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21 The Syclntiv Kerning iild. Thti 20, 1980 21 Summary of Death Notices PERSONAL NOTICES' 15 Six plans to restore city BIRTHS DEATHS DEATHS KENT (nee Imerso Marc 16, at Ryot Hospital, to Merryn and John daughter (Naomi Jenette). SATCHELL. Una Luella. March 18.

1980. late of Dee Why, Large complex for auction dearly beloved husband of Iris, QUINTONi W.J. RAFFO, S. RENWICK, H.A. RI1BV, F.M, RISK.

I. ROBINSON, N.C, SATCHELL, U.l, SAUNDERS, W.M. IHEEHAN. M.J. BLOWGROVI, L.M.

iOURRY, L.H. SUNDGRIN, J.R, YNNOTT R.J.K. THOMAS, B.M. TOREVEll. W.

I. TURTON, R.I. WEBB, H. WILSON, P.I. NORMANO.

(Yock). A ion "iiu'tu mi 01 mi laia ALEXANDER, IRD. R.A.I. INKCTT, H.I. RAGQ, I.I, BRIAN, N.M.

BRIOGI, RIGHT, V.R, BRODII, A. ROWN, V.M. BVRNII. O.M, OIAN, F.H. OOUST, M.

J. IVANS, R.N. FLANAGAN, M.j. GARVIV, I.M. GLIISON, I.

HALCRPW, R. HARM AN, M.N. HOOPIR, T.I. IRANVI. O.

JACKSON, J.W. KINNIDY, RJ. KING, D.I. KITCHING, F.J. LASH, J.A.

McARTHUR. 1.0. Mcdonald, a.m. McDonald, c. Mclaughlin, n.i.

McNIILAGI, w. Mcpherson, d. mackenzie. r.k. MEERS, M.J.

O'CONNILL, T. J. O'CONNOR, A.W, OLDS, L.D. O'iHIA, I.D.I. PIERCE.

I. POWELL, J.A. a motner mm of Robert anaj father-in-law, grandfather and jenatnon, oorn Marcn id, at King George Thanks to God and Doctort and Nursti. PATON (Attwood). March 8, firNiurariariiner or ineir lami lei, loved brother of Phyllli, Aqed 75 yean.

At rest. Privately Interred. building i sou. ii naiimMd Limn 10 Peta and Brian a daughter ineuiitf ciisauvtnj. ailivr Christopher and Alicia.

Privately cremated Wedno. Northern Suburbs Crematorium. ENGAGEMENTS marcn 10. iviu, ai nosoiui. let of Haberfteld, deatly loved The PDS buildings.

proinvr 01 Eiiccn, rviarjorie ana Up to six plans for the restoration of the historic Queen Victoria Building for commercial use are likely to be submitted to Sydney City Council. SAUNDERS, William Michael. SLATER McMICKI NO. The engagement li announced between complex with one of the largest warehouse areas in umi ana tona unci ot Leslie, Gregorv and Terry. May he rest In peace.

For funeral details, sm tomorrow Herald. Mnne Mauianq. younger oaugnter Mr- ci. N. McMfcklng.

ot "Menus" Coondlwlndl anef the late Mrs. McMlcklng, and David Glen. Elder son of Mr. Glen1 the city, are expected to sell for more than $2 million at auction later this month. ma 1 in 10.

iou, ot uankstown, late of Malvern Street, Pananla, husband of Betty, dearly loved father of Larrv and Kerry, dearlv loved son of William (deceased) and Florence Saunders, loved brother, of Edward, John and Betty, loved brother-in-law and uncle of their families. Requiescat In pace. funeral arrangements Friday's Herald. KING. Duko Irene.

March IB. jiivr, or mm 1 1 ion. orjtbina ana ic me rwrt. suiter. RUBY WEDDINGS The five buildings that make ivou.

at no pi ui. or cner. ftetri Road, Bowral, dearly loved wife ot Lloyd Leslie King, loving mother and mother-in-law of Maxwell and Lee, Margaret and FLETCHEN SNEDDON. up the complex, have a floor aianicy maytman 10 Mary stuart Index 1 run anon Memorial Presbyterian Church. Svdnev.

reier, ana rniinp. lovea grana-mother of their children. Aged 66 years. Private cremation. area or l.b hectares a tigure matched in storage area only by the vast Pyrmont woolstores March 20, 1940 by the lat DEATHS and few other city buildings.

KITCHING. Frederick James. I SHEEHAN. Mary Jane. March 19.

1980. beloved wife of the late William Gladstone Sheehan, loved mother of Bill, Betty (deceased), Molra. Margaret, Joan, mother-in-law of Pat. Nell, Ron, Fred and Ray, loving grandmother of their families, aged 81 years. Rest In peace.

The Producers' Co-operative Marcn i. iuu, at nospitai, laiei of Auburn, beloved husband oil Four local and two overseas groups have shown interest in submitting tenders by the closing date next month. The Council has called tenders for a 60-year lease of the building for hotel, commercial, retail or cultural use, or a combination of them. Restoration costs are estimated at between $12 million and $20 million. While no tenders have been received and are not expected until the final days the interested groups are believed to be planning a variety of uses.

