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Evening Post, Volume CXX, Issue 143, 13 December 1935, Page 1

EVENING POST—TELEPHONES I MANAGER 1 I ADVERTISING PUBLIC COUNTER 44.040 'J PUBLISHING I ~„_. ~„ M JOB PRINTING f UNTtL 5 P.M. ACCOUNTS I PHOTOGRAPHER I ' I LITERARY J SATURDAY SPORTS' ENQUIRIES 43-018 CRICKET 45-018 TENNIS AND ATHLETICS 44-008 OTHER SPORTS, f^«2t 48 ' GENERAL ENQUIRIES. S I".M. TO 7 P.M. 25"5« " " PHOTOGRAPHER—PRIVATE RES. 24-023 - . NEWTOWN AGENCY 63-139 - - LOWER HUTT 63-516 PETONE

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■jITEMORIAM CARDS, LETTERS OF ■"•*■ THANKS. ETC. PRINTED. PROMPTLY AT THE , "EVENING POST" OFFICE. SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. FLORAL TRIBUTES. 50-136 "CCOTT" 26-240T Mrs. Scott Meale, FLORAL ARTISTES, 119 Cuba Street. Service—Efficiency. 50-136. Tuition Given. 26-240. ".Rosemary for Remembrance." /CHRISTMAS would not be Christmas V . .without FLOWERS. Place your Orders with ROSEMARY FLORISTE, 125 Upper Willis Street (MISS BLACK). Posies, Baskets,, and Dainty Boxes. Wo Deliver, Telegraph, or Post. Telephone 50-663. P.R. 42-90 G. ! 1. . GRAY. FLORAL for all occasions at shortest notice. Any Time—Anywhere in the World. 308 LAMBTON QUAY. Tel. 45-696. After hours, residence, 25-566. "THE FAREY BOWER." T^MBLEMS of Joy and Tokens of Sym- •*-" pathy. Miss A. Farcy, 63 Manners Street. Tel. 42-489. after hours 50-343. "JVfiSS GALLOWAY (late Miss Cooper), ■ iTX Art Floriste, 99 Willis Street (opp. Majestic). Tel. 41-341. After business hours, 25-113. Every description of Floral Tributes, Fresh-cut Flowers daily. ]^£ISS POO L E , FLORAL ARTIST, '48 MANNERS ST. Flowers for all occasions. Tel. 43-208. After hours, 60-214 (dial 398). FUNERAL DIRECTORS. OBERT H. WILSON AND SONS LTD., Funeral Directors, 164 ADELAIDE ROAD. Telephones 24-155. 16-781. 14-210. TSAAC CLARK AND SON, -*- Funeral Directors. 27 WINGFJELD STREET, Nl. (Off-Molesworth Street); Telephone, Day 4-1-561; Night 41-238. TT MORRIS, JUN., LTD., J-i' Funeral Directors, 60 TARANAKI STREET. Telephone 52-159. MONUMENTAL MASONS. TTICKMOTT AND SONS, Monumental ■*•■*■ Masons, opp. Cemetery, Karori, for Eeliable Cemetery Work at lowest prices in Wellington. Tel. 26-939. MISCELLANEOUS. "TJENHARD Raisin Loaf—made with big ■*-' plump tender selected fruit—the raisin flavour permeates each slice—very nije toasted. /""iUTSIZE Frocks, huge selection Smart Styles, well made, new patterns, moderate prices. Morgan's, .51 Dixon Street. ENHARD Sliced Bread for picnics and parties supplied to order—wrapped and delivered in our special paper keeps wonderfully fresh. . ' KS. COLLINS, 90 Manners Street, for everything: in Children's Summer Silks, Frocks, Bonnets, Rompers, etc., at extremely moderate prices. ii U. WAASHIMi, futility Lino Polish, *■''• remains brighter and withstands the heaviest of traffic. Quick, easy, nml economical All stores TYGNHARD Vienna Loaf—Due to the XJ energising nutriment this bread is a perfect food for adults ami children. .Made with extra quantities of yeast, milk, malt, butter, etc. HEIMANN'S Special Oiler—los deposit buys any Coat or Costume, latest < styles. Only Rddress, 13a Courtenay Place. ' 'THE impulse which governs all physical ; - 1- and mental activity is energy—-Den-fliartl Bread ia -quick-acting energy food.