IN MEMORIAM MINES. —In loving memory of our dear brother, Thomas Alfred, died suddenly April 8, 1932. A brilliant life came to a sad end. He died as he lived, everyone's friend. —lnserted by his loving eister and brother-in-law, M. A. and J. A. McClennan. HINES.—In loving memory of dear Tom. who passed away April 8, 1932. Resting where no shadows fall. In perfect peace he waits us all. —lnserted by his loving eister nnd brother-in-law, L. and A. Wight. HINES.—In lovinjj memory of my dear uncle Tom, who passed away suddenly April 8. 1932 A beautiful life came to a sudden end: He died ns he lived, everybody's friend. —lnserted by his loving nephew. Harvey Wight. HINES.—In loving memory of our dear friend, Thomas Alfred, who died suddenly on April 8, 1932. We often miss and think of you And talk of how you died, But, oh! how sad it is to know We could not say good-bye. —lnserted by Mr. and Mrs. W. Stephenson and daughter June. PHILLIPSON.—In loving remembrance of our dear one. Rene Phillipson, who passed on April 9, 1930. —lnserted by mother, E. A. Allen, and lie]' son, Alan Phillipson. STONE.—In fondest memory of our dear husband and father, who went to his reward on April 8. 1932. —lnserted by his loving wife and Eva Lloyd and Norman. JjTONE—In loving memory of our dear father, who passed away April 8, 1932. Some day we'll understand. --Inserted by his son and daughter-in-law, Mi. and Mrs. Stone, "Hebron," Ponsonby. STONE,—In loving memory of Brigadier Stone, who passed away April 8, 1932. A precious one from us is gone, A voice we loved is still; A place is vacant in pur home, Which never can be filled. —Letty and Stan. !>TONE.—In loving memory of Brigadier Stone, who went to his rest on April 8, 19!I2. We often miss and think of you, And talk of how you died; But, oh, how sad it is to know. We could not say good-bye. —Harold and Nita. BEREAVEMENT NOTICES ATWELL. —Mrs. A. M. Atwell and Family wish to thank all kind relatives and friends for sympathy in their recent sad bereavement; also for letters, telegrams and floral err.blems. Special thanks to Dr. Edginton, Mntron North and nursing staff of the Whangaroa Hospital. I9IXON.—Mrs. T. Dixon and Family wish to thank all kind friends and relations for thijir kind expressions of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement; also for letters, ca:rds, telegrams and floral emblems received. IVIcLEAN.—Mrs. MjcLean and Family wish to thank all kind friends and relations for their love and sympathy in their recent sad bereavement; also for letters, cards, telegrams and floral emblems received; also personal visitors. ItOYAL.—The Family of the late Mrs. Txiroa Royal wish to 6incerely thank all relatives and friends for the sympathy shown in their recent ead bereavement; also for letters, telegrams and floral emblems received. HOTHERY.—Mr. John Rothery and Family, of Mangere, wish to thank all kind fri?nd9 for sympathy in their recent sad bereavement; also for letters, cards, telegrams and floral emblems received. Special thanks to the nurses and doctors of Auckland Hospital. SCHISCHKA.—Miss Bertha Schischka and Mesdames Smith, Neilson. and Remiger wish to sincerely thank all kind friends and relatives who sympathised with them in their sad bereavement; also for telegrams and floral emblems received. Special thanks to Mrs. Geo. Smith. FUNERAL DIRECTORS A RTHUR HOLMES, Abbotsford St., JA. Newmarket.—Phone 44-572. private li. Newmarket.