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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 61, 5 December 1917, Page 6

Mr. William Peter Martin died at Fitzroy, New Plymouth, last week. He arrived with his parents by the- ■ William Watson in December, 1857. After serving with the Tnranaki Rifle Volunteers during the Maori War, Mr. Martin settled on the; land, and, after farming for upwards of forty years, he went into business, subsequently retiring and talcing ub his residence at Fitzrov. He is survived by fits widow and family of twelve—four daughters, Mrs. Flvger (Fordell), Mrs. Furness (Waitara), Mrs. Grantham (Wellington), and Miss Martin; and eight sons, .Messrs. 8., H. E.. and E. H. Martin (Fitzrov), Mr. H. Martin (Smart Road), Mr. Arthur Martin (Nukumam), Mr. Allan Martin (Pihama), Mr. George Martin (Te Kuiti). and Mr. William Martin (Auckland).' There are forty-five grandchildren, two of the eldest of whom are at the front. Boys' hats in boaters, pedal straw, Panama, or washing hats, are showing n't prices ranging from Is. to 10s. Gd. I Geo FowTds, Ltd., Manners Stroet.— I Advt.

Farms of various acrcancß arc advertised for salr> by Messrs. 11. E. Ooolt and 00.. Grey street. Particulars nyiy be found in the advertisement. Unsold sections in tho Paekakariki Estate will be' offered for sale by nuction on December 18 by Mr. S. Georpc Nathan (in conjunction with Messrs. H. G. Euttcr and Co.). A 400-acro freehold farm is offered for sale by tho Hawkc's Hay Farmers Co-op. Association, Dnnncvirkc. , On December 7, at Manaknu, Mess". Vincent and Parker will hold a clearing sale of household furniture, etc. At Waneanui, starting on December 11, Mr. J. 11. Kecsing will hold a sale of household furniture, the property of the estate of the late Miss Alexander. _ To-day at 10 o'clock Messrs. 0. W. Price and Co will hold a sale on the premises, 184 Tinakori Road. A 94-acro dairy farm is advertised for sale by Messrs. Lewis and 00, Wangauul. CATAftTtH germs are dislodged by sys; tematically gargling warm_ Fluenzol nnil irrigating the nasal cavity. Insist on "FluenMl" everywhere. Is. fid. and 2s. 6(1. Don't pay more.*

Tough fight? Yes! But my experience is that tho Now Zealand Express Co. always wins in the struggle for supremacy in the matter of passing ontrias, distributing goods, sending parcels, checking baggage or moving fo™ture. They are careful, reliable. Itemember the address: 87-91 Customhouse Quay, Wellington. Advt,