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LONDON ANB LANCASHiS INSURANCE COMPANY, LTi settlements;, ,MAniNE.-AU Classes Covered, i All Risks eraonal "gate ACCI D Liability, „ a- Most, Liberal Persosai Aecide: Policy, including a List of Diseases. 'SECURITY to PoKcyaoldew, ' £4,312,381. fcull inform atio-n 1 can be obtained b JOHNSTON ANB GO., LTD., CHIEF AGENTS AND ATTORNEY WELLINGTON.. SOME BEC.BM , IMPORTATIONS IN CIOARETTjES, It. Air-Tigit Tins of SO. \yil>r,'B GOLD FVJLK, 2s. C, - CAPSTAN CtMJIkcTES, in mil Kedium, or fijfl strength, 2s. 64, . PLATER'S NAVY OUT CIGARETTE; luild. or medium, 2s, fid. WILLS GOLD TIPPED (guarantee •■ *2 -rat) THREE CASHES CIGA EIxES, in tins qf 25, 2s. ■ , vi. & c.lxbmfs. '■ TOBACCONISTS, 2.0S LAMBTON QtJAI TURKISH OieABEffES. : AUK stock o£ AVkish. Leal TotscS* i 'rT . not on] y op 6 of ti.e finest in th Dominion, but in the WpriiL Couatt cliatts send alonf ybnr , ordeft SAMUEL SIGAEI., UHITEI - (Opp. Kirkcaldie and Stiios, Ltd.) Lambton Quay, Weftmgton. PU.UI ' WITH .WHISK! 1 improves it ; huntedfoM. .WHISKY & .PIjRIEL WHISKY & POBlfil, t, " . ■ MONEY TO LE^D, TN ANY, SUMS, o7ApprorH ran d lastatmgnts. tan. : bd arSIR , KENNELS DOUGLAS _ , Solicitor, ' I . MONET TO LEND. ~ ruling in the Doming KIRK AND WILSON,. Solicitors, - Panama Street,- ' Wellington, For Information relating fo pATENTS AND TRADE ; . .CONSULT ' ■e BALDWIN AND BAYWiBD, PATENT ATJOBNEtS,. N.Z. Insurance Building, Wellto:gto.u. T)OMESTIC Help-Waoted,. '«v e^T f- , weary woman to inquiie for- Lffcl. lar« o the Wertheiwt de#i<Ut . Sellers Koterjr Wa ? nef, and , Hosiery Knitter. These are good anil faitb'ful servants which •• Vi bright^ . Cuba Street, City. A WORD ABOUT TEA. ALL the Teas we sell aie, imported by . ourselves direct, aM ; :blen3ed at our own Factory, so our JJhstDmers can rely on getting the BEST VALUE for theft money, , . TRY THE ORIENT, -i in pEg Lβ, Strong, Ecpjibin.i'caj.' WARDELL'S-' Willis gfeet TEA SPECIALISTS. By Special , Ercelleney Appoint, to the Governeic, T\O drink BOHAN*S*H3r just Tki? Procurable BOHAN'S, Baker's BuildiflgS. 'Phone 26.36. blrthS, marriages & Heaths. DEATHS. ' '~ EAGLES.-On 281lh inst., at his late resU deuce, Isgaio, .Prances- dearly beloved husband of Sarah Eagle?, aftot a Iw and painful illness, ased 71 years. M rest, HOPE.-At fhe Well-iitgtoji Hospital, through accident. Met'tfli 2Sfh, 6goi"'« Hope, second son of Mrs. Thomas-Hope, of Dunedm, and brother of Mi's. T. Paee, 123 Austin Street, Interment at Dunedin* FUNERAL NOTICES, nPHE Friends of the Late JIE. BDWIN 1 THOMAS WEIGHi* aw £&$. tully requested to attend Iris- I'-unersU which will leave the Mortuary Chanel of Eobt. H. Wilson and Son TO-DAY, SOth March, 1911, at 2.30 p.ni,, fit Karwi Cemetery. EOBT. H. WILSON 4 SON, ' Undevtakers and, Binlb.almeiS, 'Phone 1999. 166 Adelaide fioad. THE Friends of the feto WILLIAM GEORGE TAYLOR are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, Which will leavo his father's residence., Main Boa'di Upper Hutt, on TUESDAY, Ma«Jt BJst, 19H, at 2.45 p.m., for the Churchyard. P. ROBSHTSOK, tJ ! iid«rtaker, . Upper Hutt. riIHE Frimde of the late JAjFfS J- COMESKY, DENNIS MAHDNEY, WILLIAM FLYNN, and WiCHAEt - TOOHEY are respectfully invited to attend their funeral, which ffill vlejve the Upper Hutt Courthouse on Tt ? 'ESiOAY, March 31st, 1914, at 10.15 a.m., far St. Joseph's Church. High mass at 10.30, : •P. ROBERTSON, Undertaker,. TTppto fiutt. l E. MORRIS, JUNE., Undertaker and EmbalweT, 60 Tarauaki St., and 28 Bevans St. NO Ring on 'Phone 937 is too early or too late to receive immediate tion. ■ Mortuary Chapel for the convenience of the public. Carritoes, lnndavis at the shortest notice. -"Phone Nos.™ Head Department 937, Nen-town Bran«h 142. Livery Stables IGGB. Private j Pkone 8749. THE WEATHER DISTRICT REPORTS. (From Our Special Correspondents.) Orcytown, Mnrch 28.—Very wet. Otalti. March 28.—Sunshine. \ Carterton, March 28.—Steady rain. Taihape.. March 28.—Fine and y.'artij, tut cloudy. Palmerston, March 29.—Fine. St. Peter's at Home will accouinsodafe 04,000 persons, Milan Cathedral 37,000 persons, aud St. Paul's Cat'hetol, Loudon, 25,000 persons.