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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2132, 25 April 1914, Page 1

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1 BIRTHS, MARRIACES & OEA7HS. : \ BIRTH. ; TUCKEY.—On Saturday, April 18th, at Sydney on Vaal, Capo Colony, the wifeor Capt.,H. P, Tuckey, of a son., (By , cable.) MARRIAGES. CLINKARD—GRAY—On 14th April, 1914,' at the Church of Christ; Vivian Streot, by Mr. M. 0. Johnston, M.A., Cecil Henry, eldest son of C. H. Clinkard, Esq., . Mamaku, to Margaret Tessier, youngest daughter of the late George Gray, ilato Controller of Money Orders and Savings Banks, G.P.O. HARDING —IBWIN.—At St. Helier, ' Jersey, C.1., on April 14th, John Walden Harding', of Mount Vernon, Waipukur&u, N.Z., to Madge Violet, fifth daughter of the late Colonel Fox Irwin and Mrs. Fox Irwin, Roquevillo, Jersey, C.I. MASON—LETHBRIDGE.—On-the 15th in.etant, at St. George's Church, Turakina, by the Rev. C. Price, Chaplain Wanganui Collegiate School, assisted by the Rev. Carew-Thomas, Vicar of Turakina, John. Lambert, son of. I. Mason, Te Whareama,- Bulls, Rangitikei, to Meta Elizabeth, daughter of H. Y. Lethbridge, Dalvey, Turakina. . STHORNTON—SIMPSON.—On tho 21at April; at the.residence of'the bride's parents; 19 Devon Street, by the Venerable Archdeacon Harper, Thomas Thornton; second son'of tho late Rev. Rout Thornton, to Mabel Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Alexander Simpson. r DEATHS. ■ CLARKE.—On April 21, 1914, at her late residence, 112- Sydney Street, Annie Elizabeth, wife of C. S. Clarke. CUBBY.—On Tuesday, 216t April, 1914, at tho residence of his son (Mr. W. Cudby, No. 4 Fitzherbert Street. Potbne), Charles Cudby, aged 77 years. R.I.P. , DIAMOND. —On the -20th April, at his residence, 24 Sydney Stroet, Sydney, Diamond, in his 80th ■ year. ETUCKEY.—At her Teiidence. 21'Hobson Crescent, on Wednesday, 22nd April, Annie, wife of P. G. A. Stuckey, and eldest daughter of the late. Jas. H. Pope. IWILDMAN.—On the 18th April, at Tinakori,Road, Wellington, Emma Wildman. EEMOVAL Notice.—lsaao Clark and Son, Builders, Contractors, > and Undertakers, have removed to new premises, No. 27 Wingfield Street, of£ Molesworth Street, opposite Ministerial Residence. Jobbing work promptly attended to. • Telephones Shop, 1088; Residence, 806. ..-- r ,L ...RELICIQUB SERVICES. ST. ; PAUL'S ! PRO-CATHEDRAL, Mulgrave Street. SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EASTER, 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. 10 a.m.—Matins., - v 11 a.m.—Holy Communion (Choral) \ 7 p.m.—Evensong. TINAKORI ROAD CHURCHROOM. 11 a.m.—Children's Servico. 7 p.m.—Evensong. ST. PAUL'S PARISH, THORNDON. . A LL PARISHIONERS and Friends are' Xi. cordially invited to attend a Social . Gathering to be held at the Sydney . Street Schoolroom on MONDAY EVENING, 27th April, to bid farewell, to tho Reverend A. il. and Mrs. Johnson. E. H. ANDERSON, R. B. RIGG, . Churchwardens. ■ ST. MARK'S, , . .WELLINGTON. • services:' ■ ■ :, •• SECOND SUNDAY AFTER EASTER, ~ ' April 28th, 1314. . 8 .a.m.—Holy Communion. .11 a.m.'^Matins. 7 p.m.—Evensong. "" BARNABAS, ROSENBATHv 8 a.m.—Holy Communion. 11 a.m.—Matins. - 7 p.m.—Evensong. : . ; ■ GT. JOHN'S CHURCH, WILLIS ST; (Presbyterian). To-morrow morning, 11. - ! To-inoriw evening, 7. •. REV. DK..GIBB. .'. , . « Evening: "Vision Seen-and-Unseen." ■WESLEY CHURCH. TARANAK! STREET,. TO-MORROW: ' ' Morning, 11,''. Evening, 7i REV. J. G. CHAPMAN. VSTELLINGTON BAPTIST CHURCH, »T1 Vivian Street. Minister: REV. A. T. BRAINSBY. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), 26th April. . Morning, 11:' "The Picture of Hope," by G. F. Watts. Afternoon, 2.45: Address to Combined Meeting of Bible Classes. " Evening, 7: "Tho Genius of the Christian Gospel." ' Monday, 27tn, in' Vivian Street School-, Toom, at 8 p.m.: Entertainment in Aid Tory Street Mission. , Wednesday, 29th: Monthly At Homo, 4.45, p.m. Lecture on India, illustrated ,by limelight views,' by Miss 8 p.m. - CHURCH OF . GOD, TABERNACLE, Tasman Street.. TO-NIGHT, 7.—Subject: "Millennial Dawn," propagating error: "All persons will not have; equal opportunity] The wicked will not ho raised during tho ' Millennium. Bible Students invited. TO-MORROW, Sabbath School at 10 ' and 2.30. Worship at 11. Evangelistic ' . meeting at. G. 30. Pictures "Pilgrim's Progress," No. 3. BIBLE IN SCHOOLS. SUNDAY, 26th April, 1914, 4.15 p.m., Young Women's Christian Association. ' Address bv Canon Garland. ST. JAMES'S, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Adelaide Road, 7 p.m. Canon Garland preaches. - nnnEosoPHiCAL society, SalJL LANCE STREET. . Opposite Supremo Court. SUNDAY, 7 p.m.—Final of Miss Christie's Public Lectures. ■ Subject: "The Future of Humanity: The New Race." WEDNESDAY, 8 p.m.—Farewell Social to Miss Christie. Members of T.S. and Order and Friends cordially invited. REMEMBER YOUR FRIENDS. WALTER PL ATT, Contractor, etc., 74 Molesworth Street, Wellington, Ornamental and Plain Work in Cement and Plaster, Tiling, etc. ALL CLASSES OF CEMETERY WORK UNDERTAKEN. ESTIMATES & DESIGNS SUBMITTED. "EVERYTHING SO CLEAN!" '"'V'OU know, Mrs. Smith, I hardly JL knew the men were in the honso, they moved about so quietly. Yet tho work waa thoroughly dona by ■THE VACUUM CLEANING CO., and tho rooms they cleaned were really spotless. I've never known, cleaning dona eo quickly, so well, and with auch little inconvenience!" Cleaning of EVERY kind—Windows, Floors, Walls, Carpets—done speedily and thoroughly. Carpets collected, cleaned, and returned same day. ' THE VACUUM CLEANING CO.. 117 WILLIS STREET. WELLINGTON. 'Phone 2969. WANTED Known, Satin. Charmeuse, in all tlv new shades, 3s, lid. for 3?. 3d. double width. Colo's Drapery Co., Big G Sales, Manners Street. CIORN Cob Punch aids digestion and ' gives an ippetite.- Keep a bottle in the house, "Let it now.