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9 THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1938. FURNITURE, ETC. SHOP SOILED, and Good NEW Soiled Used FURNITURE. Furniture Largest in Sydney. Assortment Also, Complete Stock of of New Hand-made Factory Sample Furniture.

Inspection cordially invited. 56 Used Bedroom Suites, Odd Wardrobes. Dressing Tables. 29 Odd Used Bedsteads and Wires, 32 New Bedroom Suites. 49 New Lounge Suites.

38 Odd Lounge Chairs, Used. 20 New Dining-room Settings, 30 Used Dining- room Settings. Odd Sideboards and Tables. Bookcases, Linen Presses, Kitchen Cabinets. 1000 Carpets, Seagrass Furniture.

0. K. ELLIOTT'S 35 York Street, opposite Wynyard Park. B3581. Also, Our New Only Factory Showrooms.

240 Parramatta Road, Camperdown. L2232. CASH. TERMS. LAY -BYES.

TRADE-INS. OFFICE, EVERY PURNITURE DRAWER AT DOVETAILED. FACTORY PRICES. omee Tables, 36 20. 2-drawer.

Oak. Office Tables. 48 30. 3-drawer. Oak, Office Tables.

60 36. 4-drawer. Oak. 8-drawer, 54 30. Double Pedestal Desks, £7.

Complete Range of Executives' Desks and Office Chairs, 'N. etc. LE All -steel Cabinets and Posture Chuirs. ROY PTY. LIMITED 17 Castlercagh Street.

near Martin Place. Manufacturers. 'Phone, MA6231. DOLLER-TOP DESK. Oak Dressing Table Lethe Double Wire Mattress, Ice Chest.

Hailstand, Kitchen Chairs. 19 Morris St. Summer Hill VANTED TO BUY FURNITURE. STANLEY TWIGG AUCTIONS, PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR COMPLETE HOMES OR SURPLUS FURNITURE. RING MA2974.

Night. FX2228. 18-22 WENTWORTH AVENUE. FURNITURE Homes wanted. or Surplus Modern or Bought.

Also Old-fashlannd. P.anor and Players, Carpets, Linen, Glassware, Ornaments, Silver. Antiques. Shop and Office Furniture, Cias Stoves. Sewing Machines, Vacuum Cleaners.

Buy Anything. Any condition. Cash at once. Inspect any district. PW1426.

ANY TIME. TO BUY. FURNITURE. BOGUE ATKINSON'S FURNITURE AUCTIONS. All classes of Household Furniture Purchased.

Spot cash. Very prompt inspection. Trained courtcous Valuers. MA3665 12 lines): after 6. MW1766.

U7014, or call 195 Liverpool Street. rear Y.W.CA. COUNTRY BUYER WANTS FURNITURE. Ring PW1514. WANTED.

Will pay FURNITURE. cash. or Genuine HOME inquiry. FURNI. 16 Holden Street.

Ashfleld: or Ring F2314. TO BUY, Your Furniture or Household Goods. Nothing too small if in Eastern Suburbs. Gand prices. V.

N. LANNEN. FX2661. ANTED, OFFICE FURNITURE of every descripAlso Iron Safes. Ring B1830.

ANTED. Furniture. complete homes or surplus, cash to-day. Ring M3744. Buyer will call.

WANTED. Greg, superior 72 Lounge Moncur Suite. Street, Price, Woollahra. particu- FLORISTS, GARDEN, AND FARM. (Two lines (about 12 words), Saturday, TOMATO (Imported).

Amazing introduction. Climbs to 20 feet on trellis. fence, netting. BEARS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. Yields TWO BUSHELS.

large SOW Tomatoes NOW. per plant. AMAZINGLY PRODUCTIVE. Government tested seed, posted. Sole Distributors, N.S.W.

Seed 17a Pitt Street (Circular Quay), Sydnev. SPECIALISTS IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE. Gardens, Lawns. Tennis Courts designed, laid out, Rockeries. Flazging.

etc. Country Work a Speciality. H. J. HARPER and SONS Landscape and General Garden Contractors, 66 King Street, BW6289.

And at Chatswood and Woollahra. After business hours, 'Phone, FW4784. EAF MOULDS. SOILS, for Lawns and Gardens. Crazy Paths, Rockeries Built.

J. B. THOMSON, Ultimo. MA3368: night. JA3879.

GECUEN Horse Couch, Manures: Buffalo Turf, Chocolate or 100, Black laid Soil. ton. 12 bags W. Barrett. FW2183.

E. REDDALL, well-known NURSERYMAN, will Renovate and Replant your Garden, day or contract. Secure the correct advice free. XB1848. AWN MOWERS.

hundreds. Motors. Electrics. Horse, Push. Grahame.

Whiting St. Leichhardt. NOW. Horse Manure, Bark, Black. Chocolate Soils.

Clay, 12 corn bags delivered. Mascot 869. CONTAINERS, good order, for Sale. cheap. 7 Pine Street, Randwick.

for Sale. Apply Howlett, Dairy, Homer FUNERALS. Relatives and Friends of Mrs. BARBEEN BARNETT and Miss TILLIE BARNETT are invited to attend the Funeral of their beloved HUSBAND and FATHER, Charles Lewis Burnett: to leave his late residence, 146 Evans Street, Rozelle, THIS AFTERNOON, after a service commencing at 1.45 o'clock, for the Church of England Cemetery, Rookwood. MOTOR FUNERALS LIMITED, A.F.D.A W1141, 93 Weston Road, Rozelle.

BARNETT. The Relatives and Friends and of Mr. and Mrs. FORD and FAMILY, Mr. Mrs, C.

F. BARNETT FAMILY, Mr. and Mrs. BARNETT and FAMILY, Mr. and Mrs.

A. BARNETT and FAMILY, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mr.

and Mrs. S. WALTERS and FAMILY, Mr. and Mrs. A.

MACKIE and FAMILY, and Mr. and Mrs. R. BRADLEY and FAMILY are invited FATHER, attend the Funeral of their dearly loved GRANDFATHER, Charles Lewis Barnett: to leave his late residence, 146 Evans Street. commencing Rozelle, THIS AFTERNOON, after a service at 1.45 o'clock, for the Church of England Cemetery, Rookwood.

MOTOR FUNERALS LIMITED, A.F.D.A. DEAN. Relatives and Friends of Mrs. EVA BEAN and FAMILY are invited to attend the Funeral of her dearly beloved HUSBAND and their FATHER, Charles Henry Bean; to leave his late residence, 44 Ostend Street, Lidcombe, THIS DAY. at 2 p.m., for Church of England Cemetery, Rookwood.

T. J. ANDREWS. A.F.D.A., 'Phones: L2873, etc. 21-25 Enmore Road, Newtown.

-Members and Friends of the AUBURN PUBLIC SCHOOL OLD BOYS' UNION are invited to attend the Funeral of their late esteemed Member, CHARLES HENRY BEAN. For further particulars see family notice. T. J. ANDREWS.

BERRY N. -The MENCER. Relatives Mr. and and Friends Mrs. of Mr.

WILLIAM and BERRY. Mr. and Mrs. HARRY BERRY. Mr.

and Mrs. ROBERT BERRY. Mr. and Mrs. A.

CARY. Mr. and Mrs. M. LIPSCOMBE.

of Morec, Mr. LESLIE BERRY. and Mr. and Mrs. W.

WOODS and their FAMILIES are invited to attend the Funeral of their dearly loved MOTHER and their dear GRANDMOTHER. Hilda Martha Berry, of Macdonald Street. Ramsgate, which will leave our Private Chapel. Seven Ways, Rockdale, THIS THURSDAY, after service commencing at 1.30 p.m.. for the Church of England Cemetery, Woronora.

J. and C. HARDY, A.P.D.A., Rockdale and Hurstville. The Relatives and Friends of Mrs. E.

BEEHAG and FAMILY. of Carlton, and Mrs. E. COLBRAN and FAMILY, of Batlow, are invited to attend the Funeral of their dearly loved SISTER and their dear AUNT. Hilda Martha Berry, of 1 Macdonald Street, Ramsgate, which will leave our Private Chapel, Seven Ways, Rockdale.

THIS THURSDAY, after service commencing at 1.30 p.m.. for the Church of England Cemetery, Woronora. J. and C. HARDY, A.F.D.A..

Rockdale and Hurstville. The Relatives and Friends of Mr. JAMES BUCKLEY BEVAN and FAMILY, of Coolangatta. Shoalhaven, are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of his dearly loved WIFE and their loving MOTHER. Eliza Amelia: to leave All Saints' Church, Nowra, TO- MORROW, FRIDAY, after a service commencing at 2 p.m., for the Church of England Cemetery, Nowra.

REGINALD W. HILTON, Funeral Director, UX7850. 2a Auburn Road. Auburn. BROOKS The BROOKS Relatives and FAMILY Friends are of invited Mr.

to WIL- attend the Funeral of his dearly beloved WIFE and their loving MOTHER, Jane McDonald Foy Brooks; to leave 138 Homer Street, Undercliffe, THIS AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock, for the Presbyterian Cemetery, Woronora. LABOR MOTOR FUNERALS LIMITED, 24 Enmore Road. L2777 (2 lines). Newtown. -The Relatives and Friends of Mr.

ALFRED CHARLES BUNDY and PAMILY are invited to attend the Funeral of his beloved WIFE and their MOTHER. Florence Margaret: to leave her residence, 10 Tasman Street. Bondi. THIS THURSDAY. at 1.43 p.m., for Church of England Cemetery, Rookwood.

WOOD COFFILL LIMITED. 8 DUNDY. GIFFIN The ArC Friends kindly and invited Relatives to of attend HAROLD the Funeral of dearly beloved SISTER, Florence Margaret Bundy; to Icave her late residence. 10 Tasman Street, Bondi, THIS AFTERNOON, at 1.45, for the Church of England Cemetery, Rook wood. The Friends of Relatives of Mr.

and JOHN GIFFIN and PAMILY are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of their dearly beloved SISTER, SISTER-IN-LAW. and AUNT, Florence Margaret Bundy: to leave her late residence. 10 Tasman Street. Bond. THIS AFTERNOON.

at 1.45, for Church of England Cemetery, Rookwood. BUMPY The THOMAS Friends CHARLES of Relatives BUNDY of and Mr. FAMILY and (ALICE). ALMA (Mrs. Rankin), Mr.

Mrs. A. Me WHINNEY, Mr. and Mrs. S.

