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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19066, 11 January 1924, Page 6

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. •UY IT AT BROWN, EWING’S. NEW YEAR SPECIAL. I'OR ONE WEEK ONLY. MEN’S COLONIAL SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS. We are making a sporting offer for this week only of 50 pairs of Saddle Tweed Trousers, made in the Dominion, from New Zealand-grown Wool. Our regular price is 27s 6d. FOR THIS WEEK ONLY, 23s od pair. BUY PRODUCTS MADE FROM TOUR OWN WOOL, AND ORDER A PAIR TO-DAY. BROW, EWING, & CO. fLTD) DUNEDIN’S BJSY BUSINESS CENTRE,

FOR THE EMPIRE’S CAUSE. IN *0,51401?! AM. JONES.—In loving 1 memory of our dear son and brother, Corporal Joshua A. Jones (Main Body), who was killed in action in France on January 10, 1918. "To memory ever dear.”—lnserted by his loving l parents, sisters, and brother, Glenpark.

Announcements of Births. Marriages, ami Death* sent by pest for publication must bear the signature of our agent, o clergyman, or s J.P. Charge for these, Ss each prepaid, or 4s if booked, when not exceeding five lines, and 6d for each line over five.' “In Memoriam ” notices are inserted at the same rates, bat wben verses are added an additional charge of fid, per line is made for each line of space occupied. Notices of Deaths and Private Interment without reference to either time or place of Interment: prepaid 8s *d. booked Ss M. Notices of Death or Funeral, either where the fnneral notice is a separate advertisement or is part of the death notice: prepaid 9s. hooked 10s, In computing the lines of space to be occupied, advertisers are notified that they can reckon si* words to the line. Ali words over SO are, therefore, charged 6d for each six words. Notifications of Births, Marriages, and Deaths appearing ia the Daily Times are inserted also in the Witness without additional charge. Advertisers are informed that letters addressed to a noui de plome or initials, care of say Post Office, will not in future be received by the Postal Department. .

F UNE R A L NOTICE, The Friends of the late A. N. HISLOP (and Family) are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the Residence of Mrs James Sinclair, Johnston street, Milton, THIS DAY (FRIDAY), January 11, at 2 o’clock p.m;, for the place of interment, Fairfax • Cemetery. JOHN DICKSON, Undertaker, Milton. F IT N E R A L NOTICE. The Friends of G. and M. OOI7TTS are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their late DAUGHTER. BARBARA (Badie), which will leave their Residence, Brooklands, Tokomairiro, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), January 12, at 2 p.m., for the place of interment, Fairfax Cemetery. J. R. WILSON, Undertaker, Milton. EGAN and Family 29 Union j-tjl. street) wish to express their Appreciation and Thanks to all those kind friends who sent messages of sympathy and floral tributes in their recent sad bereavement. Hope & kinaston. UNDERTAKERS. 86 ST. ANDREW STREET. Telephone 2602 (Day and Night). Funerals by Horses or Motors. MEMORIALS. —Concrete Kerbings to any design, Iron Bailings, Lettering, and all Cemetery Requisites.—H. S. BINGHAM k CO. (LIMITED). 289 Moray place (near Taieri and Peninsula Dairy) HUGH GOURLEY (LTD.), Undertakers (eot. 1870), 7 Clarke street.—Economical Furnishing Undertakers and Embalmers. Funerals arranged by motors or horses, Town or Country Open day and night Telegrams: "Gcurlcy," Dunedin, ’Phono 407 M'LBAN & SON (Ist® Cole and * Springer). Economical Undertakers. 219 George street. Funeral arranged motor or horse. ’Phono 8192. °rivato ‘phone 410, day or night J. Heigh, Ksikorai and Rralyn representative. obert Campbell & son. UNDERTAKERS. CORDON ROAD. MOSGIEL. Funerals arranged by motor or horse hearse. Telephone 435. Day oi night. WH. COLE, a ECONOMICAL UNDERTAKER. 260 KING EDWARD ST., Dunedin South. Funerals arranged by Motors or Horses. Telephone 2628. Day or night. Monumental work executed in Otago cemeteries since 1872 by THOMSON & CO., opposite First Church, Moray place, bears evidence of beauty of design and workmanship. Th© firm executes artistic memorials in granite and marble; kerbings in concrete and Redcliffs Redstone. Inscriptions cut and all cemetery work undertaken.

Robinson : “That new baby of Wilson’s has not lived very long, poor thing.” Brown: “What! Dead?” Robinson: “No; only born last Tuesday.” Prevention is better than cure, so always keep a bottle of “NAZOL,” and ns soon as yon fool the slightest indication of a coming cold take a dose. —Advt.