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Otago Daily Times, Issue 19277, 15 September 1924, Page 6

F UNE E A L NOTICE. The Friends of the late WALLACE S. R. HEAZLEWOOD (and Family) are respectfully invited to attend hie Funeral, which will leave bis mother’s Residence, 364 Cargill road. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY). September 16, at 3 p.m., for the Anderson's Bay Cemetery, via Anderson’s Bay. HOPE & KINASTON, Undertakers, 36 St. Andrew street. Jl I m I- ■ ' i ■MM MRS GORDON (Wairuna) desires to express her Heartfelt Thanks to all kind friends for the letter's, telegrams, and other expressions of sympathy received by her during her recent sad bereavement. OPE & KINASTON, UNDERTAKERS, 86 ST. ANDREW STREET. Telephone 3802 (Day and Night). Funerals by Hones or Motors. PfUGH GOURLEY (LTD.), ° UNDERTAKERS & FUNERAL DIRECTORS (Est. 1870). Our Prices are Most Reasonable. No ring on 'Phone 407 is too early or too late to receive immediate attention. Motor and Horse Hearses. Telegrams: “Gourley,” Dunedin. S. C. GOURLEY. J. M. GOURLEY. HUGH GOURLEY. MEMORIALS.— -Concrete Kcrbinga to any design. Iron Railings, Lettering, and all Cemetery Requisites.—H. S. BINGHAM & CO, (LIMITED), 283 Moray place (near Taieri and Peninsula Patty). M-LEAN & SON (late Cole and • Springer), Economical Undertakers, 219 George street. Funerals arranged motor or hone. 'Phone 3192. Private ’phone 410, day or night. J. Haigh. Kaikorai and Roelyn representative, Robert Campbell & son. UNDERTAKERS. GORDON ROAD, MOSGIEL. Funerals arranged by motor or horse hearse. Telephone 435. Day or Night. WH. COLE, • ECONOMICAL UNDERTAKER, 260 KING EDWARD ST., Dnnedin South, Funerals p.r ranged by Motors or Horsea. Telephone 2628. Day or Night. ONUMENTAL WORK EXECUTED in Otago Cemeteries since 1872 by THOMSON & CO., opposite First Church,, Moray place, bears evidence of beauty of design and workmanship. The firm executes artistic memorials in grsnito and marble; kerbings in Concrete and Redclifls Redstone. Inscriptions cut and all cemetery work undertaken.

ADVERTISING THE DOMINION. It was a fairly bold suggestion that a deputation placed before the Prime Minister at Wellington last week—namely, that the Government should expend £IOO,OOO a year on advertising the scenic resorts of the dominion. It was scarcely to be expected that Mr Massey, concerned as he is to make the