A plan by Friends of the Queen Victoria Building, a recently formed group headed by Professor Elias Duek-Cohen, Distributing society Ltd, is sen Lillian, irjYi'tu isincr 01 rviar-garet. John, June, Desmond 'loved mother of Janet, am. Pamnkasll i ing the buildings to move its Pat lick and Robin, and loved administrative oil ices to the ano Patricia, rona ratner-m-iay and grandfather of their lami lies. Aged 72 years. SLOWGROVI, Lillian May.

ui rov, ot ana ooooy. north of Sydney Harbour but, according to the agents, may be 15' "ward, interested in leasing back part 13, ijou, at nu nome. dOwer Of Darnthv Iron Mat. rviarcn to. isoo, at ner residence, Mortdalc, dearly beloved wife of Reuben (deceased), fond mother and mother-in-law of Tom, Ron and Norah and dear grandmother of Lynne and Peter, "Pamela and John.

Reunited with Reuben. Privately cremated at Woro-nora, March 19, 1960, or the space, of Alec anri Fannv Lash. loved father and father-in-law of Robert and Lorraine Bird. Shir, ley and Reginald Laming and PDS will continue to need brother of Crystal Cowan, loving son-in-law of George and Selma of the University of NSWs town planning department, includes studies for music, dance, drama and film, art galleries, craft 'workshops, exhibitions, cafes, restaurants and small shops. The City Council last year rejected five plans because their financial support appeared to be weak.

At least one of the potential tenderers is believed to be planning an international hotel in line with the published view of the Lord Mayor, Alderman Meers, that a hotel would be the most suitable use. Built in 1898 as a city market, the sandstone building is classified by the National Trust. A superb example of high Victorian architecture in the Romanesque-Byzantine style, it has been partly vacant since the city council moved some offices into Town Hall House two years ago. But retailers continue to operate on the ground floor levels and the council's library takes up further space. Whether the interested groups will proceed with their plans is uncertain.

According to one source in the property industry, the recent announcement of an $18 million shop- storage space for its products Hoaan ana a lovea nrotner-in. law. uncle, nephew and cousin. -u. in Din rvTcuiii ano rono grandfather and great-grandfather of their children, aged 68 years.

marketed principally under the Allowne label near Dar SOURRY, Lena Helen. March McARTHUR, Stanley George. ling Harbour goods yard, saysi rviarcn iy, iyou. ai nis nome, iCumpsev Street, Blacktown, beloved husband of Anne (deceased), loved father and father- the city sales manager tor Kicn-ardson and Wrench Pty Ltd Mr Ian Byrnes. iv.

isso. at hospital, late of Summer Hill, dearly beloved wife of Samuel, loving mother of Charles, Effle, John, Peter and Nina, dearest mother-in-law and fond grandmother of their children and loving sister of Nicky, Theo. George and Mary, aged 74 years. The Queen Victoria Building. in-law of Stan and Val, Bob and Maureen, loveo pa 01 tneir cnir dren, aged 69 years.

Rest in peace. BIRKETT, Harry Bell. March1 There are five interconnected buildings in the PDS complex, 10, 1 sou, ai nospuai, late or Hurstvllle, beloved husband of Phyllis, lovpd father ot Eric (Tare). Harrv. Ronald.

Maxwell built between 192U and 19to and Janet (Wombarra). fond and ranging from four levels to MCDONALD (MILLER). Aubrey seven levels. rainer-in-iaw ana aear orancr father of their families. Sadly missed.

Morion. Marcn 10, iyrju. Nazareth House. Wvnnui Queensland, late ot Queanbeyan The seven-level building, at 125 York Street, is to be auctioned by Raine and Home Pty Ltd today. A 1920s building, it is owned by Fletcher Jones and Staff Sydney Pty Ltd.

The agents expect a price of less than $1 million with a comparatively high yield of 9 to 10 per cent, ping Centre on the Shop-pingworld site in Pitt Street and the formation of Friends of the Queen Victoria Building wguld both tend to dampen the interest of developers. Tenders close on April 15. Until Ificn. possibly the most interesting activity in the area will be the auction of the Fletcher Jones building opposite. For funeral arrangements SUNDGREN, John Richard.

Mauh 18. i960 (suddenly), late of 162 Hill Road. Lurnea. dearly loved husband of Norma, loved father and father-in-law of Gloria and David. Debbie, Sharon and Jennifer, and loved grandfather of Scott and Linda, loved son of Doris Sundgren.

aged 45 vears. Interest has already been shown by Asian companies bolh wair.ii tneie coiumni. BUSINESS REAL ESTATE with Garry Maddox (aiso Known as winiam aged 82 years. Relatives please contact K. Smith, Funeral Director.

Bns-bane. 07 52 2051. locally and overseas based, in BRAGG, Elliabeth Ellen. buying the building for warehousing at the March 28 McDONALD, Catherine. March SUNDGREN.

