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Taranaki Daily News, 11 May 1935, Page 6

MAYORAL ELECTION. XVILL you allow me through your valuable columns to thank all the good friends who voted and worked for my candidature? I specially wish to thank njy chairman, Jd*r, W. W. Thomson, also the public spirited citizens who, on election day, worked so hard to ensure a representative poll. Yours faithfully, R. W. D. ROBERTSON.

■ TJETURNED Soldiers are requested to attend the funeral of their late comrade, John O’Connell, which will leave the New Plymouth Hospital gates tomorrow (Sunday), May 12, at 2 p.m. for the Te Henui Cemetery. ' J COURT RALEIGH A.O.F. ILTEMBERS of the above Court are requested to attend the funeral of their late Bro. A. Lfle, which leaves the residence of Mr. W. Lile, Inglewood, today (Saturday), May 11, 1935, at 1.45 p.m., arriving at the Inglewood Cemetery at 2 p.m. ■, , , Courts Waireka Taranaki and Inglewood Forest are kindly requested to attend. * By Order— C. VEALE, Secretary. COURT RALEIGH A.O.F. NO. 6246. IyEMBERS are requested to attend the funeral of their late Brother Adam Lile, leaving the residence of Mr. W. Lile, Inglewood, at 1.45 p.m., on Saturday, Hth. instant. / ■ Cats will leave Waitara Post Office at 1 p.in. sharp. E. W. PROCTOR, Chief Ranger. THANKS NOTICES. ■ f | Hie family of the late Mr. Jacob Marx wish to thank all friends for messages of sympathy and floral emblems received in their bereavement; also for the kindnesses extended by those organisations with which the late Mr. Marx was formerly connected. Mr. W. H. Hayes and family desire to thank all friends and relations for floral emblems and messages of sympathy received during their recent bereavement. IN MEMORIAM NOTICES. ALLEN.—In loving memory of William Percy Allen, who died on May 11, < 1932. Oh for the touch of a vanished hand And the sound of a voice that is still. —lnserted by his loving wife and family. ’ ZURCHER.—In .loving . ntemory of our dear brother Alfred, who passed away On May 15, 1933. —lnserted by his loving sisters, Maggie and Mary. , ■ Our Double Dry Cleaning process is now in operation. Suits and Costumes renovated for 4/6. J. K. Hawkins and Co., Dry Cleaners and Dyers, corner De- >nd Liardet Streets, New Plymouth. Stratford depot: Rudkin’s Con-fe'-iioitery.* Attention is drawn by Messrs. Newton King, Ltd., to a clearing sale which the firm will conduct on Thursday next on behalf of Mr. C. Harris, Surrey Hill Road, Oakura. The sale is to be held on the farm, and as the vendor is giving up farming he is selling all his stock, etc., without reserve. His herd of 23 choice dairy cows is thoroughly recommended, and is well known for its high quality. Full particulars appear in the stock auction columns of this issue. At St. Mary’s Church, New Plymouth, the service to-morrow- evening -will be a replica of the Thanksgiving Service at St. Paul’s, London, last Monday. Archdeacon Evans will be the preacher. The Taranaki Ayrshire Cattle Club’s seventh annual sale will be held at the Waiwakaiho saleyards on May 22. An advertisement regarding this fixture appears in the stock auction columns. Every purchaser of hose at Scanlans Ltd. at the regular price is entitled to share in the benefits accruing from membership of the firm's famous Hosiery Club. The mere purchase of a pair of stockings entitles membership and when a member has completed the purchase of 10 pairs she is given a pair gratis, at the average price of those bought. There are hundreds of members. Why not you?*