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Evening Post, Volume CV, Issue 123, 26 May 1928, Page 1

(.-... „ .•■■•■■ EVENING POST-TELEPHONES ! MANAGER \ ADVERTISING I PUBLISHING V UNTIL 5 P.M. JOB PRINTING I ACCOUNTS / LITERARY . UNTIL 4 P.M. 44.040 ~i ' ma /Till f GENERAL ENQUIRIES 8 P.M. TO 7 P.M. 44-041 i 24-023 ■ . . NEWTOWN AGENCY 46-316 • PETONE 46-339 • • • LOWER HUTT „

ALL BLACKS FOR SOUTH AFRICA. AFTER Mr. • Hornig ivas / appointed ■"• Manager of the. team he negotiated for supplies"of . . ELUENZOL & Q-TOL. Fluenzol clears the breathing apparatus. And Q-Tol is invaluable as a Massage, and for healing bruises and Abrasions ■ ■ ■■ \

j^JTONSTER- ■ .MID-SEASON SALE. 43 only LADIES' VJYELLA and FLANNEL- FROCKS, in stripes, checks, and two-tone effects, usually sold from 45s to 59s 6d, our Mid-Season Sale Price 19s lid. 6 Dozen Pairs. MEN'S STRONG PYJAMAS, new stripes, and well cut, 10s 6d for 6s lid. WILLIAMS' CASH DRAPEKY, LTD., , 110-112, CUBA STREET, Successors to Cole's. , BEREAVEMENT NOTICES. THANKS. MRS. HOnXBY returns heartfelt tliauks to her many friends who helped her in her time of. great trouble. Special thanks to Me. Warden and staff, Mrs. Lovell, Mrs. Richardson, Mr. .and Mrs. Smith,-and Mr. Parsons, also for floral tributes and telegrams. Tho Family of the late MRS. MIRIAN KHOUItI wish to thank all kind friends and relations, also employees of tho Wellington Woollen Company, and Phil.. Schuetdeman and staff, for letters, telegrams, and floral tributes received in their recent sad bereavement. MRS. W. LLOYD and Family desire to tlinnk all kind friends for' messages of sympathy and floral tributes received during their re-. . cent sad bereavement. Special thanks to tho Wellington Harbour Board Permanent Employees' Association for their kindness. MR,, and MRS. JOHN EAGLE (sen.) and I'amily, 23, Park Vale road, Karorl, desirp to thank all relatives and kind friends for their messages of sympathy, telegrams, floral tributes; in their recent sad bereavement. Special 'thanks to Mr. and Mrs. W. Knighton.. . MRS. ALEX. -MUKHAY wishes to acknowledge with most sincere thanks and deep appreciation the many very genuine expressions of sympathy and kindness received from tho Executive and Staff of tho Wellington Harbour Board, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wright, Prido of Brooklyn Lodge, Oriental I'ootball Club, Sister Bradshaw, friends, neighbours, and relatives in her recent sudden and distressing bereavement. MRS. EDWARD EAGLE, 28, Mount Pleasant i road, wishes to sincerely thank tho many kind, friends who .sent floral tributes and messages of sympathy In her recent sad bereavement; also special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Manton and Dr. Short, j MR. A. LBCKIE and Family desire to thank all friends for t)ie kind messages of sympathy in. their recent sad bereavement. LOST, FOUND, PERSONAL. ' " LOST, GOLD PENCIL, /THURSDAY, 17tb—Gold Evcrsharp Pen- ■*- -til, vicinity Rintoul-et. or James Smith's Corner. Tinder please reply to A 323, Evg. Post. T OST, on Sunday, between Fitzherbert ■ terrace, and. -Hobson-cres., Lady's Brown Handbag. , Finder kindly return Evg., Post. .Reward. LOST, Kid Glove, i'ur- lined, left hand. Reward. AlB2, Evg. Post. T OST, Sapphire Blue Ring, circled with -*-J . diamonds, travelling Wellington-New Plymouth express. Handsome reward. Apply office, Hawkins, Ronald-st., Fitzroy, New Plyqxouth. . T OST—Would, person who took Chubby Umbrella from shop in Cuba-st. kindly leave at .the shop taken from? Identity known. , • TOST, between Brougham-st. and Cour- •" tenay-p].; Pennant Marring, with % black rings. Reward. Ring 22-002. T OST, Friday "evening; abdut 5 o'clock, •*-• Child's Circular Rubber Cape, with hood.. Finder please ring Tel. 25-147. Reward..1.,. ■■ ;'. ■■•.' '-...',■' ■ '■..'