ANNOUNCEMENTS IN Order to guard against imposition. Notices of Births, Marriages and Deaths must be authenticated to ensure their insertion. Birth notices must conform to standard form. BIRTHS BRAY—On November 29, 1967, at "St Helens,” to Georgina and Alan Bray—a daughter. Both well. COOKSLEY—On November 28, 1967, at Methven Cottage Hospital, to Lesley and Cliff Cooksley—a daughter. Both well. CORL.ET—On November 29, 1967, at “Calvary.” to Joan and Graeme Corlet—a son. Both well. DUNSTER—On November 29, 1967. at “Calvary,” to Lee and Graham Dunster—a son. ETWELL—On November 28, 1967. at Jean Todd Maternity Annex, Timaru, to Eric and Raelene Etwell—a son. Both well. HEWETT—On November 29, 1967, at Ashburton Maternity Ward, to Janet (nee Oram) and Graham Hewett—a daughter. Both well. KENNEALLY—On November 12, 1967 at Essenden Hospital, Melbourne, to Josephine (nee Mackie) and Desmond Kenneally—a daughter (Christine). Both well. McIHTYRE—On November 28, 1967, at “St George's," to Marion and David Mclntyre—a son (Marcus Edwin). McLEOD—On November 27, 1967, at Mcßrearty Ward, Grey Hospital, to Marie and Keith McLeod —a daughter. Both well. STANICICH—On November 29, 1967, at Rangiora Maternity Hospital, to Lenka and Peter Stanicich—a daughter. Both well. DEATHS ~~ FREDERICKS, Henry Stephen (Steve) —On November 28, 1967, at Greymouth, loved husband of Bertha Fredericks, 3 Leonard Street, Greymouth, loved father of Peter (Gladstone) and Helen (Mrs G. N. Griffin, Cobden), and loved grandfather of his six grandchildren; in his 76th year. Messages to 49 Hall Street, Cobden. The Funeral service was held in our Chapel, 134 Tainui Street, Yesterday (Wednesday). Cremation at the Bromley Crematorium, Linwood Avenue, This Day (Thursday), at 3 S.m. Westland Funeral Services, reymouth. GWATKIH, Lena Holmwood—On November 28, 1967, at her home, 15A Reeves Road, Opawa, loved wife of the late Cyril Gwatkin, and mother of Evan (Australia) and the late Morva; in her 87th year. A private Funeral service will be held in St Mark's Anglican Church, Opawa Road, Tomorrow (Friday), at 2 p.m., thence to the Woolston Cemetery. J. Lamb and Son, Ltd. HILL, Joseph—On November 29, 1967, at his residence, 17 Ham mond Place, Spreydon, dearly loved husband of May Doris Hill, loved father of John, Anne (Mrs Bennett), and Pam (Mrs Lee), and loved grandfather of Suzanne and Danny. R.I.P. A Requiem Mass will be celebrated at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Spencer Street, Addington, Tomorrow (Friday), at 9 a.m., thence to the Ruru Lawn Cemetery. Recitation of Rosary at the Church, This Day (Thursday), at 7.45 p.m. Lamb, A., and Hayward, Ltd. HOBBS, Leslie Raymond—On November 29, 1967, at his residence, 140 Harewood Road, Papanui, husband of Pat. father of Judith, Gillian, Emmet and Marian. R.I.P. (Suddenly.) Requiem Mass will be celebrated at St Joseph’s Catholic Church, Papanui, Tomorrow (Friday), at 10 a.m., thence to the Waimairi Cemetery. Recitation of Rosary at the Church This Day (Thursday), at 7.15 p.m. Lamb, A., and Hayward, Ltd. HOBBS. Leslie Raymond—On November 29, 1967, husband of Pat, father of Judith, GiWlan, Emmet and Marian, R.I.P. (Suddenly.) HOLLIS, Herbert Rickett—On November 29, 1967, at Ashburton, dearly loved husband of Grace Hollis, 109 Harrison Street, Ashburton, and loved father of Patricia and Roger, and loved granddad otf Lloyd and Christopher; aged 89 years. (Late Imperial Force., East Yorkshire Regiment.) Garden flowers only., please. The Funeral will leave St Stephen s Church, Ashburton, This D.y (Thursday), alter a service commencing at 1.30 p.m., for the Rakaia Cemetery. Baker Bros and O’Reilly, Ltd. RAFFLE RESULTS TARAMEA Lodge R.A.0.8. 4 In one raffle. 2nd draw: No. 1730. CAHTiRBURY Marching Centre (N.Z.M.A.) (Inc.). Daily Fiver Raffle. Today's winning No. 322. BURNSIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL HALL 300 CLUB Draw 13th Week 28.11.87. l K t_464 2nd—2l3 3rd—34o 4th—224 6th^9B _BlOl OLD COLLEGIANS CRICKET CLUB (INC.) ”200 CLUB RAFFLE” Sixth Draw Ticket No. 153: P. J. Dempsey. CANTERBURY BRANCH LABOUR PARTY SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL CLUB WEEKLY 3160 Series No. 9 Drawn under Police supervision on Tuesday, November 28. 1967. Ist PRIZE—3I6O: Ticket No. 1882 2nd PRIZE—3IO: Ticket No. 2848 3rd PRIZE—SIO: Ticket No. 1028 TEN PRIZES AT 32 EACH 1290 1135 1896 1993 2769 1862 2853 1593 1133 1219 _8053 ST ALBANS BOWLING CLUB, INC. ”200” CLUB 7th Draw Ist PRIZE—S2S: No. 52 2nd PRIZE—SIO: No. 26 FERRYMEAD AND DISTRICT HIGHLAND PIPE BAND SECOND DRAW Ist PRIZE—2923: C/0. W.T.M. 2nd PRIZE—IBO9: Blank Butt. For prizes contact Secretary, 61-630. Bl6O ST ALBANS SHIRLEY WORKINGMEN'S CLUB 300 CLUB 4th Draw Ist—329 2nd—245 3rd—2sl WAIKARI RED CROSS CHRISTMAS CAKE Ticket 195: C. J. Wright, Christchurch. LINWOOD RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB SERIES NO. 275 Ist Prize $100: Ticket No. 296 C/o R. Catermole. 10 Prizes of $2 Each Ticket No. 148—C/o W. Godfrey. Ticket 382—C/o R. Cattermole. 768—C/o Barb. 235—C/o J. Gray. 632—C/o G. Forbes. 850 —C/o R. Cattermole. 201—C/o J. O’Halloran. 609—C/o W. Dennett. 818—C/o J. Gray. 714—C/o His Lordships THE C.D.A. BULLSEYE Drawn Under Police Supervision SERIES NO. 165 tat Prize $100: 529—C/o J. Hodgson. 10 Prizes 32 015—C/o Royal George. 233—C/o Oxford. 552—C/o J. Hodgson. 396—C/o P. Petty. 736 —C/o Star and Garter. 014 —C/o Royal George. 057—C/o P. Petty. 687—C/o R. Gilchrist. 388—C/o P. Petty. 569—C/o Star and Garter. Follow ticket Instructions. I
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