THOMPSON. Mr. and Mrs. W. DICKSON Nita), and Mr.

and Mrs. J. CLASSEN are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of their dearly beloved LAW and SISTER-IN-LAW. Florence Bundy: leave her late residence. 10 Tasman Street.

Bondi, THIS AFTERNOON, nt 1.45, for the Church of England Cemetery. Rookwood. DUNDY. -The Friends and Relatives of Mr. and JOHN WALSH Are kindly Invited to attend the Funeral of their NIECE.

Florence Margaret Bundy: to leave her late residence. 10 Tasman Street, Bondi, THIS AFTERNOON, At 1.45. for the Church of Encland Cemetery, Rookwood. 1ALDWELL. -The Relatives and Friends of Mrs.

ELLEN CALDWELL and FAMILY. of 2 Pine Avenue, Fivedock. are invited to attend the ral of her beloved HUSBAND and their FATHER. Alexander Caldwell (late Inspector of Policel: to leave the Private Chapel of Motor Funerals Limited, 30 City Road. city, THIS AFTERNOON.

at 2 o'clock. for the Methodist Cemetery, Field of Mars. MOTOR FUNERALS LIMITED. M6277. 30 City Road.

city. 1.0.0.P. -DRUMMOYNE LODGE. No. Officers and Members of the nbove Lodge are respectfully requested to attend the Funeral of their late esteemed Member, Bro.

ALEXANDER CALDWELL. For particulars. see family notice. C. ALLMAN.

Secretary. MASONIC LODGE ABBOTSFORD. NO. 526. U.G.L.

OP N.8.W. -The Omcers and Brethren of the above Lodge are invited to attend Funeral of their late esteemed WOR. BRO. A. CALDWELL.

For further particulars see family notice. Regalia at grave. A. C. GOLDSMITH.

W.M. J. FERGUSON. Secretary. 108TELLO.

The Reintives and Friends of the late Mrs. CHARLOTTE COSTELLO are kindly invited to attend her Funeral: to leave her late residence, 41 Cameron Street, Edgecliff. THIS (Thursday) MORNINO, after short service (commencing at 10.151. for Waverley Cemetery. W.

CARTER, Undertaker. Waverley, The Relatives and Friends of the late ANNIE CRAIG are kindly invited to attend her Funeral, which will leave her daughter's (Mrs. R. Webster) residence, Macquarie Fields, THIS (Thursday) AFTERNOON, at 1 o'clock, for Presbyterian Cemetery, Liverpool. CHARLES INNES SON.

28 Darcy Bircel, Parramatta UW9250, UW9611. FUNERALS. Relatives and Friends of the late CON JOHN COLLINS. of Went worthville (late 4th Battalion, A.1.P. are informed that his Funeral will leave tire Newtown Parlours of W.

N. Bull THIS (Thursday! MORNING. at 9.30 o'clock, for Rookwood Crematorium. N. BULL A.F.D.A., Telephone, 12838.

MARTIN The DANAHER. Relatives of 30 and Railway Friends of Street, the lute rickville, are invited to attend his Funeral: to leave our Funeral THIS DAY. at 9.45 a.m., for the Catholic Cemetery, Rookwood. WALTERS and SON. LM1676.

Dulwich Hill Terminus. DUFFY. The Relatives and Friends of Mr. JOHN DUFFY and FAMILY are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of his beloved DAUGHTER and their SISTER, Hilder Mary: to leave their residence, No. 23 Central Avenue, Thornieigh, THIS dayl MORNING, at 9.30 o'clock, for Catholic Cemetery.

Gore Hill. P. BYRNES and CO. LIMITED, Funeral Directors. EDWARDS.

The Relatives and his and FAMILY Friends cf and Mr. of Miss S. R. BURY and Mr. T.

BURY, are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of his dear WIFE and their MOTHER and SISTER. Mary Cullamore Chapel, 331 Liverpool Ashfield, THIS DAY. Edwards: to leave Leslie, S. Andrews' Funeral after a Service commencing at 9.45 a.m., for the Church of England Cemetery, Rookwood. LESLIE S.

ANDREWS, Ashfield 'Phone, UA1025. (opposite Presbyterian Church). EDWARDSCE The CHARLES Relatives and EDWARDS Friends and of FAMILY Mr. are invited to attend the Funeral of his loving SON and their BROTHER, Clarence Walter: to leave 24 Crimea Street, Parramatta, THIS DAY, at 3 p.m.. for Church of England Cemetery, Rookwood.

METROPOLITAN BURIAL and CREMATION 185 Burwood Road, SOCIETY Burwood. PTY. 'Phone. UJ5234. Relatives and Friends of Mrs.

NELLIE AR and PAMILY are invited to attend the Funeral of her beloved HUSBAND and their FATHER, William (Bill); to leave St. David's Church, Arncliffe, THIS DAY, after service commencing at 12.45 p.m., for the Crematorium, Woronora. METROPOLITAN BURIAL AND CREMATION SOCIETY PTY. 185 Burwood Road, Burwood. 'Phone, UJ5234.

-The Relatives JOHN and Friends the FAMILY of late FLETCHER, of 41 Waratah Street, Canterbury, are invited to attend his Funeral; to leave our Chapel, South Parade, Campsie, THIS THURSDAY, at 3 p.m., for Rookwood Crematorium. WOOD COFFILL LIMITED. ABRIEL. Relatives and Friends of the late ADRIAN FRANCIS GABRIEL (late 2nd and 13th Batt.) are invited to attend his Funeral; to leave Christ Church, Lavender Bay, THIS DAY, at 10.30 a.m.. for Church of England Cemetery, Northern Suburbs.

T. J. ANDREWS. A.F.D.A., 42-44 Walker Street, North Sydney. L2873, XB3033.

ThE Addison Relatives Road, and Friends Petersham, of Mr. A. invited E. to Mabelle attend the Caroline Funeral of his beloved WIFE, Madge Goff: to leave T. J.

Andrews's Funeral Chapel, 23 Enmore Road, Newtown, THIS DAY, at 2.30 p.m., for the Crematorium, Rookwood. T. J. ANDREWS, A.F.D.A.. L2873, etc.

21-25 Enmore Road, Newtown. G. Relatives and Friends of Mrs. F. HOLMES and FAMILY, of Chatswood, are invited to attend the Funeral of beloved SISTER and their AUNT, Madge Mabelle Caroline Goff: to leave T.

J. Andrews's Funeral Chapel, 23 Enmore Road, Newtown, THIS DAY, at 2.30 p.m.. for the Crematorium, Rookwood. T. J.

ANDREWS, A.F.D.A. -The Relatives and Friends of the FAMILY of the late WILLIAM HENRY GOULDinvited to attend his Funcral: to leave Badajos 3.30 Road, North Sydney, THIS THURSDAY. at p.m., for Baptist Cemetery, Field of Mars. WOOD COFFILL LIMITED. LODGE.

No. LOYAL RYDE UNITED bers Are invited to attend the Funeral and Mem35. Officers Inte Bro, WILLIAM H. GOULDING. of their Notice.

See Family A. DRAKE, N.G.: J. A. BRENNAN, Fin. Sec.

ROSE MARY GULLETT and are invited of the to late The Relatives Friends tend a brief service to be held at St. Church. Darlinghurst Road. Darlinghurst. John's (Thursday) MORNING, at 9.30 30 o'clock, after which THIS the Funeral (private) will proceed to Wentworth Falls.

MOTOR M6277. FUNERALS LIMITED. A.F.D.A., City Road, city. Soul of Requiem, Miss MARGARET MARY A Mass for the Repose of the HOGAN, of Randwick, will be celebrated at the Church of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart. Raudwick.

THIS (Thursday) MORNING, at 9 o'clock. The Funeral will leave the Church THIS AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock, for Randwick Cemetery. N. BULL A.F.D.A., Teicphone, 12838. Mrs.

R. THOMAS, and Mrs. GRIGG. Mr. The Relatives Friends of Mr.

and Mr. and and Mrs. A. Mrs. H.

HUGHES, DURRANT, Mr. and Mrs. F. HATCHER. Mrs.

and Mr. C. HUGHES. M. HUGHES, and Mrs.

E. HUGHES and FAMILIES are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of their dearly loved MOTHER and GRANDMOTHER. Mary Catherine Hughes; to leave 1 Rayner Street, Leichhardt, THIS (Thursday) AFTERNOON. at o'clock. for Catholic Cemetery, Rookwood, Section No.

2 Mortuary. J. J. CROCKETT and CO. Motor Funeral Directors.

9 Norton Street, Leichhardt. 'Phone, LM4212. The Relatives and Friends of Mr. HERBERT HURRY and FAMILY are invited attend the Funeral of his late beloved SON and their dear BROTHER. Sid: to leave his late residence, Flagstaff Road, Warrawong, Port Kembla.

THIS THURSDAY, at 2.30 p.m.. for the Methodist Cemetery, Wollongong. H. PARSONS. Funeral Director.

The Relatives and Friends of Mr. and ARTHUR JACKSON and FAMILY, of 20 Mellor Street, Meadowbank, are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of their dearly beloved MOTHER and GRANDMOTHER, Emma Maric Jackson: to leave the Kinsela Chapel, Seven Ways. Rockdale, TOMORROW at 2 p.m., for the Crematorium. Woronora. CHARLES KINSELA Seven Ways, LW5623.

Rockdale. late GEORGE of 63 Jeffrey Street, OHNSION. The Relatives, and Friends of the Canterbury, are invited to attend his Funeral: to leave our Funeral Chapel, THIS DAY, at 3.15 p.m.. for the Rookwood Crematorium. WALTERS and SON.

LM1676. Dulwich Hill Terminus. ELLEHER. The Relatives and Friends Mrs. KELLEHER and PAMILY, of 15 AnnieseR Street, Bondi, are kindly invited to attend the funeral of her dearly beloved HUSBAND and their dear FATHER, William; to leave Chapels, Oxford Street, Taylor Square, Darlinghurst, THIS THURSDAY, at 2.30 p.m., for the Cemetery, Botany.

CHARLES KINSELA Oxford Street, Taylor Square, FL4136-7-8. Darlinghurst. ELLEHER. -The Relatives and Friends of Mr. and Mrs.

DENNIS KELLEHER and FAMILY, Dunmore, Mr. and Mrs. T. GRAY and FAMILY. Canterbury, Mr.

and Mrs. J. GALLON and FAMILY, of Turramurra, Mr. and Mrs. W.

