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Evening Star, Issue 22247, 27 January 1936, Page 10

PUBLIC NOTICES. CHILDREN'S WASHING FROCKS, SIZES 18in to 36in. SMARTLY MADE, PRETTY STYLES. A BIG VARIETY OF DESIGNS AND COLOURINGS. A JOB PURCHASE. ' 4s 6d to 6s 6d. YOUR CHOICE, 2s lid. AN OPPORTUNITY FOR MOTHERS. You will be Delighted with these Pretty Frocks. W. PENROSE AND CO. L T D.

FUNERAL OF HIS MAJESTY, RING GEORGE. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE OCCASION. rTIHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIPIED that, in accordance with His Majesty King Edward’s Suggestion, A PERIOD OF TWO MINUTES’ SILENCE WILL BE OBSERVED throughout the City on TUESDAY, the 28th instant, at 11 o’clock, a.m., as a TRIBUTE OF RESPECT from the Citizens on the Occasion of the Funeral of His Majesty King George. In addition, arrangements have been made for the following Function at the War Memorial, Queen’s Gardens, commencing at 10.50 a.m.:— Hymn, ‘ Abide With Me.* Prayer. ‘ Last Post.' Two Minutes’ Silence. ‘ Reveille.’ Salute of 70 Guns by Battery, to be posted in Cumberland street. ' National Anthem. Detachments of the Defence Forces, Legion of Frontiersmen, Returned Soldiers, Imperial War Veterans, South African Veterans, Boy Scouts, and Girl Guides will Parade under their respective organisations. The Commencement of the Period of Silence will be Indicated by a Short, Sharp Tolling of the Town Hall Bell, and .the Conclusion of the Two Minutes’ Silence will be Signalled by the Firing of the First Gun of the Salute. The Public are earnestly invited to fully participate iti the above arrangements as a final tribute ’to the memory of our late Beloved King. E. T. COX, Mayor. Dunedin, 27th January, 1936. OTAGO LICENSED VICTUALLERS’ ASSOCIATION. AS a mark of respect to our late beloved King, Licensees are respectfully asked to CLOSE TO-MORROW MORNING between 10 and 11.30 a.m., to enable employees to attend the memorial ceremony. J. W. YOUNG, President; H. F. PAYTON, Secretary. HOLIDAY RESORTS. ‘THE EVENING STAR/ SUBSCRIBERS CAN OBTAIN THE ‘ STAR , REGULARLY on the day of issue from the following Agents:— Dunedin Railway Bookstall Purakanui Purakanui Inlet Waitati ... ...... Warrington ..... Seacliff Karitane Karitane Waikouaiti Palmerston Hampden Oamaru Mrs Smith Mr Henry ........ Mrs Jackson Mr Couper Mrs Smith Mrs Hughes Mr Andrews Mr. Holland Mr B. W. Robinson Mr T. White Mr A Barsdell Brighton Mr Murdoch Brighton - Miss Miller Ocean View (Brighton) Mr Clyma Taieri Mouth Mr Graham Waihola Mr M’Carthy Outram Messrs Adam Bros. Outram Mrs Walmsley and Son Mosgiel —■ Mr Scott Milton Railway Bookstall Milton Mr M'Leod Balclutha Railway Bookstall Clinton Mr Webb Gore ...'. Railway Bookstall cor" Mr Ffrost Kaka Point . Owaka Tahakopa ... Alexandra ... Tapanui Roxburgh ... Miller’s Flat Lawrence .... Mr D. M'Kechnie ~... Mrs Brownlie Mr Munro ... Mr Hanrahan ... Mr R. Hewitt Mr Varcoo Mr Jeffrey Mr Faigan Mr Hopkins Tomahawk Mr Pereira Macandrcws ;••• Dackers Broad Bay M,SS « Clea r W «W Broad Bay Portobello Mr Moss Also of the Motor Coaches to Berwick, to Middleman*, Kaitangata, Owaka, Tahakopa, Lawrence, Tapanui, Roxburgh. Palmerstou, and to Oamaru. Where delivery by Agents is impracticPaper will bo forwarded by post for the term required. TO LET, ITANE.—Seaside Residence; Excelnt Residence, with garage, all Brick, electric range, shower room, business man’s paradise. Available o-day.—LAND SALES, Dunedin. WANTED, at Karitane, Fully-furnished House, from February 8, inclusive; two to four weeks approximately; must be near beach and modern; garage preferable. —Ring 10-155. ' OLIDAY make on sunny inland farm, North Otago; bus to door, > tennis court, good shooting.—Ll22, ‘ Star.’ ANOR HOUSE, Warrington, at beach, has Vacancies; plentiful water supply, tennis court. —Mrs Laverty, 17 Elder street. Dunedin. LEGAL NOTICES. In the Estate of RACHEL ALMA HAY. late of Dunback, Widow, deceased. ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST the above-named at the date of her death—viz., 16th JANUARY, 1936, are Requested to SEND DETAILED ACCOUNTS, in duplicate, Certified as Due and Owing at the date of death, to the undersigned on or before 10th FEBRUARY, 1936. MONDY, STEPHENS, MONRO, AND STEPHENS, Solicitors for Executors, 9 Bond street, Dunedin. POULTRY. ■fl A White Leghorn Pullets, 3 and 4 .1 “A' months; White Leghorn Rooster. 1 year.—3s9 King Edward street. FOR SALE, 1-year Ducks, through moult, are laying.—l6o Stuart street.