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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19641, 8 November 1933, Page 6

BUSINESS NOTICES. McClelland’s SPECIAL VALUE In MEN’S SHIRTS. MEN’S SHIRTS. MEN’S SHIRTS. MEN’S SHIRTS. MEN’S SHIRTS. THE LATEST DESIGNS HIGH GRADE MATERIALS THE PERFECT FITTING Are the Outstanding Features of our Shirts. POPULAR PRICES: 6/11, 7/11, 8/11, 9/11. McClelland’s THE LYNX SUIT SHOP. Telephone 764. A. C. DEPREE, UNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL FURNISHER. PRIVATE ADDRESS: UPPER HIGH STREET, WAIMATE. ■Phone 388, Day or Night. LATEST MOTOR SERVICE A. W. GOOD, (Late Geo. Collett) FUNERAL FURNISHER, WAIMATE. ■Phones: Day or Night No. 42; Shop No. 8. LATEST MOTOR HEARSE. Select Range Artiflcal Wreaths. F. BERI, UNDERTAKER TEMUKA AND GERALDINE. Good Workmanship and Up-to-date Motor Service. Address: KING STREET, TEMUKA. Geraldine Agent. W. G. TURNER, Talbot St.. Geraldine. ’Phones: TEMUKA 34; GERALDINE 84. W. J. LISTER, FUNERAL FURNISHER, 87 Stafford Street - - - - ’Phone 142 Residence, 36 Bank St.-- 'Phone 157 LATEST MOTOR SERVICE SERVICE. EFFICIENCY. ECONOMY. SEWELL BROS., UNDERTAKERS (Opposite Free Library) Day (2 Arthur St.). ’Phone 651. Night (32 Elizabeth St.). ’Phone 1183 ARTIFICIAL WREATHS AT LOWEST PRICES. W. J. HARDING & CO.. Yard: Park Avenue (near Cemetery) Telephone 895-M. Monumental Masons and Sculptors. All Work Guaranteed and Neatly Executed. Estimates Given. LOWEST PRICES MONUMENTAL SCULPTOR (Late of Tait’s Ltd., Christchurch) INSCRIPTIONS ENGRAVED. Concrete Kerbings and ail Classes of Monumental Work done. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Quotes and Prices on Inquiry, from: J. P. BOWER, 39A Heaton Street, Timaru. BIRTH. MARSHALL.—On November 7th, 1933, to Mr and Mrs C. S. Marshal], Otipua Road—a son. DEATH. McKENZIE.—At Hawera, on Saturday, November 4th, 1933, Mary Brown, dearly beloved wife of John McKenzie, late of Nelson and Timaru, and mother of Thomas Ferguson McKenzie, 98 Argyle Street, Hawera; aged 59 years. IN MEMORIAM. BROOKS.—In loving memory of my dear mothe , Sarah Elizabeth Brooks, who passed away at Mt. Cook Road, Fairlie, November 7th, 1930. To think I never said good-bye Will always bring regret, For I loved you dearly mother, And never will forget. —lnserted by her loving son, ’redrick. THANKS. The brothers and sisters of the late Cornelius Daley, of Pleasant Point, wish to thank all kind friends and relatives for floral tributes, letters, telegrams and personal expressions of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement.