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PUBLIC NOTICES. TO FREDERICK ROWLAND McSHERKY, formerly of Wellington, present address unknown, carpenter, the husband of Flora Macdonald M'Cuiloch M’Sherry. HPAKE NOTICE that a Citation has been issued out of the Supreme c.ourt of New Zealand at Christchurch you to appear and answer the * ofition Elora MacDonald M’Culloch , b berry of the said City of Christchurch, WHEREIN she prays for a dissolution of her marriage with you on the ground of a Separation Order and such Citation intimates that in default ot your so doing the Court will proceed to iiear the said Petition and to proyou? C abSS*nce nCe therein notwithstanding THEREFORE TAKE NOTICE ,r£ r , the purpose aforesaid you ar« rJ? «f*® e i°, Pe tile tll,rd d «y of May, IS3O, at <a„ ln I>erson or by your solicitor church F«J? r *lf no Court office at Christwithout w?hi th h re t 0 enter an appearance if h you will not be allowed p?o“iedinJ B C ° Urt at any ataee o£ th * °w?n hi the **! d Citation and Petition yt HI be supplied to you on your applying for the same at the Supreme Court Office at Christchurch. Dated this 31st day of March, 1930. A - H. CUTLER, Deputy-Registrar. tlc l ularl dR ° f the e fre to forward him , 7 to iorwai the foregoing advertisement. tor service u ‘,i» ner m Whoae add "'»n for fo^ ter N S ?r eent> Dale amf Con„al? S Sn'i“ r ‘ St r r S ,et N ChX.chn h rS” berC - 161 i! ‘ r<!f<jrd

SITUATIONS WANTED. "WotjaAn, 30,~requlres posimontha? n KM, baby „.’* Very experienced. One e U in*s quarter. Visit homes. K 4 7 * AWNS Laid by practical sonable. JCfit SITUATIONS VACANT. rA S?Tf D / a Good Machinist, Ladies' £*U?fl n 5: Apply Sewell Brothers, W 78, I.lchHeid'atr^t 1 : I '^,^ 1 W" VUANTKD, a Good~Boy, smart appearhV h “ ce ; about 15 years of age; must be honest and trustworthy. Apply T. Vrisby, Northcote Road. P Y pwo Saleswomen, house'to house line showing 15s to £1 per day. 59. VyANTED, a Message Boy. for moral ▼ t ings only; must have own bicycle. Street, Thursday WANTED. First-class share salesman, for City Real Estate proposition, that is absolutely sound and Is a good selling proposition. Only men who sions need apply. earn big commiiSalary and commission. P.O. BOX 802. LOST AND FOUND. LOST, Motor-cycle Battery, near Sumner township. Reward. 329, ManChester Street. ’Phone 35-571. 6840 LOST, in telephone box at Christchurch Railway Station, Gold Fountain Pen, name inscribed on it. Reward on returning to Ford Motor Co., Tuam Street. 6831 *J*o Let. 5-Roomed Bungalow, all conveniences, tram, Papanui; rent 225. JUMNER, to Let, Furnished 5-Roomed handy to tram. Rent 27s 6d week. J. Gadsden and Co., Ltd., 118 Durham St. TO Let, Large Unfurnished Room, fireplace, conveniences, 8s weekly. K 56. “Star." 6831 J. LAMB AND SON FUNERAL FURNISHERS. (Established 1878.) 234, LICHFIELD STREET EAST, t 1 TELEPHONE 34-520 (Day and Night) L. A. KING, Manager. BIRTHS. MARRIAGES. DEATHS. BIRTHS. HARRIS.—On March 23, 1930, at Nurse Philpott’s, Otekara, Becktenham, to Mr and Mrs Alex. Harris, Allendale—& LOFFHAGEN—On April 1, at the Rangiora Maternity Hospital, to Mr and Mrs J. H. Loffhagen, Sefton—a daughPHILPOTT.—On March 30, 1920, at Nurse Filibert’s, 366. Ferry Road, to Mr and Mrs S. Philpott—a son. Both well. Thanks to Nurse Filibert and Dr Simpson. DEATHS. BROUGHTON —On Saturday, March 29. at sea, on R.M.S. Orford, Frederick Woodcock, beloved husband of Alice Broughton, late District Land Registrar, Christchurch. Deeply regretted. GOODSALL.—On April 1, at his residence, 523, Barrington Street, Caleb Goodsall; aged eighty years. LOCKWOOD—On April 1. 1930. at her residence, 161, Norwood Street, Beckenham, Helena Anne, dearly loved wife of William Henry Lockwood. WHITFORD.—On April 2, 1930, at her residence, 9, St James Street, Avonside, Annie, the beloved wife of John Thomas Whitford; in her sixty-second year. WHITWORTH—On April 1, 1930, at Christchurch, John George, dearly loved husband of Ethel C. Whitworth, 766, Gloucester Street, Avonside; aged forty-seven years. IN MEMORIAM. GARNER.—In sad but loving memo of Florence, dearly loved daughter J. and T. M. Garner, who died Ap 2, 1926, in her twentieth year. To Memory Ever Dear. FUNERALS. THE Funeral of thtt late Annie Whltford will leave her lute residence, y, St James Street, Avonside, on Thursday, April 3, at 11 a.m., for the Bromley Cemetery. J. LAMB AND SON. 710 LAMB AND HAYWARD. LIMITED, FUNERAL FURNISHERS, 292, CASHEL STREET. PHONE 34-522 (Night or Day) Just Landed—a Large Assortment of ARTIFICIAL WREATHS. The trad* WILLIAM LAMB. Managing Director. JOHN RHIND FUNERAL FURNISHER. Business Address: 19, London Street, Richmond. •PHONE 36-174 NIGHT OR DAT. Private. Address: 106, Montreal Street. 'Phone 36-197. GEORGE BARRELL FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. For Funerals. Any Distance. ’PHONE 30-203. 221, DURHAM STREET, i CHRISTCHOMCH.