1939 AND WARM. CIGARETTE PAPERS CIGARETTE PAPERS NO. 26,418. BIRTHS. CONOLLY.
-On December 17, A Mercy Hospital, to Jennie, wife of Lucius O'B. Conolly--a son (Nicholas Francis). Both well. LENDY (nee May Nelson). -On December 13, at Bethesda, to Mr.
and Mrs. daughter (May Edna), Both well. LECKIE (nee -On December 15, at St. George's Hospital, Kew, to Emmie, the wife of Gordon Leckie a son. POCKMAN.
-On Saturday, December 16, at Mercy Hospital, Melbourne, to Mr. and Mrs. Philly Rockman, Lodge, 10 Dudley-street, Brighton--twins (Jennifer and Sandra). SEXTON (Doreen Mandeville St. George's Hospital, Kew, on December 15, to Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Sexton, Tarrangower. Meadow Creek, via Bobinawarrah, Victoria--a daughter (Mary Doreen).
BIRTHS. DEATHS. THE Engagement is announced of Hazel Eugenie, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.
L. Carey, 125 Wheatley-road, Ormond, to Neil James, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. F. A.
Sterling, 37 Bank-street, Ascot Vale. MARRIAGES. Golden Weddings. ENGAGEMENTS. December 17 1889, by Rev.
Father Delaney, at St. Patrick's Cathedral, Ballarat, Michael Ottenson, of Es. tonia, to A Mary Ann Schwambach, of Ballarat. Present Address: 12 Barrett-street, Albert Park. and Mrs.
C. L. Moyes announce with pleasure the 50th Anniversary of their marriage, celebrated by Rev. A. Jolly at Neerim on December 18, 1889.
Present Address: Neerim South. DEATHS. December 16. at her residence, 21 Ramsay-avenue, East Kew, E.5, Ellen Barbara, dearly loved wife of James Robert, loving mother of Myrtle (Mrs. Becker), William, Ivan and Carleen, aged 63 years.
At rest. A ALFORD. -On December 16, at her residence, 21 Ramsay- A -avenue, East Kew, Ellen Barbara. the loving mother of Myrtle (Mrs. Becker), beloved mother-in-law of J.
Becker and loving nana of Elaine. A wonderful mother at rest. December 17, at her residence. 9 Liddiard-street, Glenferrie, Katherine Anne Anspach, beloved mother of Laura (Mrs. Stone), loving grandma of Lindsay, Ronald and Valerie Stone.
Sweet peace, the gift of God's love. ANSPACH. -On December 17, at Glenferrie, Katherine Anne Anspach, loving sister of Fred, Brandt (deceased), Ernest (deceased), Albert (deceased) and Louise (Mrs. Lawrence, of Sydney), At rest. BALLARD.
December 16. at her residence, Miranda-road, Reservoir, N.19, Alice Maud, beloved wife of Henry Matthew, loved mother of Harry, Charles and Olive (Mrs. R. Taylor), aged 72 years. No mourning by quest.
With Christ, which 15 far better. Beloved by all. December 16, at his residence, 6 Thomas-street, Preston, N.18, James nard, aged 72 years. On December 16, at Royal Melbourne Hospital, Richard James (Dick) (late A.I.F.), dearly beloved husband of Gladys Bee, loving father of Roma, Norman and Ronald, aged 65 years. Peacefully slecping.
December 15, nt the Alfred Hospital, Walter George, the dearly beloved husband of Bertha Lillian Besant, of Kingstonroad, Heatherton, and loving father of Jean (Mrs. Baker) and Hazel, aged 54 ven.s. December 15, at the residence of her sister, Mrs. A. E.
Worland, 53 Wellerstreet, Geelong West, Eliza Charlotte, beloved wife of E. F. Bieske, of Avoca; loving daughter of Mrs. A. M.
Rawson and the late J. K. Rawson, and loving sister of Minnie (Mrs. R. Bieske), Maude (Mrs.
A. E. Worland), Annie (Mrs. P. Johnston), Daisy (Mrs.
H. Hadden), John, James (deceased), Horace, Arthur, Ernest and Rudolph. Blessed are the pure in heart, 101 they shall see Cod. December 16 (suddenly), at her residence, 213 Scotchmer-street, North Fitzroy, Lily, beloved wife of the late Harry William Blackman, loving mother of Edna and Keith, aged 47 years. December 16.
at A private hospital, Glen Iris, Annie, the dearly beloved wife of the late Nicholas, and loving mother of Demetre Blassen, aged 90 years. BOAG. -On December 17, Robert Boag (of Yarrawonga), the dearly beloved husband of Janet Boag, and loved father or Jean, Olive, Bob, Margaret, Gordon, Donald, Malcolm and Jack (deceased), aged 53 years. At rest. December 15, at her residence, 8.
Southey-street, Kensington, Norah, beloved wife of John Bourke, dearly loved mother of John (deceased), aged 78 years. Late of Colac. R.I.P. December 16, at Allanbee, Mirboo (suddenly), Walter. the dearly loved husband of the late Moreno loving, father Walter, William, Arthur, Jack, Dorrie, Harold, Jean, Alan, Ray, Leslie and Olive, loving brother of Jim.
Jack (deceased), William (deceased), Bert, Emma and Arthur. Sadly missed. BURKINSHAW. -On December 17, at Maryborough Hospital, William John, brother of Mary Ann, Henry, Claude, Emily, Alfred, Frank, Fred. Adeline and Percy, aged 81 years.
Private interment. December 17, Ida, the beloved youngest daughter of Elizabeth and the Inte George Burston. No flowers, by request. Remains at John Allison's Parlors, 94 Victoria-street, Richmond. December 16, at his residence, 29 Ridley -street, Sunshine, Edward, beloved husband of the late Lucinda Calnan, and loving father of Ruby (Mrs.
H. Burley), Alberta (Mrs. R. Hanion), Irene (Mrs. C.
Sloan), Talbot (Ted), Vera (Mrs. M. O'Shannassy), Charles, Iris (Mrs. E. Vivian), Alicen (Mrs.
