BIRTHS. GILLESPIB.— At Edinburgh, Scotl__d, oo the 4th September, the *tie of William GJllespie, ironfounder, Bonnybridge, Scotland — a sob. (By cable). AUGUST.— On the 2nd October, 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. John Edward August, "Oroha," White's Line East, tower Hutt— a son ; both well. MAC_BOD.— On the 4th October, at Nurse McFaxlane's, Bu Rna, Marion-street, to Mr. and Mrs. Norman D. Macleod, of 33, Parade, Island Bay — a son. -•BATHS. SPRING.-On the Ist October, 1015, *t the Greytovn Hospital, John David Spring; j aged 71 years. GALBRAITH.— On the 4th October, 1915, at Fl_gst_(l Hill, Wellington, Norman Richard, dearly loved husband of Emma Galbraith. Fnneral will leave at 10.30 to-morrow for Bolton-street Cemetery. HEWITT.— On the 4th October, 1815, at Man-tel-street, Seatoun, (Isa), beloved wife of Alexander Mackay Hewitt, late of Patca; aged 36 years. MILNE.— On tbe 4th October, 1915, at bis residence. No. 60, Austin-street, Alexander Milne; aged 61 years. IN MEMORIAM. FULBROOK.— In loving memory of Jessie Margaret Fulbrook, fourth daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McFarlane, 72, Revans-street, Newtown. who departed this Hf« on the sth October, 1014. To memory ever dear. Inserted by ber father and mother aid -rioter PVnTie. FULBROOK.— In loving memory ol Jeesto Margaret Fulbrook (Jessie McFaiiatte), who departed this lif« on the 6th October, 1914. Gone, but not forgotten. Inserted by her loving sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hickling, and family. JACKSON.— In loving memory of John Jackson, who departed this life on the 3rd October, ,0911. Worthy of duo respect was be From those he left behind; A better father could never be, Nor one so true and Idnd. Inserted by his loving wife, daughter, and son, Rose and Dick. MACAULEY.— In loving remembrance of Joseph Stanley Macanley, who departed this life on the sth October, 1911. Gone from among us, oh, how we m__ him. Loving him dearly, bis memory we'll keep; Never while life lasts will we forget him, Dear to our hearts is the place where he sleeps. Inserted by Us loving mother, sister, and brother. BEREAVEMENT NO-ICEB. THANKS. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. HENDLB and family desire to Thank tbe many friends for tile kind messages of sympathy in connection with their late sad bereavement. BIRTH, MARRiAffR, and DEATH NOTICES most be enflornrd by him responsible person to ensure their insertion | ■Jl/riSS MILSOMj Hair Phymcian. ItJL Learn scientific home treatment. Hair Foods. # Harr Tonics, Hair Cream. Face and Skin, Foods (in po-wd-r form), "Cultene" Skin Food. Call or -write, 94, Willis-street, Wellington, '4 doors above Evening Post. 'Phone 814. MRS. ROLLESTON, qualified London and Paris. All Hair and Face Treatments, Shampooing. ■ Superfluous Tny- permanently removed. , Switches, 'ransformatioDß, etc., at English prices. 'orabingo made up. 256, 'Lambton-quay. i'ol. 1599. Facial Msasage, Scalp. Treat- ▼ ment, Shampooing, Manicuring, Pedicuring, Hairwork, Electrolysis. Mrs. Haybittle, 283, .Lambton^quay (over Orr Chemist). »Phone 1594. VEILIA LIQUID FACE POWDER. npHE use of Liquid Face Powder i« the X most up-to-date method of beautifying- the complexion. It gives a lovely velvety appearance, softens, nourishes, and preserves the skin, hides all redness and blemishes, and is absolutely harmless. All chemists and stores. Price 2s 66L Post free 2s 9d. TOILET SPECIALTY PTY-, Box 743, Wellington. 1 ANNOUNCEMENT. MISS GARDINER, with experience Sydney, begs to announce that she has commenced business as a Dressmaker in Wellington. Ladies desiring Stylish Frocks"* and Costumes, made and fitted with personal care, can consult Miss Gardiner at 212, Lambton Chambers, Lambton-quay (opposite Kirkcaldie and Stains. 1 QOKB ! COKE ! COKE ! Broken and Ready for Use. Reduced .to la per sack, delivered. i GAS COMPANY. I; A IM STRAIGHT FOR ARCHER'S, ; FOR BARGAINS. Special Purchase 10 doz Ladies' and Girls' Ready-to-Wear Hata. Usual price 7s 6d for 4s 6d. 15 doz Un trimmed Straw Shapes, worth 4s 6d for 2s lid 5 doz Black Made Veils, worth 3s lid for Is lid 1000 yards Cotton Voiles, newest stripes, lOidyard 30 only Bordered Blinds, worth 2s lid for la lid. UPPER CUBA-STREET. Small Expenses. Goods Cheap. ROKEN COKE! BROKEN COKE I Reduced to Is per sack, delivered. THE BEST OF ALL FUELS! ORDER FROM GAS COMPANY. COLLECT OUR BOYS' AUTOGRAPH. POST Cards Leading Booksellers, or from the Publishers, The Dominion Bookstall Co., 23, Manners-street. EXPEDITIONARY FORCE. " IT \ NY Member of the Expeditionary -_X Force may be Photographed FREE at the BARTLETT'S STUDIO, 10, WILLIS-STREET (between Grand Hotel and Stewart Dawson's), Wellington. A Finished Portrait will be sent FREE to any given address. ; 1 fTIHRIFTY Housewives recognise -*- that by dealing with us and getting tbe 5 per cent, discount for cash they are getting the BEST VALUES IN GROCERIES IN WELLINGTON, WAIRARAPA FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, Lambton-quay, Wellington. CHEAP FUEL! BROKEN COKE, REDUCED IN PRICE. Now Is per sack, delivered. Ring up GAS COMPANY— 'Phono 4010.
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Evening Post, Volume XC, Issue 82, 5 October 1915, Page 1
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