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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 3737, 5 January 1928, Page 2

HOWARDtM. PHILLIPS. Pianoforte Tuner to all the Principal Teachers of North ■ and District. %, -- ; Phone 6462 120 Bryant Street. Addressed Order Post Cards maj be obtained at “Herald” Office. ..Poston Visited every four weeks. [A Card.] > J. S. HORNBLOW. SURGEON DENTIST ROSS’ BUILDINGS, FOXTON. Wednesdays and Fridays, 10.30 ,a.m. to 4 p.m,, and by appointment. ,A&f appointments during the liolii sss to be made with Miss Walsh, Coley Street. hai the /6 PUBLIC NOTICESubscribers are notified the subscription rates fpj Per Quarter, in advance Per Quarter, Booked Posted 1/6 per Quarter HERALD are as under:— Single Copies issue; % DEATH. OSBOLDSTONE.—At Chrfcteliurch ■Hospitalj on January 2nd, 1928, Mildred Vida Osboldstone, beloved wife of H. J. Osboldstone, of Levin, and beloved daughter of M. H. and A. Walker, Q f/Foxton. Deeply mourned..' Funeral will leave her-' ; parents residence, Norhiton Roafc for the Foxton Cemetery, on Fwdav, the sth inst., at: 1.30 p.m. igg IN MEMORIAL WITHERS.—In loving Memory of Nance, beloved daught# of John and M. Ross, who passej§ awayion' January 4th, 1922. Not lost to us, we love lief Not lost but gone beforj She lives with us in memo! And will for evermore. —lnserted by her lovingH parents, sister and brother. still, I still, EASTON. —In loving lujnory of Tlieo Easton, our dear%ther and husband, who departed* this life January sth, 1911. ’Tis hard to break the ®der cord, When love has bound ©ik. heart; ’Tis hard, so hard to speak the words, We. for a time must part. Dearest loved one, we h| J thee In the peaceful grave’s But thy memory Till we see thy will