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brother of the bridegroom, and the groomsman Mr.' Bartolo Russo, brother of the bride. Miss McKinley presided at the organ. Over a hundred guests attended the reception at the Day’s Bay Pavilion, at the conclusion of which the happy couple left on a motor tour of the North Island. During winter evenings, when more time is spent in the home, the question naturally arises as to acquiring new pieces of furniture to make the home more liveable. The dining room, an important part of every house, is worthy of attention. Chippendale chairs and a sideboard in mahogany, also a quaint bld dresser to display gay china, together with other accessories, are now being shown at the Wayside Studio, 113 Molesworth Street. —Advt

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