Page 3 Advertisements Column 1

Sun (Auckland), Volume II, Issue 462, 18 September 1928, Page 3

BIRTHS, marriages and DEATHS BIRTHS ASTLEY. —On September 17, to Mr anfl yirs. E. A. Astley, 8 Douglas Avenue, 2ount Albert, a daughter. HARVEY. On September 17, a t ■Whakatane Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs H. Harvey, a son. DEATHS ALEXANDER.—On September 17 a t her late residence, Oxton Road Edendale, Annie fahaw, beloved wife of the late William B. Alexander. ASHWORTH. —On September 13, igvg at his residence, 13 Bay View Road Red’ cliffs, Christchurch, James Henry, beloved husband of Mary Ashworth and Youngest son of the late James and Sarah Ashworth, Kaiapoi; in his 70th year. COLLINS. —On September 17 192 s at his residence, Newton Road, Joseph beloved husband of the late Charlotte Col lins; aged SO years.—R.l.P. DOWNARD. —On September 17 192 s at her late residence. Ascot Avenue Kemuera. Martha, beloved wife of Vrert ’ erick Downard, late of Brighton, Sussex" England; in her 83rd year. x ’ IRELAND. —On September 10 1000 (suddenly), at Owen’s Road, Epsom Emma Ireland, formerly of Waverlev Taranaki; aged 71 years. LEWIS. —On September 16. 1828 at the Auckland Hospital (suddenly), Emilv .lane beloved wife of the late Edwin Lewis, late of Esplanade Road. Mount Edent; in her 80th year. ’ * VAOUnt PILCHER. —On September 11, at Fern *len Farm. Silverdale, Victor George (senior); aged 58 years.—At rest Interred Silverdale Cemetery. BEREAVEMENT NOTICES. SMITH. —Mrs. G. Smith and Family Tawa Road, Onehunga, desire to thank friends and relatives for many expressions of sympathy during their sad bereavement; also for cards, telegrams floral emblems received. ’ IN MEMORIAM. HAYLOCK.—In loving memory of our dear brother, Reginald, who passed a wav at Greytown on September 18, 1927. Ever remembered. —Inserted by his loving sister and brother. HAYLOCK.—In loving memory of my dear son, Reginald, who passed away at Greytown on September 18, 1927. “To live in the hearts of those we love is not to die."—lnserted by his loving mother. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 'yy'ATNEY SIBUN AND SONS. Symonds Street and Newmarket. Phones: 47-619, 47-819 Residence, 41 PARK RD,, 41-534. C' LITTLE AND SONS, LTD. • Funeral Directors and Embalmers. 209 HOBSON STREET, CITY. Branch Office, 56 Mount Eden Road. Day and Night Attendance. Office, Phones 45-880 and 45-881. T. McIVOR AND SONS, • UNDERTAKERS, Karangahape Road, next Newton Post Office. Phones 40-689, 26-713, 26-033. MONUMENTAL MASONS JBOUSKILL, JUN., Momimental • Mason, 130 Symonds St.—Best work at lowest prices.—Phone 41-651. ARKINSON AND CO., Victoria St.— The most progressive Monumental Masons. Catalogues free on application. Phone, 44-164. FLORAL EMBLEMS. MISS CARNEY, Floral Artiste.—r-Beauti-ful Funeral Wreaths at shortest notice, delivered anywhere.—Phone 40-035 Shop, 20-745 private. CHEMISTS AND OPTICIANS. KEEP Fit and Enjoy Life.—Take ••PHOSPHORTON." the great Nerve Tonic. Bottles 2s 6d, 4s 6d. 7s 6d.—A. Eccles, Chemist. HERNIA (RUPTURE) SPECIALIST MOST Ruptures are curable under correct Ruptaina Treatment.—R. Hislop, Specialist, 40 His Majesty’s Arcade.

THE SUN NEWSPAPERS Free Accident Insurance

rpHE SUN NEWSPAPERS, LTD., will pay, subject as hereunder, to the legal representative of any person above the age of 14 years or under the age of 66 years at the time of the accident who being a subscriber to and has THE SUN home delivered, and to whom THE SUN shall have been delivered for a period of at least one week immediately prior to and on the day of the accident (if there is any issue of THE SUN on that day) and whose signed notification has been received and acknowledged by THE SUN Newspapers, Limited, AuckACCIDENTS OF TRAVEL AND LIFTS (1) f?"| AAA if the subscriber shall be killed, or dies as the result of injuries received, by accident to any passenger railway train in whi.ch such person is travelling as a ticket-bearer or fare-paying passenger, providing that the total sum payable arising out of any one accident as defined in condition (g) shall not exceed £I,OOO. (2) £250 If the subscriber shall be killed or dies as the result of injuries received by accident to any tram or steamer or ferry in which such person is travelling as a ticketbearer or fare-paying passenger or to any motor-bus, taxi-car, private hire car (Including service and-or touring car), omnibus, coach, horse cab or passenger vehicle which is being driven by a licensed driver and in which the subscriber is travelling as a fare-paying Passenger. (Home Delivery Subscribers being Policemen or Hail or Tramway Employees in Uniform and Drivers. Firemen. Guards. Inspectors. Conductors and Stewards of Passenger Hailway Trains; Captains. Engineers, Firemen. Deckhands of ferry boats; Taxi-car and Cab drivers and Private Hire Car (including service and/or touring car). Omnibus. Cab.

ORDER FORM A 18/9/28 To obtain the benefits of THE SUN Free Insurance Fill in this form and forward to the Publisher of THE SUN, P.O. Box 630 Auckland * "(Full" Name' "in Block Letters!) “* <*“■•> (Ociupation.) and or the age of .. years, do Hereby authorise you to Instruct THE SUN Delivery Agent to deliver THE SUN dally to my home at the above address. Please register me as a Home Delivery Subscriber for the benefits of your Free Insurance In accordance with the full conditions published in THE SUN (Auckland), August 23, 1928. Signature - day of 1928 - Signature of Witness * (This notification, filled in and signed by the Subscriber and witnessed in Ink, must be forwarded to The Publisher of THE SUN PO Box 630, Auckland, and until the same is received and acknowledged in writing no person shall be deemed a Home Delivery Subscribed en titled to any of the benefits above mentioned. Home Delivery Subscribers must, in order to become entitled to any benefits whatever hereunder, strictly comply with all the conditions printed above, and must pay their subscription for THE SUN to THE SUN Agent when due, and register their full names and addresses with their SUN Agent.) (PLEASE WRITE CLEARLY.)