EVENING POST—TELEPHONES MANAGER ADVERTISING PUBLIC COUNTER <■ PUBLISHING L' UNTIL S f Mi- ] JOB PRINTING f UNTIJ. S F.M* ACCOUNTS PHOTOGRAPHER LITERARY SATURDAY SPORTS' ENQUIRIES , 43-01S CRICKET 43-Ot* TENNIS AND ATHLETICS 44-008 OTHER SPORTS 44-04S . GENERAL ENQUIRIES 5 P.M ( TO 7 P.M. 3M31 - - PHOTOGRAPHER—PRIVATE RES. 24-023 - - NEWTOWN AGENCY «>-139 - - LOWER HUTT <■ .63-516 PETONE ,
IF YOU SUFFER WITH CRACKED LIPS/USE Q-TOL, ' A LL skin troubles such as cracked lips -f*- cold sores,, and cracked knuckles are both painful and ugly. It's, worth taking trouble to soothe and heal them promptly •with Q-TOL. This famous skin emollient acta magically. Penetrates the skin and quickly soothes and heals chaps ; and cracks. Use Q-TOL on the hands after ■washing-up. Get a bottle today and protect your skin loveliness. . NEW ZEALAND ROLL OF HONOUR. V - IN MEMOKIASr. DEVEBEUX—In ' Jotldk memory of my dear son,.John Patrick (Dev), killed in action at Passchendaele, Octobcr 12, 1917. R.I.P. Inserted by his loving mother. • LEVY.—In loving memory of 36749 Sergt.Major Edward (Ted) Levy, killed at Passchendaele on October. 12,1917. , Inserted by Ills mother, sisters, and brothers. STAUB.—In fond remembrance of 59907 . William Bobsan Staub, killed nt Passchendaele, October 12, 1017, aged 20 years. Inserted by his loving mother, sisters, and brothers. BIRTHS. BEARDMORE.—On October 11, 1937, at Te Maru, lower Butt, to Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Beardmore (ne» Moolca Gribble) —a daughter; - both well. BROWN.—On October 10. 19S", to 3tr. and Mrs. D/ N. Brown, ,118 Carrlngton Koad, Point Chevalier, Auckland (late 5i Eurlrl Street, Loner Hutt)—a son;.both well. BUCKLEY.—On October. 11, 1937, at Hopwood Obstetric' Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. J2. C. Buckley, Paraparaumu—a daughter (Tronno Mavis)—both well. : EVANS;—On October 11, 1937..at "Waimarle," to Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Evans—a son; both well. • . .' CROUCOTT.—On October 11, 1937, at tiie Avon Maternity Hospital, Lower Hutt, to Mr. and Mrs. A. t. (Tom) Groucott (neo Xcll Rawlings)—a son. . " MoGECHAN.—On October 12, 1937, at Avon Hospital, Lower Hutt,. to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. MeOechan (nee' Edith Gardner); Woodralo Road, liower Hutt—a son; both well. MARSH.—On October 10, 1937, it Wellington, to Ilia (nek Stone)," the wife".of Paul Marsh —a daughter; both well. . , September 20; MoT, at Xurse ! Delaney's Private Kurslng Home, Petone,, to ' Mr. , and Mrs. Jim Morris—a daughter. RICHARDSON.—On October 11, 1937, at Kenslnjton. Hospital, to Blllle, wife of Mr. C. A. .Blchardson, 26 Herald' Street—a bonnyi , daughter. ■ ' ■ • * ;SOWERBY—On October, 11, 1937, at -Wilis , r .Street Obstetric "Hospital, to Eileen, wife , of John Sowerby—a son; both, well. , DEATHS. - , GAVEY-—On October 11, 1937, at his restdeuce, 7 Walpapa Road,. Hataltai, . Artliur, , t beloved husband of Isabel Gavey, and second' . : son of the late Sir John Gavey, C.8., London. i GRAY.—On October 11, 1937, at her residence, i H Salamanca Road; Mary Alice, widow of ' the l<te Bey. R. S. Gray; aged 68. .. HOUCHEN.—On October li; 1937, at Wellington Hospital, Doris Barbara, dearly loved only; 1 daughter of Charles and Jessie Houcben, 20: ' btone Street; Mlramar; aged 8 years., i Buffer little children to come unto Me. KILMISTER.—On October 11, 1937, at his residence, 23 Cottlevlile Terrace, Thorndon, John . Kilmister; aged till years. Interment private. - (No flowers by request.) MANIFOLD.—At her-lato. residence, 0 Kahu .. Koad.'Bleearton, Christchurch, Lucy; youngest- ; daughter of .tlie- lato Thomas'-.Manlfold, and -j sister of Mrji. W. L. Mprgan, , Wellington, . j ■ FUNERAL NOTICES. • < GAVEY.