TORY and FAMILY, of Balmain, Mr. and Mrs. J. DE SMITH and FAMILY, of Canberra, and Miss NORAH KELLEHER, of Balmain, are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of their dearly beloved BROTHER and UNCLE. William Kelleher: to leave the Kinsela Chapels, Oxford Taylor Square, hurst.

THIS THURSDAY. at 2.30 p.m., for the Catholic Cemetery. Botany. CHARLES KINSELA LTD. DAISY BEATRICE Relatives KELLY, and and Friends of of AUDREY.

Mrs. of 10 Malvern Avenue, Chatswood, are Invited attend the Funeral of her beloved HUSBAND and her loving FATHER, Aubrey Alfred Kelly; to leave St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Anderson Street, Chatswood. THIS DAY, after a service commencing at 2 p.m., for Crematorium, Northern Suburbs. ERNEST ANDREWS, JA2834 (2 lines).

Chatswood. ELLY. LODGE KURING-GAI LEWIS. No. 499.

U.G.L, N.S.W. -The Officers and Brethren the abovenamed Lodge are requested to attend Funeral of their late respected Treasurer. W. AUBREY ALFRED KELLY. P.M.

Regalia, above notice for further details. Wor. Bro. A. McK.

MASON, W.M. Wor. Bro. J. J.

GRAY. P.M., Sec. IRBY. The Funeral of the late SYLVESTER CHARLES BYRNE KIRBY will leave St. John's Church, Auburn, THIS THURSDAY, at 2.30 for Catholic Cemetery, Rookwood (No.

3 Mortuary). WOOD COFFILL LIMITED. 'The Relatives and Friends of Mr. Mrs. LOUIS WALKER, of Ashfield, and formerly of Tumut, are invited to attend the Funeral their beloved BROTHER and BROTHER-IN-LAW.

Sylvester C. B. leave St. John's Church. Auburn, THIS THURSDAY, at 2.30 p.m., for Catholic Cemetery, Rook wood.

WOOD COFFILL, LIMITED. WONG Friends of SING the late I. JAMES -The KWONG Relatives I are invited to attend his Funeral: leave our Chapel, 810 George Street, city, THURSDAY, at 2.30 p.m., for Church of England Cemetery, Rookwood. WOOD COFFILL LIMITED. EVEN The Funeral of the ROBERT HENRY LEVIEN leave Augustine's Church.

Neutral Bay. THIS DAY, 11 I Northern Buburba Cemetery. FUNERALS. PRODUCE. POTATOES SELL WELL.

bushel. VEGETABLE MARKET. Firm demand was experienced for potatoes in Sussex Street yesterday, when A carry-over of 12,200 bags was available to retailers. Deliveries on Tuesday totalled about 7,000 bags, making a turnover of 13,300 bags tor two days of the week. FORAGE.

-Tasmanian chaff. £7 to EB: TasmanIan straw. per ton. Choice yellow white per bushel -Machined, per bushel I wholesale) Clean and short up to £50 per ton. rough and stained quality £25 to blue, A grade to grey to 'inferior of both grades lessi per bushel.

a Bismarcks Tasmanian Brownells -Potatoes Arran 212. Chiefs especial Snowflakes lines extru). Albas swedes. £11. carrots.

28: parsnips. £12: onions, Brown Spanish pickiers £6 per ton. ALEXANDRIA MARKET. There was a carry -over of chaff, but further consignments on rail were not large, and satisfactory clearances were made. Lucerne hay, much of it being of attractive quality, was well and seed, 3 of pumpkins and potatoes; outtrucks of hay and chaff, 5 wheat, maize, Potatoes at auction were in request.

The manifest indicated: 0895871 position, 17 supplied, and moved out steadily at firm prices. standing, 8 trucks of forage, of grain, and 3 of vegetables; reconsigned, 1 truck of forage. SALES BY PRIVATE TREATY: Wheat, maize. local yellow, per bushel; oaten chant. to lucerne chall.

to lucerne hay. Maitland green to special green Maltland dry other centres to pumpkins. Queensland. to per cwt. SALES BY AUCTION: Potatoes.

N.S.W.. Arst grade to seed potatoes vellow. to wt: maize. Inferior local per bushel." CHEESE IN REQUEST. Request for cheese was steady in city dairy houses yesterday.

The seasonal decline in arrivals has been accentuated in recent weeks, but agents have not yet been compelled to draw consignments from Interstate sources. Other lines were again firm. BUTTER. -Choicest. per cwt.

including per cwt for boxes, plus cartage. shoulders BACON. -Sides special brands, Altches sides middles flitches middles shoulders per lb. lb. packets per loaf large lb.

special matured loaf. Kameruka, HAMS. In Single seed cloth, per lb. special brands, single cloth to per lb. Arst 15, first grade liquid, second grade HONEY.

-Liquid and candied, extra grade third grade candled. special brands, EGGS. Hen medium pullet Case per lb. per eggs dozen. duck, Agents' rail and river consignments.

Arst grade second grade hen and duck. per dozen FRUIT MARKET. Stocks of strawberries were not cleared and trade in all lines was extremely quiet. APPLES. -Fancy and to good, Granny extra-fancy Smith 10 (N.8.W.) to Jonathan to (shipping fines higher): Cleopatra licious (N.S.W.).

to extra- fancy, (Tas. to French Crab to few special green higher: Rome Beauty Scarlet (N.B.W.), Permain to extra-fancy to Stayman (Tas.) to Winesap (N.S.W.). to extra -fancy to Geeveston Fanny crat to per bushel. Extra to Sturmer Pippin to -fancy higher, grade lower: Crofton, to BANANAS. -New South Wales and Queensland regulation grade.

Arst-quality fruit, to case: country order quality higher: fully ripe fruit Marketing Board quotation) per tropical lover. to per half -bushel. GRAPEFRUIT. Inland to bushel: few to local to few to per inland. two-bushel crates, to LEMONS (standard and South Wales few local, smaller coloured, to counts 125 plain to grade.

216, to inland. to few per bushel. Emperor. to tew per ORANGES. bushel.

-Navels (N.9.W.I, standard grade. 72 to 88. inland to special counts 96 to 113. local to inland to counts 125 to 138. local to special Inland to counts 150 to 175.

local to to 198. special inland to counts 188 local to special inland to smaller. local to other oranges. to South Australian, to to Pera per Bore, bushel: to two- 17, bushel crates. per PASSIONFRUIT.

to few special bushel. per half-bushel. PAW to few higher per tropical case. Fancy and good, Packham's Triumph IN.S.W.. Vic.I.

to to Winter Cole (N.S.W. and to Josephine IN.8.W., and and to Buerre Bose Winter Nells (Tas and to per bushel. grade lower PINEAPPLES. -Queensland. to few higher per Queensland.

to few tropical case. tray, to few green per to dozen boxes. coloured to per glasshouse protected to Western Australian. to to Queensland. Cleveland.

per half to Bowen. repacked. Cabbages and cauliflowers we fairly scarce and met with a better demand. Peas and beans. although still lightly supplied, remained easy.

Parsnips were scarce, and advanced in price, while new potatoes and choice 1ttuce continued in request. Peas on hand amounted to about 450 bags, and local beans to about 50 bags, supplemented by a carryover of Queensland beans. Beans. local odd choice sales slightly peas, higher. local to choice per Cabbages, choice large to red bushel.

to to cauliflowers, to choice cabbage. to lettuce, to choice large large per Brussels dozen. Sprouts, -Local, to Victorian, to per and Local to 1b. choice carrots. to choice Tasmanian nins.

to choice to per cwt. Pumpkins. to 74, few Brownells per cwt. Bismarcks Snowflakes, Up-to-Date, Factors, and Arran Potatoes. -Tasmanian, Chiefs New potatoes, frat grade to Victorian varieties.

local varieties, to to third grade and small second grade to Onions -Brown white pickling per per cwt. awt. -Local to choice to Sweet Potatoes. per cwt: North Coast. to per bag.

lb. Cultivated. to to few per to coloured and ripe to special to -Local, green land. green and repacked coloured. to and choler.

19, to Queensland. per Queensland. to choice to -bushel case. Cucumbers. per to choice large to bushel Vegetable per dozen.

to mint. to per bunch. Jam to per cwt. Parsley, Bunchstuffs. Carrots, to few choice parsnips, to eschalots, choice to choice to rhubarb.

to choice choice beetroot, to radishes, few choice to to local celery, to choice turnips, to choice leeks. to white spinach. to choice per dozen to bunches. South Australian Celery. rt to long to per case.

FISH MARKET. Schnapper were scarce and firmed and in experi- price. Other lines were in fair supply, enced a moderate demand. river fathead, to garfish. Trawled LO whiting.

to fathead, bream, mullet. to blackhsh. to taller, to to per box: kingfish, to to 17: jewfish, to schnapper, lin. Murray cod. to per lb.

FLEMINGTON TRUCKINGS. There are 17.460 sheep and 2,400 cattle listed for sale at Flemington to-day. Truckings booked for coming dates 18. July 21. July 29 25.

July 28. Sheep Cattle vans 143 98 82 33 13 waggons manifested yesterday to arrive at Darling Wool Harbour totalled 1,154 bales. MELBOURNE CATTLE SALES. MELBOURNE, Wednesday. There Was notable decrease cattle sales to-day.

The in the supply of fat 'bullocks at animated, and a sharp advance in beef Flemingion demand values was was generally maintained. Medium and trade serviceable weight station bullocks were tulls El consisted higher. of The light and majority of moderate the weights. offering of 1.060 cions: Prime bullocks, servicemble weights. Shorthorns £20 to to prime several bullocks, extra medium heavy weights, best young bullocks £13 to and steers, medium to £15: good bullocks.

fat bullocks. grade and inferior moderately and lighter £9 to AUCTION SALES TO-DAY. HOUSES AND LAND. RAINE, AND and Country Freehold the NO Rooms, Properties. at 11, Subur- FURNITURE.

J. R. -At the Rooms, at 11, Furniture, etc. AND the Rooms, At 11, Furniture, etc. BRODRIBB.

PETTIT, L. M. HARVEY. the Rooms, At 2. Furniture.

MIDLLETON. FORSTER, AND the Rooms. FURNITURE the Rooms, at 1.30. Furniture, etc. MIDDLETON, FORSTER, AND the Rooms.

Furniture, etc. at 2.30. Furniture. Knox Street, Double Bay, at 2, etc. A.

HOTCHKISS. Furniture, etc. 'MOTOR CARS, LORRIES. ETC. BROS.

