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ROLL OF HONOUR. W P IT . K_In lovil V memory of our dear son. \v_5 M -_s__ ut,r i°' Private Arthur Edward (Ted), who die.! of wounds \prll 1«, 1018. Burled at Doullens Communal Cemetery. Ie our hearts, dear one, you are fondly remembered. Sweet, happy memories cling round your name; TrU ° tto r ' S that h ° W 70U ln fondest affeeAlway.< shall love you in death just the same. Inserted by his loving mother, father, sister, brother-in-law. little nieces, and nephew, Ted, No. 5, St. James Street, City. MARRIAGES. TIDMARSH-WILSON.-On January 31. at St. Matthew's** Auckland, by die Rev Calder, Henry, son of Mr. an* Mrs. 11. ridmarsh, Otahuhu, to (Jueenie Estelle, third daughter of Mr. and Mre. Thos. Wilson, of Kihikihi. SILVER "WXI>_»rNG. JAQUES—JONES. —On April 14. ISO 7at the residence of the bride's parents,' by the Rev. John Farquharaon Jones. Amos Henry, fourth son of the late John Dennett Jaqnes. of Camherwell. London. to fcva ( aroline, third daughter of tbe late George Bennett nnd Mrs. Jones, of Wynyard Road, Mount Eden. DEATHS. MILFORD.—On April 15, at her late residence, Ohlrangi. Sarah Ann, de.irlv beloved wife of John Milford: aged 71! years. DANCING. T\ A N CI N G—WAI TE ' S HAL L. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. Parker's Orchestra. 742 M. MILLET. M.C. SITUATIONS VACANT. SURVEYORS Cook, experienced, wanted. Apply, in writing, S., Jd. Royal Ter.. Kingsland. 243 DOMESTICS "WANTED, VXTOMAN wanted, one day's washing, next ** week.—ll, Walters ltd., off Dominion Rd. 737 APARTMENTS VACANT. BACH, well furn.. kitchenette, gas stove; Red-Sitting Room, range, well furn. 7-. Ponsonbv Rd. 7.13 TjtLAT, superior, self-contained. two A rooms, kitchenette, meter, gas stove. separate entrance, own washhouse, hath; lmin. tram car. —18. St. Mary's Rd.. Three Lamps. 245 APARTMENTS WANTED. XJOOM, sunny, own meter; some attendA* l auce Teijuired; moderate.— Urgent SIVj. Star. _41 TO LET. MILFORD— Bungalow, furn., 3 rooms", convs.: term if required: possession Tuesday.—l 2, Liverpool St., City. '23S BUSINESSES FOR SALE. CONFECTIONERY, Cakes. Tea" Rooms. 2 windows, corner shop, lease. 5 living rooms. Price £ISO for" quick sale.—S, Mt. Eden Rd. 743 UVI STOCK AND VEHICLES FOR SAUL CHOICE Jersey Cow, 2nd calf; cheap.— Apply J. Watson, Great North Rd., Avondale. 587 XPRESSMAN'S Turnout for Sale; any trial.—Particulars, apply 4, Curran St., Ponsonby. 604 TERSEY Shorthorn, house cow; no leg- —' rope or ball required. Also 2 Heifers.— 5. Edgars Rd.. Richmond. 654 HAETON, 4-seater, low-built, comfortable, strong, light-running: Bay Oeldtng, stannch, sound, qniet. with Harness complete: bargain at £.15.—Phone 1791. D 4 EGISTERED Pedigree Jersey Heifer, at profit.—Full particulars, T. A. George. Church St.. Onehunga. 584 SHORTHORN Cow. due few weeks; cheap. Fifth house ou right, Methuen Rd.. Avondale, near station. 141 S~PRING Can (mediu-.-ii. Horse (staunch and quiet): *suit farm.—J. Davis, fl. East St.. Newton. 508 SPRING Cart. Horse and Harness, suitable for hawking or carrying.—Address S-AJt. 175 TItOTTINi; Enthusiasts.—For Racing Sulkies. Speed Carts and Road Carts, P.rvant and Co.. Flying Machine Builders. Papanni Rd.. ChriHt.-hiirch. S FOR PRIVATE SALE THE FOLLOWING RACEHORSES :— KHURLAI KHAN. NAMUTERE. SUNDAUR. r>y E. W. ALISON. Junior, Swanson St., City, 510
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Auckland Star, Volume LIII, Issue 89, 15 April 1922, Page 3
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