FUNERAL NOTICES EVANS— The Funeral of the late Arthur Thomas Evans will leave his residence, 15 Buceleugh street. Linwood, To-morrow (Saturday), at 10 a.m.. for the Bromley Cemetery. J. Lamb and Son. ELIOTT—The Funeral of the late Jane Wylie Eliott will leave the Cbapel of J. Lamb and Son. 234 Lichfield street. This Day (Friday), at 11 a.m., for a Service in the Crematorium Chapel. J. Lamb and Son. GREENSLADE—The Funeral of the late Florence Agusta Greenslade will leave her residence, 104 Edward avenue, St. Albans. To-morrow (Saturday), at 11.43 a.m., for service in the Crematorium Chapel. J. Lamb and Son. NUTIRA—The Funeral Service for the late Hira Nutira will commence at the Taumutu Cemetery, This Day (Friday), at 2.30 p.m. Lamb and Hayward; Ltd. BARTLETT—The Funeral of the late Ella Bartlett (nee Moncrieff) will leave St. Peter’s Presbyterian Church, Ferry road. This Day (Friday), after a service commencing at 10.30 a.m., for Bromley Cemetery. Lamb and Hayward, Ltd. WEBB—The Funeral of the late Elizabeth Webb will leave 101 Middleton road, Riecarton. This Day (Friday), at 1.30 p.m., for the Harewood Churchyard. Lamb and Hayward, Ltd. CROWTHER—The Funeral of the late Monica Angeline Crowther will leave her residence, 25 Oxford street. To-morrow (Saturdav), at 10.15 a.m.. for the Church of the Holy Name. Requiem Mass at 10.30 a.m., and thence to the Ashburton Cemetery. Baker Bros, and O’Reilly, Ltd., Ashburton. NEWTON—The Funeral of the late Edward Benjamin Newton ’will leave our Chapel To-day (Friday), at 2.30 p.m.. for the Ashburton Cemetery. Baker Bros, and O’Reilly, Ltd., Ashburton. WILSON—The Funeral of the late Edith Sarah Wilson will leave G. Barrell and Sons’ Chapel, 225 Durham street. To-mor-row (Saturday), at 10 a.m., for the Bromley Cemetery. G. Barrell and Sons, Ltd. HOLMES —The Funeral of the late Henry Holmes will leave our Chapel, 19 London street. This Day (Friday) September 8, at 1.45 p.m., for the Riccarton Churchyard. John Rhind. EMMERSON—The Funeral of the late Catherine Emmerson will leave Hall and Moore’s Chapel. 87 Stafford street, Timaru, To-morow (Saturday), September 9, at 10.30 a.m., for the Timaru Cemetery. Hall and Moore. WANTED TO LET FUBN. 8.5. R.. K’ette., F.P.. El«. P lug, Wood, Saturday, a.m., 100 Papanui road. TO Let, by river and lake, Furn Bach. Apply 033, "Press,” Ashburton.l764 TO LET, Ist Class Seaside Baches. Write Neal, Robin Hood Bay, Blenheim. 1687 LADY would like to Share Home with another (free rental), for very light duties. ’Phone 46-591. TO Single Businessman or Woman: Fully Furnished Sittingroom, E.P., and Small Bedroom, E.P., cookingconvs. Fendalton. £2 10s p.w. A 2323. ‘Tress." ————— SINGLE Room, with Breakfast, use convs.. electric cobker; plenty of hot water; quiet working Girl; handy City, reas. A 2373. "Press.” —— WOULD Let to Quiet, Middle-aged Woman engaged during day, 1 Unfurnished BedSittingroom, own kitchenette and private entrance; city. 30s. A 2137, "Press. ’ TO Quiet Business Lady or Gentleman* middle age preferred; Sunny Front F. 8.S.R., nice locality, quiet home. 2min bus. Morning tray or use k’ette.; Garage. Refs. A 2256, ’ ? Pre6s." RENT FREE to capable lady, excellent accommodation in quiet suburban Guest House; also above award salary (with well behaved child school age not objected). Particulars to "Packfords, ’’ 429 Papanui road, Chch. 9431 BOARD AND RESIDENCE HOMELY B. and 8., City. 'Reasonable. Ring 35-241. X 1559 GUEST House, Moncks Spur, Redcliffs. Ring 46-797. BED and Breakfast, or Full Board; every comfort. 142 Lincoln road. - WOMAN Student requires good homely Board, fairly central. ’Ph. 22-529. PAPANUI, Youth, Full Board. Apply 'Phone 40-191. 60 Grant’s road. XlB5B BED-Breakfast: Comfort; Courtesy. Kew Cottage, 272 Cashel street (next Provincial Hotel). X 1773 CENTENNIAL Visitors: Bed and Breakfast. City area. 