—Phone 44-572, private 25-515. Cremations also arranged. . C LITTLE AND SONS, LTD.. • Funeral Directors and Embalmers. 209 HOBSON STREET. AUCKLAND. Phones: 45-880. 45-881. Any Hour. /IAAIEKON, BAKTLETT, LTD.. Undervj takers, 282 Ponsonby Rd. Phone 26-137; private, 27-052, John Cameron, Funeral Director. COOPER AND CURD, LTD., Pukekoho. Phono 15. Waiuku representative: Mr. F. Parker Phone 4. DEVONPORT UNDERTAKERS. —H. Morris, Ltd., Funeral Directors, Anne St. Phone 22-130 any hour. JAMES WEIR (western Park Funeral Co.). Funeral Directors, 68, 70 Ponsonby Rd., Auckland. Phone 26-938, any hour, day or night rp J. McIVOR AND SONS. * Funeral Directors and Embalmers. Official Undertakers to Auckland Hospital and Auckland Infirmary. W MORRISON, Undertaker, Parnell - Rd. (opp. Parnell Library), also Greenwood's Corner, Epsom.—Phone 43-768, any hour WH. TONGUE AND SON, LTD.. Un- • dertakers. Funeral Directors, Upper Symonds St. Phones: 46-244: Private, 24-346. WINKS AND HALL, Undertakers, Chancery St., Auckland. Business, 40-332. Private, 20-034.—John Winks, Funeral Director. FLORAL EMBLEMS A RTISTIC Wreaths, choice Flowers, anya. where, any time.—Phone 40-035, after 6 p.m., 20-745. Miss Carney, 21 Karangahape Road A RTISTIC Wreaths.—Miss Hunt, lyirangail hape Rd., Ponsonby. Phones 45-674, 27-425; Residence 27-426. B'OUQUETS, Artistic Wreaths, choice 1 flowers; prompt attention.—Hay's Nurseries, Palmerston Bldgs., Customs St. W. Phone 44-112. "OHONE 23-628, Mrs. T. A. Davies, TakaJ- puna. Florist, Wreaths, delivered anywhere at anytime. MONUMENTAL MASONS A ANDERSON, Monumental Mason, any -• class Cemetery Work undertaken; workmanship guaranteed.—32 Burnley Terrace. Mt Eden. Inquiries. 44-344 CAR AND LAUNCH TRIPS LADY requires seat in car going Tauranga before Easter.—Tauranga, 683, Hebald. QEAT wanted in car going Rotorua, Good 'O Friday morning.—Rotorua, 635, Herald. WANTED 2 Seats Car leaving for Hawera Wed. or Thurs. —Car, 537, Herald. q Young Ladies, Travelling Auckland-Well--J ington, Tuesday, like Beats Car.—Ring 25-192. 2 People wanted, complete party, going 3 days' tour, North Auckland, at Easter. —Motor, 495, Herald. FOR HIRE ASK Our Customer* "There's a Reason XX for our Wonderful Growth."—Removals, Ltd.. Furniture Removal Specialists. BOTTLE Jacks, Timber Jacks, Extension Ladders, good order.—Sam White and Sons, Market Place. Phone 44-708. ONE of the finest old homes in Auckland is now available for wedding parties, bridge parties, garden parties, dances, etc. Large halls and reception rooms. Wireless and piano. Apply Herald. Rent a car, drive yourself. 30 NEW cars, latest Models, from week-day, 6s Half-day, 10s per Day.— Shorter's Rental Cars, Shortland St. Phone 44-061. The largest Rental Firm in N.Z. VACUUM Cleaners (silent). 6s day, delivered and — Domestic Vacuum Cleining Co. Phone 44-600 jpERFECT <J<EETH. Howey Walker's Guaranteed Perfect Fitting Teeth. Quality Quite Superior. Upper or Lower Set. JLJmj/ O Natural Appearance. Palate Light and Thin. Giving Perfect Comfort. Painless Extractions a Speciality. Upper Set "Utility" Teeth .. £2 12 6 Selected "Imperial" Teeth . . . . £3 17 6 "Standard" Denture £4 4 0 Howey Walker's Special . . .. . , £5 15 0 These Beautiful Teeth will surpass anything you have yet had for comfort and natural appearance. Special guarantee, ££OWEY Dentist. City Chambers, 209 Queen Btreet, ONLY.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21462, 8 April 1933, Page 1
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