• . SDecial Advertisements. mHE QUEENSLAND INTERNATIONA •*- EXHIBITION JUDGING COMMITTEE, When Awarding THOMSON & CO., Of Dunedin, FOUR SPECIAL GOLD MEDALS ■ For the EXCELLENCE of their MANUFACTURE Unanimously agreed that never had they >' Sampled such Excellent Soda Water. Special Gold Medal Aerated Waters . Special Gold Medal g Fruit Syrups and Cordial Special Gold Medal Wai-Rongoa Special Gold Medal Limejuice Cordial October, 1897. ELECTRIC SEAL CAPES ARE THE HEIGHT OF FASHION. We are showing a very full Cape of this fashionable fur, nice ■ medium length and well lined, for • ..' ■■ ■■ 425. ■ '■■■ Other classes of fur at equally low ■, prices. ■ •BljtOWN, EWING, & CO. MARRIAGES. _ Grey—Green.—On the 27th April, at the rasii (icnco of the bride's parents, Broad Bay, by the J- &■ ?•• 9- Brooke. 3°hn Grey, Fort Hill, Milburn, to Mabel Ashley Green. RoBERTspN-AKDRB\vs.-On the 11th May, at the residence of the bride's father, Waihola, by tna Key. J. A. Somotville; M.A., Andrew Easron, fourth son of Mr John Robertson, farmer, Balclutha.to Rose, youngest daughter of Mr Thomas Andrews, farmer, Waihola. DEATHS. Bennet.—On tho 12th May, at Ms late residence, Fir Grove, MorningtoD, Archibald Bennet, mason. Deeply regretted. Home papers please George.—On the ] 3th Hay, at his residence, Berwick, Thomas C. G. George, beloved husband of Kllen George; aged 57 years. Kram.—On the 11th May, at Fuchsia Bank, High street, Margaret Mitchell. wif« of P. Keam, and fourth daughter of the late William and Margaret Fisher. So loved, so mourned.— The Funeral will leave the residence at 3 p,m. Today (Saturday) for the Southern Cemetery. PEDOFSKY.—On tho 12th May (suddenly), at the residence of Mr Alexander Hastie, West Taieri, Annie, belovad daughter of Joseph and Mary Pedofsky, Allanton ; aged 20 years. R.I.P. Wau,ace.-Ou the 12th May, at.his residence, Clifton Park, Clinton, David Wallace; aged 70 years. Deeply regretted. IN MEMORIAM. Neill.—ln affectionate remembrance of our Tyrants. James and Isabella Bforrilees Neill, who ma at Palmerston. Otaeo : the former on the 10th November, 1879; the latter oh the 14th !A ay, 1888. To memory dear. ■■ _ W- i.s^ ll,e bright promise of tho glad "Forever" will light the shadows of earth's " little while." Announcements of Births, Marriages, and Deaths sent fer publication from the country districts require ta be verified, by the signature of either surneent iv the district from which the'announcewent is sent or of the clergyman of the district, t/harge for thsso, 3s per insertion. When verses aro added to'"ln Memoriam" notices, an additional charge, of 2s (id for each verse of four lines is made. Notifications of Births, Marriages, and Deaths appearing in the Daily '1 irues also receive insertion in the Witness and the Monthly Summary for Great Britain and America without additional charge. : EjV'u;N;.b r-a" l no t i c/e; r,^iT^tiaH of ths latß Mr ARCHIBALD BENNET (and Family) are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will .leave his late Residence, Fir Grove, corner of Elgin road and Regent street, Mornington,. for the Southern Cemetery, THIS. DAY, (SATURDAY), the 14th inst.; at 2.30 p.m.' . A. J. WYNN &HOPE, I3my ' ; -. Undartakers, St. Andrew street. Tp V.'NE'R A h H.OII CB. The Friends of the late Mr THOMAS C. G. GEORGE are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late Residence Berwick,! for the West Taieri 'Cemetery,* TOMORROW (SUNDAY), the 15th inst., at I p.m. ' HUGH GOURMY, Undertaker, 14my . ■ ■ Clarke and Maclaggan atresls. El U' NER A L N 0 TIC E. JL 3. .. — The Friends of Mr and Mrs JOSEPH PEDOFSKY are ' respectfully invited, to attend the Funeral of their late DAUGHTER ANNIE, which will leave their Residence, Allanton, for the place of interment in the Oa'holic Cemetery, Allanton, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), the 15th inst., at 3 p.m. ... . ; , A. .SCRIVENER, ■' Mmy . . Undertaker. Allanton. PUNB RA L NOTI 03. The Friends of the late DAVID WALLACE are respectfully iuvited to attend his Funeral, which wiJlle&vehig late Residence, Cliffeton Park, for the Clinton Cemetery, on MONDAY, 16th, at 1 o'clock. ■'■''• D. A. M'LACHLAN, . limy * / • ■ Undertaker.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 11113, 14 May 1898, Page 4
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