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ANNOUNCEMENTS In order to guard against impositions, Notices of Births, - Marriages and Deaths must be authenticated to ensure their insertion. Birth notices must conform to standard form, BIRTHS AUSTIN— On May 12, 1969, at : Calvary Hospital, to Judith and ) David Austin—a son. Both well. . BANKS— On May 10, 1969, at ■ Christchurch Women’s Hospital. ' to Marie and Colin Banks—a j daughter. Both well. BEGG— On May 10, 1969, at Ash- i burton Maternity Ward, to Cindy and Cliff Begg—a son. Both i well. BURGESS — On May 9, 1969, at • Christchurch Women’s Hospital, 1 to Rosalind (nee Donavan), wife ; of Bruce Burgess—a son. Both : well. BURGOYNE— On May 11, 1969, at . Christchurch Women’s Hospital, to Rowena and Gary Burgoyne—a daughter. Both well. GILBERT— On May 9. 1969, at Akaroa Hospital, to Georgia and Robert Gilbert—a daughter (Joy). Both well. HAVLIN— On May 11, 1969, at Lincoln, to Noeline and Paddy Havlin —a son. Both well. KIRK— On May 12, 1969, at Christchurch Women’s Hospital, to Pat and Gary Kirk—a son. Both well. MEIKLE— On May 9, 1969, at Christchurch Women’s Hospital, to Janet and David Meikle —twin daughters, Al) well. Now home: 8 Blake Street, Rangiora. MOORE— On May 12, 1909, at Ashburton Maternity Ward, to Margaret and Mervyn Moore, Methven—a daughter. Both well. RAMSDEN— On May 11, 1969, at Christchurch Women’s Hospital, to Marie (nee Mehrtens) and Russell Ramsden—a son. Both well. WHITAKER— On May 10, 1969, at Christchurch Women’s Hospital, to Barbara (nee Baillie) and Wayne Whitaker—a son. Both well. DEATHS ADAMS, Mary Annie (Annie) — On May 12, 1969, at Christchurch, loved second daughter of the late Luke and Mary Annie Adams, and beloved sister of Bert (ex mistress at Sydenham, Somerfield and Waltham Schools); in her 94th year. At rest in the Lord. Sprays only, please. Messages to 108 Mays Road. The Funeral service will be held in the Church of St Saviour, Colombo Street South, Tomorrow (Wednesday), at 12.45 p.m., thence to the Sydenham Cemetery. J. Lamb and Son, Ltd. ADAMS. Walter Thomas, of Leaver Terrace, North Brighton —On May 12, 1969, at Christchurch. loved brother of May (Mrs Martin, 630 Pages Road) and James (Gore), and loved uncle of Mervyn, Sylvia and Leslie (Mrs Soal). The Funeral service will be held in Lamb and Son’s Chapel, 234 Lichfield Street, Tomorrow (Wednesday), at 10 a.m., thence to the Soldiers’ Portion, Ruru Lawn Cemetery. J. Lamb and Son, Ltd. BAYLISS, Lizza— On May 11, 1969. at Timaru, beloved wife of Charles Bayliss (late of Hoon Hay Road, Christchurch), and loved mother of William and Eric, also loved sister of William (Kington); in her 70th year. Sprays only, please. Messages to 23 Le Cren Street, Timaru. The Funeral will leave our Chapel, 8 Barnard Street, Tomorrow (Wednesday), after a service commencing at 11 a.m., for the Timaru Cemetery. Hall and Moore, Ltd. CARMICHAEL, Winifred Lizzette i —On May 10, 1969, at her residence, 11 Walnut Avenue, Papanui. loved daughter of the late Peter and Lizzette Carmichael, and dearly loved sister of Thomas, Eone (Mrs H. Warening, Wellington), Joan (Mrs E. Robinson). Phyllis (Mrs K. ! Brown, Malta), and the late • Peter and Felecia. The Funeral service will commence in our Chapel, 292 Cashel Street, This ! Day (Tuesday), May 13, 1969, at 10 a.m., thence to the Linwood Cemetery. Lamb. A., and Hayward, Ltd. CARMICHAEL, Winifred Lizzette —On May 10, 1969, at her residence, 11 Walnut Avenue. Papanui, loved aunt of Max and Joan White, and great aunt of Matthew, Kathryn and Lyndon. DAWSON, Mary (late of Whangarei)—On May 12, 1969, at Christchurch, widow of Charles Dawson, loved mother of the late Doris Jones, and a loved grandmother of Donald, Newton, Coralie (Mrs Dyer), Brian, William, Marilyn (Mrs Chaney), and Rosemary Jones; in her 87th year. Messages to 41 Aynsley Terrace. Private cremation. Lamb, A., and Hayward, Ltd. DODGSHUN, Phyllis Lucy— On May 12, 1969, at Dunedin, beloved wife of the late Howard Charles Dodgshun, and loved mother of James, Darwent and Barbara (Mrs S. R. Young). Messages to 8 Grater Street, Dunedin. DOW, May— On May 11, 1969, at Springston, dearly loved daughter of the late Isabella and James Dow (late of Timaru); in her 92nd year. A Funeral service will be held at our Chapel, corner Durham and St Asaph Streets, This Day (Tuesday), May 13, commencing at 11.15 a.m., thence to the Ruru Lawn Cemetery. Messages to :13 Richards Avenue. G. Barrell and Sons, Ltd. GILES, Gaorga Albert— On May 11, 1969, at Ashburton, dearly loved husband of Annie Dorothy Giles, 99 Walker Street, Ashburton, and loved father of Trevor and Edna (Mrs Stapleton), and loved father-in-law of Dawn and Tom, and loved granddad of Darryn and Philippa. (Suddenly.) The Funeral will leave St Stephen’s Church, Ashburton, Tomorrow (Wednesday), after a service commencing at 2.30 p.m. for the Ashburton Lawn Cemetery. Baker Bros and O’Reilly, Ltd. HAMBLIN, Miriam Olive— On May 11, 1969, at Christchurch, loved aunt of Valerie, Daphne, and Carol Johnson. HALL, Herbert— On May 12, 1969. at the Burwood Hospital, loved father of Stanley, Phyllis (Mrs Evans), Gladys (Mrs Andrews), and the late Donald; in his 89th year. Messages to 18 Woodhouse Street, Dallington. The Funeral will leave our Chapel, 19 London Street. Christchurch, Tomorrow (Wednesday), after a service commencing at 11 a.m., for the Bromley Cemetery. John Rhind, Ltd. HALLAMS, Arthur Joseph, of 19a ■ Joy Street—On May 12, 1969, at Christchurch, dearly loved husband of the late Minnie Hallams, and loved father of Anna and Snow, also father-in-law of Llew, and Elaine, loved gaga of Garry and Sandra, and loved i granddad of Tony, Susan, and i Gail, and great-grandfather of ; Michelle; in his 80th year. (Sud- . denly.) The Funeral service will , be held in the Canterbury Crem- , atorium Chapel, Linwood : Avenue, Tomorow (Wednesday), : at 3 p.m. John Rhind, ILtd. IMMEDIATE SERVICE ST JOHN AMBULANCE: Medical Services. Christchurch 78-879 HOSPITAL (Christchurch): I Inquiries Patients ' Only 85-319 1 POLICE: 1 Christchurch 11l ' FIRE BRIGADE: City and Suburbs 11l D ; I NOW Confidently approaching 1 its 109th year of service to 1 the public, “THE PRESS” by 1 road, rail, sea, and air carries your advertising mes- j sage PROMPTLY to more than - 70,000 families. S