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Taranaki Daily News, 16 June 1930, Page 8

THANKS. Mr. F F. Atkinson and family wish to thank neighbours, relations and friends who have been so kind to them in their recent sorrow and for all floral emblems, telegrams and letters of sympathy; also-to specially thank Dr. j ._Stpycn-r''Matron and Stag~nf _thft Hospital. _ Refused a Baronetcy ELDER OF TWIN BROTHERS GIVES UP HIS BIRTHRIGHT. DECEPTION LEADS TO CRIME. When the late Sir Ralph Chester died and left his property to be equally divided between his twin sons, the Baronetcy should have passed, of course, to the eldest son, Ralph. Ralph Chester, however, ever a wanderer, sees no pleasure in settling down to the life of a country gentleman. Consequently, he almost welcomed the irregular and somewhat fraudulent course suggested by his brother, Vallancc, to the effect that they should exchange identities. They changed names: Vallauce becoming Sir Ralph Chester, and Ralph Chester, Mr. Vallante Chester. Inevitably, complications arise from this arrangement, some amusing, others very alarming and embarrassing. The story of how both the brothers become suitors to the same girl, a desire that leads one of them into crime, is the theme of our great new serial, “The Man with the Dalmatian,” by Francis Furness, author of “Fluttering Wings.” LOOK OUT FOR THE MAN WITH THE DALMATIAN The first instalment will appear in the Daily News on Wednesday, June 18. A.M.P. SOCIETY. Largest and most successful Mutual Life Office in the British Empire, and offers the best contract obtainable. The To-morrow you spoke about — will soon be yesterday. —- CONSULT J. R. MURCH, Taranaki District Agent, Box 87, New Plymouth, about your next Policy, and be a sue ssful buyer of Insurance. TMTEMORIAM CARDS, LETTERS OF THANKS, ETC. PRINTED PROMPTLY AT THE DAILY NEWS OFFICE. <3 } H Wreaths and Floral Emblems Wedding Bouquets a Speciality. Phones: 359 1145 (Res.) c. C. GILBERT (Late Gavey’s) 95 Devon Street,

No need to fear the winter weather if clothed in McGruer’s warm, stylish goods priced so as the purse need never be empty. See our bargain table to-day. Wedding groups need the artistic setting which only an expert photographer with years of experience can give them. It is only a matter of light, shade and posing, but what a difference they make. Come where you get the best and most expen enced service in town. Come to Oakley’s Studio, Kash Building (upstairs), Devon Street. ,(2). M. McDonald, Land Agent, Stratford, has a few really cheap dairy farms and sheep country oh , his’ books for sale and exchange. ;