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Thames Star, Volume XLV, Issue 10240, 5 June 1909, Page 2

Telephone No. 4. Robt. Twentyntan, BUILDER AM) UNDERTAKER, 100 POLLEN STRiEKr (CENTRAL), THAMES. Carefully Compiled Estimates Giv<;n. BUTLDHNIG CO'?J!TRIAIOTS** !IOiF ALL DESCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY CAMMED OUT. FUNIEtRIAiLBS OOasHDIUCHED AT LOWEST frWHEK Wreaths, Dbmos, and Emblems ooi Band. WIUTEE SEASON. Now Showing lAflLIi THE LiATBST NO. FOIRI THE! PRESENT SEASON, —Including'— • NEWEST MILLINERY DRESSES LADIES' COATS MAIDS' do., BLOUSE PLANINIEL BIiALNIREfTS BiUGS, etc. MEN'S CLOTHING. HATS, SHIRTS, TIES W VABIETPY. INSPECTION INVITED. Geo. MARTIN, CORNER OF POLLEN A!ND COCHRAiNE STRiEETS. IN MEMORIAM. HENDERSON.—In loving memory of our dear brother, Thomas Henderson, who was accidently killed in theKiriKiri mine, June 6th, 1908. Sleep dearest brother, thy task is o'er ; Triose loving hands sbai! to' 1 no more, No more those gentle eyes ahaH weep, Sleep dearest brother, gently sleep. —Inserted by his loving sisters, A. Brownlee and E. Dare, HENDEBBON.—In lovingmemory of Thomas Henderson, who was acci-, dently killed in the Kiri Kiri nv'ne, on June 6th, 1908. •Forget him ? No, we never wil'.; We loved him then—we love him still; His memoiy is as fresh to-day As in the hour he passed away. We did not know what pain he bore, We never saw him die; We only know he passed away And never said good-bye. —Inserted by his loving wife and children.

For Chronic' Chest Complaints, Woods' Great Penpermint Cure, Is 6d ar.d 2s 6d.