-At the Rooms, at 2.30. Used GATWARD Cars. WILSON AND the Rooms, at 11.30. 6. R.

Used Cars. the Rooms, at ROWLES MOTOR 2.30. Used Cars. HORSES, VEHICLES, AND LIVESTOCK. SOUTHERN Street, PRODUCE Castle AND Hill, at 2, Dairy Cattle.

LIVESTOCK cO. Farm Machinery, etc. MISCELLANEOUS. H. At the Rooms, and at 10, Spirit Plant.

Merchant. Pittings and Stocks of Wine the Rooms, at 11. CHRISTIES AUCTIONS. -At 2, Sundrice: 2.15. dries: Clothing: 2.30.

Jewellery, etc. Jewellery: a. HAWKING AND Charles Street, Redfern; 11 AND Machinery, etc. Hull Street, Bondi, at 11, Shop and Office Fittings, etc. ELLEY SONS.

WHEAT MARKET. Growers Sell More Freely. SHORT SELLERS COVER. The Sydney wheat market was firmer yesterday, due to a further advance in options in the oversea markets, particularly in North America. With offers of per bushel net at the nearer stations, however, growers commenced to offer rather freely, and as the demand was quiet, prompt silo parcels lost an advance of closing at the level of the previous afternoon.

Increases in the prices of parcels for delivery during the remainder of the month were maintained as the result of a good inquiry by short sellers who were anxious to cover. August parcels were much Armer. Millers bought small lots for immediate requirements. Shippers were idle. At the opening of the market, there were sales of silo grain for immediate delivery at per bushel, March basis, or with the storage charge added.

Later, business was done at and towards the close at For July parcels, a number of buyers paid and against Tuesday's levels of and August parcels advanced to an increase of in two days. Small transactions in millers' parcels of bagged wheat were reported at on trucks, Sydney, SALES OF CARGOES. Early advices received by traders from London stated that there was no demand for actual wheat. Later, however, news was received of the sale of three Australian cargoes, two South Australian, King Arthur and Oakdene, afloat, at per quarter, and one from Sydney, ex Wellington Court, afloat, at A Victorian parcel afloat was sold at regarded Traders the in official Liverpool estimate on of Tuesday the at first combined winter and spring crops in the United States (967,412,000 bushels) AS bearish, but later a more bullish construction was evident. Reports of hot, dry weather, in Canada also influenced the market, and futures closed higher.

Substantial advances in options took place ported in Chicago broadening and outside Winnipeg. interest, Chicago and rea a good cash demand. Suggestions were made of the possibility of extensive black rust damage in parts of the American and Canadian spring wheat areas. It was stated that crops in Alberta had been damaged by hail. There were further negotiations in Sydney North China, but no business could be traced.

yesterday regarding four for shipment to Local demand was quiet. Bran and pollard had a ready sale. Breadstuffs manifested to arrive at Darling Harbour Included 2,966 tons of wheat and 593 tons of flour. YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS. WHEAT: Silo, prompt, March basis to storage added Silo, July delivery Silo, August delivery Bagged, millers' parcels Truck lots, bagged, Sydney FLOUR, per ton £3 POLLARD, per ton £7 BRAN, per ton £7 OVERSEA MARKETS.

LONDON, July 12. The market for wheat cargoes closed fully steady to-day. Australians, La Platas, and Pacifies were unchanged, and Karachis were per quarter higher. Parcels on the London Baltic Exchange closed Irregular. Old crop Manitoba showed an advance of per quarter, while the new crop was from higher, down to lower.

Sellers' quotations shipment: South Australian, Western Australian, Russian, July- August shipment: Manitoba No. 1, Manitoba No. 3, Argentine parcels were not offered. London futures closed: per quarter (up November, (up Liverpool futures per cental (up October, (up December, (up CHICAGO, July 12. Chicago options closed: -July, 731 cents per bushel (up 24 cents); September, 743 cents (up 21 cents); December, 77k cents (up 28 cents).

WINNIPEG, July 12. Winnipeg options closed: -July, 1034 cents per bushel (up 21 cents); October, cents (up 2 cents); December, 791 cents (up cents). INTERSTATE MARKETS. ADELAIDE, Wednesday. Wheat, four, net: bran, pollard.

oats, good feed Algerian, up to barley, No. 1 grade, about superior about No. about chaff, £4 to Hay, up to potatoes, onions, brown, butter, choicest factory, bull: cheese, new large to medium, from loaf from matured to eggs, ordinary lines, net, export quality up to net: bacon, best factory cured sides, up to hams, local cured, honey, best, to BRISBANE. Wednesday. Lucerne chaff to £9, mixed chaff to £4, imported eaten chaff to potatoes, Carmans to £13: maize.

wheat to dour, bran, pollard, MELBOURNE. Wednesday. Wheat, buyers to small offerings at four, bran and pollard, oats, milling. nominal, buyers to sellers to feed to barley, English, nominal, to Cape, feed to maize, chaff. £7 to straw, oaten and barley, wheaten potatoes, Red Soils to Grey Soils, to onions, to eggs, beat hen medium pullet duck, first grade medium cornsacks, branbags, woolpacks, MELBOURNE FRUIT MARKET.

The following sales ruled at the Melbourne fruit market -Apples, eating, Delicious to Jonathans others to cooking to oranges, to lemons, to grape fruit, to mandarins, to pears. dessert to cooking to bananas, to double case: pineapples to double case; to half case: tomatoes. Western Australian, to half case; custard apples, to half case. oils and tars. Lines chiefly in request have included Stockholm tar, sheep-branding oil, sheep dip, raddle, fly-blown sheep oll, and shearing machine oils.

There has also been a steady request for neatsfoot oil, harness oil, axle grease, wood- -preserving oil, and creosote. Fish oil. whale oil, and castor oll have been slow of sale. No alterations have been made in prices. The turnover in painters' materials has been fair for this time of the year.

The demand has been mostly for paints for interior work. Prices have been steady. OILS, TARS, AND PAINTS. During the past, week there has been an improvement demand for pastoral ANTWERP WOOL FUTURES. LONDON, July 12.

The Antwerp futures market for drycombed Australian wool tops is quiet. per lb; October, December, LONDON BUTTER MARKET. LONDON, July 12. The London butter market is quiet. Quotations: -Choicest salted, New Zealand per Australian unsalted.

New Zealand Australian STATION PRODUCE SALES. The Sydney Wool Selling Brokers' Association PURRED SKINS: Moderate sized catalogues were submitted. Heavy kangaroo met good inquiry at firm prices, while the market for other descriptions was irregular, but without much change from last sules. Quotations: Grey kangaroo, sinall to each, medium to large to 782; red kangaroo, small to medium to large to wallaroo, small to medium to large to 756: wallaby. scrub to wallaby, swamp to goats to FOXSKINS: 11,336 were catalogued.

The market for the lower grades was without much change while the better descriptions met a strong demand at prices which were generally to per dozen dearer, with some lots showing a to still greater per dozen, advance. seconds to thirds to first summers to to second summers to best third damaged to pups and damaged second damaged to damaged and up. were offered. The market opened irregular and without much change, RABBITSKINS: 124.772lb but weakened as sales progressed, it below and the closing best rates rates of were last on the weeks average auctions, Quotations: -Pirst winters per per lb. second winters incomings to first to to incomings autumns to to second racks to first heavy pelts to pelts second 69 to heavy pelts fourth heavy to 84, third heavy heavy pelts to pelts to of heavy pelts to Arst does lower grades second does to third does fourth does to Afth does to to three-quarter grown to to kittens to Arst damaged suckers And second damaged to third damaged to to lower grades of damaged to to 727.

fawns to best butchers butchers to to blacks second butchers to third to per quality dozen, and seconds greasy to HARES: Best Values for western skins are relatively lower. GLASS INDUSTRY. Review of Economics. FEDERAL CABINET ATTITUDE. CANBERRA, Wednesday.

An important review of the economics of the Australian glassmaking industry will be undertaken by the Federal Cabinet when it considers a report by the Tariff Board on an application for greater protection for the Australian cut -glass industry. Because of concessions given to Belgium and Czechoslovakia in recent trade arrangements, the production of cut glassware in Australia is virtually suspended, and during the last sitting of the Federal Parliament the' Ministry was pressed to take action to obtain the re-employment of operatives formerly engaged in the industry. It was learned to-day that several Ministers take the view that the Government, in dealing with the report on cut glassware, should consider the position of the Industry A5 whole. Information which has reached the Cabinet shows that while the cut-glass section been closed down as unprofitable, other sections of the industry are making substantial profits. 1'his situation is regarded as unsatisfactory, and the Cabinet is likely to take the view that the industry should take a share in meeting the cost of establishing new sections.

Accordirgly, it is possible that a general of protection with a view to readjusting the economics of the various sections of the glass industry will be undertaken. TRAINING OF PRINTERS. Prizes Presented. STUDENTS AT TECHNICAL COLLEGE. Prizes and certificates won by students in the printing department of the Sydney Technical College during the past year were presented by the president of the Master Printers' and Allied Trades' Association, Mr.

R. Vernon, at the college last night. In an address to the students, the principal of the college, Mr. H. J.

Swain, congratulated them on their achievements. Of the 438 students who sat for examinations during 1937, he said, 339 had passed, including five from the "Sydney Morning Herald." There were 542 students attending oral classes and 130 taking the correspondence courses. The capacity of the department was being taxed, he said, and during the past year it was necessary to install new equipment at a cost of 2,300. The Superintendent of Technical Education, Mr. A.

W. Hicks, urged the students to strive to maintain the high standard which had been achieved in the Australian printing industry. Some employees felt that they could give apprentices all the practical work they needed in their own works, he said, but it was more widely believed that the Technical College training gave to the student a full range of training. medal and special prize winners McCaughan, W. Burl, R.

Evans, G. McPherson, J. Gliberd. and P. McG.

Sherley. Among the winners of other prizes and certincates competency certificates: A. Cook, A. Fegan, E. McCaughan, E.

Valentin, C. Werner. Composing: A. Crane. P.

Shaw, C. Begg. L. Jones, F. Flowers, H.

Claydon, W. Seers, N. Doyle, and T. Correspondence composing: D. Smith, E.

James. Thompson. and J. Greentree. Machine composing: E.

Baldwin, H. Briggs, and R. Hinton. Printers' English: A. Turner and D.

Marshall. Letterpress machining: R. Atkinson, J. Darlington, J. Lambert, D.

