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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1242, 26 September 1911, Page 4

LONDON and LANCASHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. FlßE.—Lowest Kates and Prompt Settlements. MARINE.—AU Classes Covered, including Personal Luggage, against AU Risks. ACCIDENT.-Employer 3' Liability and a Most Liberal Personal Accident Policy, including a List of Diseases. SECURITY to Policy-holders, ,£4,812.381, Full information can .bo obtained at JOHNSTON AND CO., LTD,, ■ CHIEF AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS. V.T3LLINGTON. TV/T'SIAHON AND LEE, Eeefton, Share- ■'•"■'- brokers, Auctioneers, Insurance, Land and General Agents. Established 20 years. Managers of chief producing miiies. Absolutely reliable and confidential reports on Mjnes and Mining Propositions supplied. Leading Sharebrpkers on the West Coast. Codes: A. B. C. (4th edition), Moreing Neal's, Bedford M Neill's. Telegraphio Address—"Chartonst," Reefton. For Information Telating to pATENTS AND npRADE T^TAEKS, ( ' CONSULT BALDWIN AND "HiATWARD, PATENT ATTORNEYS. N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Wellington. THJ' BABTLETT STUDIOS, 10. Willis St. Wellinstoa. For Striking and Original POETEA U'S IN PLATIN Oil, T-TOG-GARD AND PROUSE, ARCHITECTS. Bβ HUNTER STREET. TDULKLEr AND DIDSBUEY, ■"-* DENTAL SURGEONS. 1« WILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON. Telephone No. 216. births, marriages and deaths, deaths! HAEPER.-On the 21th September, the Kev. George tfawdeu Harper, at his residence, East Viile, Ylc-gel Street, Palmerston North; aged 70 yeaTs. PECK.-At Wellington Hospital on September 21th, 1911, Elizabeth, belovJd wife of George Peck, of Epuni Hamlet, Lower Hurt, in her 59th year. / ■ FUNERAL NOTICES. rriHE Friends of MR. GEORGE PECK •a- are respectfully invited to attend tho Fuueral of hisUato wife Elizabeth, which will leave his residence,. Epiini Ham ot. Lower Hutt, TO-DAY (TUESDAI), September 2Cth, 1911, at 2.30 p.m., for the Church of England Cemetery, Taita. ' J. SI'ILVBIDE,' Sanitary Undertaker, Lower Hutt. IJHE WEATHER. „■ • —■—^—— DISTRICT REPORTS. IFrom Our Special Correspondentj.) Wanganui, September 25—Morning wet; midday flnq;, aftarapon,,, showery;. ,niglit clear. ' •' >■ ■■■ -•-.'■■-•■ f'eilding, September' 25.—Steady rain foil all night; cold wet day, with sign of clearing in the evening. Palmerston, September 25.—Heavy rain fell du-riiiK the morning, but the weather cleared in the afternoon. . : Masterton, September 25.—Reporting at 6 o'clock this evenine for the previous 24 hours the Kev. A; Hodge stated:—Tern? perature in ghade, maximum 65deE.. miiiiniura 41.2de8., mean 52.6deg.; earth radiation-. 36de'g.; earth temperature (lft. under surface), 61dcR.; wind, light, N.N.W.; rain, 3 points; weather flue but cold.