L. Swan), Bernard and Clare (Mrs. G. Carse), aged 79 years. Late of Talbot.
Rest in peace. CHARLWOOD. -On December 15, at 207 Victoriaparade, Fitzroy, Ethel May, loved daughter of the late Charles Joseph and Emily Mary Charlwood. December 16, at her residence, 22 Louise-avenue, Mont Albert, Bridget, beloved wife of John Clancy, beloved mother of John (deceased), Harry, Nell. John (deceased), Margaret, Frank and Vincent, aged 73 years.
R.I.P. Private interment. On December 14, At Tatura B.N.A. Hospital, George Herbert, eldest son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Collie, of Byrneside and loving brother of Robert, Leslie, Gertrude (Mrs. Richards), Gilbert, Rupert, Eric, Frederick, Richard, aged 61 years. Loved by all. -On December 16, at her residence, 84 Park-street. Moonce Ponds, Annie Maria, relict of the late Walter Davies, and mother of Ada, Nell (Mrs.
Pinchen), Walter and Fred. At rest. December 16, at St. Vincent's Hospital, Myrtle Vera, the dearly beloved wife of John Davies. 5.
Woodside-street, North Fitzroy, loved sister of Daisy (Mrs. F. Hailes) and Jack Cull, aged 46 years. Peace, perfect peace. December 15, at his residence, 272 Esplanade East, Port Melbourne, Alexander, loved husband of the late Minnie and father of William (deceased), Alice (Mrs.
Caton) and Ernest (deceased), aged 79 years. Privately interred December 16. December 17, at private hospital. Richmond, Mary Ann, dearly beloved wife of the late Josiah, loved mother of Emma, Flora (deceased), Peter (deceased), Allan (deceased), Hilda, Winifred (deceased), Flora, Sarah, Josiah and Arthur. aged 74 years.
At rest. December 17, at 35 Addisonstreet, Moonee Ponds. Elizabeth, relict of the late James Finnerty, and loving mother of Mary Anna (Mrs. Dwyer), aged 70 years. Late of Tocumwal and Benaila.
Requiescat in pace. FORSYTH. -On December 16, Archibald, late of 13. Lennox-street, Moonee Ponds, beloved husband of the late Sarah Elizabeth Forsyth, loving brother of John (Romsey), Catherine (Mrs. J.
N. Shaw, deceased), and Mary (Mrs. Jenkins, Carlton), aged 77 years. PORSCH. -On December 16, at 8 Bell-street, Richmond, Sarah, the dearly loved wife of Julius Forsch.
loved mother of Ethel (deceased), William, Charles (deceased) and Doris, loved grandma of Doris, Charlie, Edmund, Percy, William. Victor, Douglas, John and Merna, and loving great-grandmother of Desmond. Privately interred. On December 16, at her daughter's residence, 8 Bell-street, Richmond, Sarah, dearly loved sister of Tottle, also dearly loved aunt of Ettle, Muriel, Marie. Loved hy all.
-Inserted by her loving sister, Mrs. L. Dunbier, 7 Hopkins -street, Richmond. FRAZER. -On December 17, at the residence her son-In-law.
Mr. John Ilott, 597 Highstreet, East Prahran, Sarah Catherine Frazer, the loved mother of Nellie (Mrs. J. Ilott), Hugh (deceased) and Michael Collins, and loved grandma of Edward, Lucy (Mrs. D.
J. of Eldridge) John, and James Ilott, and great -grandma Maureen and Barbara, in her 82nd year. R.I.P. 10 December 17, at his residence, No. Charles, Lucan-street, Caulfeld North, William dearly loved husband of the late Ida, and devoted father of William and David.
Toorak, Esther December 10, at 34 Bruce-street, Bell, widow William Harrison George, and daughter of the late Rev. Samuel and Sarah Anne Chapman. Private cremation. Prankston, -On December 16, at a private hospital, James, dearly beloved husband of the late Winifred Gill, and loving father of Daisy, Lorna, William, Madge, James, Beryl and aged 77 years. -On December 17, at her home 103 dearly loved wife of John Elsie Alexander Elizabeth, Grant, Richmond, loved Jessie, mother of Phyliss (Mrs.
co*ckrell), Mother at rest. Jean, Alma, Merle and Dorothy. Nettle, Richmond, Mrs. December 17, at 103 Murphy -street, (Mrs. co*ckrell) Grant, and loving son-in-law, mother of Leonard.
PhylPeacefully sleeping. tal, Brighton, -On December 16, at private hospiBoyd Willis, son of the late Linn and Sarah Hargrove, Aged 74 years. hospital, HURLATONE. -On December 15, at private ter of the late Alfred and Carrie, Mary youngest Huristone. daugh of Camberwell, terred South Preston, Brighton aged 75 years.
Privately Cemetery, December 10. Hospital, On December 16. At Prince Henry's HUDSON. Edward Margery, Margaret dearly Hudson, loved of only 34 daughter Candystreet, Northcote, aged 7 years. The Registered at G.P.O., Melbourne, for Transmission by Post as a Newspaper, SHIPPING.
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Office, 390 FLINDERS-STREET. Telephone, Office M1411. Wharf Office, Lorimer-street. MX1196. FUNERAL NOTICES.
-Friends of the late Mr. JAMES E. are respectfully informed that his remains will be interred in the Preston Cemetery. The funeral is appointed to leave his residence, 6 Thomas-street, Preston, THIS DAY (Monday), December 18, at 2 p.m. HENRY J.
R. LEWIS. Funeral Director, 154 Johnston-street, Fitzroy; 658 High-street, Regent. Phone, J1066. BEE (DICK) Friends (late of the A.I.F.), late are RICHARD respectfully JAMES formed that his remains will be laid to rest in the Fawkner Cemetery.
The funeral will leave his residence, 12 James-street, Richmond, THIS DAY (Monday), at 3.30 p.m. ARMSTRONG and WHITTLE (late A.I.F.), 215 Glenferrie-road, Malvern. U2443, U2151. -The Friends of the late Mr. WALTER GEORGE BESANT, of -road.
Heatherton, are respectfully invited to follow his remains to the place of interment, the Cheltenham Cemetery, Charman-road. The funeral will leave the funeral parlor of W. D. Rose and Son, December 18. at 11 o'clock a.m.
