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Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 309, 31 December 1938, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM. 0 MUNNS— In loving memory of our pal. a James (Jimmy ~ who was called home December 31. 1037. t sadly missed and ever remembered. I. Inserted by Oswald. Hoy, Rarnev Man i. and Tim. ~ MUNNS—In loving memory or our dear V Iriend, Jimmy, who passed awav on December 31, 1037. [• He always played the g-ame. ;. Inserted by his pals, Mac and Snow. NANKIVELL.—In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed awav 'December a :s i. I'.i.e. v Always in our thoughts. Inserted l>y her lovinir son and daughUr-in-law, Jock and Ellen. £ ; O'BRIEN.-—ln memory or Daniel, loving _ i husband of Angelina O'Brien, passed ~ away December 31. 103 U. Ills face is ever before us. His voice we cannot forget. ii His smile will linger for ever. In our memories we see him yet. Inserted by his loving wife, rarnilv, Margaret and Ashley. PEARCE.—In loving memory of mum, who died December 31, 1833. Resting in sweet contentment. Inserted by her loving children. Rose, Until, Jimrnie and Norman. ■' , PELL.—In loving memory of my friend, jl Ivy Kathleen, passed away December ;i I, | I'.i3i. Hilda. • SELIGMANN.—In loving remembrance or ~ j dear father, died December 30. 19i0. sadly missed. ' t j Inserted by his loving daughter Joyce. , SLIGO.— In loving memory of our dear . ! sister, I.ucy, passed away December 31. t. I'.i:j.">. I.oviug memories, fond and true. • | l.ver remain, dear Lucy, or you. Inserted by her loving mother and brother. SMITH, Edward Ted —In loving memory ol" my deai- brother, Ted, who passed away December i. 1037. I Lternal rest grant to him, 0 Lord. . R.i.r. 1 Inserted by his brother, Jim tmitli. GMITH.— In loving memory or my dear j brother. Archie, who passed away December 31, 1 u33. ! Ever remembered. ' I Inserted by sister sally. ■ SNELLER.—In loving memory or our dear mother, who passed away January 1, 1 I'.MS. j Memories are treasures no one can steal. ; L'eatli leaves a wound no one can heal, sunshine passes, shadows fall, But love and remembrance outlast all. I Inserted by her loving daughter and| [ ! son. Edna and j SNELLER.—In loving memory of dear j ' mother, who fell asleep January l, UUS.] Ever remembered. 1 Inserted by her daughter and soil-in- | law. Dorothy and Ronald Colls. | WARE In loving memory >f our dear ! husband and father, who died New S ear's l-.ve, i 93 -J. I Not just to-day, but every day, i In silence we remember. Inserted bv his loving wife Ethel. ! and family, l'eg, Ruby, Eisa, James and I c.harles. WILLIS.—A tribute to the memory of our < ' dear friend. Mrs. saraii Willis, who | passed away December 31. 1037. Inserted by Mr. and Mrs. Roads and I'hyllls. In loving memory or our dear mother, who passed away December 31, 1037. she fell asleep in Christ, her Lord, she gave to llim to keep i The soul His great Jove had redeemed. Then calmly went to sleep. Inserted by her loving daughters, Edna and Babs. I • BEREAVEMENT THANKS. CHATWIN.—Mrs. s. Chatwin and Family I .-mcerely thank tlieir many friends and

relatives ror the sympathy extended to them in their recent sad bereavement; also fur cards, letters, telegrams and floral emblems received. KNOWLEB Mr. and Mrs. J. Knowles. or 162, Mount Albert Road, wish to sincerely thank all kind rriends and relations ror their loving sympathy shown in the loss or their darling baby; also ror beautiful Horal emblems, telegrams, letters and cards received. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. CAMERON, John, Funeral Director, Three Lamps. Ponsonby. Phone '-'«'"137. B AVIS N. (late of Sibun's), 294. Dominion Road. Ph. 29-717, any hour. C HMORKIS, LTD.. Funeral Directors, • Devonport. Private Chapel. Ph. S-1?A i» WEIK & CO.. Funeral Directors, (58-70, » Ponsonby Hd. Ph. 26 938 any hour. B itt MORRISON, Funeral Director. 167. »V Parcel! Kd. Ph. 43-768, any hour. D FLORAL EMBLEMS. AUTISTIC Wreaths —Miss Carney. 69. K'hape R<l. King 404135. night 18-317. C IMRIES, the Park Rd. Florists.—Artistic Wreaths. Bouquets, etc.—Ph. 43-6?2. B ACKAV'K, Lending Florists, 98. Queen St.—Phone 44-322: night. 14-790. B MONUMENTAL TMASONS. A ANDERSON. Monumentalise Hills- . boro\ 5.3. for a Better Memorial.— Phone 12-391. £ ARKINSON AND BOUSKTLI, Symonds St.—Complete Job. £6 13/. See windjwj Mc NA B AND MASON, 109 Symonds Street. Auckland. And Bridge ami Grey Streets, Hamilton. MANUFACTURERS OF MONUMENTAL MASONRY. N HOUSES AND LAND WANTED. \ BLE Salesmen Sell Tour l * rop f£HHl" ■A. Geo. Sayers and Sons, Victoria Arcade^ LWA vs Busy —Fordbam. Moore. Estate Agents and Valuers. Onehunga. I A NT Good District, 4 5 I' f > c,ms pr^ A £150 deposit; elevated. Pri at_^. I ISO YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR Insurance Buildinps. ■ — Y —paTES AND SON have numerous K. Clients urgently wanting Houses anywhere in Auckland sSl'. te bOMIJ^ION °ROAD. BALMORAL. Phone 13-861. 5 CJECTION. vicinity Castor Bay; cash, rensonable price.—S. 1470. Star. . rpO Lease or Purchase. 7. 8-roomed House. J- Kemuera. near train, up to ord section. s. 1479. Star. — ,tt »VT B D — CHEAP SECTIONS W In All Parts of Auckland Province. O. B. OSMOND Royal Insurance Building. inn Queen Street. "TTXA DEPOSIT — Small. Convenient irOU House, in good condition.—s. 138 L DEPOSIT ottered, o-roomed Bunga- , £70 low-Apply 76. Symonds St.. Royal Oak. Onehunga. - Houses, sections and farms, in all districts, required urgently. Buyers waiting. Send full particulars to FSURKE ORGANISATION. [-TD.. .*509-310. N.Z. Insurance Buildings. _ I'hone 44-796. '* FRUIT FOR SALE. PLUMS, Billington, 2d lb. —>' bogs to "Glendale," Hepburn Rd., just past Waikumete Cemetery. «