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LEASE SOLD. TOTAL STOCK TO BE CLEARED. JA-INGH ALL WOOL FLANNEL 2s 6d FUJI SILK, Stripes and Colours, Is lid JAP CREPES VM yard 40 and 50-INCH RAYONS 2s Gd yard WILLIAMS' CASH DRAPERY, LtD., 110-112, CUBA STREET. IN MEMORIAM. tfU'Criili.—ln loving memory of our littlo dorllnp, Lnrna Myrtle, who passed away on the SOtli March, 1928. R. 1.?. Dearly loved; sadly missed. Inserted by her loving parents, brothers, .mcl sister. GRIFFITHS,—In loving memory of our dear father. It. M. Griffiths, who passed away on tho 31st March, 1028. Inserted by his loving sons aud daughters. MOItTENSKN.—In remembrance of James Horace Mortensen, died 31st March, 1925. ' To live in the hearts of those who are left behind is not to die. —Eliza. MAOPHKRSON.--In lovlirs memory of .Alex. Macpherson, who died suddenly on Iho 30th March, 1926. Inserted by his wife and family. I'ALMER.— In loving memory of my husband. Charles Palmer, who fell asleep on the 31st March. 1927. There Is someone- who misses you sadly. And finds the time lone slnco you "Vent: There Is someone who thinks of you always But tries to be brave and content. We've onto' parted for a while, We soon shall meet again. Within that bright .and heavenly home. Where there's do grief or paiu. Inserted b.v his wife and family. SiJEItWDOb. —In loving memory of my dear husband. William T, Sherwood, who passed away on the 31st March, 1915. Sadly we miss him, and try not to grieve, A little while longer and we, too, must leave; To meet him wo lovo on that beautiful shore, Where partings are unknown and life ovcrmoro. Inserted by his loving wife aud children. SHERWOOD.—In loving memory of our dear father and grandfather, William Thomas Sherwood, who passed away on the 31st . March, 1915. Inserted by Rose, Em, and grandchildren. SMITH.—In loving memory of Jim Smith, dearly beloved husband of Millie Smith, who departed this life on tho 31st March, Ml 3. Sadly missed by all. Inserted by bis loving wife and family. BEREAVEMENT NOTICES. THANKS. I JMJ. W. and J. JSKOOK and Families wish to Thank all friends for their kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes In their sad bereavement. Our heartfelt Thanks to all friends, far and near, for their kind sympathy In our sad bereavement. Special Thanks to tho kind friends who helped us during our short stay at Titahl Bay. EMMA LYKNEBERG and THOU LYNNUEERQ, Ranglora avenue. MRS. KICKARD and Family wish to Thank all kind friends for their expressions of sympathy and floral tributes in their sad bereavement. FLORAL TRIBUTES. ~~ ""Telephones 28-282, 21-025. ~ " IJOSEMARY FLORAL STUDIOS: v Mies Black, F.T.D.A. 129, Willis street, 3, Burlington Arcade After hours and holidays, Tel. 2S-377. Tel. 21-84 G. T> A. N I O O L, AY- ?,1, COURTENAY PLACE. All Floral Designs Promptly Executed. MISS WAUGH (Art Florist, 234, Lamb■ux ton-qy):.High-class Floral Designs at the shortest notice. Tel. 40-797. After business hoiirs and on holidays ring 46-838. 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. G R A V, £X 340, Lambton quay, Wellington. Fresh Cut Flowers, Artistic Wreaths, Bouquets, Posies at shortest notice. THE REGAL FLORAL STUDIO, Grey_st., Tel. 45-275. All work artistically designed. Orders promptly executed. KILBIRNIE BARGAINS. A NNOUNCBMENT-At 1). Lewis • and ■^ Co., Bay-rd., Drapers and Mercers; on easy payments if desired. It costs you no more. Inquiries for prices and terms solicited. r\N Easy Payments at D. Lewis and Co.— V Latest Ladies' and Children's Tailormade Coats, all styles; Eiderdowns, Blankets, Sheetings, Quilts, Cardigans; town prices. MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED to Exchange, New Cabinet " Gramophone for good Wireless Set. Apply 7, Ohiro-rd., City. VVTANTKD Motor-car to Hire, condi- »'' tioual on buying, expert driver, city only, business man. 663, Evg. Post. ■WANTED, Quote for Laying 4000 Bricks, ** material supplied, private garage. 753, Evg. Poat. T ADY, recently returned from Conser- -*-^ vatorium of Music, Sydney, has Vacancies for Pianoforte Pupils. Ring 21-225. 'PENNIS Partner wanted by Male ■*- Player, about third grade, for Easter and week-ends. Apply 771, Evg. Post. T>E Dressmaking Proposition, 195, to ■*-*' G.E.G. omitted to give address. Call at 29, MolaßWorth-st. "W'OTICE to Land Agents—Section No. 5, ■*■*' Papawai terrace, has been Sold.— L. E. St. George. HiHE HYDROCIDE Gas Fumigating Co. -*- arc the people to consult if you have bugs, fleas, silver fish, wood borer, or other vermin. Your home can be clear- (! I'of these pests in a few hours. Swingon's Chambers, Tel. 23-375. rpo those interested in Building, Plans •*•■ prepared at moderate fees; latest designs. Box 18, Lower Hutt. *i^O Plumbers—Price wanted for Plumb- '-*- ing, labour only, uew job, Lower Hutt. Communicate 719, Evg. Post. CPECIAL Machinery and Special Staff •y constantly engaged in musical instruinent repair work. Begg's. WINTER Goods just landed: Dainty " Wool and Brush Wool Suits, Shawls, Blankets, Ladies' and Children's Underwear at low prices. Mrs. Smith, Furrier, 174, Lambton-qy. CHARACTER Reader. Send Date, Month, Year, Birth. Astra, Box 76, P. 0., Wellesley-st., Auckland. pRAMOPHONE out of order? Better " send it to Begg's Special Repair Department. Tel. 40-120. T^ENTAL Repairs in 3 hours; finest ma- •*-' terials; moderate charges. Rapid Dental Repair Service, 15, Manners-st. Tel. 40-297. LF. MILLER, Pianoforte Tuner, Re- • pairer, Work Guaranteed; Teacher of Pianoforte, Organ, Tel. 28-354. 219, ValI ley-rd., Brooklyn. SOW Now —R. A. Nicol's famous Lawn Grass. Reliance Seed House, 37, Courtcnay-p!. A DJUSTMBNTS and Repairs to Pianos, -'-*■ Player Pianos, Organs, Gramophones, etc. Expert attention; moderate charges. .Begg's.