FUNERAL NOTICES. TAYLOR—The Funeral of the Ij ; Mabel May Taylor, will , leave 1 , residence of her son, 8 Gfcrnett a' | ' nue Spreydon, This Day (Thursda at 11 a.m., for the Sydenham Cen tery. George Barrell. 8 WRIGHT—The Funeral of the 1 ; Richard Wright will leave - c Chapel, 225 Durham street, To-« (Thursday), at 3.30 p.m., for J Crematorium. George BarrelL R WARD—The Funeral of the 1 Arthur William Ward will leave residence of his' parents, 2 Leins road...This Day (Thursday) at p.m., for the Christchurch Crent ■ torium. Geotge Barrell. , -B^j : McRAE—The Funeral of the late Eliir ; beth Mcßae will arrive at the Sj| ' enham Cemetery, This Day (ThuJ ■ day), at 4.15 p.m. George Barrell. 8^ MOXLEY—The Funeral of the l| Florence Helen Moxley > will leap; the Chapel of George Barrell, »; Durham street, oh Friday, at 9| a.m., for the Waimairi Cemetery.!; service will be held in the Chap] NUTE-r-The Funeral of the late Graii ! Jane Nute will leave her resident 18 Stanley street, Sydenham, To-d( (Thursday), April 10, at 2 p.m., < the Lin wood Cemetery. John Rhiq 82 BROWN—The Funeral of the la Julia Boyd Brown will leave residence of Mrs R. Brown, , Carlyle street, To-day (Thursday April 10, at 3 p.m., for the Addin ton Cemetery. John Rhind. 82; SCHUMACHER—The Funeral of t] late Joseph Schumacher will lea his residence, 26 Coleridge stref Sydenham, To-day (Thursday), Api 10, at 3 p.m., foiMhe Bromley Cem - tery. Service at the residence, 2. p.m. John Rhind., 82 BAKER—The Funeral of the late Joi| Edward Baker will leave the hous 46 Factory road. Belfast, This D; (Thursday), April 10. at II a.m., f Belfast Cemetery. John Rhind. 82 LLOYD—The Funeral of the laL Ethel Lloyd will leave the Chap ; of J. Lamb and Son, 234 Lichfle street cast. To-day (Thursday at 2.30 p.m.. for the Bromley Cem . tery. J. Lamb and Son. 82 GRUMP—The Funeral of the late Pa i Frederick Crump will leave tl j Chapel of J. Lamb and Son, 2 i Lichfield street east, To-day (Thui j “day), at 2 p.m„ for the SpringsU i Public Cemetery, arriving 2.45 p.i |' J. Lamb and Son. 821! CREAMER—The Funeral of the la | Noeline Beryl Creamer will leave tl i Kaiapoi Methodist Church, This Di i (Thursday), April 10, at 2 p.m., f< I the Kaiapoi Public Cemetery. Pi i vate interment Fishers, Kaiapoi. i 82}! OAK OF SYDENHAM LODGE. j NO. 15, U.A.O.D, THE Officers and Members of tl ■ A above Lodge- are specially reques j ed to attend the Funeral of their la i brother and senior trustee, Richai i Wright, leaving Barren’s Chapel, Du; i ham street. To-day (Thursday), at p.m., for the Crematorium. ; R. G. WEBB, A.D. " ■ H. D. WOOD, Secretary, i PIONEER LODGE, NO. 1, | U.A.O. DRUIDS. • i rPHE Officers and Members of th i A above Lodge are respectfully n ! quested to attend the Faneral of the 1 late Brother, . Joseph Schumache which will leave his residence, 26 Col< |i ridge street, Sydenham, This Da y (Thursday), at 3 p.m., for the Bromles; Cemetery. j E. A. BODDINGTON, Arch. Druid. | L. A. MORRISON, Sec. ' 81£ | - LAMB and HAYWARD. LTD., CHAPEL AND OFFICES. 292 CASHEL STREET. A. H. MARKER, MANAGER. PHONE 34.722, W. S. LAMB. Sen.. ' Director. M7l2j JOHN RHlft D. 19 LONDON STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. Near Cor. Bealey and Fitzgerald aval ! THONE 36474 CREMATIONS ARRANGED. PRIVATE CHAPEL. j MB9l ! GEORGE BARRELIj FUNERAL FURNISHER. ’ | 22l DURHAM STREET.. CHRISTCHURCH. , ; -phone 3Q-208 (Day or Ni<ht) 1 PRIVATE CHAPEL. : FUNERALS CONDUCTED TO PART OF NEW ZEALAND. ESTABLISHED 1876. !• GEORGE DICKINSON and SON? FUNERAL FURNISHERS. , LATIMER SQUARE. CHRISTCHURCH. CREMATIONS ARRANGED. -PHONE 33-554 (Ni fi ht or I. LAMB and SON. Established 1878. 234 LICHFIELD STREET. PRIVATE CHAPEL. I CREMATIONS ARRANGED. phone 33-504. j (ALL HOURS). ’ I D. M. Lamb, E. H. HeatleyJ Director. Manager. DECEASED ESTATES. ’HE ESTATE OF JANETTE GOLD BERG, late of Heaton street, Da-| ceased. ’ersons having claims against! abovenamed, who died on thej il, 1941, are requested to ren-| same, in duplicate, certified! due at date of death, to: j SW ZEALAND INSURANCE) COMPANY, LTD., , ‘ reford street, Christchurch, Or to 1 JOYNT, ANDREWS, CQTTRELL, and DAWSON, Solicitors for the Estate, 160 Hereford street, Christchurch. 8185; PRIVATE HOTELS. ‘‘THE LODGE," 36 HEREFORD ST, A The Favoured West End The City’s Premier Private Hotel It combines Every Comfort and Luxury of a Refined Home, with proximity to the centre of the City, the Botanic Gardens, Canterbury College, and the River Avon. Tariff. 12s 6d per day. Permanent Guests. Special Rates. D. B. GUNN. Proprietor. Telephones; 33-870, 33-871. C 478? J.R. EXE M A OINTMENT, Definitely Cures Eczema. JAR. 3/6 MONEY - BACK GUARANTEE. REYNOLDS. CHEMISTS. (Three Shops). 114 ARMAGH ST. (Opp. 733 COLOMBO-STREET, AND NEW BRIGHTON.
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Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23301, 10 April 1941, Page 11
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