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Otago Daily Times, Issue 18754, 6 January 1923, Page 8

y SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. MUTUAL STORES (LTD.). Special Purchase LADIES’ ALL-WOOL JUMPERS. Wonderful Value. ONLY 12s 6d. Three-quarter Sleeves, Round Neck. Cream and Pretty Contrasting Colours. Henna-Putty, Putty-Rust, Saxe-Grey, Jade-Fawn, Grey-Jade. 35-57 PRINCES STREET. G OOD VALUE IN HOLIDAY FROCKS, Dainty Designs in Washing Cambrio and Crepe 13s 9d, 14s 9d, 16s 6d, 19s 6d. V. I Serviceable Frocks in Check and Stripe Sponge Cloth, 29s 6d, 35s 6d. 39s 6d, 45s 6d. Slip-on House Frocks, lls 6d, 12s 6d, 13a 6d. Fuji Silk Dresses, 49s 6d, 65s 6d, 72s 6d. Cotton Fuji Dresses, 35s 6d. BROWN, EWING, £ CO. (LTD), Dunedin’s Busy Business Centre. 'i UtfTfl. PATRICK.—On December 31, at Nurse Pearson’s, Castle street, the wife of W. H. Patrick, of Port Chalmers—of a eon. ' MARRIAGES. DURIE—BASTINGS.—On December 20. 1922, at 14 Smith street, Dunedin, by the Rev. A. W. Kimpont, M.A., James Cunningham Durie to Mav Theresa Bastings, MOONEY—MURPHY —On December 30. 1922, by Rev. C. Eaton. Hector Jambs, only son qf A. Mooney, Cargill road, Dunedin South, to Elizabeth, second daughter of Mrs J. Murphy (Woodend, Woodhaugh) and the late Janies Murphy. > TONKIN—DAVIDSON.—On November 15. at the Presbyterian Church, Mosgiel, by the Rev. D. Calder; Henry Elliott, only sou of Mr and Mrs J. Tonkin, Pine Hill terrace, Dunedin, to Elizabeth May, third daughter of Mr and Mrs A. Davidson, Mosgiel. WHITLEY—STEWART.—On December 27. 1922, at the residence of Dr M‘Ara, Gore, by the Rev. Win. M'Ara, Ernest George Whitley, of Mount Eden, Auckland, to Jessie Mary Stewart, of Devonpoxt, Auckland. DEATHS. MURRAY. —On January 8, at Mokau, North Island, Cyril Elmo William Murray, youngest dearly beloved son of Robert and Sarah Murray, Hamilton road, Anderson’s Bay; aged 2X4 years. Deeply regretted. PETERSON.—On January 4, 1923, at the Little Sisters of the Poor, Anderson’s Bay, Emma, relict of John Peterson (late of N.Z. Railways), Port Chalmers; aged S 3 years.— The Funeral will leave the Holy Trinity Church, Port Chalmers, To-day (Saturday), 6th inst., at 8.16 p.m., for Port Chalmers New Cemetery.—Hugh Gourley (Ltd.), undertakers 1 WILLIAMS.—On January 5; at Dunedin Hospital, Gladys Williams; aged 20 years. "At rest."—The Funeral will leave the Salvation Army Hall, King Edward street. South Dunedin, To-day (Saturday), the 6lh inst., at 3 p.m., for the Anderson’s Bay Cemetery.—Hope and Kinaston, undertakers. FOR THE EMPIRE’S CAUSE. DEATH. BRYAN.—On January 6, 1923. at Dunedin. William James Bryan, late 17th Reinforcements, No. 27449, beloved son of Mary Ann and the late John Bryan, of 883 Cumberland street; aged 46 years. Deeply mourned. TAYLOR. —On January 4, 36519 Private Thomas Arthur Tavlor, N.Z.E.F., fourth eon of Elizabeth gnd the late William John Taylor; aged 24 years. Deeply mourned. TN MEMORIAM. BOSWORTH.—In loving memory of mv dear husbsnd, John Bosworth, who died January 6. 1922. —Inserted by his loving wife and family. EDE.i—ln loving momorv of Margaret, beloved wife of Henry Ede, Timaru, and daughter of George Nicol, Taurime. who passed away suddenly, January 7, 1022; at Mosgiel. Oft we think of you, dear mother. And our hearts are fraught with pain. Ah! This world would bo a heaven Could we hear your dear voiea again. Her heart was always in her homo, She strived and did her best. Until a message earns one night, God called her home to rest. , —lnserted by her sorrowing husband and family. MILLER.—In loving roemorv of Violet Mary Miller, who passed away December 81, 1921. ‘‘The Lord gave, He slso teketh away.” Inserted by her loving parents, brothers, and sisters. RIVERS.—In loving memory of our dear mother, who died at Alexandra South, January 6.l9o9. —lnserted by her loving daughters, A. M. C. and S. B. pUNERAL, NOTICE. The Friends of the late WILLIAM JAMES BRYAN (and Family) are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the residence. 888 Cumberland street, on MONDAY, Bth inst., at 3 p.m., for the Northern Cemetery. HUGH GOURLEY (LTD.). Undertakers. JpUNERAL NOTICE. The Friends of the late 36519 Private THOMAS- ARTHUR TAYLOR (and FamiV) ate rospectfuilv invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the residence of ids sister (Mrs James M'Croric), 61 Grove street. St. Kilda, on SUNDAY, the 7th inst., at 2 p.m., for the Anderson’s Bay Cemetery. HOPE & KINASTON. Undertakers, 86 St. Andrew street. MRS ALBERT COHEN and Family, together with the Hon. Mark Cohen and sisters, acknowledge /Irith gratitude the humeroua expressions of sympathy and floral tributes from all parts of the dominion on the occasion of their recent bereavement, RS H. FINDLEY desires to. Thank the medical and nursing staffs of the Dunedin Hospital for their unremitting attention to her late husbind during his illness, and also friends for kind messages of sympathy. MRS KNOX (Abbotsford) desires to Thank nil friends for letters, telegrams, and floral tributes, also kind' sympathy shown and expressed in her sore and sudden bereavement. THE Relatives of the late Mary Ann Westwood, of Alexandra street, Cavereham, desiro to Thank their many kind friends for expressions of sympathy in their -recent sad bereavement. MR g. WHITE and Family desire to Thank ihoir many friends for the kindness and sympathy ahown in their recent bereavement. H OPE & KIN ASTON. UNDERTAKERS. 86 ST. ANDREW STREET. Telephone 2802. Day and Night. •mflTSMOßlALS.—Concrete Kerbings to any ITJ. design, Iron Railings, Lettering, and all Cemetery Requisites.—H. S. BINGHAM & CO. (LTD.), 283 Moray place, near Taieri and Peninsula Dairy. iUGH GOURLEY (LTD.). Undertaker, (est. 1870), 7 Clarke street.—Economical Furnishing Undertakers and Embalmers Funerals arranged by motors or horses Town or country. Open, dpy and night. Telegrams: "Gourley,” Dunedin. ’Phone 407. M'LEAN it SON (late Cole and » Springer), Economical Undertakers *l9 George street. Funeral arranged motor or horse. 'Phone 3192, Private ’phone 410, day or night. J. Haigb. Kaikorai and Koslyn representative. 8s