Charman-rond, Cheltenham, THIS DAY (Monday), W. D. ROSE and SON, Funeral Directors, 241 Charman-road, Cheitenham. Phone 42 Chelt. CHELTENHAM BRANCH, No.
The Officers and Members of the apove Lodge are respectfully invited to follow the remains of their beloved WALTER GEORGE BESANT, to the place of interment, the Cheltenham Cemetery, Charmin-road. The funeral will leave the funeral parlor of W. D. Rose and Son, Charman-road, Cheltenham, THIS DAY (Monday), December 18, at 11 o'clock a.m. S.
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D. ROSE and SON, Funeral Directors. Friends of the late Mr. WHITNEY BIRD are respectfully requested to follow his remains to the Spring Vale Cemetery. The funeral 15 appointed to leave Bathurst and Decker's Chapel, corner Glen Huntly and Kooyong roads.
Cauineld, THIS DAY (Monday), December 18, at p.m. BATHURST and DECKER, A.F.D.A. (Inte A.I.F.), Funeral Directors, Caulfield. Phone LF6337. Friends of the late Mrs.
BLACKMAN are respectfully informed that her funeral will leave her residence, 213 Scotchiner-street, North Fitzroy, THIS (Monday) AFTERNOON, at 3.30, for the place of interment, the Spring Vale Cemetery. JOSEPH ALLISON PTY. Funeral Directors, 678 Mt. Alexander-road, Moonce Ponds. Phone FU5451.
Friends of the late Mrs. ANNIE BLASSEN Are informed that her remains will be interred in the Brighton Cemetery, The funeral 1s appointed to move from W. G. Apps and Sons Pty. Ltd.
chapel, 395 High-street, St. Kilda, THIS DAY (Monday), December 18, at 11 o'clock. APPS and SONS PTY. Funeral Directors. LA1271 (2 lines).
BOAG, The are respectfully inFriends of the late Mr. ROBERT vited to follow his remains to the place of interment, the Fawkner Cemetery. The funeral 13 appointed to leave the mortuary of W. G. Raven, 227 Smith-street, Fitzroy, THIS DAY (Monday), December at 4 p.m.
W. G. RAVEN, Funeral Director. Head omce, Phone J2225. Mass for the Repose of the Soul of the late Mrs.
NORAH BOURKE will be celebrated at Holy Rosary Church, Gowerstreet, Kensington, TO-DAY (Monday), December 18, at 7 a.m. The funeral will leave the Church At 10 a.m. for the Fawkner Cemetery, A. V. TOBIN PTY.
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FUNERAL NOTICES. Friends of the late Miss IDA BURST BURSTON ON TO (late of Alto-avenue, are respectfully Informed that her remains will be interred in the New Melbourne Cemelery, Fawkner. The funeral will leave John Allison's Parlors, 94 Victoria -street, Richmond. TOMORROW (Tuesday) AFTERNOON, December 19. at 2 o'clock.
No flowers. by request. JOHN (ROY ALLISON, Funeral Director. Head Office, Richmond. J1003 and J3419.
CA WARD -The CALNAN Friends are of the respectfully late Mr. invited ED- to follow his remains to the place of interment, the Footscray Cemetery. The funeral is appointed to leave his residence, 29 Ridley-street, Sunshine. THIS DAY (Monday), December 18, at 2 p.m. HERBERT KING and SONS, Funeral Directors, corner of Albert and Paisley streets, Footscray.
Phone Footscray 25. Friends of the late ETHELI MAY CHARLWOOD are informed that her funeral will leave her home, 207 Victoria -parade, Fitzroy, THIS DAY (Monday), December 18, at 10.30 a.m., for the Melbourne General Cemetery, Carlton. A. A. SLEIGHT PTY.
LTD. MX4626 (3 lines). BERTRAM DAVIES (accidentally drowned at The Friends of the late HENRY Inverloch) are invited to follow his remains to the place of interment, the Coburg Cemetery. The funeral is appointed to leave his residence, 15 Grice-street, Essendon, THIS DAY (Monday), at 2 p.m. KNOX Undertakers, Wonthaggl.
DAVIES. -The respectfully Friends invited of to Mr. follow JOHN the remains DAVIES of his dearly beloved wife, Myrtle Vera, to the place of interment, the Melbourne Cemetery, Carlton. The funeral will leave his residence, 5 Woodside-street, North Fitzroy, THIS DAY (Monday), December 18, at 2 p.m. R.
ROBSON, Funeral Director, corner wick-street and St. George's-rond. North Fitzroy. Telephone JW2345. Friends of the late MARY ANN FARRER are respectfully informed that her funeral will leave her residence, 162 Lord-street.
Richmond. THIS (Monday) AFTERNOON, at o'clock, for the place of interment in the Burwoed Cemetery. RAYBOULDS PTY. 6 Cecil-street, Prahran. LA1017.
Friends of the late Mr. ARCHIBALD FORSYTH Are respectfully informed that his funeral will leave the parlors of Joseph Allison Pty. 678 Mt. Alexanderroad, Moonee Ponds, THIS (Monday) MORNING, st 11 o'clock, for the Pawkner Cemtery. JOSEPH ALLISON PTY.
Funeral Directors, Moonee Ponds. FU5451, of the late Mrs. SARAH CATHERINE FRAZER are informed that her remains will be interred in the St. Kilda Cemetery. The funeral will move from the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, High -street, Armadale.
TO-MORROW (Tuesday), December 19, At 11 A.m. HERBERT KING and SONS, Funeral Directors, Lennox-street, Richmond. Phones J3462, J2815. -The CHARLES Friends of PYSHE the (Mus. late Mr.
Bac.) WILare informed that his remains will be interred in the Brighton Cemetery. The funeral 15 appointed to move from his residence, No. 10 Lucan -street, Caulfeld North, THIS DAY (Monday), December 18, at 2.30 o'clock. APPS and SONS PTY. Funeral Directors.