Cooper. N. Leven, N. Wicks, L. Bywater, O.

Goddard, D. Henderson, and W. Quill. Bookbinding: W. McManus, J.

White, M. Grundy, J. Brown, and Paper ruling: A. Develin, C. Fakes, and R.

Carrick. Lithography: G. Hart, W. Miller, R. Blows, J.

Payne, Process M. Cohen, engraving and R. toperating): Comans. J. Lattimore, D.

Crew, and R. Winchester: etching, S. McGowan and L. Armstrong. Full certificate for composing: S.

Balley, C. Begg, P. Black, R. Breakspear, W. Burl, G.

Campbell, R. Carmody, W. Carroll, A. Crane, L. Ford.

F. Gentle. A. George, T. Hardy, R.

Hedge, R. Mitchell, Howard, P. Jones, Jones, R. Marks, W. Morgan.

V. Pearce, F. Richard, A. Schindler, P. Shaw, D.

Smith. and M. Towell; and G. Hinds and J. Stuart, of the "Sydney Morning Herald" apprentices' school.

THE BANK RETURN. London Funds Lower. Little of importance is shown in the return of the Commonwealth Bank this week. The main movement is a fall of £1.016.000. the aftermath of the large Government payments, principally on account of interest.

noted last week. Deposits are less by 678,827, and discounts have increased by £91.168. Cash items are higher. Australian notes, held by the general banking department, by and coin bullion and cash balances by 71,608. Bills payable are less by 22,814, and bills receivable by 114.128.

There has been a fall of £101.760 in Government securities, and Treasury bills. In the issue department, a fall of £65.000 in debentures and other securities against rise of 80,883 in "other" assets, has resulted in a rise of £15,883 in "other" liabilities. COMMONWEALTH BANK. NOTE ISSUE DEPARTMENT. At At At July 12, July 4, July 11, 1937.

1938. 1938. LIABILITIES Notes issued 47,034.176 49.030,124 49,030.124 Special reserve (premium on goldi 7.752,901 7.752,901 7.752,901 Reserve for notes not presented 19.250 23,303 23,303 Other items 729.549 1,046,108 1,061,991 ASSETSGold and str. 16.009,808 16.011,058 16,011,058 Debentures and other securittes 33.559.216 39.301.291 39,236.291 Other assets 966.852 2,540.087 2.620,970 Total assets 55.535.876 57,852.436 57,868,319 Ratio gold and stg. to notes 34.04 32.73 32.73 GENERAL BANKING DEPARTMENT.

LIABILITIES Capital Items 6.328,267 6,501.375 6,501,375 Deposits payable 84,205,942 84,373,338 83,694,511 Bills and other bilities 4,593,577 5,377.136 5,354.322 ASSETS Coin, bullion. and cash balances 1.258.963 1,281,890 1,353,498 Notes 4.407,246 3.838.209 4,205.680 Money in London 31,228,000 23,129,000 22,113.000 Held temporarily In London on acount of loan conversion 2.831.000 Govt. securities 38.031.105 50,607,725 50,505.965 Short term loans 3.705.571 Discounts, vances, etc. 10.336,634 13,914,873 14,006,041 Bills receivable and other assets 3.329.267 3.480.152 3,366.024 Total assets 95.127.786 96,251,849 95,550,208 Includes Treasury bills. BANK CLEARINGS.

SYDNEY. OF THE WEEK. Business. Treas. bills.

Total. Week ended. July 12. 11, 1938 1037 14.940.830 15,127,558 15,127.558 19.940.830 YEAR TO DATE. Business.

Treas. bills. Total. Jan. 1 to July 15, 1935 406.605.736 142,788,489 549.394.225 July 13, 1936 134.154.748 570.702.164 July 12, 1037 499.052,018 144.940.767 643.992.785 July 11.

1938 500.141.756 140.216,004 646.357.760 MELBOURNE. CLEARINGS OF THE WEEK. Business. Treas, bills. Total.

Week ended. July 11, 1938 11.469.468 14.135.179 1,286,963 11.160,468 12. 1937 YEAR TO DATE. Business. Treas, bills.

Total. Jan. 1 to July 12. 1937 450.087,140 21.001.827 471.088.967 July 11 1938 457.034.085 21.901,734 478.935,819 AUSTRALIAN BANKING STATISTICS. BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES.

Quarter ended June 30, March 31, June 30. 1937. 1938. 1938. LIABILITIES Notes 81,321 258.363 81,248 261,383 81.244 Due Bills to banks 69,836 37.425 54,359 215.773 Deposits- Bearing interest 56.866,128 38.542.964 Non-Interest 28.792,562 30,718.718 30.098.624 Total 86.025,619 88,532,872 89,038.775 ASSETS- 493.440 359,345 516.551 Coin Bullion 292.238 413.102 450.001 Australian Government secs.

1,106,791 2,813,417 2,932,319 5.167.905 8.258.141 6.602.166 Commonwealth bills 7.191.154 1,718.461 1.680.000 Landed Treasury prop. 2,589,378 2.649.634 2,829,506 from banks! 560.878 76.271.466 606.027 79,172.417 653.440 All Due other assets 69.897,163 Total assets 87.298,947 93,289,597 94,745,401 And Excluding cash cash with with Commonwealth Bank. Commonwealth Bank, ELECTRICAL, WIRELESS, ETC. (Two lines (about 12 words), Saturday, HALF- YEARLY SALE.) Recondiair -tested Electric Radios. Don't miss these Bargains.

Floor Models from or easy terma. See them to-day. WILKS and co. 124 reagh Street. Sydney.

M6507. GUARANTEED. RADIOS. RAP to Cash. or Weekly.

Inspect our large range of reconditioned Radios. Guaranteed Best Value in Sydney. ERIC ANDERSON and Radio Engineering Specialists, 135 Oxford Street, eity. PL2382. FIVE £12.

-VALVE DUAL DEPOSIT or old set, WEEKLY, MENDELSSOHN RADIO PARLOURS. 214 Pitt Street, next Lyceum. TRIAL. M3579. A 300 LTERNATING and CURRENT all used MOTORS, Electrical from 10 inery.

O'DONNELL, GRIFFIN and Druitt Street. M2991. -VALVE Radio, overseas and interstate reception, clock dial In door model cabinet. Sell £6. 29 Warren Rd.

Bellevue Hill. FM3825. 5-valve. £13, week; Radiomaster 5. week, or old set as deposit.

HAMILTON Factory, LM5580 for trial. State, £5. 115 Dover Rose Bay. VALVE Super, Clock Dial, nice tone, interConsole, perfect, sacrifice £7 or offer. 9 Belmore St.

Burwood. Home to-day. Set and Magnavox Speaker for Sale, any offer. 27 Cooper St, MACHINERY. lines (about 12 words), Saturday, TRACTION ENGINES.

-We stock Parts for and undertake Repairs of McLAREN'S TRACTION ENGINES AND ROAD ROLLERS. GIBSON, BATTLE and co. PTY. 535 KENT STREET, SYDNEY. 'Phone, M6661.

(Near Liverpool Street.) DYROMETERS, Blemens Automatic Temperature Regulators and Recorders, Indicators, from £12. Steam, Air, and Gas Flowmeters, Humidity Meters, etc. SIEMENS (AUSTRALIA) 131 York Street, Sydney. M4161. SOLID meter.

Drawn Heavy Hydraulic Pipe, in to 10in diaGauges stock and arriving monthly. McCULLA and Lachlan St, Waterloo. APPLIANCES, Magnetos, Fans, Fittings, and Wireless Equipment, see heading, Electrical, Wireless, etc. less WELDING price cutter only. 11 Melrose PLANT, including Cutter, £8.

Parade, Clovelly. After 6 p.m. XY-WELDING SET, complete, as new. half price. 48 Stanley Lane, city.

Rope, Flange Pulleys. Wheels. Shafting, 66 Park Hangers, Rd, Drills, Glebe. Wire small, Sunshine Vert. Agricultural.

gift. Brennan, Annandale, L2947. ANTED, bearing. New Circular or Used Head. 15-inch JOINTER, BallG.

H. OLDING and SONS 47 Parramatta Road, GLEBE. ANTED to Purchase, 1 Second-hand small Concrete Mixer and 1 Second-hand Concrete Block Machine. Lynch, Buckinghams. Oxford Street.

'Phone, F3141. WANTED, Scrap Highest Metal, Prices Cast given, Iron, and LANDOW Aluminiun 6 Henderson Road, Alexandria. MA5780. WA F3775, to-day. second-hand Crude Oil Engine, Sinall Grinding Mill for paint, hand or power.

'Phone, L1718. EDUCATIONAL. lines (about 12 words), Saturday, Instruction, individually or in Class, by highly, qualifled Teacher, Mrs. Dora English, 207, Floor, T. and G.

Building. 49 Park Street, Sydney. Write, call, or 'Phone, MA3192. Hours, 10 till 5, Monday till Friday, Evenings by appointment. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

(Two lines (about 12 words), Saturday, PLAYER PIANOS, fully Including guaranteed, Gulbransen, in Cable. wellSteck, Aeolian, Beale, and Victor. at warehouse prices. Twenty-four rolls, seat, and delivery free. Terms as low as £3 deposit and weekly.

SUTTON'S, 42 York Street, Sydney. at York Street Prices. on terms from £1 deposit and weekly, Over a hundred to choose from in our spacious showrooms. Delivery free. All fully guaranteed.

SUTTONS, 42 York Street, where there is no heavy shop rent to add to prices. AFTER STOCKTAKING SALE. SALE. Musical Instruments, etc. Everything marked in plain Agures, and subject to in the discount.

with Cases, from SHAW, LLOYD and 240 Pitt Street, Between Market and Part: Streets. PLAYER PIANO, £40 (cost 2300 new, Bought 1936. Client leaving for country, and wants someone to take over Player, with 120 Rolls and Cabinet, by paying off £40 balance, owing to Firm, on £5 deposit, and or weekly. If Piano to trade-in no cash deposit necessary. Delivery Free.

Total cost £40. Box 1138, G.P.O., Sydney; or 702 Pacific Highway, DLAYER PIANO. 240. Owner wants someone to take over Player Piano, with 100 rolls, cabinet. and pay balance owing to Sydney Piano Firm, at £3 deposit, weekly.

Firm will deliver, tune, and service free, and take piano as part payment if necessary. Total cost £40. Further particulars by return from Mr. Allen, Box 2261, G.P.O.; or 179 Darlinghurst Road, King's Cross. G.

