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Manawatu Times, Volume 63, Issue 159, 8 July 1938, Page 1

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STAMP COLLECTORS Full stock of Coronation First-duy Covers, and Mint Sets, Albums, Loose Leaves, and all Accessories. at G. H. BENNETT & CO. LTD., BROADWAY, PALMERSTON NORTH. amusements the meteor cinema (There's always a good show.) I' ll TO.D« Commencing I U-L>a i . 2 AND 3 P.M. We Have Pleasure In Presenting For Your Entertainment Fox Finns’ 193 S Masterpiece— TT7XNGS of the JyJOBNING tytNGS of the ryTNGti of the tyjOBMNG ryENGS of the of the jyjORNING IN NATURAL colour And With Modern Projection, a REVELATION! Introducing Charming annabella annabella annabella annabella annabella HENBT FONDA —LESLIE BANKS bteve donoghi~. And The World’s Favourite Tenor MR JOHN McCORMACK WWAT Entertainment 1 .... EPSOM, Sport of King. NDON, its Natural Settrng MELODiKS that are Treasures .... RECKLESS ROMANCE, that ask and takes ail that young hearts can givel PLEASE NOTENEW FEATURETTES Will be Screened with this Picture. CAoproved tor Universal Plans at Millar and Giorgi, Phone 518-; or Theatre, Phono 5753. GENERAL NOTICES ’ IN ME MORI AM. ANDESEN. —In loving memory Ivy Myrtle Andesen (nee Sutherland), who passed away July Btb, 1934* Calm and peaceful she is sleeping, Sweetest rest has followed pain, When we think how much she suffered, We should not wish her back again, [badly missed by her mother and sisters, Katie, Nettie and Eileen.] IN ME MORI AM WILSON. —In loving memory of Hath, who fell asleep on July Bth, 1937. * ‘Peacefully Sleeping. 7 * [lnserted by June and Hugh Wilson.] IN ME MORI AM. HOPPING. —In loving memory of Kathleen Nancy, who fell asleep on July Bth, 1937. It is just one year ago today, Since you were laid to rest, And those who think of you to-day Are those who loved you beut. [lnserted by her parents, Leu, Bert and Eva.] MARRIAGE. LEWIS—GROVER. On Saturday, July 2, 1938, at the Baptist Church, Palmerston North, by the Rev. J. C. Macky, Elspetn, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Grover, jnr., or Palmerston North, to James J., youngest son of Mr. J. and the late Mrs. Lewis, of Ashburton. THANKS. rPHE family of the late Mrs. Margaret Coulter, late of IG4 Main Street, Palmerston North, desires to express their heartfelt thanks to all who sent messages of sympathy, letters, telegrams and floral tributes in their recent tad bereavement. These have been a comfort. They also desire to thank all those who assisted in any way. THANKS NOTICE. MRS. KOEHLEIi and family wish to thank their friends for the Ueautiful floral tributes and messages of sympathy received during their recent bad bereavement. DENTAL NOTICE. TAURING the absence of Mr. W. B. Tennent, 8.D.8., his Practice is being carried on by Mr. J. Crawford, 8.D.5., of Gisborne. FLOWERS! Give your sick friends a cheery bunch „ of Violets, Luculia, Lachanalia ,Stylosa rnd spring bulbs, etc., and help speed Vm back to health. Fresh daily at HARRISON S, Studio, Coleman Place. Phone 5190. After hours, 80***