LA1271 (2 lines). -THE COMPANIONS OF THE LIC SCHOOLS CHAPTER are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of their companion, WILLIAM CHARLES FYSHE, leAVing his residence, 10 Lucan -street, Caulneld, at 2.30 p.m. THIS DAY (Monday), Arriving at the Brighton Cemetery, GORDON at 2.15 D. p.m... Age LIBRARY DEC 18 1939.
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and Mrs. Henry Alexander Johnston, of 45 Elliott-avenue. Carnegie, and loved sister of Dorothy, aged 18 years. At rest. On December 17.
(suddenly), Alexander, the dearly beloved nusband of Lucy Johnstone, of 20 Harker-street, North Melbourne, and loving father of Alice (Mrs. G. Edwards), Alex, Alf, Bob, Elsie, Rose (Mrs. R. Murray), Edward and Linda, aged 60 years.
At rest. KELLY. -On December 16, at his residence, 94 Park-street, West Brunswick, Matthew William, dearly beloved husband of Lydia Kelly, devoted father of Matt and Jack, loved brother of Mary (Mrs. Regan) and Ida (Mrs. Wilson), Rest in peace.
December 16, at St. Vincent's Hospital, Rose Phyllis, of 95 Greville-street. Prahran, dearly beloved daughter of the late Charles and Jane Kelynack, loved sister of Julia (deceased), Frederick (deceased), Albert (deceased, of Dingy Stores), James (deceased), Thomas (deceased), William (deceased) and Annie, late of Long Gully, Bendigo. At rest. December 16, at the residence of her daughter (Mrs.
Davison), 18 Horne-street, East Brunswick, Eliza, beloved wife of the late David. and loving mother of Eric, William, Priscilla (Mrs. Mahistedt), Daisy (Mrs. Davi501) and Lyle (deceased), Late of Stawell and Wonthaggi. December 16, at Austin Hospital, Mary, elder daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. A. Leys, of Evansford, loved sister of Margaret (Mrs. Coster, of Loch), Charlio (Bulla), May (Mrs. Coster, Lysterfeld), James (Moonee) Ponds), Nellie (Mrs.
A. Boyd, Garden Vale), aged 80 years. Peace, perfect peace. LYONS. -On December 17, Elizabeth Lyons, late of 144 Canning-street, Carlton.
Privately interred at Melbourne. -On December 17, at 13 Taylor-street, Moonee Ponds, Mysie (late of sey), loved sister of Charles MacKinnon. December 16, at Amelia Annie, beloved wife of Albert Edward May, of 63 Hunter-street, West Brunswick, and loving mother of Roger, loved mother-in-law of Mavis, and frond grandma of Geoffrey and Glenda, aged 61 years. The peace of God. On December 14, at his residence, Waggarandall, Charles Albert, beloved husband of Jobanna McLaughlin, and loving father of John and Leo (Waggarandall), Edward (deceased), Bridget (Sacred Heart Convent, Rose Bay), Francis and Enie (Waggarandall), aged 72 years.
R.I.P. 15, Irene Erniste (Jack), beloved youngest daughter of the late Daniel and Bridget McLean, and loved sister of Ethel (Mrs. Lord, deceased), Beatrice (Mrs. Bishop, deceased), Jean (Mrs. Mitchell) and Ivy (Mrs.
d'Arcy, deceased). Privately interred Newstead Cemetery December 16. R.I.P. December 17, at Surrey Hills, Ann, the beloved wife of Farquhar MacRue. loving sister of Sarah (Mrs.
Anderson, Murchison), Christina (Mrs. Sims, Shepparton), aged 72 years. December 16, at 6 Bay View-road, East Brighton, Sarah, beloved wife of the late William Miller, and loved mother of Frances (Mrs. Lowe), Herbert, George and Mabel (Mrs. Makin), aged 79 years.
Remains at Drayton and Garson's chapel, 1217 High-street, Malvern. December 16, at Newcastle. N.S.W, (result of accident), Maxwell Reyburn Une, the dearly loved husband of Anne, 50n of the late Alfred and Mary Nathan, of Canterbury, and loved brother of Geoffrey. December 15, at the Austin Hospital, Heidelberg, Andrew Alfred, beloved husband of the late Margaret Noble, and loving father of Mabel, Peggy, Nancy, Nellie and Mary, aged 57 years. Late of Royal Park.
Northern Ireland papers please copy. December 17, at Ballarat, William Arthur (Arthur) Patterson, of Learmonth, and 46 Armstrong-street north, Ballarat, dearly beloved husband of Florence and loving father of Phyllis (deceased), Florence (Mrs. Walder, of Watchem), Robert (Gisborne), Dorothy, Jean (deceased), Hugh, Marjorie, John, Campbell, aged 67 years. At On December 13, at her residence, Foster, Ellen Jane, relict of the late John Perkins, loved mother of George, John, Frank, Ida (Mrs. Wheatland), James and Ella, aged 77 years.
At rest. December 17, At 39 Keon-street. Thornbury, Eugene Francis Potter, the dearly loved husband of Violet Rose Potter, aged 69 years. R.I.P. December 16, at St.
Vincent's Hospital, Thomas George, beloved husband of the late Mary. and loving father of Mary (Mrs. Giddings), aged 74 years. Remains at John Allison's Parlors. 291 Sydney-road, Brunswick.
POTTER. -On December 16. at St. Vincent's Hospital, Thomas George Potter, much esteemed timekeeper of Northcote and Moonee Ponds Bus Association. After long and faithful service.
-Inserted by the proprietors. December 16. Leslie Howard Pritchard, of 27 Park-road, Glen Iris, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. F.
Pritchard, and brother of Syd. Esther (Mrs. Quincey), Frank (deceased), Maud (Mrs. Leishman), Ethel (Mrs. Moran) and Percival.
Remains at John Allison's Funeral Parlors, 94 Victoria-street, Richmond. PURTON. -On December 16 (result of accident), Raymond Charles, dearly beloved husband of Dorothy (nee Hore), and loving fatner ol June, aged 22 years. One of the best. On December 16, at Royal Melbourne Hospital (result of accident), Raymond Charles, dearly beloved eldest son of Beresford and Caroline, loved brother of Iris, Leonard.