H. Martin and Co, on All Organ matters, when buying, selling, or for repairs and tuning. Martin and Co, have been Organ Specialists for over forty years. Sub-agents for the HAMMOND ELECTRIC ORGAN. G.

H. MARTIN and 38-40 Martin Place. DIANOS. from DOWN, WEEKLY. Cartage charged.

Good iron-framed instrument. In perfect order. 50 to choose from. First Floor, over Lowe's, Daking House, Pitt Street, opposite Central Station. A.

M. CAMERON. LAYER Pianos, thoroughly guaranteed, from £35 cash. Supply of Rolls and Bench FREE. RATHBONE.

2nd Floor, DYMOCK'S BLOCK. DIANO BARGAIN, first-class. German underdamper PIANO. 70 guinea Instrument for £35. RATHBONE, 2nd Floor.

DYMOCK'8 BLOCK. 1 ULBRANSEN PLAYER PIANO, £40. Very highly polished case, with rolls and stool. Inspect by appointment. Doctor's suburban home.

'Phone any time JX1869. DLAYER PIANO. Lady has a nearly new Pinver Nicholson's) for sale, cheap, with Rolls and Seat. Particulars, JA3619. RONISCH PIANO.

£69. cusy terms. SMALL MODEL. HANCOCK, Dulwich Hill. DIANO FOR SALE urgently, good instrument.

Rosewood, like new. £20 cash. 16 Morwick St. Strathfield, near station. THREE Piano Bargains, £5, £10.

for Sule AL Gift Prices, 213 George St. below Bride St. Player Piano, 3 years' use, cash £35, call till 8 p.m. 13 Australia St. Newtown.

ANTED, Limn. PIANO or Ruthven PLAYER, Flats, 68 for club, Anzac £13 Parade, to Kensington. FX1518. ANTED. Piano or Player.

State make and best price for spot cash to Box 2451MM, G.P.O.: or Ring M3402. ANTED. PLAYER, out of order no objection, suit golf club. Letters. Secretary, 57 Fern St.

Clovelly. FX6038. No dealers. Player. any condition.

no dealers. Burnett. Grocer, Penshurst. LU1354. ANTED, German or Beale Piano, suit Convent.

£10 to £30. 586 Crown St. Surry Hills. FL4406 ANTED. P.

Player Piano. State Avenue, price Gumen for Bav. spot cash. Mr. Gully.

Third WANTED. £35. Piano or FM1822. Player 1 Piano, High in. St, out Edgecliff.

order. FOR SALE. (Two lines (about 12 Saturday. THEATRE Chairs, reconditioned, any style, Bonnette, 6 Mallett St. Camperdown.

LM1866. MACHINES all makes Repaired. Needles. etc. A.

C. Grundy, 16 Goulburn Street. TARPAULIN, 10 8. near new, suit verandah. etc.

Stern's Tent Stores, 200 George St. To ARTHUR BUYERS E. OF LARGE STUTCHBURY. OFFICE 71 York SAFES. Street.

See BLANKETS all double wool. white Goldman, or grey. 214 single George St. TWo Hundred to 300 tons standing Wallis. dry.

Timber. main road. What offers? Bilpin. LIMITH Premier Typewriter. £3: Barlock.

£4: Remington Wahl, £30. Rebuilt 22 Hunter St DINGER ELECTRIC PORTABLE. No Risk. Thomson 646 George Street. GINGER HALF CABINET.

£4. no risk. Thomson corner George and Liverpool Streets. SINGER Dropheads, 300, equal new. from Thomson 646 George St, near Liverpool St.

SINGER Full Cabinet, Liverpool Thomson Street. 646 George Street. near KINGER SEWING MACHINES. £2, £3. £4.

PINNOCK. 72 Druitt St, opposite Town Hall. DROPHEAD. £7. £8.

£9. Town £10. PINNOCK. 72 Druitt St, opposite Hall. HITE.

New Home. Selecta, £5. PINNOCK. 72 Druitt 8t, opposite Town Hall. LECTRIC SEWING MACHINES.

all makes. PINNOCK, 72 Druitt opposite Town Hall. IMPERIAL Typewriter, Oliver. Portables. 25; Pox.

Rebuilt 22 Hunter St. EQUIPMENT, Filing Cabinets. Safes, Tables, Chairs, etc. 37 King St, city. STEEL SAFES, King Filing Cabinets, and Offce Furniture.

37 St, city NURNITURE FOR SALE OF WANTED, see HeadFURNITURE, ETC. INVALID CHAIRS, Cheap. PINNOCK. 72 Druitt 8t, opposite Town Hall. TYPEWRITERS for Hire, any make, week, month.

Omce Equipment 77 York St. OYAL TYPEWRITER, Bijou, Woodstock Hammond. £2. Rebuilt 22 Hunter St. AWN MOWERS, Garden Requisites, Fertilisers.

see Florists, Garden, and Farm Column. INVALID Chairs, new or cash, terms. or hire. Walcott, 88-90 Wentworth Ave. NAS and Fuel Stoves, West, Baths, King Coppers.

St, Newtown. Alpin's. 140 George St 93-99 BEAUTIFUL Mink Coat, £29. 'Phone, FL1469. ADDERS.

Extension, Steps, Trestles, Paperers' Tables. Kennett, 27 City Rd. Darlington. M3985 RON SAFES. all sizes, low prices.

C. A. WOOLF. Locksmith, 8 Hosking Place, city. B1401, THAIRS.

350, Folding, Wooden, Extra strong. p. Ring UL2709. TELEPHONES, Pedestals, Wall, Hand Bets. perfect.

Keep's, '305 Castlerengh St. EMINOTON Typewriters, £4, £6, £7: Hunter Corona, £7. Rebuilt 22 St. PADDING Machine MACHINES, Exchange, "Bonis." 74 America's Campbell St. latest.

TYPEWRITER, £6: Monarch, £6: Demountable £10. Rebuilt 22 Hunter St. CARPETS large sizes, from 108 Albert Road, Strathfield. UM8877. SOILED Car Covers.

87, 10 6, and roped, eyeletted. STERN'S Tent Stores, 200 George St. HOPPITTINGS of all kinds, new or used, cash or terms. Dupin, 725 George St, MA1374. THEATRE Seating, Shopfittings, all purposes.

Bert Sutton, 9 Parker St, Haymarket, M3650. LASS and Chrome Window Stands. Glass Cases. Robe Racks, Cases, Mirrors. 128 Hay St.

DERAMBULATORS, from Gondolas, at factory prices. Urquharts, 43 City Rd, Darlington. TYPEWRITER, private, owner, in perfect condition. reasonable. LW1889.

VARDBOARD and Clippings. waste, 20 drums weekly, free. Ring BW1488. DAINTERS' STEPS, Ladders, Planks, etc. Ring FX4666.

TICKEL Silent Salesman, 6t, complete with glass shelves. 185 Regent St, Redfern. SINGER Sewing Machine, with Electric Motor. dressmaker, perfect, accept E5, L.M1076 BED, new (Beard, Watson). Chest, good condition.

XU1412. FOR SALE. Purined Chicken lb. Feathers, for Beds, Australian Pillows. Feather Mills 40a Glebe Street, Glebe.

from 9d a Send for samples. ARTIFICIAL Hosiery, Limbs, Crutches, Trusses, Poot Arch Surgical Supports, Belts. Elas. GUYATT And CO. 257k George Street.

Sydney. 56 the Reliable House to Sell. Street, Buy, Quay or Hire Sewing 219 George 29 end. Late Q.V. Buildings.

B4876. MARQUEE, guaranteed TENT. 61t walls, ail gear, £4. used, Snap. good HARRY GOLDMAN.

214 George Street. LL MAKES SCALES. terms. J. W.

Wedderburn and Sons. 88 Liverpool St, doors George St. MA3614. Scale Adjustments and Repuirs a Speciality. STEEL SAFES and Strongroom Doors, Safes traded in and damaged ones repaired.

Security Safe 37 King Street, city. MA1106. LECTRICAL APPLIANCES, Magnetos, Pans, head- Fit. tings, Equipment, see Ins. Electrical.

Wireless, etc. ASH REGISTERS, lowest prices, easy terms. Our Second-hand Registers are factory built, and guaranteed. N.C.R. 20 York St.

B7917 TABLES and Accessories, Guns. Skates, Fishing. Tennis, Golf, Physical' Culture, see Sport, Sporting Requisites. TYPEWRITERS. Honest value and faithful service.

You are assured of both at Office Equipment Ltd, Grace Building, 77 York Street. EAKY ROOFS, Gutters, Tanks, Cisterns, Pipes, Troughs. Genuine, Plastic tin. Obtainable at Keeps, 305 Castlereagh St, near Goulburn St DOCKET Tucking Machines, 68-10: 51-10; 107W1. Overlock, Cutters, Benching.

SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE. 74 Campbell Street. MA3755. No shop rent. Vacuum Cleaner Exchange VACUUM CLEANERS, like new, guaranteed, cheap.

vice, 3rd floor. 214 Pitt St (next Lyceum). VINDOW Display Stands and Fittings, of all kinds. Adapto Parts, modern Chrome and Glass Building Parts. Dupin, 725 George St, MA1374.

1 AS STOVES, 6 Early Kooka, No. 12, all green enamel, as new, cheap to clear. BISHOP'S, 153 Broadway, near Grace (AS STOVE, 1 only, imported, latest automatic cooker. cabinet model. List price £55.

Special to-day, BISHOP'S, 153 Broadway. TATIONAL Cash Register, No. 736, oak, to £1. with tape. Gould's Private Hotel, 700 George St.

POSTS, 9d. Bit, stringybark, 8 3, 11d at stump, 6 Wood, ton. S. A. SPARGO, iPhone, 30.

Singer Cabinet De Luxe Model, guaranteed. Watson's, 161 Castlereagh St. 1OMPLETE Lot, comprising Millinery Cabinets, Stands, Mirrors, Office Fixtures, etc. 211 Forest Road, Hurstville. 2 chairs, lady's chair, electric clippers, mirrors, showcase, stool, steriliser, sign.

Apply 220 Boyce Road, Maroubra. GINGER to Drophead Sewing Machine, sacrifice, £2. Cush required. Worth inspection. 29 Clarendon Rd.

