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Evening Post, Volume CX, Issue 118, 14 November 1925, Page 1

SENSATIONAL PURCHASE OF SUMMER MILLINERY. O R DOZEN Smart Ready-to-wear 00 HATS, mostly close fitting, faille ribbon shapes,' newest shades, worth 12s 6d to 255. ' ' ALL ONE PRICEALL ONE PRICE— ■ 7/11 -\ ■ COLE'S CASH DRAPERY LIMITED, 108, 110, 112, CUBA STREET. ' IN MEMORIAII. EINLAYBON.—In loving memory of our dear father and grandfather, who passed away on the Hth November, 1922. >. No sound disturbs his slumbers, Not a pain to mark his brow; All his cares and trials are over, He is happy, resting now. Inserted by his son, William, daughter-in-law, and family. FINLAYSOy.—In loving memory of my dear father, James Plnlayson, who died at Northland on the Hth November, 1922. Too dearly loved to be forgotten. Inserted by his loving daughter, Mrs. Hussell. FISHER.—In loving memory of Thomas Fisher, who died at Martinborough on the Hth ■ November,' 1918. . ; E.I.P. ••■..: , • • Inserted by his loving wife and family. JEFFREYS.—In loving remembrance of Ellen 1 Davey Jeffreys, 15th November, 1918. - ---/.• ■■ ' ■ : :'' . ■ \;_M.A.S. JEPSON.-ln loving memory of my dear lather aud mother, who died on the Uth and 17th November, 1024. i Dear is the grave where my dear father and mother is laid, \ ' ' ... Sweet is the memory that never will, fade; Though gone and forgotten by some you .may be, • : ' ■ I If others forget you, never shall we. Inserted by their loving daughter, son-in-law, and grandchildren, G. and P. Doreen and William Killeen., JEPSON.—In loving memory of my dear ■ mother- and father, who passed «way on the Uth and 17th November, 1921. Peacefully sleeping, resting at last, Life's weary trials and sufferings past; In silence they, .suffered, in patience they . bore, ' ' ' ■ . Till God called them home to suffer no . more. 1 ' ' . ' Inserted by their loving daughter and son-in-law, T. and J. Whitman. LAMBERT.—In loving memory of my dear , ■ husband • and our father, Charles Thomas, who passed away on 14th November, 1918. To memory ever dear. ...>-'.-.. ' Inserted by his loving wife and family., •McFADGEN.—In loving memory of James McFadgen (Bendy), who died on the Uth Novembor, 1021. ' ''.••" . Sadly missed and ever remembered. Inserted by his loving niece and' nephew, . . B. and T. Palmer. KIOKARD.—In loving memory of our ' doar wee soil, James Howard, who died on the 15th November, 1918; >aged 4i years. y. "Ever "remembered." luscrted by his» loving parents. HOGERS.—In loving memory of my dear: husband and our Dad, who passed away on the:l6th November, 1918.: '■'■■' , i..' . ... Inserted by his loving wife and family. SERGEN——In 'loving memory of niy'dear Wife, Elenor Sergenr, who died on the 14th November, 1020.= ' . . v-' '■:'■. My grief the world can never know,, '■■■■' : Nor thoughts,'of sadness that are mine; As,with the years'l'll older grow, „..!.!:-My.>._e«rt..for you *iH':*yer;.pine-.-.."■>•:»-. Inserted by ' her loving husband, Cliarles ■ :-.,'',t^l','■.■■:■..■■ i;;.';. 'Sergeat. :: -c\ -..-• . ■;.>., STAIRMAND.r-In. loving' memory of our;'dear husband and father, who'died on the Uth November, 1910. ■.'. • . ' , "God holds the key of all unknown." , - " Inserted by his' loving wife and family. WALKER.—In loving memory of "our dear '. son' and brother/ James. William George ■! Walker, who passed away on' the Uth | November, 1924. . ■ , ' . . , . ••• .■ • "Thy will be done." inserted by his 1 loving parents, sisters, and .... • brothers.. .' , WEIH.—In loving memory of our dear lather, John Weir, who passed away on the,l3th November, 1919. . •:• Inserted by. his loving daughter and 4 son-in- :-. law, Crissie and Donald Scott. bereavement notices. '' •. ■ .■ ■ thanks; .. -. ■ ■'■„, The Son and Daughters of the late HANNAH HANSON wish to thank all- kind . friends and relations for their sympathy and Soral tributes in their sad bereavement; also special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Barrel • and «taff of Stent's Brewery. a., ■ MRS. TURNER and Family wish to tender their sincere thanks to all kind friends for sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. . ■•'.'• ...'■ ''-. ' • JASH BATES for Birth. Marriage, - Jeath, and In. Memorlam Notices, * /SIXPENCE per Line. (Minimum ',■>• charge, 2i Cd. Six words to the line.) . •BIRTH, MARRIAGE, and DEATH NOTICES mnst be endoned by some responsible person to ensure their insertion. r FUNERAL DIRECTORS. FUNERAL DIRECTOR. E MORRIS. JUN.. 60.' Taranaki-st. .' TeL.22-159. ,;. *' FLORAL TRIBUTES. PONSULT MISS BLACK, "The Roseniary" (one'studio only), 129, Wil-list-st., opp. V.M.C.A. Choicest blooms, artistic grouping and expressive, detail. Tel. 28-282'; emergency service, after hours, 28-377., ' , ■ ■ . FLORAL Designs. 'Funeral Emblems, and Wedding Bouquets at the shortest notice and of the choicest Hovyeri fresh from the nursery every morning, Miss Waueh, Art Florist. 234. Lambtotiqy., Tel. 40 797 ' ___, Telephone 43-208. ■ MISS POOLE. ■ Vice-Regal Florist, 70, Manners street. For Artistic Floral Work of every description Delivery promptly attended to • - Telephone 45-696. ALICE A. GRA V, ART FLORISTK. Exchange Buildings, , 340, Lnmbton quay. MONUMENTAL MASONS. H GLOVER. Monumental Mason 59, • Kent terrace. Tel. 21 788. Scotch Granite and Italian Marble Monuments. Reinforced . Concrete Grave Enclosures. HICKMOTT AND SONS. Monumental Masons, opp Cemetery, Karori for Reliable Cemetery Work at lowest prices tn Wellington. Tel. 26-939. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. piTY—Vacant, 0 Rooms, c.1., hot and cold, pore, bnth, in first-class order; £ 1250, or near; £250 deposit. J. W. Perkins and Co., 209, Lanibton-qy. ■ I^lso 'DEPOSIT— Eastbourne Residency, 5 ioouib, c.1., range, water, few mins. boat,' main-rd. Price £1250. .Large Co., opp. G.P.O. > ISLAND BAY—Bungalow^ built" 2 years, 4 rooms, kitchenette; minute tram; £1125; about £300 cash. Whiteacre, DenticC) 7, Courtcnay-pl. ACKAY AND MALCOLM. LTIC* 185, Featherbtou-st'., cau suit your residential requirements. ' .