—The friends of the late Mr. Arthur . Gavey ars invited to attend his; Funeral, which will leave his late residence, 7 Walpapa • Road, Hataltai,' Tomorrow (Wednesday), - October ; 18, 1937, at 2.30 p.m., for the , Crematorium, Karori. Robt. H. Wilson and Sons,' Ltd.; Tuheral Directors,' 164 'Adelaide ' Road. Telephones 24-155 and v 16-781. M GRAY:—Th«i Mends of the late Mrs. Mary | Alice Gray are Invited to attend her Funeral; , which wilt leave her late residence, 74 Sals-; . manca Road,' Kelburn, Tomorrow (Wedncs-. ' day). October' 13,-1937, after Service, com-! mencing at 2. p.m.. for: tlw Katori • Cemetery.: j Kobt. H. Wilson and Sons, Piineral Directors, i iiil Adelaide Road, v Telephones, 24-155 and ■ ' 16-781, .- • HOUCHEN.—The Priepds of Mr. and -Mrs.: . Charles Wi- Houcben, of 20, Stone Street,"Mlramar, are invited-to attend, the Funeral: or their -late daughter. Doris Bar r bara, which will leave the Chapel of E. Morris, Jim., Ltd., 25 Kent Terrace, Tomor- ■ row, Wednesday, October 13, 1937, at the conclusion of service, which will commence at 10 a.m./for the Cemetery, Karori. , ■ Morris; Jun., Ltd., Funeral Directors, 28 Kent , Terract. , . , ' .' . , IN MEMORIAM. ALLEN.—In fondest reraembra'nes of our dear- • est husband and father, Trcderick Charles . Allen.-who left us on October 12, 1929; Always In our thoughts. Trleda, Allen, and family, London.: , CHOLOCROFT.—in loving memory of my dear mother and pal, who passed away on October 12. 1936. ■ , ' „ . • —Harry. . CHOLOCROFT.—Iii loving memory of my dear wifs and mother, who died October. 12, 1936. ■ Insetted by-her dear husband and family. CUNNINGHAM.—In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed to tho higher life, Octo'ber 12, 1933. ' J. and A. Jones. GLLESBt.—In loving memory of Joseph Martin Gilesbi,' drowned at Paremata, October . 12, 1935.. , 'Ever remembered. Inserted by "Mr. and Mrs. Bay Williams and . family. CUNNINGHAM.—in affectionate remembrance : -of our dear mother and grandma/who passed away October 12, 1933. - Always remembered. - Inserted by M. and A. Collins and Kessle.. WRIGHT.—In loving memory of dear. Maggie, 1 who passed away .on October 12, 1935. ■ Inserted by her lovhig parents and famllv. BEREAVEMENT NOTICES. THANKS. CLARK.—MR. A. G. CLARK AMD FAMILY doslre to. Thaiik all friends for- their ltind expressions of-sympathy and floral tributes in their recent sad. bereavement.-'' HEGH.—MR. AND JIRS. T. N. HEGH, of Cockayne Road/ N'calo, wish' to* express their heartfelt Thanhs to *11 those relations and - friends who sent • messages and tokens of svmpathy in their recent-sad. bereavement; . also' Thanks to sister and nurses of Ewart Hospital for their untiring attention and devotion to Alma. - PRISTED PROMPTLY At the • "EVENING POST" OFFICE. SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. pHAS. GREER AND SON, V/ Funeral Directors. AO Tarsnaki Street,-Wellington. Day and Night Telephone 52-588, and at Porirua, Tel. 6. MORRIS JUN., LTD.; • Funeral Directors, - 25 KENT TERRACE. Telephone 52-159. "ROBERT H, WILSON & SONS, LTD., ■1* ' Funeral Directors, 184 ADELAIDE ROAD. Telephones 24-155; 15-781, 14-210. TSAAG CLARK AND SONj Funeral Directors. 27 WINQFIELD STREET. Nl. . Telephones; Day 24-501, Night 27-150. >T E. TAYLOR AND SONS, LTD... , *" • Funeral Directors, 22 VIVIAN STREET. AND KARORI. Telephone 20-073. ~ MONUMENTAL MASONS. ITICKMOTT - AND SONS, Monumental . Masons, opp. Cemetery, -Karori, for Memorial Work of every description. Sgtablished 30 years.- Telephone 26-939. •
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 89, 12 October 1937, Page 1
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