vowell groomsman. Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neill, of Ballance, were entertained at a farewell "social" by tho settlers of tho district last weak. Mrs. O'Noili received a handsome silver tea service. as a mark of their esteem, and Mr. O'Neill an illuminated address. Mrs. and Miss Vavasour left for Picton by the Aralmra on Saturday. Miss Cluiffey was a passenger by the Moana for Hobart.