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Auckland Star, Volume LII, Issue 258, 29 October 1921, Page 1

A/fK.MqiUAU CARDS, LETTERS OF THANKS, ETC.. rRINTKD A X T II E "Sl'Alt" OFFICE AT SHORTEST NOTICE. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. LITTLE AND SON'S, LTD., Under•takers and" Emhalniors. "Marble Arch." Ilobson St.. Auckland. 'Phone "'CI. D VV'ATN'EY SIBUXi Undertaker and Embalmer. 'Phone "m-1 A. Newmarket and iSymonds St.. Auckland. Ofiicial Undertaker to N.Z. Defence Department. I) rrl .T. McIVOiR AND SONS, Undertakers J-' and Bmbalmers. 10S. Karangahapc Rd. Motor Hearse. 'Phones GSfl, 213-1 (two rings.) D TT7INKS AND HALL, Undertakers and Embalmers, Chancery St.. Auckland. Phones: Bns. ; J »SLi; Private, (2 rings). i> TT/lESTERN PARK !■'UNBIIAL COT"TO. Ponsonby Rd. Jas. Weir. Manager. •Funerals Furnished. Town or Country. Motors. 'Phone IS.IS. D TAS. .TAMIESON, Funeral Undertaker. 27, " Belgium St. (late Upper Queen Si.), near Newton East School. 'I'honc 2T>:5. J! YV .MORRISON, Undertaker. IGT, Manu*icau Rd., opp. I'arncll Library. 'Phone 37fiS. " R MONUMENTAL MASONS. B ACTIOS AND DIvAN, /Monumental .Masons, Manukau Rd., Newmarket. 'Phone A 2765. Ail Classes of Cemetery Work. Prices on application. JJ W PARKINSON" AND 'coT, Monumental " Merchants. Victoria St. West. Auckland. ''Phone %4. Catalogues on application. . D -\TOttTH AUCKLAND MONUMENTAL -L> WO.IIKS—II. L. Staple. Msiunu ltd., W'lianpirei. 'Phone 191. Designs and ll'rices sent. " D PERSONAL. ALBERT DAVIDSON, of Birkenhead, Blacksmith, is in no way connected with A. Davids-on whose name appeared in Police 'Court news Friday. 2ii9 —Ring urgjnt.—T.lJ. IU7 A .N'YON'E with Clothes to spare, thauk--fullv received by M.'F., care Swunson Station.; __ 118 TF Writer to T. MeKa", signed "Onlooker," requires Situation, ring 65tiA. Leave Address. Iffi T CHALMERS.—A letter awaiu you at •J • the P.P. 0. S>o KIND Person wanted, adopt boy 7; homeless. —Urgent. P. 0.. Newton. 7-1 KIND Person wishes to Adopt llnby from birth or few weeks old; very retired parentage: Jewish or French preferred, bat not essential if dark. —Nurse, 200, STAR. 7:11 7.'!1 "ATISS HUNTER, Postmistress, P.irken-I head, wishes to express her grateful appreciation for assistance rendered iu the removal of household effects on (lie occasion • of the fire at Birkenhead Sunday night last. ; 329 1 m K. WILLIAMS will be giad to com- ■ J- • municate with somebody late of the ■ Parish of St. Kevern or St. Martin, Cornwall. England. Do send address to G.P.0., Auckland, when all particulars will lie ' given. 207 rjp II A N K S. I, the undersigned, wish to thank my many friends and workmates, of Mercer and surrounding district, for the kindness shown during my recent accident. —It. M. COItRY. frl ALTER AUP.ERT, late Jersey Islands, or anyone knowing his address, please communicate with A. A. Corban, Mt. '• 'Lebanon Vineyards. Henderson. r>22 ILL person who received Ci Note for £1 kindly communicate with Disabled [ Soldier, lS<i, STAR? ■ --t OULD kind People, private home, take charge and care for boy, sV—Mother. 251.'STAR. . jOi mHE MEMBER'S OF THE NORTIIOOTE J- FIRE BRIGADE Wish to Thank the Residents of Birkenhead for the irreat kindness and courtesy shown • them whilst suppressing the fire at liirken- ■ -head last 'Sunday Evening. F. 0. DEVLIN. ISS "on. Sec. , |rp n A N K S. t MRS. 'POKTEOUS AND FAMILY desire to express their appreciation and gratitude t, to the Sisters and Nurses of No. 2 Ward, Auckland Hospital, for their kindness and [. untiring attention extended to the late William l'ortcous during his recent illness. r 'MS D -VTO Waiting three weeks fur- Dutton Hemstitching and Pleating at The ,1 Winsome, Second Floor, over Princess Theatre. " ll) TJiIUVATE Detective. 11 years' N.Z. Police. r J- ,1. L. l'otter. Brunswick Buildings, r Auckland. Phone 2374 A. _4u2 •' mitUTIIFUL Advertising."—The secret J- of our success is contained in five r1 words. -Maximum Quality at Minimum IPrice."' We aim to sell only Footwear that it> as good as human skill can make it, r and bv inviting each customer to " .Serve (I Yourself." reduce working expenses and sell on the lowest possible margin of profit. A d column of explanations would not make our values any better than they arc. We are alwavs busv. There's a reason why. Call r ami' see -Law's, 1->S. Karangahapc lid. l ' Cut this out. It will pay you. C OAK DRY'S books tell the tale of Ills success as Outdoor Auctioneer. Come and ins*pcct! ? d QICK!—I can Hea! you: poor—free heal(l j n «r —Vurse Clayton, 11-G. 30. Vincent St. 113