Monumental Masons L. ROBERTSON Memorial Craftsman 25 Surrey Street B. K. ROBERTSON—Manager MEMORIALS designed tor all cemeteries in granite, bronze and chrome. Country work specialists. Estimates for Trust and personal work. Cremation plaques for family plots Ex-servicemen's headstones installed Sandblasting. Phone 896-426 bus. 843-888 private. "The firm with over 40 years service." MWS W. R. FRASER LAWRENCE & CO. (Late Silvester and Co.) 494 COLOMBO STREET Established over 60 years. FOR ALL MEMORIAL WORK WAIMAIRI. MEMORIAL PARK AND RURU LAWN Headstones, Cremation Plaques for Family Plots. Additional Lettering, Repair, Renovation and New Work in all Town and Country Cemeteries. Also Artistic Design Work sandblasted on to glass and wood. PHONE 60-627, After Hours 898-055. P. C. LAWRENCE. Manager. 2393 Immediate Service POLICE City and Suburb* 111 FIRE BRIGADE Christchurch 111’ HOSPITAL (Christchurch) Inquiries. Patient* 65-31 S ST JOHN AMBULANCE Medical Service* Chriatchureh 78479 LIFE LINE K-74J
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