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Evening Star, Issue 16624, 5 January 1918, Page 6

ANOTHER YEAR PASSED AND ANOTHER COMMENCING TO ADD TO THOMSONS' 3/ONG RECORD OF PURITY. Total, 51 year*.

MILITARY FUNERAL. , ,JE Friends (and family) of the tote PriL vat-o Edward Sainsbury are respectfully invited to attend bis Funeral, which -will leave the- Dunedin Hospital at 2 p.m. TOMORROW (Sunday), '6th inst., for tlie Ajiderson Bay Cemetery. A. S. ARCHER' AND CO., Undertakers. ■OPE AND KINASTON, Undertakers, 36 - St. Andrew street. Tel. 2,602; day and night. Estab. 1888. (IRAPWELIi' AND HOLGATE (Successors to Cole and Springer), UNDERTAKERS. EMBALMERS, AND MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS, 206 George street and Princes street south. Established 1874. 'Phones : Day and "'ght. 410: Private, 441 and 486. fa S. ARCHER AND CO. (late manager i-» Cole and Springer), Undertakers, 219 _ jrre street. Wynn and Son's business transacted. Tel. 3,192, day and night. JOHN GILLIES, Undertaker, 24 George Btreet, 'prTone 479; 11 King streot, 'phone 1.865; private residence, 'phone 3,183. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Mr and Mrs R. M'Lean, Ranfurly, desiro to express their gratitude and sincere thanks for the kind sympathy extended to them in tbeir sad bereavement.

A BATHING COSTUME THE SURF AT ST. CLAIR .; VILL CONDUCE TO YOUR HOLIDAY'S ENJOYMENT. JBiIOWN, BWING, AND CO., LTD., Cwi Supply Batting Costumes at the Following Prices:— '. 4ANADIAN COSTUMES, - '4« lid, 5s lid, 7s 6d, 8s lid, 10s 6d to 255. iCaEHLDTSEN'S BATHING SUITS, 2s 3d, 2s lid, 3s 6d, 3s lid, 4s 6d, 4s lid. BATHING CAPS, • 2a Ud, 3b 6d, 3s lid, 4s 6d, 4s lid, to 7s 6d. , BROWN, EWING, AND CO., DCKSKOIN'S BUSY -BUSINESS CENTRE. SPOOLS ALL SIZES. YOU EXPOSE, "WE DEVELOP, WE PRINT. Kodak Sundries. i. CAMERA CO., OCTAGON. DENTIST, BANK OP AUSTRALASIA, Corner of Bond and Rattray streets (Nest Telegraph Office). Telephone, 1,859. TTUGH GOURLEY, LTD. (Est. 1870). JUL Address: 7 OLARKE STREET. Economical Undertakers and Embalmen. Telegrams " Gourley, Dunedin." 'Phone 407 (Day or Night). MAIL NOTICE. Mails close at the Chief Post Oflice, Dunedin, as under : Unti] January 12. 1918, mails -will be despatched daily by the relief express tram leaving Dunedin for Christchurch at 11.15 a.m. North Island mails -will connect with the ferry steamer at Lyttelton on Tuesdays,, Thursdays," and Saturdays. The mails will close at this office at 10.30 a-m. , Late-fee letters, 10.40 a.m. No late-fee letters can be posted at the railway station for the relief express. Late-fee letters for north and south expresses may now be posted in pillar' posting box in front of railway station. Mails for South Sea Islands, by next available steamer. •< Mails for United Kingdom, Expeditionary Forces abroad, America, and all oversea countries, including Australia, will be despatched from time to time by the oest route without "special notification. Letters usually superscribed " Via Suez" should now be superscribed " For first direct steamer." Correspondence for all neutral countries Is subject to censorship. Theodore Kino, Chief Postmaster.