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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 13, 23 December 1911, Page 4

INVITATION. Opening of Cfias. Begg & Co.'s New Music "W&tekmse, CORDIAL INVITATION is extended to everyone to inspect our NEW WAREHOUSE in MANNERS STREET. NOW OPEN NOW OPEN The Premises NOW OPEN for general inspection, and we would ask you to kindly pay a visit to what ia considered the most palatial Music and Piano Warehouse in Australasia. CHAS. BEGG & CO., LTD., MANNERS STREET, WELLINGTON, Established 1861 (50 Yeats). The Oldest in the Dominion*

PRESENTS SMOKERS APPRECIATE. SILVER TOBACCO BOXES. SILVER, CIGARETTE CASES. GOLD AND SILVER MOUNTED TOBACCO POUCHKS. CIGARETTE BOXES for the Table, in Sterling Silver and Finest Nickel. SOLID OAK SMOKERS' CABINETS. LOEWE (L. 4 CO.) PIPES, either with or without Cas e:^ , These are now being shown at our Establishment, together with an extremely large stock of All Other Goods, which enter into the affairs of tho Smoker, G. & C. ALDOUS, TOBACCONISTS, 200 LAMBTON QUAY. NOTICE. SUBSCRIBERS to "THE DOMINION" ■ are Reminded that when Absent on Holiday they may arrango to have the paper forwarded to their . Temporary Address. ( In cases where Delivery by Agenb is impracticable, the paper will bo Forwarded by Post for the term required. A Daily Delivery is conductcd at nil Holiday Resorts in the Wellington dis trict, also in the majority of country towns in the North Island and throughout the Marlborough and Nelson Provinces. BIRTHS, MARHIAGES AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. HULL.—At Ceutral Terracc, Eelburne, to Mr. and Mrs. Jfc\ J. Hull—a, son. KIRKCALDIE.—On tho 18th December, at Khaiulallah, to Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. Kirkcaldie—a son. MARRIAGES. DRYDEN-PETTENGELL. - At St. Peter's Church, on December 14, by the.l!ov. Hobday, Albert, eldest son of Mrs. O'Sullivan, ot' Marton, to Alice, eldest daughter of I*'. rettengcll, of Brooklyn. STRAUCHON—ALLPORT.—On tho 20th December, 1011, at St. James's Church, Lower Hutt, by tho Rev. Joshua Jones, John Hunter, elder' son of Mr. J. Strauchon, Sureyor-General, to Ethel Evelyn Paris, only daughter of Mr. G. Allport, Secretary Marine Department. TOLHURST—BARTLETT.—On December 20,1911, at St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral, Wellington, New Zealand, by tho Rev. A. M. Johnson, St. John Alexander Molesworth Tolhmst, youngest son of Georgo Edmeiules Tolhurst, Wellington, N.Z., to Margaret Hope Filler Bartlett, third daughter of John Bartlett, Sidcup, Kent, England. DEATHS. BENNETT—On December 19th, 1911, at the residence of her husband, Evans Bay Road, Sarah Ann, beloved wife of W. W. Bonuott. ■ Private interment. Christchurch papers pleaso copy. O'BRIEN.—On 21st December, 1911, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. lieauchamp, Tramway Hotel, Bridget O'Brien, in her 71st year. Deeply mourned. R.I.P. RITCHIE.—On December 17, 1011, at the residence of Mrs. -Cartmer, 153 Tasman Street, Wellington, William Smith Ritchie; aged 29. Aberdeen papers pleaso copy. RUSSELL.—On December 17, 1911, at Wellington Hospital, after a short and and painful illness, William Henry Russell, 31 Waripori Street; age 62. IN MEMORIAM. SEIVERS.—In loving memory of Ernest (I'ongi), who departed this life December 23rd, 1910; aged 6J years. Dear Angel ever at his side, How loving must thou have been To leave thy homo in Heaven To take our dear I'ongi. Inserted by his lonoly grandmother (E. Longhurst). FUNERAL NOTICES. FUNERAL CARD. THE Friends of Mrs. Kate Beauchamp aro respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of her lato beloved mother, Bridget O'Brien, which will leave tho Tramway Hotel, Adelaide Road, TODAY, 23rd December, 1911, at 8.45 a.m., for St. Joseph's Church, Buckle Street, thence to the Cemetery, Karori. Requiem Mass 9 a.m. E. MORRIS, .Tun., Undertaker and Embalmer, 60 Taranaki Street, 28 Revane Street. 'Phone, 937 (day or night). THE WEATHER. .—9 SUMMARY AND FORECAST. Present indications arc for mild, hazy, and humid conditions, with variable winds generally, but increasing cloudiness and a fall ill c barometer, with freshening northerly windu will probably bring rain shortly in tho northcm districts. The outlook in the south is also for unsettled and misty weather, easterly breezes, backlnc to the southcast, and the barometer rising unsteadily aiter a short time. The barometer rose during the nieht, but ha 3 mado little movement to-day. Moderate westerly winds haw prevailed in and northward of Cook Strait, and easterly winda elsewhere. Rain has fallen on tho West Coas-t, and in other parts, bat warm and hazy wcatter.has prevailed. D. C. BATES. Meteorological Office, Wellington. December 22, 1911. DISTRICT REPORTS. (From our Special Correspondents.) Feilding, December 2'.:.—Perfect summer weather. I'almerston. December 22.—Rain fell during: Hit night, but to-day has been fine. Otaki, December "3.—Sunshine. Hastings, December 22.—Fcrfcct summer (firtcrton.—December -22.-The wc-athe.r continues fins but close. There are indicJiUon* of tain. Fftitiharston, December a.-lius, butowcast.