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Otago Daily Times, Issue 21021, 9 May 1930, Page 8

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. PURITY SAFEGUARD. Before any employee commences manufacturing. bottling, or sealing, be must thoroughly wash his hands in hot water, scap, and soda, and, should he leave oil his work for any purpose whatsoever, he must not resume until he has again washed his hands m like manner. THOMSONS. LTD J) 0 U G L A S ALLEN Wins the OXLEY FREE PRAM. He is the son of Mr and Mrs VV. J. Salton. Kawarau Gorge. Judge: Miss Ida Hoskin, St. Albans, Christchurch. Send for entry form for nest free pram. OXLEY’S. 331 Princes street. Dunedin. BIRTHS. !v DIMICK.—On May p. at “ Rangimaire,” to Mr and Mrs R. H. Dlmlck, Severn street, Oamaru—a son. iiAJOLAW.— On the Bth Inst., at Christchurch, to the wife of Russell R. Laldlaw—a daughter., IN MEMORIAM. DICKSON.—In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away at Tlmpany’s on May 9, 1926. " Gone, but not forgotten.” —lnserted by her loving daughter and son, Maggie and Frank. , DICKSON.-—ln loving remembrance of our dear mother, who - passed away at Timpany's on May 9, 1926. "Ever remembered.” —Inserted by her loving daughter and son, Mary and Donald. DICKSON.—In loving memory of pur dear mother, Isabella Dickson, who passed away at Timpany’s on May 9, 1926. To those who have a mother, Treasure her with care; You will never know her value Until you sea her vacant chair. —lnserted by her son and daughter-in-law, R. and M, Dickson. HINCHCLIPP.—In sad and loving memory, of our dear father, who passed away at Christchurch, May 9, 1925. Another year Its changes bring, Though death divides fond memories cling. —lnserted by his loving daughter and son-in-law, C. and A. Huston. HUBBARD.—In' loving memory of our dear Cecil, who passed away May 9, 1925. Beside your grave we often stand With hearts both crushed and sore; While through the gloom these sweet words come,' “Not lost, but gone before." —lnserted by his sorrowing parents, A. C. and E. Hubbard.' • BEREAVEMENT NOTICE. I MR. R. G. REEVES desires to Thank the many kind friends and relatives for the kind expressions of sympathy and floral tributes extended to him in his reohnt bereavement. • Hope &. kisaston, UNDERTAKERS. ' 78 ST. ANDREW STREET. Phone 12-602—Day or Night. A. N. HOPE, Rose Kaikorai and Roslyn Representative. IJUGH" GOURLEY, LIMITED FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 7 CLARK STREET. Telephone 10-407, „ Our Modern Chapel is available for the Convenience of the Public, RM'LBAN & SON (late cole an - _ Springer), Economical Undertaker; 219 George street. Latest : Motor Servlci Phone 13-192, Private phone If 410 da or night. J. Haig, Kaikorai and Uosly representative. . w H. COL FUNERAL DIRECTOR, 260 King Edward street, Dunedin South Funerals arranged town or country. Teelphone 22-728 (day and night). C J / LTD.. Funeral Purnlsjie • (established 1884), corner of Dav and Marlon streets, Dunedin South • Phon 23-927 private 23-153 (day or night) PROMPT ATTENTION. TI/TEMORULS; " Concrete Kerblngs to any design. Lettering and all Cemetery work. H. S. BINGHAM & CO„ LTD., 283 Moray place (near Moray P. 0.). AE. TILLEY SH O R • MONyMENTAL WORKS. Anderson’s Bay (opposite Cemetery gates to your own design; moderate prices; osl mates free.—Private phone 23-831: worl phone 23-931. gA Y IT WITH FLO WEI Wreaths, Bouquets, etc., and all desci tlons of Floral Work. Miss Chapm florlste—MoncrieS and Stewart, 186 Prlu street. Phones and 20-893. L O R 1 STS. ,•„ . . Wreaths Bouquets,' etc. “ FLOWERYLAND " (Floral'Artiste. Miss J. Pickard), 176 Princes street (opp. Union Bank) Phones 12-149 and 11-019 (private).