Stanmore. Cottage near station. FOR ALL SPORT AND SPORTING REQUISITES. See New Classification in the Amusement Column. MIREWOOD, stove and grate size, bone dry, no bark or rubbish.

a ton, delivered free all suburbs. Wholesale Wood Supply, FX6789, any hour. )FFICE SAFES. OPFICE SAFES. MILNER, TANNS, CYPRUS.

PRICE, RATNER, etc. ARTHUR E. STUTCHBURY, 71 York Street. number Junior Portables, TYPEWRITERS Distributors offer limited cash. terms.

SYDNEY PINCOMBE 48 Hunter Street, Sydney. B6158. LASS COUNTERS, Silent Salesmen, 6 and 8 It, good linoleum, modern Chrome Desk, Window Fittings. Shirt Stands, Floor Felt. Offers wanted.

CRITERION MERCERY 200 Pitt St. THEATRE CHAIRS. big lot. good condition, many styles, suit nall, church, club, waiting-room, barber, billiard, boot shop, inspect now. BONNETTE.

6 Mallett Street, Camperdown. LM1866 MART. English- made by Sullivan, Willams. Saville Row, London, dark grey, about size 5. Sell GEORGE, 820 George St.

Railway Square. DAYTON business. SCALES, new or rebuilt models, to Cash or easy terms to suit purchasers. Buy DIRECT from SOLE AGENTS. DAYTON SCALE 449 George Street.

'Phone, MA5751, M2341. ADIES and GENTLEMEN requiring WIGS or TOUPEES, consult Mr. A. B. Craig.

who will be pleased to give you full confidential information on matters of this kind. CRAIG and AITKEN. 654 George Street, Sydney. 'Phone, M6261. WASH REGISTERS SCALES, BACON SLICERS.

MILLS. MIXER, half new cost. Guaranteed Cash GLASS COUNTERS, TYPEWRITERS, COFFEE or terms. Complete Shopfitters. 533 George Street, MA4132.

Opposite Plaza Theatre, near Trocadero. DOWER Sewing Machines, Electric Cutters, for all purposes. Button Machines, Dies. Moulds. etc.

Domestic Machines and Portable Electric Machines and Motors. Belting, etc. COUVE. 162 Castlereach Street. M6874.

ELECTRIC CLEANER, used for all demonstrating purposes only. Good condition, and attachments. cash price, or £1 deposit weekly. F. WILKS and co.

'Phone, M6507. 124 Castlereagh Street. Sydney. CHOP FITTINGS AT HALF USUAL PRICES. THE EARL Bacon and Bread Cutters, from REBUILT COMPUTING SCALES.

all makes, sizes, GLASS COUNTERS. Display and Counter Cases. CAFE TABLES, Chairs, Glass Shelves, Cake Stands. HUMPHREY EARL 43-19 George St West. Sydney.

M6981 (2 lines. OF QUALITY. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. All Wanted Makes. 2 Years' Guarantee.

Give- CLEARANCE HALF-PRICE BARGAINS. Buy Direct from FACTORY. £2. £3. £4.

£5, £6. TYPEWRITER £7. £8. TRADING £9. to £14.

Trade Supplied. 41 Park St. next T.G. Safest Place to Buy, Hire. Exchange, Sell.

TACUUM CLEANERS. again offer the finest selection of Cleaners ever seen under one roof. 150 to choose from. Hoover, Electrolux, Eureka, these Cleaners before deciding or elsewhere, and be Silovac. from £4 terms.

Inspect convinced. Your visit will save at least £10. Guaranteed and Free Service with each machine. Showrooms, 261 Elizabeth Street, opposite Anzac Memorial near Foy's. MA7180.

Established 9 vears. ASH REGISTERS. SCALES. BACON CUTTERS. GLASS COUNTERS.

SODA FOUNTAINS. ETC. HARDY and ALLEN "THE SHOPFITTERS." A. HARDY (late PRINCIPAL and FOUNDER TELFER and cO.I, C. A.

ALLEN (late MANAGER Service 2 Division. National Cash Register Svdnev. vears at Factorv. Dayton. Ohio.

U.S.A.), GUARANTEED SHOP FITTINGS AT HALF COST. 587 GEORGE STREET (opposite A. Horderns'). 69 LIVERPOOL STREET. SYDNEY: and at Newcastle.

EWSPRINT. NEWSPRINT. TYPING. WRAPPING. DUPLICATING.

PRINTING. DRAFTING. All sizes available at our Paper-cutting Department. Fifth Floor, Building, 66 Pitt Street. Sydney.

Snecial Quotations Rail or Steamer. TYPEWRITERS ROYALS. NOISELESS. UNDERWOODS. REMINGTONS.

IMPERIALS. All machines specially selected. Thorouzhly reliable and guaranteed. Prices from Terms. SYDNEY PINCOMBE B6158.

48 Hunter Street, Sydney. Open Pridav Nichts. TYPEWRITERS. REBUILT. TYPEWRITERS.

We have now moved to larger premises on the 8th floor. GRACE BUILDING, thus retaining our proved policy of NO SHOP RENT. We are the ONLY Typewriter Warehouse in Sydney. and buying here vou buy on the best possible market. OUR PRICES CANNOT BE BEATEN.

Portable Standard. Office Machines any make, any size. Prices as low AS for good practice machines. Every typewriter in perfect mechanical order and guaranteed. Write.

or call. Sydney's largest Typewriter Warchouse, OFFICE EQUIPMENT PTY. 8th FLOOR. GRACE BUILDING. 77 YORK ST.

Established over 20 rears. I MA6599 13 lines). TYPEWRITERS. TYPEWRITERS. SYDNEY'S LARGEST SHOP DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO GUARANTEED REBUILTS.

New Stocks just arriving. A few SPECIMEN BARGAINS selected from hundreds available to vou. Royal Standard. like new, £10. elsewhere.

£18: Remington. No. 12 Model. £9. £20: Underwood.

£6. elsewhere £10: Remington. No. 10 Model. £5.

elsewhere £10: L. C. Smith. £5. elsewhere £13: British Imperial.

£7. elsewhere £14. Other Machines from £2. You cannot heln saving money on these Bargains. Fully guaranteed.

Call, 'phone, or write. Sydney's Largest Typewriter Emporium. 73 King Street (between George and York Streets). Open Friday Night. STANDARD TYPEWRITER and EQUIPMENT 'Phone.

MA164C. FURNITURE, ETC. (Two lines (about 12 words). Saturday. A SPECIAL AT BARGAIN CLEARANCE PRICES.

TRADE- CASH, IN OR FURNITURE GORDON'S EASY TERMS. Stained Walnut Wardrobes, from Kitchen Dressers, from Oak Bedroom Suite, from Kitchen Chairs, from Stained Walnut Dressing Table, from 4ft 6in Oak Beds. from Odd Easy Chairs, Kitchen C. Tables, from 3-plece Lounge Suite, in damask, from Linoleum Remnants, 36in wide, from per yard Linoleum and Congo Remnants, 72in wide, from per yard 4ft 6in Wire Mattresses, from each Seagrass Lounge, from R. H.

GORDON and CO. LTD. 569-581 George Street. SYDNEY. M2931 (6 lines).

OFFICE FURNITURE, OFFICE FURNITURE. WE WILL TRADE-IN. YOUR OLD OFFICE FURNITURE and SAFES. OUR SPACIOUS SHOWROOMS. Only Address, 71 YORK STREET, between King and Barrack Sts.

ARTHUR STUTCHBURY and CO, LTD. TURNITURE TO BE SOLD BEFORE SATURDAY. ON VIEW TO-DAY FROM 9 TILL 5. An opportunity seldom occurring to secure Super grade SLIGHTLY-USED FURNITURE. A.

G. JONES has instructions to sell A very fine Home of General Furniture TO-DAY. YOU WILL MAKE ENORMOUS SAVINGS. Corner Oxford-College Sts. opposite R.

Brasch's. TARPETS. BARGAINS. Axminsters, 12 9, TO-DAY, 3 Axminsters. 10.

10.6 9, TO-DAY, Specials. 9 6 7.6, TO-DAY, from 8 Large Carpets, wonderful value Beautiful Chinese Carpets, CHEAP. Wiltons, all sizes. Drastically reduced. REGAL.

Floor State Shopping Block. Market Street. FPICE PURNITURE OFFICE FURNITURE. Roll-top Desks, Partnership Desks. Full Polished Desks.

Revolving Chairs. Bookcases. Stationery Presses. Factory Tables. Steel bites.

C. JARRETT. 9-11 Hamilton St. city B4976. CONTENTS large Bungalow, Modern FURNITURE.

Bedrooms. Lounge, Dining. and Kitchen, Hall Furnishing. Linoleum, etc. Chevrolet Master 6.

100 Petersham Road, Marrickville, 3 doors rear St. Clement's Church tram stop. OWBOYS. CARPETS, KITCHEN CABINETS. At previously unheard-of prices, Lowboys from Carpets from Kitchen Cabinets.

from There is no place in Sydney to equal A. G. Jones, Oxford -College 8ts, opposite R. Brasch's ATTRACTIVE Cabinet, Jacobean excellent Chairs, condition, Traymobile, reason- able private offer. Room 5, 17 Bond Street, city.

Call Frigay or Inform Caretaker, CHAiRS, strong. Austrian style. Theatre Chairs. 100. good condition.

cheat. Bonnetta, 6 Mallett Street, Camperdown. SIX CEDAR CHAIRS, in perfect order. 335 King Street. Newtown.

CARPET, 13 10, Woollahra, perfect, 2nd section cost Bellevue 36 Bathurst St, tram. FFICE FURNITURE, including Filing Cabinet and Office Safe. 37 King OUNGE SUITE (Tapestry), £12: Wireless, Carpets, sell cheap, perfect order. 3883, Herald. LUk YOUR OFFICE FURNITURE, MJV23.

THOMAS T. STUTCHBURY 3330 PITT ST. Mahogany and Cedar Furniture for sale. 125 Military Road, Neutral Bay. Relatives and Friends of Mr.

W. H. LINGARD- Mr. and Mrs. GEE.

of Concord, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. of Arncliffe, Mr.

and Mrs. A. R. REETHAN, Eastwood, Mr. and Mrs.

H. V. LINGA Lakemba, and Mrs. GORDON STEWART. of Rooty Hill, and PAMILIES.

invited to attend Funeral of his beloved WIFE. their MOTHER. SISTER, and GRANDMOTHER, Susan Mary gard-Wells, to leave our Chapel. Railway Parade, Burwood. THIS THURSDAY, at 2.30 p.m., for wood Crematorium.

