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Evening Post, Issue 88, 12 April 1924, Page 4

WKT.T.TNGTON RUGBY FOOTBALL , . UNION. '. SEASON TICKETS. ITTIHE Box Plan ;for Season Tickets for ■*• Athletic Park will open at 10 a.'m. , on 16th April for last year's season ticketholders, and. will remain open for kit years season ticket-holdera only on 16th and 17th April. . . ... / - WIU. BE RESERVED BY PERSONAL APPLICATION-ONLY at • Room 5, Fletcher's Building, Willis street, 2° and after 16th April, AND .CANNOT • BE RESERVED IN ADVANCE. Last year s ticket-holders must produce ' their last year'e ticket, and will be allowed •-■■■. reserve up to tfte number held previous^-. GrvV ™DERTAKING - CAN BE lfv • xvthat aPP"oants for season will ODtam the same seats as previously held. PimV^? wiLL OPEN TO THE inrSwFr 1? a-^-- 0? 18th APRIL, per«mal application being essential. Price of tickets:. Ladies 255, Gents 335.' th^h^- ets aidmlt to matches under w£Tn Tv' 10n ? £ the WelUngfan. Rugby b«: St?H c' ( A My's t«kef- cannot . ! do transferred to a gent,. and.-all tickpls A. E. NEILSON, • 1 ■ 'Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES. y ■: ' ■ * -. , - :" ■ - ' . ; '■. * ' ' NOTICE. .'■■'• TO ISLAND BAY RESIDENTS^ Jl/TR. W. H. COY, Registered Chemirf/ : f- .M.P.S.", for twenty years in New*own;, having disposed of his busmess in."' Riddiford street, is opening a hew and fully-equipped Pharmacy at Coy's Corner,\ The Parade, and will be pleased to afford" the benefit of his long experience to acquaintances old and new. ' v \ ■ J ■ ■ .. _ ■ ■ '.■•■•. .'■ - '. '' ■ ' '.. ■ ■ '%.'.■ "-: / . -■■•'.■■; . / • . ■ '.■-•;■

BELLBIRD HOUSEHOLD. COAL. !;; __ J . rpO ARRIVE THIS WEEK, ex as.' Waikawa, LARGE' SUPPLIES ( OF THIS CLEAN AND ECONOMICAL; COAL. ' Obtainable from all City and Suburbaa* Coal Dealers. [Wholesale New Zealand DistributingAgents : J. A. REDPATH AND SONS, LTD., Johnston street. Tel. 868.: • Tel. 863. / TO . THOSE. CONTEMPLATING THE . ' LEARNING OF'A MUSICAL IN, . STRUMENT.- " ''■ ". "' ''; - , "OEFORE deciding on any particular -^ .Musical Instrument, yoii would >bo '- wise to call, on us and have the advantage of our professional advice. FREE.Our methods of instruction are the sim*' plest, yet most thorough. Our terms aria exceedingly reasonable. W9 stand/by our , clients, and they stand by us. Our sue-. cess is such as to have necessitated' tha establishment: of nine different Branches: of the: College, throughout Australasia...-. .

We will teach, you in a remarkably.; short time and by tfce easiest of methods "- the UKULELE, HAWAIIAN GUITAR, SPANISH GUITAR,' 'BANJO-MANDO- . LIN, PIANO, SAXOPHONE, and you will PLAY ;FROM MUSIC after you , have oonoluded your course. HAWAIIAN COLLEGE OF' MUSIC, f (Principals: Tozer Bros.), '. .113, WILLIS STREET. •• -• • ''. ■ ■■.-■;. Telephones 1149 and,2956. :'!-\. . USTRALIAN MUTUAL PROYI- ' .. DENT SOCIETY.—It is the. intention of the Society on or after the 11th day of May next, to issue, a Copy Policy, in* place of Policy No. .438544, on-the life.', of Henry Benjamin ■ Edhouse, which is , declared to have been lost.- ; ..] ■ ,-,■:■'. Wellington, 11th April, 1924. I ■_ •... :■ .: A. AMIES,..,, Manager for New Zealand.... . FUNERAL NOTICES. FUNERAL NOTICE. . nnHE Friend 3of the late " Alexander JL M'lnnes are invited to- attend his Funeral, which will leave the Mortuary Chapel of Robt. H. Wilson and Son, Tomorrow (Sunday), 13th April, 1924,. at 3.15> p.m., for Karori Cemetery. . ROBT. H.- WILSON AND SON, , Undertakers and Embalmers, 164,,. Adelaide road. ' Tel. 24-155. . „- nHHE- Friends of. Mr. Robert :A. A . Bauomgren are. respectfully invited to attend the funeral o£ his late' beloved wife, Eva Louisa .Frances/ which will \\ leave her father's- residence, 'Sir. ' G.\ Lockwood, No. 5, Gear street, Petone.on Sunday, 13th April, 1924, at 3 p.m., :fofe tho Taita. Cemetery. -,- ■ . ■'-.'..; R. H. PARR ANT AND CO.,- ;-. ■ . '.. Undertakers,-. ■-"-. ■•• • ,': • '46, Fitzherbert street, . Petono. .■/: ■; Tel. 3426, one long, one-short ring, day. ,'or night. . -..,•■■■;■ - - ....'. .-.,-' FUNERAL CARD.--;. . . ■ :\ THE Friends of tho late Gylos CharlesGriffiths are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave His late residence, 248, Adelaide road, on Monday, at 10 a.m. for the Cemetery, Karori. E. MORRIS, Jun., ■ Funeral Director, 60. Taranaki-st, and 28, Riddiford-st. Telephone 22-150 (day and night).