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Dominion, Volume 28, Issue 81, 29 December 1934, Page 1

FUNERAL FURNISHERS. ip MORRIS, JUN., LTD.,’ Funeral Directors, Undertakers, 60 TARANAKI STREET. Telephone (Day and Night) 52-159. ROBERT H. WILSON AND SONS, A* LIMITED, Undertakers,. Tel. 24-155. 164 Adelaide Road. Night Telephones 16-781 and 14-210. TSAAC CLARK AND SON, -*■ Funeral Directors, 27 WINGFIELD STREET, N.I. (Off Molesworth Street). Telephone: Day, 41-561; Night, 41-238. Q HYDE, Telephone 1433. Funeral Furnisher and Director, 18 Church Street, Masterton. Mortuary Chapel Specially Appointed for Convenience of Clients. Howard harvey and sons. FUNERAL FURNISHERS AND UNDERTAKERS. Cambridge Street, Levin. ’Phone 413 (Day or Night). Town and Country Work Undertaken, P SYMES, UNDERTAKER, 69 Guyton Street, Wanganui. Telephones: Day, 3179; Night, 3601. (A. Dick); 2693 (F. Symes). rpHOS. GRIGGS AND SON, Funeral A Directors, 303 Main St., Palm. Nth. Phone 6637. Private Residence, 25 Queen St., phone 5911. TUTARTON. —A. Cobham and Sons. T’A Funeral Furnishers, Broadway, Marton. Phone 2132. Night phone 2039-2532. /CHRISTCHURCH—George Dickinson, kJ Funeral Furnisher, Latimer Square, Christchurch. Funerals any part N.Z. Tel. 33-554, MONUMENTAL MASONS. LTOAR AND SONS, Tel. 1273, Box 112, ■ R *- Masterton—ltalian Marble and Scotch Granite Memorials and Kerbing erected in any cemetery at lowest prices. High-class work guaranteed. T> H. GREENFIELD, Monumental A** . Contractor, Box 59, Featherston. All kinds of Cemetery Work undertaken. Prices moderate. , JJ GLOVER, Monumental Sculptor. Memorials in Granite and Marble, Concrete Grave Enclosures. Letter cutting a speciality, 59 Kent Tee, Tel. 51-788. HAWERA Monumental Works. Geo. E. Maddaford, 33 High St., Hawera. All kinds cemetery work. Phone 2320. AWKE’S BAY Monumental Works— Marble and Granite Sculptors, corner of Munroe and Station Streets, Napier.—W. H. Jones, Manager. Phones 303 and ,304 (residence). A RAMOHO Monumental Works,' Wan--cA ganui. A. P. Anderson, 95 Wicksteed St. Phone 4905. Town or Country. FLORAL TRIBUTES. SEND FLOWERS. SEND FLOWERS. WREATHS, CROSSES, SPRAYS, FUNERAL EMBLEMS of Every Description designed by MISS MURRAY, 36 Willis Street. Telephone 40-541; after hours, 41-477. ' “THE FARE'S BOWER.” VX/REATHS, Posies, Bouquets, Boxes. ’ ' Baskets, choice Cut Flowers, delivered anywhere, any time. One Address: Miss A. Farcy, 63 Manners Street. Tel. 42-489; after hours, 50-343. SEASON’S GREETINGS ARE BEST EXPRESSED IN FLOWERS. Floral Gifts Artistically Arranged. POSEMARY FLORAL STUDIOS **' (MISS BLACK), 125 Upper Willis St. (opp. St. George). Phone 50-663. Residence 54-817. We Telegraph Flowers. ./V UCKLAND.—Miss Carneyg Floral Artiste, 21 Karangahape Road, Wreaths and Choice Flowers, immediately, anywhere. Telegrams, “Carnations,” Auckland. /CHRISTCHURCH.—Eras add Co., A- 7 Floral Artists, 261 High Street. Wreaths and Flowers immediately, anywhere.. Telegrams. “Eras,” Christchurch. WANGANUI— Leading Floral Artists. ’* Walker’s Floral Art Studio, Victoria Avenue. Phones 3961, Residence 2609. Wreaths and Flowers. MISCELLANEOUS. TT AIRDRESSING—Jays N.Z. College. AA Tuition guaranteed. Assistance positions. Over Woolkorths, Willis St. Phone 43-589. r CENTS, all sizes, styles, from 15/-; A Flys, 8/6; unbeatable value. Full price list. Meltzer Bros., 131 Manners St. Tel. 53-494. "V'ITA MATE TEA—National Bevcr- * age of the South American; invaluable for rheumatism, etc.; 2/4 pkt. Mate Tea Co., 27 Panama St. TZ'ELLOW’S Raisin Bread, just the thing for picnics. Made week-ends only. Try a loaf this Saturday. NEW YEAR’S EVE. NEW YEAR’S EVE. GALA DINNER At THE GRAND. ’ A HE GRAND. Once again the GRAND HOTEL rises to the occasion, and arrangements have been finalised to make New Year’s Dinner a fitting climax to a memorable year. A magnificent souvenir menu (which may be seen at our office), will be issued to guests, and includes many delicacies in keeping with the season. The decorations are by fur the best ever seen at a Wellington Hotel, and this year a spirit of carnival prevails throughout the dining room, lounges and reception rooms. FRANK CROWTHER’S ORCHESTRA, which captivated the hearts of our Christmas diners, has been engaged, and will play during and after dinner. Dinner will be served from 6.15 p.m. Price 6/-. Tables may now been reserved by telephoning the office (41-024). Remember, nothing is too much trouble at the GRAND. THOS. COLTMAN, Proprietor.