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Waikato Times, Volume 96, Issue 15100, 22 November 1922, Page 6

Beginning from 9 o'clock on Monday last for a period of 10 days, special bargain prices operate on all household furnishings al Hooker and Kingston’s. This is certainly the lime to furnish, for we arc giving values that will astound every householder in Hamilton. Linoleums arc priced at 8s lid yard upwards, carpet runners for 5s 3d, goatskin rugs (Oft x 3ft) for 19,s Oil, Madras muslins for 2s 4d yard best grade of mohair slip mats for 5s Gel (assorted colours), and hundreds of other everyday furnishing lines. For bedding, Hooker and Kingston’s values slant! out on top. Furnish-during this period at Hooker and Kingston’s; you will save a lot of money—sure.*

BIBTIIS. DUNCAN. —On November 17, to Mr and Mrs Duncan, Manning Street, a daughter, noth well. e 35 GREENSLADE. —On November 22, at “Wairere,” Hamilton East, to Mr and Mrs James Errol Greenslade, a daughter. Both well. . 628 DEATHS. ,• BAIRD.—On November 21st, 1922, at Hamilton, Aline Miriam, the beloved daughter of Mr A. C. and Mrs S. F. Baird, or Lyon Street, Frankton. Age 7 weeks and 5 days. “The Lord gave and the Lord lias taken away. Blessed be the name of the L °Tho funeral will leave our premises for the Hamilton West Cemetery on Thursday at 2.30 p.m. Friends please accept this intimation. —Walter Burrow and Son, Directors. 6,11 MOSS. —On November 21, 1922, at Hamilton, Florence May, dearly beloved wife or John Lever Moss, Lake Crescent, Hamilton; aged -10 years. At rest, where there Is no pain. I Funeral will leave her late residence to-morrow (Thursday) at 2.30 p.m. for Hamilton East Cemetery, friends plea=e accept this intimation.- —Iludner Bros., Undertakers. PROCTOR. —On November 21, 1922, at Hamilton, Florence Maude, dearly beloved wire of William Proctor, of Putaruru; / aged 40 years. Funeral will leave our ’ premises, Hood Street, this day (Wednesday), at 2 p.m., for Hamilton East Cemetery. Friends please accept this intimation. —iludner Bros., Undertakern.