••■■' T OST, last night,'between Library and ■^ : St. Thomas's, Brown Sunshine P,ursc,. note, coppers, tickets. Reward. Island Bay .Post Agency., T OST>.. Ratchet Spanner,'wrapped;, in ■M .brown paper. : Finder kindly ring J. Carpenter, 40-558. ■ ; ■ .' "T'OSTj Friday, 18tli May, between Town •H . ! Hall and Knight's road, Small Purse containing 3 keepsakes, very valuable to owner; £1 reward. Apply Post Agency, JJower.Hutt. . ■'.. • • ______ T.OST-rWill.,Person who removed Shoes -*-*• by; mistake from dressingrshed, Kel■burn Park,.bn Wednesday evening, i>lease communicate with A 332, Evg. Post? LOST,- between c6rner- of Owen and Countable streets,' Sum of £4 10s in notes. Would1, finder please return to Coufectioner's Shop, 78, Constable-st? Re.ward. . ' ■ . . ■ /__/ LOST,' Friday night, vicinity'C. Smith's or Hannah's, Cuba-st., Lady's Umbrella. Finder please ring -25-905. Reward. LOST,' Cap oS Starting Crank of Motorcar; reward. Whittaker, 167, VivianSt., or 47, T6dman-st., Brooklyn. J OST, on Lambton-qy., some days ago, ■^ Gent's Brown Raincoat. Reward at Evans, Saddlers, Lambton-qy. .__ LOST, in City, Left-hand Motor Glove. Reward. 106, Willis-st.' FOUND. Slack and White Fox Terrier last week, about year old. Tel. 44----783, 189, The Terrace. " WILL Boy wearing blue jersey, with two. other boys, who took Bicycle from Oriental Bay last Sunday, return 7, Cottleville terrace? Identity known. WILL W. H. kindly send address. ye lost Chain and Sovereign Case. Al7B, Evg.-Post. ' r^BNTLEMAN, tradesman, with means, >*^ is desirous of Acquaintance Cultured Girl, good appearance, view matrimony. A 382, Evg. Post. , LADY, young, good appearance, wishes to know Gentleman; refined, sincere tradesman preferred; view matrimony. A3BB, Evg. Post. OUNG Man (10), good position, seeks acquainjance of . lonely young girl, about same age, view, matrimony; no agencies. Write A 261, Evg. Post. , YOUNG Man, 25 (non-dancer), would like to meet Young Lady, view Matrimony. Write A 258, Evg. Post. YOUNG Man, 25, wauls to meet Widow, . •*■ 25-35, with means; one child no objection;-* view Matrimony. Write A26S, Evg. Post. YOUNG Lady, 26 years, would like to ■*■ meet Young Man in good position, sincere, view Matrimony. Write A 237, Evg. Post. ___. I HEREBY notify that I have no connection with case of person of similar name charged and acquitted at Supreme Court recently.—Henry Collie, 123, Piriest: ■ __• HEIRS WANTED.—GRIEVE. RELATIVES of the late MRS. ELIZA, BETH GRIEVE or PROVAN, widow of Moses Provan, Chartered Accountant, Glasgow, Scotland, and daughter of Robert Grieve, Town Clerk, Dumbarton, there, are requested to communicate with the subscribers. * BUDDLE, RICHMOND, & BUDDLE, 6, Wyndham street, Auckland. , FUNERAL DIRECTORS^ E. MORRIS. JUN.-, 60, Taranald-st. Telephone 22-159. FLORAL TRIBUTES. " R"~ OSEMARY FLORAL STUDIO. 129, Willis-Bt. ■ (fapp. V.M.C.A.). Bonded Member F.T.D.A. BLOWERS TELEGRAPHED ABROAD. Tel. 28-282. P.R. 28-377 MISS WAUGH, Art Florist, 234, Lamb- . ton-qy. High-class Floral Designs at the shortest notice. Tel. 40-797. After business hours and on holidays ring 46-838. Telephone 43-203. TtTISS POOLK, .Vice-Regal Florist, 70. *■*■ Manners street, For Artistic Floral Work.-of every description. Delivery promptly attended to: Telephone 45-000. A LICE A. G KA X, **■ 340, Lambton quay. Fresh Cut Flowers, Artistic Wreaths, Bouquets, Posies at shortest notice.