Edith and John, 417 Burnley-street. Burnley (late Clarkefeld), aged 22 years. At rest. PURTON. -On December 16, Ray, dearly beloved son-in-law of Mr.
and Mrs. Hore, and brotherin-law of Allan, Rita, Vernon, Stanis. At rest. PURTON. -On December 16, at Royal Melbourne Hospital (result of accident), Raymond Charles, dearly beloved nephew of Elsie and Fred Hobbs, loved cousin of Bobble, Bill and Ian.
December 17, at private hospital. Camberwell, Johanna, widow of the late Richard Rafter, loving mother of John (deceased), grandmother of Mary, Rev. Father Richard, Jonn and Michael. Requiescat in pace. December 17, at her residence, Foster-road, Kellor, Jessie Ethel, dearly loved wife of Patrick James Redden, and loving mother of Winifred (Mrs.
W. J. Condon) and James, aged 66 years. Requiescat in pace. December 17 (suddenly), at Melbourne, Coral Louise, loving wife of Alexander Rowe, and loved mother of Donald SINGLETON.
-On December 16, at Alfred Hostal, Anne Singleton, of 87 Richardson-street, North Carlton. the loving mother of Matilda (Mrs. Cumming) James (deceased), Felix, Myrtle (Mrs. Grimes), Mabel (Mrs. O'Grady), Minnie (Mrs.
Milverton), and loving grandma of Colin. At rest. -On December 16. at Alfred Hospital, Anne, loved mother of Myrtle (Mrs. Grimes), and loving grandma of Mavis and Noel.
Peacefully sleeping. SINGLETON. -On December 16, at Alfred Hospital, Anne, loved mother of Minnie (Mrs. Milverton), and fond grandma of Audrey, John and Coral. At rest.
December 17, at Sacred Heart Hospital, Moreland, Richard Milton Southey, beloved 5011 of the late Richard and Mary Southey, and loved brother of Lilian (Mrs. Ravenscroft), Myrtle, Sue (Mrs. Coleman), aged 45 years. December 17, at his residence, 33 Clifton-grove, Coburg, James, beloved husband of the late Elizabeth Streeter, loving father of Daisy, James (deceased), Lilian, Annie, George, Harry (deceased), Mabel, Archibald, Herbert, Evelyn, Clara and Albert, aged 85 years. Mun and dad reunited.
December 17 at Redbank, cl*tton -grove, Coburg, James, dearly loved father of Mabel, loving grandfather of Wilfred, Evelyn, Winnie (deceased), Herbert, Marjorie, Elsie, James and Valda and loved father-in-law of Hector L. Viggers. Only till He comes. December 17, at St. George's Private Hospital, Cotham- Kew, John Walter, dearly beloved husband of Annie M.
Trigge, of 39 Campbell-road, Balwyn, and loving father of Vulmont, Hupbert and Irene (Mrs. Pascoe), and loved grandtather of Joyce and Jack, aged 76 years. Loved by all. -On December 17, at his sister's residence, 61 Scott -street, Dandenong, Edwin Thomas, dearly loved husband of Minnie. loving father of Dorothy (Mrs.
T. Sargent), Joyce and (Mrs. Maltby), Jack, Athol (deceased) Valda, aged 50 years. Requiescat in pace. WATSON.
-On December 16, At 17 Roxburghstreet, Ascot Vale, Sarah, sister relict of of Bell, the aged late Mr. Thomas Wausen, loved 66 years. At rest. December 16, at his residence, 82 Munster North Melbourne, Alexander Watt, loved husband of the late Mary watt. aged 84 years.
Our dear father. Peace, perfect peace. Sanatorium. Ruby, December dearly 15, beloved at wife of EdGreen Vale ward Wernert, beloved mother of William, Lues and Kenneth, loved daughter of John and Lila Berry, Glenlyon-road, Brunswick, fond sister of Iris (Mrs. Henderson), Thelma (Mrs.
E. Smith), Joyce and John, aged 28 years. A patient sufferer at rest. On December 15, at Green Vale, Ruby, loved sister-in-law of Mr. and Mrs.
W. Wernert and Mr. and Mrs. T. Wernert.
At rest. IN MEMORIAM NOTICES Will Be Found on Page 14. FUNERAL NOTICES. A LFORD. FORD Are -The Friends respectfully of Mr.
informed JAMES that R. AL- the remains of his dearly loved wife, Ellen Barbara, will be Interred in the Necropolis, Spring Valc. The funeral Is appointed Kew to leave THIS his DAY residence, (MonRamsay- East, day), Deember 18, at 2 p.m HENRY J. R. LEWIS, Funeral Director, 154 Johnston-street, Fitzroy; 62 Station-street, Fairneld.
Phone J1066. THERINE ANNE ANSPACH are respectfully The Priends of the late Mrs. KA: informed that her remains will be interred in the Coburs Cemetery. The funeral will leave her residence, 9 Liddiard-street, Glenferrie, ROW (Tuesday) MORNING, December 19, at 11 a.m. JOHN (ROY ALLISON, Funeral Director.
Head Office: Richmond. Tel. J1003 and J3419. Friends of Mr. H.
M. BALLBALLARD. A Are The respectfully informed that the remains of his dearly loved wife, Alice, will be interred in the Melbourne Cemetery, Carlton. The funeral 15 appointed to leave his residence, Miranda- road, Reservoir, THIS DAY (Monday). December 18, at 10.30 A.m.
HENRY J. R. LEWIS, Funeral Director, 658 High Resent, and branches, Phone J1066. AND O. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS TO LONDON.
All Vessels may call at any port on or off the route, and the route and all sailings are subject to change or deviation, with or without notice. STRATHEDEN 23.722 STRATHMORE 23.128 STRATHALLAN 23,722 FIRST SALOON, TOURIST CLASS. MACDONALD, HAMILTON and 311 COLLINS-STREET. M3701.4505 JOHN SANDERSON Joint Booking Agents, Tourist Class. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S.N.
CO. (Inc. in England with Limited Liability.) AND A. LINE TO JAPAN. Calling at RABAUL, MANILA, HONG KONG, SHANGHAI AND FIVE PORTS IN JAPAN.
