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Evening Star, Issue 16823, 27 August 1918, Page 4

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M.TT.1.0.0.P. LOYAL ALBION LODGE, No. 5.233. EMBERS or the above and Sister Lodges are respectfully invited 1o attend the Funeral of tbeir late Pro. P. O'Driscoll, which -will leave the Dunedin Hospital on THURSDAY, the 29f.h iuEt., at 2.15 o'clock.. far the Northern Cemetery. HOPE ANU KINASTON, Undertakers, 3B St, Andrew street. Tel. 2,602; day and night. Estab. 1883. TDEAPWELL AND HO LG ATE J? (Successors to Cole and Springer), UNDERTAKERS. EM BALM Eft*. AND MONUMENTAL SCULPTORS, BOS George street and Princes street south. Established 1374 ’Phones: Day and night, 410; Private, 441 and 485. AS. ARCHER AND CO. (late manager • Cole and Springer), Undertaker*, 219 Geom street. Wynn and Son’s business transacted. Tel. 3,192, day and night. JOHN GILLIES. Undertaker, 24 Georg# street. ’phone 479: 11 King street, ‘phone 1.505: private residence, ’nhone 5.185., ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. Mr and Mrs J. Tbxop desire to thank all friends for the kind expressions of sympathy extended to them in their recent sad bereaveIC 6*l tie Mr and Mrs Thomas Caddie and family desire to thank their many friends for the tokens of sympathy in their recent sad 1 bereavement. . ... Mr T. M. Turner, Cargill road, desires to thank hia many friends for help and kind messages of sympathy extended to him during hia recent bereavement. _____ amusements. Princes* Theatre.—Fullers’ Vaudeville. Octagon Hall.—Pictures. Plara Theatre.—Pictures. Queen’s Theatre.—Picture*. Empire Theatre—Picture*. Xing's Theatre.—Pictures Everybody’s Theatre.—Pictures. icing Edward Theatre.—Picture*. J. MNBILL. N.G.