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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 49, 26 August 1922, Page 3

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Karon- E MQRRIB JUN ' A Word-building Competition is being Funeral Director ' conducted, and the above prizes will be 60, Taranald-st, and 28, Riddiford-it awarded the persona forwarding: the great- Telephone 22-159 (day and nirht). eat number o£ English words, | from any English standard dictionary, in the follow-; "SUNNY* NAPIER PROSPERS." HPHE Funeral of- Alexander' Grant will Any of tho nineteen letters can be used * leave 270«, Willis street. To-morrow, once in any,word. , Sunday, 27th August, at 2 p.m., for , Example: Suppression. K»rorl Cemetery. list, must be in alphabetical order. ARCH. WILSON. AND CO., Write total number of words on first 268,' Willis street. IWd (with 2. enclosed) to:- Tel*Phonft 21"949} "SUNNY NAPIER PROSPERS," mmbim^sbmmm Word-building Competition, , FUrfERAL NOTICE Th* v i r>i ■ fe 197, Na Pl er. rpHE Funeral of tho late Alfred Neville The Final Closing Date.—Owing to J. 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