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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21966, 15 December 1936, Page 19

FUNERAL NOTICES. DENCH —The Funeral of the late Dorothy Dench will leave her residence. '4O Mansuold avenue, St. Albans. This Day i Tuesday!. December 15.h. a; 2 p.m., for the Bromley Cemetery- J. Lamb and Son. ALDRIDGE—The Funeral of the late Ellen Hamilton Aldridge will leave her residence, 394 Park road. New Brighton, on Wednesday. December 16th. at 10.30 a.m.. for the Bromley Cemetery. J. Lamb and Sou. 9915 CASSIDY—The Funeral of the late Agnes Cassidy will leave her residence, 38 Donegal street. Belfast, on Wednesday. December 16th, at 2 p.m., for the Eeiiasi Cemetery. J. Lamb and Son. 9914 WOKNALL —The Funeral of the late Marv Ann Woman will leave her brother's residence. 491 Barrington street, Sprcydon. This Day 'Tuesday). 'at 2.15 p.m., ior Sydenham Cemetery. George Barred. 9836 MARSHALL —The Funeral of the late Mary Marshall will leave her late residence. "Penwyn, - 95 Windermere road, Papanui, on Wednesday, at 3 p.m., for the Waima.n Cemetery. George Barrel!. 9916 GEORGE DICKINSON and SONS, FUNERAL FURNISHERS. LATIMER SQUARE CHRISTCHURCH. Motor Hearses and Carnages for Funerals to Any Part oi New Zealand. Phone 33-554 221 GEORGE HARRELL, FUNERAL FURNISHER. DURHAM STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. PHONE tDay or NigbUFUNERALS CONDUCTED TO PART OF NEW ZEALAND, ESTABLISHED 187 S. ANY 8294& J. LAMB and SON. FUNERAL FURNISHERS. PRIVATE CHAPEL. 234 LICHFIELD STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. TELEPHONE 520 (AU Hours> L. A. KING, L 6176 Manager. JOHN RHIND, FUNERAL FURNISHER. Business Address; 19 LONDON STREET. RICHMOND. ’phone 36_i74 (NIGHT and DAY.) Private Address: 106 MONTREAL ST- SYDENHAM. ’Phone 36-197. RB3IE LAMB and HAYWARD. LTD. (W. S. Lamb) <W. Hayward) FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 292 CASHEL STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. -phone 34__522 HOU * MODERN CHAPEL. W. S. LAMB, A. H. MARKER. Director. Manager. 292 CASHEL STREET. M 7122 FLORAL TRIBUTES. Wreaths, Crosses, Sprays. EtcAt Shortest Notice. £R AS AND CO, 261 High STREET. 'PHONE 32-721 W. A. ERASMUSON. Art Florists. Private ’Phone (after hours) 23-097 WREATHS, SHEAVES. CROSSES. See DISPATCHED AT SHORTEST NOTICE. ’Phones: 35-171. Private, 22-495-AND S. REID. FLORISTS (Gold Medal. 1932). 271 HIGH 'STREET. LOST AND FOUND. T OST, in Ham road, 1 SHEEP, earmarked, right-hand ear. ’Pbon. 38-141. _ 989t! T OST, Crocodile PURSE. Wool Sale, i St. James’ Theatre. Ring 23-350-Reward. *s*?* OST, Sunday Dec. 6, Lady's Green BATHING COSTUME, Leithfielo i Beach road. Reward. G. Whitmore Terrace Farm. Leittifield R.D. 932* j I CSt7 Between Salisbury street and Wilson's road. Bicycle HEADLAMP. Reward. Apply. 235 Salisbury i street. NB96ir I T OST. SUITCASE (initials J.D.G.* ! * J Main South road. Saturday. Good j Reward. A 8942. “Press. LEFT on road between Parnassus and Kaikoura. PUSHCHAIR, containing clothing. Reward. 'Phone 620 R. Sumner. 9831 T OST, vicinity Edinburgh street (or -*4 elsewhere). Old-fashioned Diamond Cluster RING. Reward. Edwards, 20 Edinburgh street, Riccartcn. ’Phone 32-971. 9908 PERSONAL. £sl 'L’LU Smashed instantly w:tli Betties ■*- Pain Powders. All Stores and Chemists sell Betties. X 802? 'C'REE Advice. Dog and Cat Diseases. -C See H. E. Iggo. Prescription and Consulting Veterinary Chemist, 101 Cashel street. X 8449 ■FURNISH Weif!or~£sL Send for Booklet. Leslie G. Amos, Manchester St.. Opp. M.E.D. _ XT9OS 'L’LU Smashed instantly with Betties Pain Powders. Ail Stores and Chemists sell Betties. X 8323 p FORGE BETTLE. New Address. 'T Ist Floor, Fletchers Bldgs., 769 Colombo st. (opp. J R. McKenzies), for Reliable Remedies and Hygienic Necessities. 'Phone 37-700 for Appointments. Mail Orders. Box 53L Christchurch. 83167 Smashed instantly with r ' 'tics Pain Powders. All Stores and Chemists sell Betties. X 3023 TTYGIENIC Rer uirements—Write for II free illustrated booklet for Husbands and Wives, send Is stamps for sample goods, posted by return mail, plain wrappers. Medixo Supply Co.. Dept. “W,” Box 789, Wellington. 8325 IF “IFS” AND “AN’S” WERE POTS AND PANS You Know the old rhyme and yet you can make your "ifs’’ come true through “The Press” Classified Advertisements. By reading them over every morning you can come across many items which wilt really saw vou mane. Used Cars, Furniture, lools. Pianos, Radios. Bicycles, etc. . . All come before your eyes at Wonderful Bargain Prices Perhaps vou would buy one ot these Bargains -IT* you could sel something. Let “The Press" small advertisements make that "if’’ a reality, too, by sending in a 12-word advertisement. 12 Words !/• 3 Days 2 6 “The Press for Rendts” Covers City. Suburbs and Country Districts.