TANDA 7000 Tons NANKIN 7000 Tons NELLORE 7000 Tons GIBBS, BRIGHT and 34 Queen-street, Passenger and Freight Agents (Tel. M1241): MACDONALD, HAMILTON and 311 Collins-street, Joint Passenger Agents (M3701), EASTERN AND AUSTRALIAN S.S. CO, (Inc. in England). TASMANIAN HOLIDAYS.
CHRISTMAS- NEW YEAR ENJOYMENT AT MODERATE COST. All-Inclusive Tours arranged by Tasmanian Government Tourist Department solve your holiday problem. We will provide an itinerary to suit your individual needs. ALL- INCLUSIVE TOURS, From £13 For short or lengthy holiday periods, covering return fares, your sightseeing trips and AccOmmodation while in the lovely Island State. Early reservations recommended to secure best berths.
Call or write for full details of Color -Line Tours and De Luxe Rail Car Tours. We arrange everything before you leave Melbourne. TASMANIAN GOVT. TOURIST "For Courteous, Efficient The Block, 286 Collins-street, MELBOURNE. Omce Open Till 9 p.m.
Friday During December. AIRWAYS. AERIAL TRAVELLERS' GUIDE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL AIRWAYS PTY. LTD. WEEK DAY SERVICES.
Melbourne to Sydney and Brisbane 8 a.m. Melbourne, Canberra, Sydney 1.30 p.m. Melbourne, Launceston and Hobart 2.40 p.m Melbourne to Perth. via Adelaide and Kalgoorlie, Thurs. and Sat.
7 a.m. Melbourne to Launceston, via King Is. and Flinders Daily, Sunday excepted 8.30 30 a.m. Melbourne to Adelaide, via Mount Gambier, Daily, Sunday excepted 2 p.m. SUNDAY SERVICES.
Melbourne to Sydney 8 a.m, Melbourne, Launceston, Hobart 2.40 p.m. Cars Leave Booking Office 45 Minutes Before Advised Departure lime. Booking Office: 390 Flinders-street, Melbourne Telephone MU6123 (5 lines). AIRWAY SYDNEY, via Narandera, Wagga 3.00 p.m SYDNEY, via Narandera, Wagga, SUNDAYS 3.00 p.m. ADELAIDE, via Swan HIll, Mildura 8.30 A.m BROKEN HILL, via Mildura 8.30 a.m HAMILTON, Twice Daily, 10 a.m.
2.30 p.m. BOOKINGS: 360 COLLINS-STREET, MELBOURNE. MU6014-5. AFTER HOURS, FU1430 (Mr. McDonald).
BUSINESS NOTICES. GUNTERS, Jewellers, Established Watch over 50 Specialists, years. 129 UNTERS for reliable Watches: no other kind in stock. Lowest posible cash prices. HUNTERS have very large stocks of reliable Watches and Clocks, all at pre-war prices.
UNTERS' reliable Wristlets, at up, guaranteed and serviced. 1 UNTERS' guaranteed Gold Wristlets, at and upwards. Greatest value ever offered. 1 UNTERS' Guaranteed Diamond Rings, from £3. Inspect and note exceptional value.
1 UNTERS refund cash if you are not fully satisfled. Lowest possible cash prices. UNTERS' reliable Alarm Clocks, upwards; each one fully guaranteed. 1 UNTERS guarantee all watch and clock repairs. Lowest prices for first-class work.
1 UNTERS remake and remodel all jewellery at cut prices. Estimates cheerfully given. UNTERS for over 50 years have steadils given reliable and guaranteed service. (HUNTERS Purchase into Old modern Gold at full value. same styles.
YORNISH Galloway, 28 6 ft. 6 100 w.p.; immed. sale. Boiler, Age Office. FUNERAL NOTICES.
-SCOTCH COLLEGIANS' LODGE, No. 396, F. AND A. MASONS OF VICTORIA. -The Officers and Brethren of the above Lodge and craft in general are informed that the remains of our esteemed Wor.
WILLIAM C. FYSHE, will be interred in the Brighton Cemetery. The funeral will arrive at the cemetery gates THIS DAY (Monday), December at 2.45. A. B.
ELVISH. W.M. C. H. YELLAND, Secretary.
APPS and SONS, Funeral Directors. LA1271 (2 lines). of Cranbourne, are respectfully invited to -The Friends of the late JAMES GILL, the follow his remains to the place of interment, in W. J. Garnar's Parlor, 10 The Walker-street, funeral will Dande- leave Epring Vale Cemetery.
nong. 'THIS DAY (Monday), December 18, at 1.30 p.m. WILLIAM J. GARNAR, Funeral Director. Head Omce, Phone Dandenong 308.
GRANDER -The GRANT Friends ale of Mr. informed JOHN that ALEXwill funeral leave of his dearly loved wife, Elsie Elizabeth, her home, 103 Murphy-street, Richmond, THIS DAY (Monday), December 18, nt 3.30 Burwood. p.m., for the Burwood General Cemetery, A. A. SLEIGHT PTY.
LTD. MX1626 (3 lines). Cortege of the late WILLIS HARGROVE will leave Sleight's Northern Chapel, St. Kilda-road, Melbourne, THIS (Monday) o'clock, MORNING, the 18th instant, at 11.30 for the Spring Vale Crematorium. A.
A. SLEIGHT PTY. LTD. MX1626 (3 lines). The Friends of Mr.
and Mrs. EDWARD HUDSON are respectfully informed that the remains of their dearly loved only daughter, Melbourne Margery, will be laid to rest in the ral General Cemetery, Carlton. The funewill leave their residence. 31 Candy-street. AUSTRAL THIS FUNERAL DAY (Monday), at 3.30 p.m.
Northcote, 92 SERVICES Hoddle-street, Abbotsford. and branches, J5705. -The Friends of the late Mr. ALEXANDER JOHNSTONE are respectfully informed that his remains will be Interred in the Fawkner Cemetery. The funeral will leave his THIS residence, 20 Harker-street, North Melbourne, DAY (Monday), at 2 p.m.
