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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 2, 3 July 1922, Page 2

EUCHRE. EUCHRE. EUCHRE Parties arc held in the Esperanto Hali, Tory-itreet,; every TUESDAY, • WEDNESDAY, auS FRIDAY NIGHTS. Start of three new aggregates, six good prizes. Note Thursday Euch.ro transferred to Wednesday Night. Prizes for Wednesday nigh;, 51b te». Admission Is. Note: The Management reserve the right of refusal for admission. E. C. LEDBROOK. . 'NOTICE /\WING to a Family Bereavement, SCOTT'S PIE SHOP will' bo CLOSED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, sth JULY. MILK BOTTLES. "DE READY for the Roundsman when -L» . he deliver? your milk next Sunday. Provide yourisolf with a "8.W." COLLAPSIBLE CONTAINER, and fix it to wall or fence. The "8.W." Container, costing you 2s, will .save you from the necessity of having to pay for bottles broken; it is safe conyon jont, hygienic, «nnd being collapsible, is quite out of the way when not in uso. A pocket is provided for tokens. Tho "8.W." Container will hold any of the three sizes of bottles being used. Obtainable at NORMAN E. AITKEN'S ' Book Arcade, 5, Courtenay-place. HART AND CO., 31, 33, 35, WILLIS-STREET. SPECIAL OFFER OF STATIONERY For1 TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ONLY. REMEMBER-THESE PRICES ARE FOR TWO DAYS ONLY. As our supplies are limited, wo would advise you to shop o;uly, and secure the special bargains offered. 50-PAGE MAXIM WRITING PADS. Utual Pnoe 9d each. Harl ■ Special Price 3 for ll£d ENGLISH LINEN WRITING PADS. Usual Price Is 6d. Hart's Special Price 9id each PRINCESS WRITING PADS, assortsd coloured papoi-. Usual Prioe Is. Hart's' Special Price 3 for Is 4id 300-PAGE MONSTER WRITING PADS. Usual Price 2s each. Hart's Special Price Is 3|d each SO BOXES LINEN STATIONERY. Usual Price 2s, 2s 6d, 3s, and 3a 6d box. Hart's Special Prioe Is 2£d box. SCHOOL EXERCISES. Usual Price, 4d each. Hart's Speoial Price 5 for Is, CREAM-LAID ENVELOPES. Usual Price 6d packet. Hart's Special Price 5 packets for Is FOREIGN OPAQUE ENVELOPES Usual Price 9d packet. Hart's Special Pries 3 Packets for Is MANILLA ENVELOPES, post card sire. Usual Price 6d packet Hart's Special Price 4 packets for Is. SCHOOL DRAWING OUTFITS, contaming Protractor, Set Squares, Pen, „. . Pencil, Rubbor, and ; Drawing Pins. Usual Price 2a 6d. Hurt's. Special Price Is 3id set. H.B LEAD PENCILS. Usual Price Is dozou. Hurt's Speoial Price 5d doz. NOTE BOOKS, oream-laid paper. Usual Price 4d each. Hart's Special Price 5 for Is WHITE PAPER SERVIETTES. Usual Price 2s. Hart's Special Price Is 2id per 100 WYNDHAM TOILET PAPER. Usual Prico 3d roll: Hart's Speoial Price 3 Rolls for Is 3d PAPER DOILIES, assorted patterns. Usual Price 10£ d doz. Hart's Special Price 3 dozen for Is 6d PAPER PATTY PANS for baking oakes, assorted colours. Usual Price 2s bos of 100. Hart's Special Price Is box •of 100. THE VICTORY SCHOOL WRITING PAD. Usual Price 9d each. Hart's Special Price 3 for Is 3d. V T FUNERAL CARD. HE Funeral of Lawrence Joseph, in- ■ font son of Joseph Alfred and Clare Smyth, will leave their residence, 16, Over-ton-terrace,' To-morrow (Tuesday), at 9.30 a.m., for the Cemetery, Karori. (Private interment.) E. MORRIS, Jun., Funeral Director, 60, Taranaki-st., and 28, Riddiford-st, Telephone 22-169. (day-and.; night). FUNERAL CARD. npHE Friends of the late Surah M'Poland -*■ are invited to attend her Funeral, which will leave her late residence^: 238, Thorndon-quay, To-morrow (Tuesday), at 2.30 p.m., for the Ceinolery, Karori. E. MORRIS, Jun., Funeral Director, 60, Taranaki-st., and 28, Riddiford-st. Telephone 22-159 (Day or Night). FUNERAL'CARD. npHE Friends of the late James Robert -*-. Culshaw are invited to attend his Funeral, which1 will leave his late residence, 50, Cambridge-terrace, To-morrow (Tuesday), at 1.35 p.m., for St. Joseph's • Church, arriving at Petone Catholio Cemetery, »t 2.30 p.m. E. MORRIS, Jun., ". ' Funeral Director, 60, Taranaki-st., and 28, Riddiford-st., Telephone 22-159 (Day or Night). ! FUNERAL NOTICE. 1 fTIHE Funeral of ;tha late Mrs. Janet J- Taylor will leave the residence, of Mr. Arthur Short, Ngahauranga, at 2 > p.m. to-morrow (Tuesday), 4th., July, • 1922, for the Johnsonville Cemetery. ISAAC CLARK AND SON, *- 27, Wingfield-streot.' FUNERAL NOTICE. rrUIE Friends of Mr. Simon Scott are X. respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his lato beloved Wife, Rose Hannah, which will leave his residence, 108, Webb-stroet. To-morrow (Tuesday), ■ 4th July, 1922, at 10 a.m., for the Karon Cemetery. ROBT. H. WILSON AND SON, Undertakers and Embalmers, Tel. 24-155. 164, Adelaide-road. FARMERS TO ACT AT PAREORA AND SMITHFIELD FREEZING WORKS TO BE OPENED TO-DAY. (II TBtKORAFH.—WIHS3 ASSOCIATION.) TIftIARU, 2nd July. " Arrangements have been made for re- ' sumption of work at Pareora and.Smithfield freezing works on ' Monday, after about a fortnight's hold-up by. the butchers' strike. Free labour will be employed, mostly fanners and their sons, who are offering an plenty. It is estimated that there are suflicieiit «heo{) for about throe weeks' work. Some farmers declare that if'there is any trouble consequent, on their killing they iiro prepared to load the ships iilso. Killing will be on the team sy&fem.