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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 227, 22 June 1944, Page 1

JtUN’ERAL NOTICES (Continued). THE Funeral of the late Mrs. Kate Scanlan will leave the Basilica of the Secred Heart. Bill Street. Tomorrow (hrlday), June 23. 11H4, at ».So a,UI,. for the cemetery. Karori. Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9 a.m. J. E. TAYLOR AND SONS, LTD,, Funeral Directors. 22 Vivian Street, and Karori- — THE Friends of Mr, C. M. Richards are invited to attend the Funeral of his late wife, which will leave the Anglican Chinch, Bulls, at the. coneiusipn of a abort wrjK 6 eemmeueing at i.3q p,m, Tomorrow (Ft’iday ) June 23. 4944, for the Fraser Private Cemetery. Raumai. A. COBHAM A SONS. Funeral*Directors, Marton. RETURNED Soldiers and ’’Friends of the late George McKay, of 17 Villa Street, Mastertou. are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave bur Chapel Tomorrow (Friday), June So, 1944, folloniiig a Service at 2 p.m, for the Masterton Soldiers’ Cemetery. HYDE’S FUNERAL SERVICE LTD. (11. W. Lindsey, Director),. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ROBERT H. WILSON & SONS. LTD.. ’Funeral Directors, 164 Adelaide Road- Telephone 24-153. Night Telephone®: 36-521 J. E. TAYLOR AND SONS, LTD.. Funeral Directors, 22 VIVIAN STREET, and KARORI. Telephone 26-673 (Day and Night). ISAAC * CLARir"ANb“ SONS, Funeral Directors, 27 Wingfield street, N.I (off Molesworth Street). Telephones; Day, 41’3611 Nlghk 3T-15Q-E? MORRIS, JUN?, LIMITED. Funeral Directors, 85 KENT TERRAC®. ‘Telephone (Day and Eighth palm: Nth.-Fleicher HairanTW- 88 Fitzherbert De Tel Mft. Night HIT FLORAL TRIBUTES ORDER TOOR FLOWERS FROM , ■" MEADOWSWEET florist®, a»8 feaiabtop Quay. (MRS. A- V, FISHER. Principal.) k A Floral Tributes Flowers Telegraphed. Tel- 45’686. Residence ua-206. GREEN FINGERS FLORISTS. a Bowes street, All Floral Tribute®. Flowers Telegraphed, Tela.i Day, W* l 20 ~ 9 * a - LOST, FOUND AND PERSONAL. BMALL'AdvVrtisemeats“(Qeneral Classlflcatiopsi. Up to 32 words 1/3; L> wor< l s ’ 1/6; 18 words, 1/91 21 words, 2/-; 24 words, 2/3: (prepaid),_ LOS’Fin*Campbell If." or tram to city, OTasman'' Wrist Watch. Finder please tel. 27-gH. Reward. LOST, grown Haadbag. Knight’s Rond and High Street. Lower ■Hutt. Finder please ring Massage De. partment, Hutt Cligio, LOST last week, betweei''D’aahevirke and Napier. Spare Rim, Tyre, and Tube off Bedford 3-4-ton track, Finder please communicate with Hawke? Bay Farmers Larage, Napier, Hastings, or Dannevlrke. Reward. MISSING FROM WOBURN. ANY Person knowing the whereabouts of Alfred George Roberts, age 14i years, fair hair, hazel eyes sallow complexion, about sft. ia height, wearing navy shorts, navy Jersey, black socks, tad heavy bouts, who baa been missing from bte home since Friday, Junel6, kindly communicate with his parents, 43 Awamutu Street, Woburn, or inform the nearest police Station, MATRIMONIAL. SYLVIA Gerard" ■offera i - ’widespread Introductions,- Penfriends, Matrimony (numerous testimonials). Rews Chambers, Auckland. TRADE FEBSONALS.

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