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Waikato Times, Volume 120, Issue 19992, 16 September 1936, Page 6

STOP PRESS NEWS PEACE PILGRIM. COLLAPSES AND DIES. LOURDES, Sept. 15. Peter Beevers, of Bradford, who was one of the English ex-soldiers who came to pray for peace, collapsed and died as the last Sacrament was being administered. MANY ARRESTS MADECLASH WITH VILLAGERS. BEIRUT, Sept. 15. Lebanese gendarmes surrounded several villages in the Shouf district, which were believed to harbour armed bands. While transferring several prisoners the gendarmes were fired on from a hill. Further arrests followed. Twelve rifles and a quantity of ammunition were confiscated, it is believed they were being smuggled to Palestine. TITLE TENNIS. DOMINION TOURNAMENT. WELLINGTON, Wednesday. The New Zealand lawn tennis championships are to be played at Timaru. NEW POST OFFICE. VOTE FOR HAMILTON. WELLINGTON, Wednesday. In the Public Works’ Estimates fabled in the House this afternoon £3,000 is provided on account of the new Post Office for Hamilton, the total expenditure for the completed work to be £55,000. Additions to the automatic exchange have been provided for with a vote of £6,000.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS. E G S CRIMSHAW ’ ’JJNDERTAKER, 5 HOOD STREET, HAMILTON Cremations arranged. Office Phone 2182. Res. 7 Thackeray St. Phone 2286. Established 1912. ■yy ALTER jgURROW, FUNERAL DIRECTOR, 212 VICTORIA ST., HAMILTON. Free Use of Chapel. Cremations arranged. Wreaths, Artificial or Floral. Office Phone 1485. Residence, 14 Ulster St. Phone 2293. Box 278. CARRIERS. H. R. BISHOP & CO., PHONE 2859 PHONE After hours, 3522. AGENTS FOR PUKE COAL (The Best), FIREWOOD, COKE & CARBONETTES. DENTAL. QLEPHANE, SURGEON DENTIST. COMMERCE STREET, FRANKTON. Phone 3155.