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Evening Post, Volume CXXV, Issue 113, 16 May 1938, Page 1

pEOPLE SOMETIMES DO TRY OTHER FLOOR POLISH Put they invariably come back to QUICKSHINE IN MEMORIAM. MORRIS.—In loving memory of our dea father (Jacob), who passed away on May 16 1923. Fondly remembered. Inserted by his loving daughters, Ada and Phyllis. MORRIB. —In loving memory of dear Da< (Jacob), who passed away on May 16, 1923 Inserted by Aba and Flo. PETTIT.—In loving memory of Henry Pettlt who entered Into his rest May 16, 1937. Inserted by his wife. WILKINSON.—In loving memory of my deal wife and our mother, who passed away Mas 16, 1936. Inserted by her loving husband, aon, and daughters. WILKINSON.—In sad memory of Elizabeth Jessie, who died May IS, 1936. Inserted by her brother-in-law, George Wilkinson. WILLIAMS.—In loving memory of my deat wife, Christina, who passed away May IS, 1934. Not just today, but every day. In silence I remember. BEREAVEMENT NOTICES. THANKS. PATTINSON.—MRS. M. J. PATTINSON anc FAMILY, of 11 Ross Street, KUblrnle, desire to express their gratitude for messages ol condolence and floral tributes received lr their recent sad bereavement. They wish alsc to express Thanks to the Doctors and Nurses of Ward 3, Wellington Hospital, Dr. Pacy, Kllblrnle, Mr. Hutson, and members of (he staff of the Shell Oil Co., Ltd., Miramar. ROD.—MHS. E. ROD, Johnsonvllle, and Family wish to Thank all kind friends and relations for messages of sympathy in the loss of their late beloved son and brother, Charles Rod. Special Thanks to Dr. Moore, Sl3ters, Nurses of Ward 7, Public Hospital. SHARP.—MISS MARY SHARP AND MBS. MARGARET SMITH, Paekakarlki, sisters oi the late James Sharp, Korokoro, wish most sincerely to Thank all kind friends for messages of sympathy during their recent sad bereavement. They wish to express Thanks to Nurses of Ward 3, Wellington Public Hospital, for their kindness and attention. MEMORIAM CARDS, LETTERS OF iw. THANKS, ETC., PRINTED PROMPTLY At the "EVENING POST" OFFICE. SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. FLORAL TRIBUTES. REMOVAL NOTICE. MISS BLACK, ROSEMARY FLORAL STUDIOS, HAS moved her entire Floral Business to Up-to-date Studios at 10 WOODWARD STREET (opp. Midland Hotel), rel. as usual Res. 42-906. Flowers ielegraphed throughout the world. _ • - NOTE.—One. location only,. 10 Woodward Street. . ■ . jet Elaweri :Carr» Your Messaga from . "GODTT'S," Floral Artiste, . . 116 Willis Street. Telephone 60-138 and 104 Eastbourne. Tlowera Telegraphed throughout Dominion. ALICE A. GRAY, SOS Lambton Quay. Floral Tributes. Flowers Telegraphed. Telephone 45-690. Residence . 16-678. MISS POOLE, FLORAL ARTIST, 48 Manners Street. Flowers for all occasions. Telephone 43-208. After hours 62-228 fDial 390). MISS TAYLOR (late Miss Galloway). "-*• 234 Lambton Quay. Bouquets and Floral Work of Every Description at Shortest Notice. Telephone 41-341. After hours 24-692. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ~T~ E. TAYLOR AND SONS, LTD, " • Funeral Directors, !2 VIVIAN STREET, AND KARORI. Telephone 28-073. p»HAS. GREEK AND SOS", Funeral Directors, 60 Taranaki Street, Wellington. Day and Night Telephone 52-588, and at Porirua (Tel. 6). F MORRIS, JUN., LTD., Funeral Directors, , 25 KENT TERRACE. Telephone 52-159. ROBERT H. WILSON & SONS. LTD., *•*' Funeral Directors, 164 ADELAIDE Telephones 24-155. 16-781, 14-210. TSAAC CLARK AND SON, 4 Funeral Directors, 27 WINGFIELD STREET, Nl. Telephones: Day 41-561, Night 27-150. MONUMENTAL MASONS. UICKMOTT AND SONS, Monumental "• Masons (opp. Cemetery, Karori), for Memorial Work of every description. Established 30 years. Telephone 26-939. A D. BEDDIE, 174 Hutt Road, Petone 7r m ,Monumental Work of any kind. Established 30 years. Country work a specialty. LOST AND FOUND. T OST, Saturday, Purse of Money, South- • ara ß e J Karori, Finder please ring 26-692, or return 97 Karori Road. Good reward. X OST, Blue-Green Budgerigar, from L Br o u gnam Street; very tame; a valued pet. Please Tel. 51-041. X OST, Boy's Overcoat and Jacket, probably Moonshine Road, Sunday morning. Tel. 45-938, or 5 Waiteata Road, Wellington. OST, between Kilbirnie and Lyall Bay, Silver _ Wristlet Watch, with pearl face and silver strap; keepsake; reward. Apply Evg. Post. LOST, Friday, £2 10s, wages of young Civil Servant. Ring 53-416, or communicate Navy Office. Reward. OST-, Nigger Brown Gauntlet Gloves, Friday afternoon. Ring 43-779. Re- ; . LOST, on Saturday morning, Hataitai, Parcel containing blue skirt. Please ring 52-135 or 52-769. Reward. OST, Saturday, Island Bay] §et of False Teeth; reward. Tel. 40-910. OST, Saturday, Pale Green Budgie. Ap< ply 240 Ohiro Road, Brooklyn. OST, Lady's Navy Shoe, about middle last week; reward. Please ring 16-013. LOST, City, Sunday, 4 Pound Notes, probably in telephone box outside St. George Hotel. . 1870 Evg. Post. T EFT, in Martin's Boot Shop doorway, Sunday morning. Brown Umbrellr with flowered' top; reward. 16 Liardet St. SWI. "POUND, Fur Stole, Oriental Bay. Write I 1786 F-vg. Post. ; YITOULD Person seen taking Bicycle frorr tennis courts, Miramar, return lm mediately? Identity known. PERBONALp IRL who Rang 60-257, Saturday, please VJ ring again, 6.30 p.m., Monday. TS7ILL the R. Temple who answerec w Advert, 1361, kindly, ring 27-152 foa firticularlj''