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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18050, 25 September 1920, Page 8

ptTlf EE AL NOTICE, The Friends of M. THOMSON , (and Jsarmly) are respectfully invited to'attend the Funeral of his late WIFE, MARY SHENINAN, which will leave his Residence, Tomahawk rood, Anderson's Bay, THIS T)AV (SATURDAY), 25th mst ., at' 1.30 Pm ., for tne Uutram Cemetery, passing through Outram about 2.45 p.m. ° HUGH GOUKLEY, Undertaker. TyjTRS EELLEHER an d Family tender J.TJL their srncere Thanks for the mankind M R DENIS . desire to emcerely Thank aU kind friends and relatione for letters, telegramV and other expressions of svnfS eir leOTnt sad 'bereave! HOPE & KllfisiOK UNDERTAKERS ' ' 86 ST. ANDREW STREET -■ 2G02. ' I>ay and Night TftKAPWELL & HOLG TYt, ■*■ (onccessors to Cole and Springer) UNDERTAKERS (J. Haigh. &£.') VO6 treoip street (next Harris's Boot .Store) Telephone 410 (day and nigLt). _ S. AEC HE B & C Monagor Coio and Surino-eri UNDERTAKERS, 219 George street (opposite Bills's) Tel. 3192 (day and night). ■jfyfl-EMORIALS.-Concrete Kerbings to any nr. x 8 ", i ron Lettering, and all Cemetery Requisites.—H. S. BINGHAM (D - T -« ,?,n UBI^" Y AJL (est. 1870), 7 Clarke street.-Economical Fnxniehmg Undertakers and Embalmers Funerals airangee by motors or horses' lown or conntry. Open doy and night ielograms: "Gonrloy," Dnnedin. 'Phono 407

During the first six months of 1920 Britain exported goods to the value of BfW wliilo goods to the value of £1 033 m\ fil v/ere imported. The figures for the corro-' sponding period of 1919 were £334,756130 anf l £715,787,426 respectively. .<»o.i<»- and Refuse substitutes. Insist on " 2v*AZOL," tho scientific remedy and preventative of coughs and colds. 60 doses Is 6d.