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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIX, Issue 161, 8 June 1929, Page 1

THANKS. MB A. NICOL aiul family wish to express their deep gratitude and sincerest thanks to all those who so kindly sent the many beautiful floral tributes and numerous telegrams and letters of condolence during their recent sad bereavement. They cannot say in words how much they appreciate such a wealth of kindly expression at a time of their greatest misfortune. UNITED EVANGELICAL CHURCH IN NEW ZEALAND. MEETS IN EMPIRE HALL 11 am.—Subject, “Stayed _ Upon 'Jehovah.” Speaker, Mr H. K. Beigersen. ‘2.30 p.m.—Sunday School and Bible Class. fi.4o p.m.—Song Service. 7 p.m.—Subject, “Epistles.” Speaker. Mr A. E. Whitehead. During winter months both morning and evening services will be held in Bupper room of hall.

ALMERSTON NORTH EVANGELICAL MISSION. KOSY HALL, SUNDAY', JUNE 9th. ' Morning 11.—Mr J. D. Sanders, JLL.B., Secretary New Zealand J3ible Training Institute, Auckland. Evening 7.—“ Sons of God.” "Wednesday, 7.3o.—lvauwhata. Speaker:—Eorde Carlisle. FUNERAL FURNISHERS KELLS AND PERRIN, LTD. Office 81 Rangitikei Street, phone 5469 WM. R. KELLS, Main Street, phone 5180 (day or night). Oak and rimii caskets, best materials and workmanship. Funerals conducted in Palmerston North or anywhere in New Zealand at shortest notice. FLORAL WORK, FOR all occasions, carefully and artistically handled. Baskets, boxes of flowers, etc., always available in the choicest blooms. HARRISON’S. Coleman Place. ’Phone 5190J. W. FISHER AND CO., O N U M E N T A L IflTB, 13 DAVID STREET, fjpp. Railway Station, Palmerston N., Direct Importers of Marble and Granite Memorials. P.O. Box 177. Phono 51220. FLOWERS. FLOWERS speak the language of the heart, expressing friendship. Let BRADFIELD’S. SERVE YOU. 'ART FLORISTS, Coleman Place, P.N. Phone 6936. Private 6574. . NO MORE WASH DAY WORRIES! LET THE Economic bag wash call and Collect Your Washing. Ring 6623. 0 T TOMATO SOUP BARLEY BROTH Or PEA SOUP always ready. CAMEO TEA-ROOMS, THE SQUARE.