FLORISTS A. COX and Son, complete floral service. Phone 385-023 or 388- al) hours. Flowers telegraphed anywhere, any time. D BEVERLEY Florist. Ph. 30-077. for sprays, wreaths, and wedding bouquets in fresh cut flowers. D DELPHINB Florists for flowers of quality. New accounts wel come. Phone 70-650; after hours 389-408. D GARDENWAY Florists. 81 Rlccar ton Road, Phone 69-634. For sprays, wreaths, flowers. Interflora. After hours Phone 517-225. D GLENMARK Florist. New ad dress. 477 Ferry Road, Phone 897-075. A D MAY’S Floral Studios, 13 Riccarton Rd, Phone 67-506; a.h 389- D NOEL'S Floral Studio. Flowers for every occasion. Ph. 65-434: after hours 888-951. 79-122. D ODERING and May . for flowers of distinction. Phono 67-506: after hours 389-175. D DILLONS “The Kowhai Florists” 159 A Manchester Street, Phone 65-650, 62-285. 24-hour after hours services 65-650. D NAIRNS For fresh cut flowers and tributes. Daily deliveries everywhere. Phone 389-139, 389-138, NAIRNS NURSERIES, 166 Lincoln Road. D JULIA GRAY FLORISTS 198 Gloucester St, Phone 66-300. 151 Bealey Ave, Phone 40-921 22 Northlands. Phone 525-706 We offer a Complete Floral Service. AFTER HOURS 40-921 47-663. D IMMEDIATE SERVICE ST JOHN AMBULANCE: Medical Services, Christchurch 78-879 HOSPITAL (Chch): Inquiries Patients only 65-319 FIRE BRIGADE, City and Suburbs 11l POLICE (Chch) 11l D
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Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31713, 24 June 1968, Page 19
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