NELSON Undertakers, Victoria-street, Footscray (Tel. 13), and all suburbs. -The Friends of Mr. and Mrs. HENRY JOHNSTON are respectfully informed that the funeral of their daughter, Beryl Mercedes, will leave their residence, 45 Elliott-avenue, Carnegie, THIS (Monday) AFTERNOON, at 3.15 119 o'clock, for Dandenong-read the place of interment, in the NecropoSpring Vale.
RAYBOULD8 PTY. 49 Station -street, Malvern. U1427. TENT NO. 377, 1.0.R.
-Members of the Order are respectfully informed that the funeral of Beryl, youngest daughter of Bro. H. A. JOHNSTON, D.J,S., Secretary of above Tent, will leave his residence, 45 3.30 -avenue, for Carnegie, THIS DAY (Monday), p.m., the Spring Vale Cemetery. H.
LISTER, Chief Ruler. R. W. BUTTERS. Acting Secretary, ELYNACK.
-The Friends of the Inte ROSE formed PHYLLIS that KELYNACK are respectfully inlor, 6 her funeral will leave Payboulds' ParAFTERNOON at 2.30 o'clock, for the place of (Monday) inCecil-street, Prahran, THIS rond. terment in the New Melbourne Cemetery, EydneyFawkner. TAD. RAYBOULDS LA1017, PTY. 6 Cecil-street, Prah- CIANO EXPLAINS THE ATTITUDE OF ITALY Italy's attitude as regards the war and her relations with Germany were explained in the Chamber of Fasces by Count Ciano, who declared that the "encirclement" of Germany caused the war.
He inferred that the King of Italy had no voice in Italian policy. A striking feature of Count Ciano's speech was the revelation that the Russo-German pact surprised Italy as much as it did the rest of the world. Count Ciano also revealed that he proposed two peace plans before his final attempt on August 31. The Finns claim to have repulsed all Russian advances except in the Petsamo region. They also state that they destroyed 14 Russian tanks during a new attack on the Karelian Isthmus.
On the other hand, Moscow claims the capture of Salmijarvi, also an advance of 79 miles in the central zone, in addition to a successful advance on the Karelian Isthmus. Admiral Graf Spee Must Leave Although the Uruguayan Foreign Minister refuses to announce publicly the actual deadline, it is believed that the damaged German pocket-battleship Admiral Graf Spee has been given until 11.30 a.m. to-day (Melbourne time) to leave Montevideo. to No Amusem*nts British Bowling Cables Commercial Country Cricket By Sunday morning (Uruguay time) the Admiral Graf Spee was evidently ready leave, but she did not take the opportunity sneak out while it was raining and visibility was poor. It is reported that the Admiral Scheer and German submarines are on their way south to the assistance of the battered war ship.
An artillery duel was fought between inot and Siegfried lines, which pounded each infantry action across the Rhine, TO-DAY'S INDEX News and Articles Page. General Sporting 4-12-14 Postal In the Churches 10 Racing News Junior Section 12 School Speech Nights Law List 10 Weather Leading Articles 8 Women's Pages Letters to Editor 8 Rifle Shooting Picture Page 13 Classified Advertisem*nts Page. Page. 14 Medical 16 Govt. Notices 14 Meetings, Lectures 2 Grazing Paddocks 14 Missing Friends 15 Holiday Resorts 16 Money 2 Hotel and Other Licences 16 Monumental Houses and Land- Motor Cycles Bicycles For Sale 2 Motor Schools To Let 15 Pianos, Music.
Factories, Shops, Offices Prof. Engagements Offices to Let and Public Notices 15 Wanted 15 Rooms Vacant Buy 2 Rooms Wanted 15 Wanted to Rent 15 Situations Vacant 15 In Memoriam 14 Tenders 14 Late 10 Tours, Motor Services 16 Law Notices 16 Used Cars, Trucks, Tyres, Live Stock W. and S. 14 Accessories, Lost and Found 15 Vehicles (horse) 14 Machinery 14 Wanted to Buy Marriages Wanted to Sell Matrimonial 151 FUNERAL NOTICES. FUNERAL NOTICES.
THEW WILLIAM Friends KELLY of the (Senior) late Mr. are MAT- notifled that his remains will be privately interred in the Melbourne General Cemetery, Carlton. The funeral will leave his residence, 94 Park-street, West Brunswick, THIS DAY (Monday), the 18th at 2 o'clock. MULQUEEN AND SONS PTY. 170 Sydney-road.
Brunswick, and branches. Phone FW1746. EWIS. -The Friends of the late Mrs. ELIZA LEWIS are respectfully informed that her remains will be interred in Fawkner Cemetery.
The funeral will leave the residence of her daughter (Mrs. Davison), 18 Horne-street. East Brunswick, THIS (Monday) AFTERNOON, December 18. at 2 o'clock. JOHN (Roy ALLISON, Funeral Director, 291 (op.
Empire Theatre) Sydney-rond, Brunswick, N.10. Phone FW1592. Friends of the late MISS MARY LEYS are respectfully informed that her remains will be laid to rest in the Spring Vale Cemetery. I'he funeral will leave 37 Lantana-road. Garden Vale, THIS DAY (Monday), at 11 a.m.
ARMSTRONG and WHITTLE (late A.1.F.), 215 Glenferric-road, Malvern. U2443, U2451. Page. 11 Convoy System 8 14 9-10 and Mining News 6 Airway Services Amusem*nts 16 Austions 2 Ballroom Dancing 16 Bereavement Notices 14 Births Board and Residence 15 Board and Res. Wanted 15 Bus.
Notices 16 Partners Caravans and Trailers Conveyances 14 Country Properties Country Auctions Deaths Dentists' Notices Engagement Notices Flats Vacant 15 Flats Wanted 15 Florists Undertakers 14 Funeral Notices 1-14 MACKINNON are respectfully informed that The Friends of the late MYSIE her funeral will leave the chapel of Allison Pty. 678 Mt. Alexander -road. Moonce Ponds, (Tuesday) MORNING, at 9.30. arriving at the Lanceneld Cemetery at 11 o'clock.
