Page 8 Advertisements Column 2

Star (Christchurch), Issue 19036, 3 April 1930, Page 8

AMUSEMENTS. MONICA PARK SPEEDWAY, MISS FAY TAYLOUR AGAIN. MISS PAY TAYLOUR AGAIN. MISS FAY TAYLOUR AGAIN. . The Management announces with pleasure that MISS FAY TAYLOUR has again been engaged to appear at Monica Park. Owing to a rearrangement of her overseas itinerary, Miss Taylour has been compelled to remain in New Zealand until next week, and so Stadiums (Christchurch), Limited, have been able to re-engage her for SATURDAY NIGHT. MISS TAYLOUR will meet NORM. GRAY in three special match races. And “LION” VAN PRAAG again— The Conqueror of Frank F^rca, SATURDAY NIGHT. AT 6, i NO INCREASE IN PRICES. Reserve at Lange's. United Service Buildings. SHIPPING NOTICES Jj'fKAJU SHIP COM PAN A uj NEW ZEALAND. permitting.) (Sailings, circumstances FOR WELLINGTON. Traf par| Maori, Mon., Wed., Fri. 7.10 p.m. llan Wahine. Tu., Thur., Sat. 7.10 p.m. 11 a.l Taking cargo for Wanganui and Pate WELLINUTON-PICTON SERVICE. TAMAHINE From Wellington Mon., Wed., Fri., 3 p.m. Sat., 1.16 p.m. From Picton: Tues. and Thurs., 2.30 p.m.; Fri., 9 p.m.; Sun. 6 p.m. for Sydney:: ' “ Makura, from Auckland, April 11, 3 p.m. Maunganui, from Wellington, April 11, _ 3 p.m. Passengers in three classes. FOR MELBOURNE, J/lA_WELLIN«iMaheno TON AND BLUFF. (Samoa). Tofua, from Auckland, April 19, 11 a.: And every four weeks thereafter. FOR CANADA, UNITED STATES. ENGLAND—(Via Suva, Honololu, Victoria, Vancouver.) Niagara, from Auckland, April t. (Via Rarotonga, Tahiti, San Francisco.) Tahiti, from Wellington. April 22. Sailings fortnightly thereafter. FOR CALCUTTA FROM NEW ZEALAND. Narbada, 3988 tons. January, May and September. Limited Passenger Accommodation. for Auckland! * Karepo (cargo only). About April 7. FOR NELSON AND NEW PLYMOUTH. OPlhl (cargo only) About April 7. FOR SYDNEY. VIA WELLINGTON. Watkoualti (cargo only) April J PERSONAL. W ADDRESS WANTED. ILL .Miss Connie Dobinson please send her address to the General Secretary of the Y.M.C.A., Christchurch. J. LAMB AND SON FUNERAL FURNISHERS. (Established 1878.) 234, LICHFIELD STREET EAST. TELEPHONE 34-520 (Day and Night) .MARRIAGES, deaths. BIRTH. HARRIS.—On March 23, at Nurse Philpott’s, Otekara, Beckenham, to Ml son MrS Alex Harris * Allandale—a MILLER—On April 3. to Mr and Mri Gordon Miller—a daughter. Both well. GOLDEN WEDDING. W , R oI9 HT ~ FKATHKR —° n March 29 1880 at St Mary’s Church, Halswel! by the Rev Herbert East, .Tames Win stone Wright to Annie Amelia Feather, both of Christchurch. DEATHS. BOWKER.—On April 3. 1930, at “Th* Elms,” Durham Street, North, Margaret Agnes, widow of the late Henrv Layton Bowker; aged eighty-five years. No flowers. Private interment. BILBROUGH—On April 2, at Dunsan <* e U Elizabeth Jane (Bessie), dearly befUved eldest daughter of Mrs A. J Bilbrough, Dunsandel; aged thirty-twr years. GOODSALL—On April 1, 1930, at hie residence, 623, Barrington Street hpreydon, Caleb Goodsall: aged eighty years. MURPHY—On April 2. at Bottle Lake Hospital. Victor Thomas (Dick), dear ly loved fourth son of Mr and Mri Matt Murphy, Ivory Street, Rangiora aged eleven years. OTTEN.—On April 2, 1930, at Christchurch. Blanche Cora Otten, late o] Cathedral Chambers, Cathedra Square. At rest. SCHMIDT.—On April 2, at “Golan.* 61, Bealey Avenue. Christchurch, N.Z. Catherine, relict of the late Peter Emi Schmidt, formerly Canterbury Educa tion Board’s architect. At Rest. Pri vate interment. WHITFORD—On April 2, at her resi deuce, 9, St James Street, Avonside Annie, the beloved wife of Johr Thomas Whitford; in her sixty second year. 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* supplied. JOHN RHIND FUNERAL FURNISHER. Business Address: 19, London Street, Richmond. 36-174 NIGHT OR DAT. ! ’Phone 36-197. GEORGE BARRELL % FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, For Funerals, Any Distance. , 'PHONE 30-203. 221, DURHAM STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.