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Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22676, 3 April 1939, Page 17

FUNERAL NOTICES. :OX-'The Funeral of the late Annie Elizabeth Cox will leave her late residence, “Willowbrook,” on Tuesday at 2 p.m,, for the Halswell Churchyard. G. Barrel!. 4811 HOOK—The Funeral of the late Joseph George Cook will leave his late residence, 591 Barbadoes street, Christchurch, This Day (Monday), at 3.30 p.m., lor the Bromley Cemetery. George Barrell. 4812 tCIME—The Funeral of the late Janet Kime will arrive for service at Springston Methodist Church This Day (Monday), at 2 p.m., after which the cortege will proceed to the Springston Public Cemetery. George Barrell. 4814 MANKS—The Funeral of the late Robert Somerville Manks will leave his late residence, 5 Edgeware road, St. Albans, on Tuesday, at 11 am., for the Linwood Cemetery. George Barrell. 4815 LEWIS—The Funeral of the late Margaret Lee Lewis will leave the Chapel of J. Lamb and Son, 234 Lichfield street east, This Day (Monday), April 3, at 10.30 a.jn., for the Bromley Cemetery. Service in Chapel at 10.15 am. J. Lamb and Son . 4821 NEWBURGH—The Funeral of the late Eric Pryce Newburgh will leave the residence of his mother, 18 Esplanade, Sumner, on Tuesday, April 4, at 11 am., for the Bromley Cemetery. J. Lamb and Son. 4820 DUNLOP—The Funeral of the late Jane Dunlop will leave her husbands residence, Woodend road, Rangiora, To-day (Monday), April 3, at 3 p.m., for Presbyterian Cemetery. Gulh-ver-Tyler. 4848 WRAY —The Funeral of the late Elizabeth Wray will leave Mr A. L. Lockhart’s residence, 24 Ayers street, Rangiora, To-day (Monday), April 3, at 1 p.m., for Presbyterian Cemetery. Gulliver-Tyler. __4B4» SINTON —The Funeral of the late Catherine Sinton will leave the residence of Mr D. Clifton, Alford Forest, To-morrow (Tuesday). April 4, at 2 p.m., for the Alford Forest Cemetery. Baker Bros., Shaw and King. 4860 SHEEHAN—The Funeral of the late Catherine Sheehan will leave her residence, Eiffelton, To-morrow (Tuesday), April 4, at 9.15 am., for the Catholic Church, Ashburton, for Requiem Mass at 10 am., and thence to the Ashburton Cemetery. Baker Bros., Shaw and King. 4859 CLOSE—The Funeral of the late James Close will leave his residence, 499 Harewood road, Papanui, This Day (Monday), at 2 pm., for Waimairi Cemetery. Lamb and Hayward, Ltd. 4868 BARNSLEY—The Funeral of the late Agnes Barnsley' will leave her residency, 343 Cambridge terrace. Tomorrow (Tuesday), at 2 pm., for the Crematorium. Lamb and Hayward, Ltd. 4867, MADDEN—The Funeral of the late Leslie Vincent Madden will leave the residence of his parents, 17 Papanui road, on Wednesday, April 5, at 8.40 am., for St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Manchester street. Requiem Mass at 9 am., and thence to the Bromley Cemetery. John Rhind. 4870 MILNE—Hie Funeral of the late Thomas Milne will leave his late residence, Ashley street, Rangiora, This Day (Monday), April 3, at 2 pm., for the Rangiora Presbyterian Cemetery. D. Shaw and Sons. 4864 MEMBERS of the North Canterbury ■"•*• District Lodge, No. 3, 1.0.0. F., N.Z., are requested to attend the Funeral of Mrs A. Barnsley, leaving her late residence, 343 Cambridge terrace, on Tuesday, April 4, at 2 pm., for the Crematorium. X 933 GEO. SCARLETT, D.D.G.M. ' AND HAYWARD. CHAPEL AND OFFICES, 292* CASHEL STREET. LTD* A H. MARKER. Manager, ■PHONE W. S. Lamb, sen- ' Director. 34-723. M 7122 GEORGE BARRELL. FUNERAL FURNISHER, 221 DURHAM STREET, CHRISTCHURCH 'PHONE 30-303 CDay or Night). PRIVATE CHAPEL. FUNERALS CONDUCTED TO ANY PART OF NEW ZEALAND. ESTABLISHED 1876. JOHN RHIND, 19 LONDON STREET, CHRISTCHURCH (Near cnr. Bealey and Fitzgerald avesj •PHONE 36-174. Cremations arranged. PRIVATE CHAPEL. RBSIB J. LAMB AND SON, Established 1878, 234 LICHFIELD STREET. PRIVATE CHAPEL. CREMATIONS ARRANGED. ■phone 33-504. (All Hours.V*-* D. M. Lamb. Director. E. H Heatley, Manager. L 6178 GEORGE DICKINSON AND SONS. FUNERAL FURNISHERS, LATIMER SQUARE. CHRISTCHURCH. CREMATIONS ARRANGED. ■PHONE KKJ. (Night or Day). OO'dd 4 !. D 3353 QUISITE WREATHS from 7/6. Funeral Sprays from 3/6, with and ribbon, ■ )elivered. JESMOND FE. Florist, 35 Regent street. City. DNE 37-750 83276 Ivory, Incense, Apes and Peacocks Not many people require the above Items these days. They may have their uses, hut they hardly com# ■within the ken of the average individual. "The Press” Classified Advertisements, on the other nano, contain articles of use and worth to the average family. They may not include offers of “ivory, incense, apes and peacocks,” they offer used cars—good furniture—comfortable accommodation so™® machinery—efficient service, and the hundred, and one things a family can use, eat or wear. Be sure to reap them through, because there is probably something which will appeal to your desire and your purse. Use these little advertisements yourself, and turn your no-longer-needed articles Into cash. 12 Words 1/3 Pays 2/6 K