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Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 1, 3 January 1939, Page 1

Gj-eeri Leather Shoes need BOSTOCK'S Green Cream in Tubes. rpHERE are Bostock's Dressings for every type of shoe. IN MEMORIAM. \ GASOM.—In loving memory of oiir dear wife and mother, Margaret Gason, who departed this life on January 2, 1938. They say time heals our sorrow And helps us tb forget, But time so far has only taught How much we miss her yet. Inserted by her loving husband and family. McCONCHIE.—In loving memory of our dear Jack, accidentally drowned, January 3, 1938. Sadly missed. Inserted by Mum, Dorothy, Stewart, and Auntie Kit. McCONCHIE.—In remembrance of J. A. McConchie (Mac), accidentally drowned in Evans Bay, January 3, 1938. \ A.-- and E. McCONCHIE.—In memory of the loss of our sincere friend, J. A. McConchie (Mac), accidentally drowned, January 3, 1938. . J. and Aw O'Brien. McGRATH.—In loving memory of dear Dad, who passed away January 3, 1938. Always remembered. Inserted by his loving son Will. McGRATH.—In loving memory of my dear father, Michael, who passed away on January 3, 1938. One of the kindest, one bf the best, God in His mercy took him to rest. Inserted by his loving daughter Hannah. McKINLEY.—In loving memory of Kathleen Margaret, who passed away January 3, 1920; He saw that she was weary, The hill too steep to climb, With gentle touch He closed those eyes, And whispered, "Peace be thine." Inserted by her? loving mother, father, and family, O'NEILL.—In loving memory of Ruth Beatrice, who passed away on January 2, 1928. j Inserted by her loving husband and son,.Daniel John and Raymond. SAUNDERS. —In loving memory of our mother, who passed peacefully away on January 2, 1938. , Calm and peaceful she is" sleeping, Sweetest rest, has followed pain. When we think how much she suffered, We should riot wish her back again. Inserted "by. her loving daughter Eileen. SAUNDERS.^In loving memory of,our darling mother, who departed this life January 2, 1938. k wonderful mother only lent. One of the best God ever sent. A cheerful smile, a heart of gold, And the dearest mother this world could hold. Inserted?,by her loving daughters, son-in-law, and grandson, Clara, Gracie, Chris, and wee John. .SMITH.—In loving memory of Dorothy Elizas■* beth Smith, who died near Palmerston North -. on January-2, 1935. Destrly loved, sadly missed. Inserted by Jim and Esta. WEST. —In loving memory of my wife, who died January ,3, 1937. . . Always loved and remembered. Her husband, G. West. "- MEMORIAM CARDS, LETTERS OF .-.. yTHANES^ETO.,,..-,. :^INTE^ '.;v".'\ .At'the--' •''Eyiaifi^^pbsT'': office. SAMPLEB,'DJ3 APPLICATION. FLORAL TRIBUTES. ALICES 'A.; OR AY. -£*• 308 Lambton Quay. Floral Tributies.v Flowers Telegraphed. Telephone 45-696. Residence 16-678. Let Flowers Carry Your Message from "CjCOTT'S" ' . ; Floral Artiste. . 116 Willis Street. Telephone. 45-813 and 104 Eastbourne. Flowers Telegraphed throughout Dominion. MISS TAYLOR (late Miss Galloway). -.-•.-■ 234 Lambton Quay. Bouquets and. Floras! Work of Every Description- at Shortest Notice. telephone 41-341. After hours 24-592. , IS S ■ " ■• P O O L E. FLORAL ARTISTE. 48 Manners Street. Flowers for all occasions. Telephone 43-208. ' After hours 62-228 (Dial 3&0). OWER HUTT. G. A. WILLIAMS. ~ FLORAL ARTIST, 49 High Street. Wreaths, Bouquets; etc. _ Flowers Telegraphed. ■ Tel. 63-733. Day or Night. MONUMENTAL MASONS. HICKMOTT AND SONS, Monumental Masons (opp. Cemetery, Karori), for Memorial Work of every description. Established 30 years. Telephone 26-939. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J E. TAYLOR AND SONS, LTD. • Funeral Directors. 22 VIVIAN STREET AND KARORI. Telephone 26-073. , GHAS . GREER AND SON, Funeral Directors. 60 Taranaki Street, Wellington. Day' and Night Telephone 52-588 and at Porirua. (Tel. 6.) - E MORRIS. JUN., LTD., * . .- Funeral Directors. 25 KENT TERRACE. Telephone 52-159. ROBERT H. WILSON & SONS, LTD.. . . Funeral Directors. 184 ADELAIDE ROAD. Telephones 24-155, 16-781, 14-210. TSAAC • CLARK AND SON, -*■ Funeral Directors. 27 WINGFIELD STREET, Nl. Telephones: Day 41-561. j Night 27-150. HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION. "WANTED, Board,/ for mother* and boy, *' 10 years for 2 weeks; Eastbourne or Day's Bay. 2381 Evg. Post. WANTED to Rent, for 2 weeks, from ** February 18, Beach Cottage, to accommodate 2 married couples; Raumati, Paraparaumu, or Paekakariki.. Write, stating rent and inspection arrangements, to 2366 Evg. Post. _. . WANTED to Rent, for Extended period, by married couple, Unfurnished Flat or Beach Cottage, handy to city; one with garage accommodation preferred; possession not later than February 1 desired. Write stating rent and inspection arrangements to 2371 Evg. Post. TO LET, Furnished House, close to beach, for fortnight from January 6. Tel. 18-095. ' SUNNY Otaki —Few Vacancies January, February, ideal surroundings, close town; 50s full board. Apply 485 Evg. Post.. \ RAETIHI,,/ HOUSE, Marlborough Sound's, has Few Vacancies for January; tariff' £3 5s and £3 10s. Write or Tel. Roach, St. Omer, via Picton. TI/fARLBOROUGH Sounds — Accommo--***l dation available for January. Bush, bathing, swimming, tennis;' tariff £2 10s. Bowron, St. Omer. EASTBOURNE .— Furnished House to Let for holidays, 2 to 6 weeks. Apply W. Hurst Barton, Estate Agent. Eastbourne. Tel. 90. v ' ■ AUNCH Cruise, Marlborough Sounds, January 21 to 31, best of arrangements; all inclusive, £12. Write Box 198, Te Aro. _ ._ ' „ BALMORAL PRIVATE HOT&L, Courtenay Place, Wellington (Central)— All convs., popular tariff; concession permanents. Tel. 51-190. - OTEL MAJESTIC," ; Paraparaumu Beach —January inclusive tariff £4 4s per week. Tel. 10.