'Phone 40-192. 258 Worcester street. X 1147 COMFORTABLE Accommodation. Bed and Tray, 6s 6d daily, 35s weekly. City area. ’Phone 33-086. e YOUNG Man requires Full Board in Private Home, within City area. A 1915, ’ “Press.” . FULL Private Board by Refined Young Lady; single room pref., handy city. Refs. . if required. ZA1429, Press.” s BED and Breakfast very comfortable, ’ handy Station. 59 Ferry road. Telephone ’ 37-535. X 2290 ; 118 CHESTER street, offers quiet, comfort- , able B. and B. accommodation for casuals. ’Phone 37-469. X 1823 HOTEL St. Clair: Superior Accommodattlon. Bed and Breakfast. Comfort asf sured. ’Ph. 23-481, Dunedin. * ec3 E BED and Breakfast (meals Sundays by 1 arrangement). Comfortable central “Ni- . kau” House, 47 Murray st.. Greymouth. ; 1710 CITY Central: Bed and Breakfast, i Casuals. 138 Peterborough st., between I Colombo and Manchester sts. Dial 398/ , 7090 M. 1759 . 208 KILMORE street, “Avonview.” Bed and Breakfast served In rooms; heaters, facilities for light meals, garage. ’Phone 32-955. 1760 , HACKTHORNE House have vacancies for Guests. Terms reasonable. Pleasant surroundings, individual attention. ’Phone . 30-415. T.C. WAVERLEY PRIVATE HOTEL, 800 Co- , iombo street. City: Bed and Breakfast Accommodation per day or week. ’Phone • 34-271 T C ! DRAYTON-JONES. Ud„ would apprecl-' ■ ate the assistance of anyone able to offer > Board or Room to a quiet, refined young » lady on their staff. Private home would • be preferred. Please ’phone Miss Collins. I 33-721, after 6 p.m. 9453 WELLINGTON: First-class Bed and > Breakfast Accommodation close Ferry and Railway. Children welcome. Large . grounds. Waynes, 10 Hobson st., 41-513. ACCOMMODATION urgently wanted in Private Home from early October for • young Congregational minister arriving : from England to take up pastorate in this ‘ City. Please reply to Secretary. Linwood • Congregational Church, 40 Barbour st.. * Linwood. S.E.I. 9221 r ,|J “■' ■■■'■ " ■ - ■■■■ 1 - ■ | -" ' ■ 3 PUBLIC NOTICES 7 e—— j GIFTS AND Jr**-’ ’ ■ DONATIONS FOR ' ' THE ' SHF 1 1 1 “LEPER MAN’S” 4* Island Sufferers • 5 may be left at the 1 k offices of . , . ’ The Christchurch bfcj* Gas Company. HR Cnr. Worcester st. 4 and Oxford tee. We do not employ canvassers, neither do we permit house-to-house collecting. i P. J. TWOMEY, M.8.E., 5 SECRETARY. LEPERS’ TRUST BOARD (Inc.). e 2704 4 1 * 5 NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL AIRWAYS CORPORATION. e 104 Gloucester street. 'Phone 34-910. After Hours, ’Phone 34-878. 7 AIRLINERS DEPART DAILY (Except Sundays): FROM HAREWOOD AIRPORT: f FOR WELLINGTON AND AUCKLAND: I. 7.55 a.m., 10.5 a.m., 4.10 p.m, - FOR WELLINGTON AND PALMERSTON 2 NORTH: 1.30 p.m. t FOR WELLINGTON CNLY: 10.15 a.m* - FOR AUCKLAND DIRECT: 1.40 p.m. 8 FOR DUNEDIN AND INVERCARGILL? s 10.10 a.m., 12.15 p.m. f FOR DUNEDIN ONLY: 3.5 P .m. '■ * Additional Service: Operates Mondays and Fridays only. 1 DUNEDIN ONLY: 9.45 a.m. BOOKING AGENTS FOR: British Commonwealth Pacific Airlines, it Trans Australian Airlines. >• Tasman Empire Airways, Ltd. i- Qantas Empire Airways. Ltd. e British Overseas Airways Corpn. 1 Trans Canadian Airlines. and other Principal Airlines. T.C. TROTS AT NEW BRIGHTON. 2 SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. 1950. " ON SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 9. 1950, ° buses to Methven. WhitecliHs. Springfield V and Kowai Bush will be delayed to leave 5 the Rus Station at 5 p.m. y The Hororata Service deporting Horoi rata at 8 a.m. and leaving Mid.and Depot on return at 5 p.m. will run on this date. MIDLAND MOTORWAYS SERVICES, LTD., „ 31 Lichfield street. Christchurch. 2 9375 i- INSPECT low price Factories and Homes d of Concrete Blocks. Inquire Briscoes, Ltd.
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