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DEAFNESS. j\Tft. E. A. NOEDL will revisit Wellington early nest month, representing Messrs. F. C. Rein and Son, London, Deafaid Specialists and. makers of over 300 different aids to hearing. Book j-our appointment with Messrs. Geo. Castle, Ltd., 214, Lambton tay. Wellington. BEREAVEMENT NOTICES. THANKS. MR. JAMES APLIN, of Paraparaurau, desires to Thank all kind friends for their floral tributes and messages of sympathy in his recent sad bereavement. Special thanks to Sisters and Nurses and Miss Marshall, of No. 2 Ward, for their skilful and untiring attention during Mrs. Aplin's illness. MR. and MRS. EDMONDS and Daughter wish to Thank all kind friends, employers and workmates for their floral tributes and expressions of sympathy in their sad bereavement. MR. KING and Family desire to express their Sincere Thanks for all floral tributes and kind expressions of sympathy In their recent sad bereavement. Special thanks to Dr. Agnes Eennett. ■MKS. .7. S. HADDOCKS and Family wish to Thank their many friends for their kind sympathy and floral offerings in their sad bereavement, and also to thank Dr. Shircr for his untiring attention during tho lone illness. The Family of tho late MRS. C.'MCCARTHY wish to convey their Sincere Thanks to all relatives and friends for their kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes letters, telegrams, in their recent sad bereavement. MRS. H. H. OXLEY, of 256, Adelaide road, SS" family wish to convey their Sincere Thanks to all friends for tlielr kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes iv their recent sad bereavement. Tll^ Rr elatiTes of tuo lato ™s. JANET POINTER wish to Thank Sister Whltelaw for her kindness; also Mrs. Kolands, Mr. Peterson, and also all kind friends who sent their kind messages of sympathy and floral tributes in their sad bereavement. Thc,T?,", sban? and ramily ot tho Illte MS. SILVA, of Lower Hint, tender their Sin-, cere Thanks to Drs. Nash, Boyd, Ithind, and Anson for their unremitting caro aud attention to her in her last illness They also extend thanks to the Matron and Staff of Knight's Road Hospital. RILVA, of Lower Hutt, tender their heartfelt Thanks to thoir many friends for their expressions' of sympathy and for iloral tributes. BIBTH, MARRIAGE, and DEATH NOTICES must bo endorsed by some responsible person to ensure their Insertion. CASH RATES for Birth, Marriage Death, and In Mcmoriam Notices SIXPENCE per lino. (Minimum charge, 2s 6d.) Six words to the line. LOST, FOUND, PERSONAL. L REWARD. OST Friday, Up,per Dental Plate, proring 996 at tOr Sh°W' 17indCV pleaSC T OST, Black Dog, Collie Retriever, col--U lar No. 2344. Reward. Apply Queen's Private Hotel, Plimmer Steps. T^°iS',i -Apprentice's wages, vicinity •*-* Wallace-st. Ring 22-905. T OST, Gold Bar Brooch, 3 diamonds, sub- ■*-* stantial reward. Tel. 20-185. T OST, Hub Cap from Calthorpc Car, vi- ■*-*. cimly Eastern Bays' coast road Reward. 218b, Oriental parade. " ■ TOST, by widow, Mauve Purse, Friday, sum of money. Finder ring 22-890 Reward. TOST—WiII the person who found Par- *-* eel containing lace aud child's crepe de chine frock in 3.24 direct Lambton-Hutt bus, Wednesday, please ring 40-314, and receive reward? T OST, probably Tliorudon or Xborndonxu qy., Coloured String Bag containing purse. Reward. Tel. IS-S4I, or Room (5, 3rd Floor, Baker's lildgs. T OST, Friday morning, Edward VIL XJ _ Gold Coronation Medallion, on.chain, set in peax-ls, family keepsake. Howard. 62b, Oriental parade. Tel. 21-2(11 or 20-626. T~OST, Wednesday, Miramar-av., 1 Gold -Li Eversharp Pencil, with initials. King 23-001. • T OST, Handbag (Tools). Knrori tram -" or Cemetery stop. Reward. Ring 24-497. ; ■_ ■ T OST, Dewsbury terrace, Oriental Ray, -" 4 Silver-Mugs, in leather case. Finder rewarded. Tel. 21-186. TOST, in Newtown car, last Saturday, XJ Grey Handbag. Will iiuder please write 1946, Evg. Post? T OST, Navy Blue Umbrella* in Majestic -L* Theatre, Friday night. Finder please ring 40-755. Rewprd. T OST, Fox Terrier, with collar, from XJ 81, Elizabcth-st., black ears and little black on chest. Answers to name of John. Reward on returning- ' T EFT, in, taxi, Basin Reserve, Friday -M night, Small Parcel. Finder please ring 22-150. LEFT in Tel. Box outside Orient Kiosk, Friday, Teddy Bear. Would finder please return to 346, Oriental parade? Reward. TpNVELOPE containing working man's -*-' wages, lost Friday afternoon, vicinity Ohiro-rd., or Reuben-ay., Brooklyn. Write 1018, Evg. Post. "J7OUND, Monday evening, Gent's Gold x Chain. Address of iinder at Evg. Post. WOULD Girl who found White and T ' Red Coatee at Technical College last Saturday please return to 116, Brougham street? VyTILL person who Removed Rose Trees. * " etc., from 29, Kensington-ay., Petone. kindly return same? Identity known. XVTILTj tho Carrier who delivered Fire- **' wood at 24, Palmer-st., please call again ''. YXTILL Nellie Harvey, or anyone know- * * ing her address, please write Brother Harold, to 1333, Evg. Post? FLORAL TRIBUTES. Tel. 28-282 P.R. 28-377.. ROSEMARY FLORAL STUDIO (Miss Black), 129, Willis street. Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere. Any time. Tel. 21-021T ' ' nPHK BURLINGTON FLORISTE -1- (Rosemary, 3, Burlington Arcade. Wreaths, Bouquets, Posies, Baskets, etc. ISS X GALLOWAY (late Miss Cooper), 99 Willis street, Handel's Buildings.—AH classes of Art Floral Work. Bon Voyage Gifts. Floral Emblems, in most Artistic Stylo. Tel. 41-341. TI/TISS 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 43-208 jl/fISS POOLE. Vice-Regal Florist, 70. ■"-*■ Manners-st For Artistic Floral Work of every description After business hours or on holidays Tel 214, Lowe Hutt. Telephone 45-696 ALICE A. G R A ?. "• 340, Lambton quay, Wellington. Fresh Cut Flowers, Artistic Wreaths. Bouquets, Posies at shortest notiqe R. A. NICOL FLORAL STUDIO.' rpELEPHONE 21-846 Floral Wreaths, •*■ Bouquets, Posies. Promptly executed Night Tel. 25-883. 37. Courtenay PJL Tel. 45-275. DEGAL FLORAL STUDIO. *■*> Grey street, opp. T. and G. AW work artistically designed. Wreaths, Bouquets, Bon Voyage Posies. '

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Evening Post, Volume CVIII, Issue 24, 27 July 1929, Page 1

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