WOOD COPPILL LIMITED. Relatives and Friends of the late WILLIAM MANLEY. late of 10 Riley Street. Enst Sydney, are kindly invited to attend Funeral: to leave Reliance Parlours, 57 Flinders Street, Darlinghurst, THIS DAY. THURSDAY, 69 p.m., for Catholic Cemetery, Botany, RELIANCE MOTOR FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

'Phone. F1481. OBER V. OBERDORF Funeral leave of the our late Chapel, I ERNST 810 George Street, city. THIS (Thursday) MORNING, 11 o'clock, for South Head Cemetery.

WOOD COFFILL LIMITED. Mass for the repose of the soul of the late ANNIE O'NEILL will be brated in All Hallows Church. Fivedock, TOMORROW MORNING. at 9 o'clock. Tha Funeral will leave immediately after Mass for Rook wood Cemetery, WOOD COFFILL LIMITED.

-The Funeral of the late Mrs. EMILY O'NEILL will leave 128 Tennyson Road. Mortlake. THIS THURSDAY, at 2.30 p.m., for Catholio Cemetery, Rookwood. WOOD COFFILL LIMITED.

'The Relatives and Friends of Mrs. OSBORN and FAMILY are invited to attend the Funeral of her beloved HUSBAND and their FATHER, John Oliver, late 13th A.1.F: the Private Chapel of Motor Funerals Limited, 30 City Road, city, THIS MORNING. Pt o'clock, for the Crematorium, Northern Suburh, M6277. FUNERALS LIMITED. A.F.D.A., 30 City Road, city.

DARKYNS. -The Relatives and Friends of Mrs. kindly MAY invited to PARKYNS attend and Mr. DAN PARKYNS are HUSBAND the Funeral of her beloved and his FATHER. Henry to leave Nest.

Chapel, 244 Pacife Highway. Crow' Funeral Cemetery, THIS THURSDAY. at 2 o'clock, for Brooklyn Hawkesbury River. WALTER BRUCE. XB1923.

Crow's Nest. RICHARDS, The Funeral of the late BERNARD linghurst, late of 13 Little West Street. will leave the Kinsela Chapels, Oxford DAY, after service to commence Darlinghurst, at de 3 THIS for the Street, Taylor Square, Church of England Cemetery, Botany. p.m., CHARLES KINSELA 'Phones. Oxford FLA136-7-8.

Street, Taylor Square. Darlinghurst. The Reintives and Friends of the late CHARLOTTE PHOEBE ROSS are invited to attend Bankstown, her Funeral: to leave 60 McCawley Avenue. THIS AFTERNOON. after service commencing at 2.15 o'clock, for the Church of England Cemetery, Randwick.

LABOR MOTOR FUNERALS, LIMITED, UL1668. South Terrace, Bankstown. FEDERAL The (Freda) Relatives and Friends of Mrs. LESLIE, and PATRICIA. ROWLES, 143 and of ARTHUR, Bondi, are kindly invited of to Glen the Ayr Avenue, her attend Funeral Roy beloved John: HUSBAND and their dear FATHER.

Bond! Wilfred Beach. THIS to leave St. Anne's Shrine, (Thursday) AFTERNOON. RL Requiem Mass for the Catholic repose of Cemetery, his soul will Waverlev. be o'clock, for the celebrated at 8 o'clock.

T. DIXON A.F.D.A. F2413, FX1569, and FL2859. DOWLES. -The Relatives and Friends of Mr.

GEORGE and Mrs. G. H. ROWLES. Mr.

and Mrs. ROWLES. and Mr. 'and Mrs. NORMAN ROWLES are kindly invited to attend the Funeral their beloved SON and BROTHER, Roy Wilfred John.

For details see above notice. T. DIXON PTY. 1TD. A USSELL.

Requiem for the rebase nf the soul of the late WILLIAM RUSSELL. will ha celebrated in Our Lady of Dolours Church. Chatswood. TO-MORROW MORNING. at o'clock.

The Funeral will leave the Church immediately after Mass for Northern Suburbs Cemetery. WOOD COFFILL LIMITED. Relatives and Friends of Mrs. HARRY RUSSELL. of 88 Railway Avenue, more, beloved ate invited to attend the Funeral of her HUSBAND; to leave T.

J. Andrews's Funeral Chapel, 23 Enmore Road, Newtown, THIS DAY. service commencing at 1.45 p.m., for the torium, Rookwood. T. J.

ANDREWS. A.F.D.A., 'Phones: 12873, etc. 21-25 Enmore Road, Newtown. -The Board Members and of the AUSTRALIAN PROTESTANT CIETY are invited to attend the Funeral ORPHANS' SO. For late esteemed Secretary, HARRY ROKES RUSSELI further particulars see family notice.

A. CHAMPION. President. the PAST The MISTRESSES CHAPTER and Members, of kindly requested to attend the Funeral of No. Wor.

1 Bro. ATA RUSSELL, dearly loved HUSBAND of Wor. Sister RUSSELL, L. See WEEKLY. family notice for particulars.

I.P.M. W.M.: H. REID. SeC requested to attend Funeral Knights, of R.B.P. our 319, InTA ar4 Sir Registrar.

H. R. RUSSELL. For particulars see family notice. P.

O. DALLIMORE, W.S.K and Members of the are kindly POLITAN BLUE DEGREE CHAPTER. L.O.L.. late Wor. H.

R. RUSSELL. See family invited to attend the Funeral notice, Sis. V. KIMBER, W.M.

Sis. A. SOUTH, Sec. -LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION OP N.S.W.- Officers and Members of Grand Lodge V. are invited to attend the Puneral Wor.

of the data Brother H. R. RUSSELL, THIS DAY. Family Notice for particulars. L.

W. TREVENAR, R.W.G..M. J. W. SPAIN.

G. Secretary. USSELL. -METROPOLITAN PAST MASTERS and Members of the above Chapter are requested to attend the Funeral of their late Secretary, V. Wor.

Brother R. R. RUSSELL, THIS DAY. See Family Notice for particulars. L.

W. TREVENAR, W.M. 303. DAUGHTERS OF BOYNE. -Officers and Members of the above Lodge are respectfully requested to attend the Funeral of Wor.

Bro. Russell, beloved HUSBAND of L. RUSSELL. See family notice. Regalia.

Wor. Sister D. ANDREW. W.M.: S. STEWART.

Sreretary, LODGE are requested to attend the of NI Funeral of The Oflicers and Members DIST. their late Secretary. Wor. Bro. RUSSELL.

from T. J. Andrews's Parlours. Time and particulars see family notice H. E.

FRANCIS. COATI. P.D.M. W.D.M. HEARER.

The Relatives and Friends of Mrs. MARTHA JANE SHEARER. Mr. and Mrs. WATERFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs. H. BENNETT, Mr. and Mrs.

ROBERT SHEARER and PAMILIES. ciso Misses META. EILEEN. KATHLEEN. and Muster TORRENS SHEARER.

are invited to attend the Funeral of her dearly beloved HUSBAND and loving FATHER. FATHER-IN-LAW, and FATHER, Samuel Shearer: to leave his late restdence, 52 Station Street. Mortdale. THIS AF. Woronora.

TERNOON, at 2.30 o'clock, for the Crematorium, By request, no flowers. LABOR MOTOR FUNERALS LIMPIED, 24 Enmore Road. 'Phones. L2777 12 Newtown. SHIPWRIGHTS Members above Union are invited to attend Funeral SHEARER.

of their late esteemed Member, SAMUEL For details see Family Notice. R. G. HERIOT. President.

R. S. JACKSON, Secretary. LABOR' MOTOR FUNERALS, LIMITED. HEARER.

N.S.W. LODGE WORONORA No. 414. U.G The Officers and Members of the above Lodge are requested to attend the Funeral of further their esteemed Brother, SAMUEL SHEARER. For particulars see above notice.

C. H. FRANCIS. W.M.: A. MEGSON.

Secretary. -The Funeral of the late WILLIAM TREMATIC SHIELDS will leave our Mortuary Chapel, 810 George Street. Sydney, THIS DAY, at 2 p.m.. for South Head Cemetery, WOOD COFFILL LIMITED. The Relatives and Friends of MARY.

CHARLIE. and WILLIE are kindly invited to attend the Funeral of their dearly beloved MOTHER. Amelia Jane Smith. late of Gladesville: place THIS DAY, at 3.20 p.m., in the Catholio Cemetery, Field of Mars. REGINALD W.

HILTON, Funeral Director, UX7850. 20 Auburn Road. Auburn. STEWART. The Funeral of the late Mrs.

ANNIM from The STEWART, Hermitage, of Cote Ballard Dor, Pokolbin, will move Street, West land. on THURSDAY AFTERNOON. at 2 o'clock. for the Church of England Cemetery. Rothbury.

FRY BROS. The Relatives and Friends of the late ALICE HAWKINS TAYLOR are invited to attend her Funeral: leave Premier Funeral Parlours, 64 Walker Street, North Sydney, THIA AFTERNOON, at 1.15 o'clock, for the Crematorium, Northern Suburbs. By request. no flowers. LABOR MOTOR, FUNERALS LIMITED, Enmore Road, 'Phones, L2777 (2 linest.

Newtown. The Funeral of the late THOMAS HENRY TUNSTALL will take place THIS ING. RE 10 o'clock. "section Church of England Cemetery. Rookwood.

12. Friends meet at graveside. MOTOR FUNERALS LIMITED, A.F.D.A.. 401 Pacific Highway, Crow's Nest. XB3327.

ELLS. The Funeral of the late CHARLES FREDERICK SEYMOUR WELLS, late A.I.F left 011F Chatswood Chapel, corner Orchard Road and Brown Street, Chatswood, on Wednesday, 13th for private Cremation at Northern Suburbs. WOOD COFFILL LIMITED. EST. The Funeral of the late REBECCA JANE WEST will leave Rederoft, Ferdinand Street, Hunter's Hill.

after a service, commencing at 10 a.m.. for Congrezational Cemetery, wood CREMATION AT ROOK WOOD OR NORTHERN SUBURBS. For all information consult an Undertaker. information and literature will be forwarded any address on application OFFICES, (o 19 CREMATION BLIGH STREET. SYDNEY.

Telephone, BW1615: after hours, XL1349, CREMATION. WORONORA CREMATORIUM. SUTHERLAND. Bee any Undertaker for information and booklet 'Phone, CREMATION BW6518. OFFICE, 2-12 After Carrington 80 Sydney.

hours, LY2201,.