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SUROPEAN REPRESENTATIVES For the ‘Evening Star,’ Dunedin. TyrESSRS R. B. BRETT AND SON, ITJIj J 34 FLEET STREET, LONDON, E.C. 4. Copies of Pape;-.-, and Full Information as to Advertising Rates can bo Obtained at Above Address. Gir.eat reduction op prices, r KODAKS AND BROWNIES, CAMERA COMPANY, OCTAGON, Tito Beat Place for all Now Photographic Goods. Developing. Printing, etc. CAMERA COMPANY, OCTAGON. Telephone 182. BROWN, DIVING’S RECORD BARGAIN In HIGH-CLASS MILLINERY. ENGLISH MODELS FOR 25/6., Bee Our Window Display. Ladies! Wo would like to draw your attention to (Ins exceptional offer. These Models have just arrived cx s.s. Tainui, nro right up to date, and exclusive, The usual prices are from 49s 6d to 635; but as the shipment is late, mid tho season advanced, wo have decided to clear tho lot at one price—--25s 6cl each. BROWN, EWING-, : AND CO., LIMITED, Dunedin’s Busy Business Centre, TYPHOID. EPIDEMIC IN MOUNT ALBERT. [Per United Press Association] AUCKLAND, April 18th, 1922. An epidemic of typhoid, which tho health officers say is quite serious, has occurred in Mount Albert district. Twenty-nine cases aro reported. Tho indications point to the local water supply being the cause. The authorities aro talcing stringent measures to copo with tho tronblo. The purest water for drinking and manufacturing purposes is obtained from deep artesian springs, such ns Thomson's. EM’LEAN AND SON (late Colo and o Springer), Economical Undertakers, 219 Georgo street. Funerals arranged, motor or horse. ’Phono 3.192; private, 410, day or night. J. Haigh, Kaikorai and Eoslyn rep. ITU OH GOURLEY, LTD. (Eat. 1870), 1 7 Clarko street, Economical Undertakers and Embalmcrs. Telegrams : “ Gourley, Dunedin.” ’Phono 407 (Day or Night). Funerals by Motors or Horses.

FOR KING AND COUNTRY. m MEMOEIAM. SMITH.—In fond remembrance of 8/293 Private Fred. Smith, Main Body, killed in action at Quinn's Post, Gallipoli, May 4th, ! 1915. To memory ever dear.—lnserted by j ibis loved ones GOOMBE3.—In fond and lovin'? memory of Rifleman James Lyall Coombcs, dearly beloved second son of John "Walker and Annie Jane Goombea, 5 Montague street, North-east Valley, killed in action, France, May 4th, 1918. To memory over dear.— Inserted by his parents, sisters, and brothers. BARRETT—In levin" memory of Private 8/50i William Himgerford Barrett, died of wounds May 4th, 1915. We miss him most who loved him best. —lnserted by his loving parents, sisters, and brothers. qaaM^fflMWMgßßaffinaisanTßßßsaa™ ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Miss Samson and sisters desiro to thank all kind friends for their expressions of (sympathy In their recent bereavement. HOPE AND KINASTON, Undertakers, 38 St. Andrew street. Tel. 2,602 (Day and Night). JOHN GILLIES, Undertaker, 24 George street, 'phono 479; 11 King street, tghone .1,865 J private jeeidenoe, 'phone 9,517,