JOSEPH ALLISON, Funeral Director. Moonee Ponds. FU5451. MACRAE. The.
invited Friends to of follow Mr. the remains FARQUHAR of his beloved wife, Ann, to the Box Hill Cemetery. The funeral will leave our parlors at Canterbury THIS DAY (Monday), December 18, at 3.45 p.m. LE PINE and SON, Fimeral Directors. of Mr.
ALBERT EDWARD MAY are respectfully informed that the remains of his beloved wife, Amelia Annie, will be interred in the Fawkner Cemetery. The funeral will leave his residence, 63 Hunter -street, West Brunswick, THIS (Monday) AFTERNOON, cember 18, at 3.30 o'clock, calling at St. John's Church. Melville-road, Brunswick, en route. JOHN (Roy ALLISON, Funeral Director.
291 (op. Empire Theatre) Sydney-road, Brunswick, N.10. Phone FW1592. -The Friends of the late Mrs. SARAH MILLER are informed that her remains will be Interred in the Boroondara Cemetery, Kew.
The funeral will leave 6 Bay Viewroad, East Brighton, THIS DAY (Monday) December 18, at 11 A.m. DRAYTON and GARSON, Funeral Directors, Malvern. U1228. DOTTER. -The Friends of the late Mr.
THOMAS GEORGE POTTER are respectfully informed that his remains will be interred in the Coburg Cemetery, The funeral will leave John Funeral Parlors, 291 Sydney-road, Brunswick, THIS (Monday) MORNING, December 18, at 11 o'clock. JOHN (Roy ALLISON. Funeral Director, 291 (op, Empire Theatre) Sydney-road, Brunswick, N.10, Phone 7W1592. to the however, Page. 3-4 11 Page.
of A. LOYAL ROYAL CHAPTER LODGE No. The Officers and Members of the above Lodge and Order in general are respectfully invited to follow the remains of Bro. THOMAS G. POTTER, P.M.
(Senior Past Master) to the place of interment, the Coburg Cemetery. The funeral is appointed to move from John Brunswick, Allison's THIS Funeral DAY Parlor, (Monday), 291 at 11 a.m. T. T. TAYLOR, W.M.
G. W. GRAY, Secretary. LODGE, No. 283, A.F.
and A.M. of VICTORIA. -The Brethren of the above Lodge and the Craft in general are respectfully informed that the remains of their esteemed Worshipful Master. Wor. Bro.
LESLIE HOWARD PRITCHARD, will be interred in the New Melbourne General Cemetery, Fawkner. The funeral will leave John Allison's Funeral Parlors, 94 Victoria- street, North Richmond, THIS (Monday) AFTERNOON, December 18, at 2 o'clock, arriving at the cemetery at 2.30 p.m. Wor. Bro. G.
F. SHANNON, 1.P.M. DURTON. -The Friends of the late Mr. RAYMOND CHARLES PURTON are respectfully invited to follow his remains to the place ol interment.
the Preston Cemetery. The tuneral 15 appointed to leave 2 Bliss -street, Burnley, THIS DAY (Monday), December 18, at 2.15 p.m. W. G. RAVEN, Funeral Director.
Head omce. Phone J2225. RAFTER soul Requiem the Mass for late the Mrs. repose of HANNA RAFTER will be celebrated at the Church of Our Lady of Victories, Burke-road, Camberwell, THIS (Monday) MORNING, at 7.30 o'clock. The funeral will leave the church nt 3 p.m.
for the place of interment, the New Melbourne Cemetery, Fawkner. ALFRED ALLISON, Funeral Director, Clifton Hill. Phone JW1708. FUNERAL NOTICES Continued on Page 14. Denfold HOSPITAL Brandy AND GOOD HEALTH: NATURE'S DOUBLE FULL WAR NEWS, Pages 9 and 10 big guns of the Magother for several hours.
was attempted. TRAINS COLLIDE. Two trains collided at River stone, N.S.W., but the only per son injured was a fireman names Hilton Lynch. (Page 10.) Car Over Embankment. A man was killed and another injured when a car crashed over an embankment near Sydney yesterday.
The car turned a series of somersaults. (Page 10.) Killed by Lightning. When lightning struck a seat on which she was sitting with her husband at Gosford, N.S.W., Saturday Mrs. Cecil Bromley, years, was killed instantly. (Page 10.) Traffic Fatalities.
Several persons were killed and several others seriously injured in road accidents during the week end. (Page 10.) Oil Tank Explodes. An engineer was killed when an oil tank exploded at the C.O.R. depot at Wickham, N.S.W., on Saturday. (Page 10.) Broadcasting Interference.
Police are investigating the illegal interference with two broadcasting posts at Ascot racecourse prior to the starting of the last race on Saturday. (Page 10.) Housebreakers Active. Housebreakers are active the Caulfield district. Six fresh cases were reported on Saturday night. (Page 10.) Christmas Brides.
Among the many white-clad brides on Saturday was one who was married in an aeroplane over her home town of Werribee. Another bride was the daughter the Public Service Commissioner. Heirloom brooches and veils provided the traditional "something old" at several weddings. (Page 3.) Favorite Wins Ascot Cup. failure Pakenham two days Keeping, Watch, despite his earlier, was sent out equal favorite with Keelie for the Ascot Cup on Saturday.
He led from start to finish. (Page 5.) Moonee Valley To-day. Moonee Valley will hold fixture to-day. Selections, handy guide and comment are published. (Page 5.) Empire Teams' Cycling.
E. Easton-R. Lloyd won the Empire teams' cycling title the North Essendon board track on Saturday. (Page 14.) Bradman's Fine Hand. Batting first wicket down, Bradman made 251 n.o.
in South Australia's Shield cricket innings of 430. (Page 6.) Victoria Leads Queensland. Victoria scored 363 for five wickets on Saturday in reply Queensland's 279. G. Tamblyn, the new opening batsman partner for Lee, scored his first Shield match century.
Scores were low Melbourne District games. (Page 6.) Schools Tennis Title. More than 500. entries have been received for the schools tennis championships, which began on Saturday. (Page 14.) Promising Greyhounds.
Beautiful Ray, at Maribyrnong, and Black Lance, at White City, gave promising performances in winning Saturday night's coursing meetings. (Page 12.) it.
