Ty&. H. ANDERSON, DENTAL SURGEON. Has resumed practice, and may be consulted in one of Dr. Ball's rooms, above the Bank qf New South Wales. 'Phono 372. DWJ E M Y• S S. .W E M YS S, ARCHITECT,, PERCY STREET. Notice. ■pEIRiSONiS desiring information to -*- be !>ent by post regarding advertisements appearing in "The Ex- ! press" must forward a stamped and addressed envelope, otherwise replies will not be sent. ' . «.'■ MARRIAGE. SMITH- BRIDGEfR.—On August 20, 1919, at St. Augustine's, Napier: John-Edwin Smith, only son of W. E. Smith, Under-manager, Glascote - Colliery, England, to Emily Agnes Bridger, third daughter of Walter Bridgei-, Hackbridge, Surrey, lltegland. IN MEMORJAM^ BRiUNNING.—In loving memory of Rifleman J. W. Brunning, killed in action on the 30th August, 1918. In a hero's grave he sleepeth, Somewhere in France he fell; How lititle we thought when we jjarted It was the last farewell. —Inserted by Ms loving father and mother, sisters, and brothers.