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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1316, 20 December 1911, Page 1

S.THE DOMINION" PREPAID ADVEfo TISEMENT RATES. One Inch (60 Words), 4b. per insertion. Front Pago, ss. per inch each insertion. BIETH, DEATH, AND MARRIAGE NOTICES, Zs. 6i. per insertion. Situations Vacant \ Not Exceeding fiituations Wanted I u w d U.o Let [ Hoard and Residence ' BIXI'ENOK. CENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS. It Wordß, Is.: 24 Wordß. Ib. 6d.s W Words, 2s.

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