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FUNERAL NOTICES HARDY—The Funeral of the late Swrah Hardy W’ill leave the Chapel of J. Lamb and Son. 234 Lichfield street. To-morrow (Saturday), at 11 a.m., for the Sydenham Cemetery. J. Lamb and Son. VANSTONE—-The Funeral Service for the late Nance Ena Vanstone will be held in the Crematorium Chapel. Linwood avenue. To-morrow (Saturday), at 11 am. J. Lamb and Son. TANKARD—The Funeral of the late Janet Smith Tankard will leave the Cliapel of J. Lamb and Son. 234 Lichfield street, To-morrow (Saturday), at 2 for service in the Crematorium ChapeL J. Lamb and Son. LE MESSURIER—The Funeral of the late Victor Le Messurier will leave his residence, Halswell road, on Saturday, at 11.15 a.m., for the Christchurch Crematorium. G. Barrell and Sons. Ltd. MARSHALL—The Funeral of the late John Marshall will leave his residence, 96 Domain, terrace, Spreydon, on Saturday, at 2 p.m., for the Sydenham Cemetery. G. Barrell and Sons. Ltd. KING—The Funeral of the late George Henry King will leave his residence. 50 Studholme street, Spreydon, on Saturday. May 7, at 10.30 a.m., for the Soldierr Portion, Ruru Lawm Cemetery. John Rhind. HANNAM^nTe^uneraTof , th<^ate ,, EliiaT beth Alice Hannam will leave the residence of her son. Mr E. J. Hannam. 16 Victoria street, Timaru, after a service, commencing at 2.30 p.m., on Saturday, May 7, for the Timaru Cemetery. L. w. Betts and Company. PUBLIC NOTICES (fCMMCTOWIICM REVISED TIME-TABLE. ST. ALBANS PARK-SPREYDON. Commencing MONDAY, May 9. a revised Time-table will come into operation on the ST. ALBANS PARK-SPREYDON service. Supplementary time-tables may be obtained on request from the Board’s Ticket Offices. J. F. FARDELL, General Manager. 67M WHARENUI BUS TIME-TABLE ALTERATION. Commencing MONDAY, MAY 9, the butf departing Gloucester street at 3.13 p.m., and* frem Wharenui at 3.48 p.m., will in future depart at 3.06 p.m. and 3.22 p.m. respectively. J. F. FARDELL, General Manager. eras NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL PARTY. BURNSIDE BIBLE LECTURE "WHEN THE RED HORSE OF PROPHECY RUNS WILD’” IS IT COMMUNISM? What is this mysterious red horseman who takes peace from the earth? Read Revelation, Chapter 6, and hear it explained by GEORGE BURNSIDE Noted Bible Lecturer. “He is a Specialist on Prophecies.” Hear facts little known in N.Z. MOTHERS’ DAY SPECIAL— Hear Mr Erroll Ibbot sing "My Mother*! Old Bible is True.” Illustrated by Lightning Sketch REGENT THEATRE The square, Christchurch. SPECIAL SATURDAY AFTERNOON “PERPLEXING QUESTION ANSWERED." SATURDAY. MAY 7. 3 P.M. REALM HALL, 94 Gloucester street. 8748 MR K. J. HOLYOAKE. M.P., MR K. J. HOLYOAKE. M.P., MR K. J*. HOLYOAKE. M.P., Deputy-Leader. Wil) AddressPUBLIC MEETING PUBLIC MEETING TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), at 8 p.m. TOWN HALL, SUMNER. ALL WELCOME. 5864 STREET LAMPS OUT. DEPARTMENT WELCOMES REPORTS. CITIZENS ASKED TO ASSIST. It is not always realised that the Municipal Electricity Department is dependent upon the public for information regarding defective street lights. Letters are not infrequently received, complaining that the writer has waited, for a considerable time in the hope that a lamp would be attended to, whereas, had it been reported on the first day it was noticed to be out, it would have been immediately replaced, and both the Department and the publie bettea served. Some people feel, and the feeling la doubtless prompted by consideration for the Department, that in reporting a street lamp out they ,are making a complaint. This is quite a wrong Impression. The lamps have a limited life. There are now approximately 6132 erected in different parts of the city, and a certain number continually require, replacing. It is a regular part of the maintenance work of the Department, and any information regarding defective street lamps is welcomed as valuable co-operation on the part of the person reporting it. The helpfulness of any information is dependent upon the accuracy with which the exact location of the lamp is described. A ’phone message, or. preferably, a postcard, will always receive immediate attention. Lamps can normally be replaced only on working days, and in order that this may be done on the day the report is received, the information should reach the Department not later than 12 noon. It will be welcomed at any time, but advice early in the day ensures prompt attention. Everyone who reports promptly a defective street lamp will be rendering a service to the community, and the public is hereby invited to give such assistance whenever possible. MUNICIPAL ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT. ’Phone 37-770. P.O. Box 526. 2791 MI Dl AN D TOURS "" PLEASURE-PLANNED TOURS. NORTH-WEST WONDERLAND TOURS. 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North Coast, Jenolah Caves, Canberra . £ll5/10/(c) Sydney. Brisbane, Canberra. South Coast. Jenolan Caves .... £llB/-/-(d) Farmers' Tours. Melbourne Cup Tours. Barrier Reef Tours. Fortnightly departures. There is a tour to suit your holiday dates. For all particulars of these and other tours— Enquire at /MIDLAND TOURS. LTD . BUS STATION BUILDINGS. Lichfield street ’Phone