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Taranaki Daily News, 11 September 1920, Page 4

BANES' COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. DEVON STREET, NEW PLYMOUTH. Tor further information apply to V. DUFF, A.I A., N.Z., Public Accountant. Telephone 382, •" ' 3<* ■■'?■■■ - MUSICAL. ARNOLD 0. STURROCK, L.Mut. T.C.C. PIANIBT. TEACHER OP PIANOFORTE AND SINGING." Resumes tuitjon on Thursday, September 18, At borne to intending pupils Wednesday, 15th. inst., from 2 p.m. tilt 5 p.m. Visits IngleWood, Wednesdays. Studio:— "Phone 616. GRIFFITHS BUILDINGS. , EGMONT STREET, NEIW PLYMOUTH. MARRIAGE. BTAN—-LTNOH.—At St. Joseph's Hainan Catholfo Church, on September 1, 1920, May, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lynch, of Belt Road, New Plymouth,' to Martin Henry, youngest son o{ Mr, and Mrs. M. Ryan, of Greymouth. DEATHS. RUSSELL.—At Ipswich, England, Llei/t,-CoI. Hickman Rose Russell late 57th. Regt. (Diehards), in his 84tli year. GAYLARD.—At New Plymouth Hospital, on September 10, 1920, MHllcent Emma, relict of the late William Gaylard; aged 70 years. BECKBESSINGEE.—At Waltara, on September 10, 1920. Ernest Theodore, the beloved husband of Mary Ann Beckbesslnper; aged 48 years, Deeply regretted. KING.—On September 9, 1920, at his residence, Warwick Road, Stratford, William King; aged 74 years. FUNERAL NOTICES. The Funeral of tbo late Jlllllcent Emma Gaylard will leave the Hospital Grounds at 1.45 p.m. TO-MORROW (Sunday, Sept. 12, 1920), for Te Henul Cometery. Friends kindly accept this intimation. BOON BROS. LTD., Undertakers. The Funeral of tha late Ernest Theodore Beckbessinger will leave hiß late residence, Waltara, TO-MORROW (Sunday, Sept. 12, 1920), at 1.30 p.m. for the Waitnru Cemetery. Friends kindly accept this intimation. H. SPURDLE, Undertaker for Topless Bros. . WEATHER REPORT. B/ Telegraph.—Press Association, Wellington, Last Night. Present indications are for modern te to strong and Increasiug northerly winds nnd a falling barometer everywhere. A change tt> cloudy and unsettled conditions may be expected soon, with rain following generally and heavy rain In the West Coast and southernmost districts TO CORRESPONDENTS. E.A.A.—Hardly advisable.