PERSONAL.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 154, 5 August 1914, Page 10

PERSONAL.

The funeral of the late Miss Emily Hassuil, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs A. D. Hassall, took place yesterday afternoon. Miss Hassall was an amiable aud very much esteemed young lady, whose untimely death was sincerely deplored by a very large circle of friends. For some time she was on the staff of Gilby's Commercial College, but for the past six years she was a member of the Public Trust Office staff. The funeral went from her parents' residence to St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, where a ~ service was conducted by the Revs. J. Paterson aud 11. E. Bellhouse. The interment was at the Linwood Cemetery, members of the Public Trust staff acting as pallbearers. Wreaths were forwarded by the Head Office of the Public Trust, Wellington, the Christchurch Office, Mr and Mrs Checkley, Mr L. Martin, Mr and Mrs R. Belcher, Mr and Mrs Mawson, Mr and Mrs J. Willis, Mr aud Mrs R. Meredith, Mr aud Mrs Thos. Hassall, Mr and Mrs Lill, Mr and Mrs G. W. Truman, the Misses Robinson and Lyons, the Misses Gibbons and Holmes, the Misses Moon and Ford, Mr ami Mrs ,'lonlan, Mr aud Mrs T. D, Blackmore, Mrs and Miss Boyce, the St. Albans Methodist Bible Class, the St. Paul's Y.W.8.C., the St. Paul's Y.M.8.C., the staff of Gilby's College, St. Paul's Choir, Gilby's Old Girls, and Miss Mackay. * ~ One good point about ' * NAZOL '' is that its use is simple and conveuicnt. Whether taken on sugar or through the Nazol Inhaler, it positively relieves coughs, colds, catarrh, sore throat, and influenza. Bottles, 1/6. .12 The Sun want advertisements will bring the help or business desired. Two lines (12 words), sixpence; six insertions for 2/6.

Mr Edgar Stead will deliver the third of the series of popular lectures at Canterbury College on Thursday evening. Mr Stead's photographs of birds in their wild state have become famous. Many of them are quite unique. Immense labour has been bestowed upon them, long and arduous journeys have been undertaken in wild country for them, and the results arc worthy of the great pains and patience which Mr Stead has devoted to his study. Some i of. those to be displayed on Thursday will appear on the screen for the first time. The whole entertainment promises to be of enthralling interest to all lovers of nature in general, and birds in particular. FALL IN RUBBER. FALL IN RUBBER. TYRES GREATLY REDUCED. Twelve months ago we placed on the market in Christchurch the Beat Value in Cycle Tyres ever offcrea. To-day we aro prepared to improve on that. W'«s are giving the public the benefit of the reduction we have secured by giving them High-Grade Covers and Tubes at Lower Prices. Covers, High Urado, 5/- 7/6 & 10/-. Tubes „ „ 3/6 5/- & 3/6. The orjpositioc may tell you these goods aro perished or old stock. Such is not the case. Wo aro prepared to guarantee these tyres to be absolutely new and good. Also Motor Covers, Tubes, and Belts at big reductions, daring stock-taking. See windows for value. JONES BROS., LTD. Clock Tower, 122 Manchester Street. Also agents for the famous "King Dick" Motor Cycle.