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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 44, 20 August 1938, Page 1

I YOU CAN' JUDGE j OUR PRINTING | BY THE PEOPLE WE PRINT FOR. lilfE Supplied Printing to eonse of the »»■ largest firms in Wellington when they were only Email businesses, and we are still doing it. NO ORDER TOO SMALL OR TOO LARGE. • THE "EVENING POST" PRINTING WORKS, WILLIS STREET. Telephone 44-040. ; IH MEMORIAM. 1 STANLEY.—In loving memory of my dear i brother, William Stanley, who passed away on August 20, 1936. r Always remembered. » Inserted by his sister and family. WORSFOLD.—In fond remembrance of my dear ' wife, Ivy, who passed away on Augftst 20, i 1937. Sadly missed. —Alex. ■ WORSFOLD.—In loving memory of our dear daughter, Ivy, who passed away on August 20, 193 T. Inserted by her loving mother and father. WORSFOLD-—ln loving memory of my dear sister, who passed away on August 20, 1937. Inserted by her loving sister and brother-in-law and nieces, Pam and Joan. BEREAVEMENT NOTICES. THANKS. ! BARRETT, TIMOTHY.—Mr. and Mrs. Mooney and Tim Gurry Thank all kind friends for floral tributes and sympathy, received in their recent bereavement. BYRNE.—MRS. L. W. RIDDICK AND FAMILY wish to-sincerely Thank all kind friends who sent messages of sympathy in their sad bereavement; also Thanks to Nurse Boyes. COWAN.—MRS. S. C. COWAN, Johnsonville, r wishes to thank the employees of the Wellington Meat Export Company and all kind i friends for flowers, telegrams, letters, and ail personal expressions of sympathy in her I recent sad bereavement. FLETCHER.—EDGAR AND CLAUDE FERGUSON tender their sincere Thanks for expressions of sympathy received on the occasion of the death of their aunt, Mrs. J. Fletcher. j GILLIES.—MB. AND MRS. A. GILLIES desire I to Thank all friends, teachers, and Sunday , school teachers for messages of sympathy and floral tributes sent to them in their recent ■ bereavement. FROST.—MR. W. J. FKOST AND MB. F. C. ) GREGORY wish to extend their sincere I Thanks to all kind friends for expressions of sympathy on tho occasion of their uncle's death, W. H. Frost. Special Thanks is extended to the Wellington Working Men's ' Club, and also to tho Cosmopolitan Club, Napier, for their great kindness during his illness. HALL—MR. AND MRS. G. HALL. Naenae, wish to Thank all relatives and kind friends for their expressions of sympathy and floral tributes in their recent sad bereavement; j special Thanks to Dr. H. Rix for his kindness and attention. KAY.—MR. AND MRS. KAY A.ND MRS. < LEDDY desire to Thank all kind friends for I their expressions of sympathy in their recent , sad bereavement. MEHARRY.—MRS. W. HORAN, SISTERS, AND , BROTHERS wish to Thank all kind friends for telegrams, floral tributes, and messages ; of sympathy in the loss of their dear mother, Thanking Dr.' Shircr, Dr. Hannah, and sisters . and nurses; special Thanks to Mrs. Moffltt, of Douglas Street. ,' BOHLOFF.—Mrs. Rohloff and Family, ,of TO Daniell Street, ' wish to Thank all kind friends and relatives foe telegrams, letters, floral tributes, and messages of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. Special ■ thanks to sisters and-nurses of No. 3 ttard, Wellington Hospital. STUDLEY.—THE SISTERS AND* BROTHER i of i\w late"VVßltor Har^'l^dk*,;>,v-?si7>an) -, : ■ wish to sincerely Thar,-*:*!! kind tejittiv*? and .- frieate for their messages of sympathy and - . floral tributes sent them in their recent sad ; " bereavement; also we wish to Thank Mr. : Bryant, of the G.P.0., for his kind assistance to us. WHITE—MR. AND' MRS. ALBERT WHITE '. AND'FAMILY, Petoiie, wish io Thank, their : friends and relatives for their messages and letters of sympathy in their recent sad , bereavement. * MEMORIAM CARDS, LETTERS OF ; IYJL THANKS, ETC. PRINTED PROMPTLY At the j "EVENING POST" OFFICE. SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. j FLORAL TRIBUTES. fil ~ POOLE. FLORAL ARTIST. 48 Manners Street. Flowers for all occasions. Telephone 43-208. - After hours 62-228 (Dial 390). j LOWER HUTT. G. A. WILLIAMS, FLORAL ARTIST. 49 High Street. : Wreaths, Bouquets, etc. Flowers Telegraphed. Tel. 63-733. Day or night. _____ ALICE A. GRAY. j -"L 308 Lambton Quay. Floral Tributes. Flowers Telegraphed. | Telephone 45-696. Residence 16-678. • MISS TAYLOR (late Miss Galloway), | 234 Lambton Quay. Bouquets and Floral Work of Every Description at Shortest Notice. Telephone 41-341. After hours 24-592. Let Flowers Carry Your Message From "QCOTT'S," Floral Artiste, ° 116 Willis Street. . ; Telephone 45-813 and 104 Eastbourne. Flowers Telegraphed throughout Dominion. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. T E. TAYLOR AND SONS, LTD.. : w- Funeral Directors, ] 22 VIVIAN STREET AND KARORI. Telephone 26-073. ; CHAS. GREER AND SON. . Funeral Directors, 60 Taranaki Street, Wellington. Day and Night Telephone 52-588, and at Porirua (Tel. 6). MORRIS, JUN., LTD-, • Funeral Directors, 25 KENT, TERRACE. Telephone 52-159. j ROBERT H. WILSON & SONS, LTD., Funeral Directors, 164 ADELAIDE ROAD. Tels.: 24-155; 16-781; 14-210. 1 TSAAC CLARK AND SON. ] *■ Funeral Directors, 27 WINGFIELD STREET, Nl. Telephones: Day 41-561. Night 27-150. MONUMENTAL MASONS. ; ICKMOTT AND SONS, Monumental Masons (opp. Cemetery, Karori), for Memorial Work of every description. Established 30 years. Telephone 26-939. AD: BEDDIE, 174 Hutt Road, Petone. • —Monumental Work of any kind. Established 30 years. Country Work a Specialty. MISCELLANEOUS. EPERTORY ARTS BALL—Friday, August 26—St. Francis Hall. FEW Vacancies, Hard Tennis Court, Northland. Subs 15s. Ring 27-578, or apply 1548 Evg. Post. REPERTORY ARTS BALL—Friday, August 26—St. Francis Hall. KEEP ' Fit the Schumann way, begin your daily drink of Schumann's Mineral Salts now, 2s and 3s 3d from Chemists and Stores. REPERTORY ARTS BALL—Friday, August 20—St. Francis Hall. - HPHEY make you well and keep you well, -*- Schumann's Mineral Salts, from Cheni- : ists and Stores. 2s and 3s 3d a bottle. AYE money. Big clearance of all Outsize Wear; we fit largest figures in Frocks, Blouses, Cardigans. Morgan's Sale, 51 Dixon Street. ' I^ULL-SJZE All-wool Double-bed Blan- !*■ kets, from 37s 6d pair: no extra charge j for easy terms. Heimann's, 13a Courtenay Place.