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North Otago Times, Volume CVII, Issue 17166, 24 March 1927, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. IN MEMORIAM. In Memory of my dear Mother who died March 24th, 1926, at De£by ( England). Greatly do we miss thee But our loss will be thj, gam, Xn heaven we hope to meet thee With Jesus there to reign. — Ins'erted by her daughter, Mrs A. Dobson. ESTABLISHED OVER 30 YEARS. J. CROMBIEMonument al Yard, Ribble Stneef, Near Railwoy Statioc: Imports Marble direct from Italy. Granite direct from Aberdeen. No. middlemets and no agents. Best Material and Best Workraanship throoghout at Lowest Possible Ca$t. STRINGER AND M1DDLEMASS, Undertakers, Thames Street. jfunerais conducted in Town and Country by Modern Motor Hearse. 'Phones . . . . 1812 and 1344. Private 'Phone .... - . 1336. • WILLIAM, MOORE, Undcrtaicer, Ribble Streec, 1 Funerals conducted Town or Country by Motor or Horse- Hearse. Reasonable Charges. Telephone No. 1858. • ' \ ' ■ ■ : STEENIE BROWNE * LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S "TOILET ROQM'S, - . Ribble alid Thames Streets, TWO SALOONS — the most popular in Oamaru; equipped with latest appliances available. NOTE ADDRESSES — Ribble St. (near Railwav Station), and THAMES St. (near "Times"). * LADIES- — Book appointments to save disappointment.' Ring 1783. 'PHONE 178i. * COAL • COAL COAL- COAL Q.OOD COAL from the Southland Mines ' is Coniing to Hand. G. M. WILSON— Tees Street. G. M. WILSON— Tees Street. 'Phone 1249. SHIPPING. jJNION gTEAM gHIP - £OY.. OF N.Z.„ LTD, SAILINGS (CIRCUMSTANCES ■ PERMiTTlNG). / FOR WELLINGTON. NELSON, and NEW PLYMOUTH. A Steamer early. Cargo only). .

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