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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17691, 31 July 1919, Page 4

SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS. -."...' THIS WEEK'S !""""!"" E OTAGO WITNESS E '."...'..'. WEDNESDAY, JULY 30. ."."""' UiSriON OF SCOTTISH CHUECHES. A PAIR OF HOUSEBREAKERS, By Richard Duffy. 9 " ON THE FEAST OF SEPHEN"," By Jessio Mackay. "PATER'S" CHATS~WITH THE BOYS. THE NEW TYPISTE, By John Rankine. INVENTIONS AND APPLIANCES, By C. ; J. Lynde. OUR ILLUSTRATIONS (39- Pictures)— PEACE CELEBRATIONS IN DUNEDIN. A Crowd in the Octagon. Children's Entertainment in the Drill Hall. Snaps taken During the Military and Naval Procession. The Red Cross Nurses. Children Marching from the Oval to the Drill Hall. Placing a Wreath on the Fallen Soldiers' Memorial. The Returned Soldiers' and Otago Rugby Teams. Returned Soldiers' Hockey Team. Celebrations at Christchurch and Wanganui. Celebrations at Invercargill and Gore. The Celebrations at Wellington. The Celebrations at Port Chalmers. Celebrations at Oam-aru -imd Ovraka. The Probable Otago Brown Shield Team. / PEACE I IN THE HOME. A peaceful home is one in which economy is combined with comfort; where meals are cooked to a nicety, and ready on time; and where, of course,

WARONUI COAL la always used. Waronui appeals to the capable, thrifty housewife. It is such excellent coal for cooking and so economical as -well. All Coal Merchants, I or Telephones 317 and 348. RATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF N.Z. (LTD.) Covers the Risks of FIRE, MARINE, AND ACCIDENT. Employers' Liability Plate Glass Personal, Accident, & Burglary Sickness Fidelity Guarantee Mortgage Indemnity lave Stock ■Administration Bonds Public Bisk. Head Office: Cußtom House square, Dnnedin. ART NE3BDLEWORK DEPARTMENT STOCKTAKING BARGAINS. COLOTIR'ED PIJNI LUSTA, 2d per Dozen Skeins. MEROmA—all Shades. 3d per Ball. STENCIL DESIGNS (ready cut). To bo cleared at Id, lid, 2d, 3id, 4id sd, 6d, and Bd. STAMPED WORK A SPECIALTY. BROWN, EWITTO, & CO. (LTD). DUNEDIN'S BUSY BUSINESS CENTRE.

MARRIAGES. BOSS—JACK.—At St. Barnabas Church Hford, A. M'Cullooh Boss, youngest son of T. Ross, Ravensbourne, to Christina Jack, only daughter of W. Jack, Tennyson avenue, Manor Park, London. Golden Weddinq. BENFELL—DALMAN.--On July 31 1859, at Wesleyan Church, Aldeishot' Hants, England, by the Rev. William H. Groves, John Thomas, youngest son of John and Arm Benfell, to Rose, eldest daughter of William vind Eliza Dalman. Present addres3: 20 Maybank street, North-East Valley. DEATHS. LORY.-On May 26, at his-residence Penrose House, Gwiniean Hayle, Cornwall, England, Jacob Lory, late of "Naseby, after a short illness. MOIR.—On July 30, at her residence, 28 Stanley street, Pearl, tho youngest daughter of Albert and Sadie Moir: aged seven months. Deeply regretted. Private interment. —A. S. Archer , and Co., undertakers. MILITARY. FUNERAL. Tho Friends of H. and M. M'CLEERY (and Family) are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their late Son, Cornoral GEORGE M'-OLEEKY, which mil faavo their Resider.ee, 3 St. Andrew street, THIS DAY (THURSDAY), 31st inst., at 1.30 o'clock, for the Anderson's Bay Cemetery - A. S. ARCHER & CO., Military Funeral Director*. ILITABY FUNERAL.' The Friends of GEORGE and MONICA MATHESOiSr (and Family) aro .respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their late SON, Sapper G. S. MATHESON. which will leave 33 Tyne street, Roslyn, TO-MOR-ROW (FRIDAY), August 1, at 1.45 p.m., for the Southern Cemetery. A. S. ARCHER & CO., Military Funeral Directors. MR W. EL HOPKINS and Family (Palmerston) desire to Thank all kind friends for the many kind expressions of sympathy received during their recent sad bereavement,