John Richard. 18, lyoo. 01 Kiuara ana formerly ot Mosman, loved sister of Marcn 19. 1900, suddenly, late of St. Peters, sadly missed by husband Joe.

son and daughter Hazel end Alan, son-in-law Don. daughter-in-law Fay and grandchildren Rhurfee and Clayton, sisters May, Barbara, Mary and Alice and brothers Ted. Jack and Bob, all nlecei and nephews. isaoeiia. May she rest In peace.

March is. i960 (suddenly), late of 162 Kill Road. Lurnea, dearly loved son of Doris, sisters Irene (Arthur Rogers), Mary (Wal Ellison). Sylvia (Roy Hal sal I), Dorothy (Roy Abbott), and their respective families. In God's loving care.

Government re-assessing bird coop' BRAGG, Elliabeth Ellen. McLAUGHLIN. Nellie Isabel. March 19. 1980, sadly missed by her sister Barbara and brother-in-law jack and nephews Hani and Timothy.

Marcn 1 B. 19BD. tormerlv Of Granville, at nursing home. Adelaide (nee Smith), dearly loved 1 wife of Henry Valentine, loved YNNOTT, Richard John Keith because of tougher regulations concerning fire exits, lifts and the generally higher standards now expected for office space. The existence of a compensa BRIAN, Nellie Maude (Nell).

motner ot Helen Mrs Kav. ot 4 Bowen Road. Tea Tree Gullv. S.A.), and mother-in-law of Frank, cherished gran ot Paul and Catherine. Aged 61 years.

R.I.P. Marcn is. isttu. at nome, late ot Maroubra. beloved husband of Patricia, loved father and tather-ln-law of Richard (deceased), Joan and John, Terry (deceased) and Mary, Leon, Patricia.

Peter and Cathy, Mary and Jim and Margaret and Joe and grandfather and greatgrandfather of their children. May he rest In peace. in 1 1 ou, ai (nomas House, VVestmead. formerly of Mosman, loved wife of the late Bert, sister of the late loved aunt of Lorna Partridge! and Ross Davey. McNEILAGE, William (Bill).

Page Amusements 22 Apartments, Board To Let 23 Auction Sales 25 Births 21 Builders, Repairers 24 Building Materials 24 Businesses For Sale 22 Businesses Wanted 22 Company Notices 25 Deaths 21 Dental Notices 27 Dogs. Cats, Goldfish, etc 21 EMPLOYMENT Positions Vacant Hospital and Medical 27-29 Men or Women (General). 27 Men and Boys 26-27 Women and Girls 29 Positions Wanted 29 Situations Vacant 29 Situations Wanted 29 Casual Work Available 29 Casual Work Wanted 29 Engagements 21 Factories, Shops, Premises To Let and Wanted To Rent 23 Flats To Let 23 Florists 22 For Sale 25 Funeral Directors 22 Funerals 21-22 Furniture Removalist, Transport 25 Garden Supplies, Horticulture 21 Holiday Resorts 23 In Memoriam 22 Launches, Yachts, Marine Engines 25 Legal Notices 24, 25, 26, 29 Lost and Found 25 Lottery Results 23 Machinery 22 Marriages 21 Money, Stocks and Shares 22 MOTOR MARKET Motor Vehicles. 22 Trucks and Commercials 22 Motor Vehicle Auctions 22 Motor Vehicles Wanted 22 Caravans and Trailers 22 Motor Parts, Repairs, Tyres 22 Motor Cycles and Bicycles 22 Municipal and Shire Notices 22 Offices, Halls, etc 23 Of ice Furniture and Equipment 25 Partnership, Agencies 22 Personal and Missing Friends 25 Photographic 21 Public Notices 25 REAL ESTATE Real Estate Auction 26 Houses, Home Sites 26 Home Units and Town Houses 26 Houses Wanted 26 Properties for Sale 26 Stations, Farms 26 Return Thanks 22 Share Accommodation 23 Shipping Notices 22 Suburban Cinemas 22 Tenders 23-24 Today's Real Estate Auction Sales 26 To Let 23 Travel Overseas 22 Wanted To Buy 25 Wanted To Rent 23 Denotes classifications which require copy for insertion in Saturday issues to be placed before 11 pm on Thursday. tory payment for AGL's early departure was never disclosed pu'olicly, but it is understood to have been around $750,000.

Excluding this the price would still rviarcn is, iyou. late 01 Mount Prltchard, formerly of Bower Street, Manly, only son of Maude and the late Don Mo Nellage. aged 45 years. Please watch these columns for funeral BRIDGE. Esmeralda.

March In April, 1975, the Federal Government, impressed with the prospects of the Sydney commercial property market and conscious of its own growing office requirements, bought the Australian Gas Light Co's headquarters in Pitt Street. The Government paid $6.75 million for the building, at the Haymarkct end of Pitt Street, and planned to redevelop the site for the Australian Taxation Office staff. The figure included compensation for AGL's early vacation of the premises. have been fairly generous for arrangements. ie.

19B0. at Gosford hospital, formerly of Baulk ham Hills, dearly beloved wife of Joseph Henry and dear mother and mother-in-law of David and THOMAS, Beatrice May. McPHERSON, David. March j-nite ano trnesi. loving grandmother of Joshua.

Christian. David and Daniel, aged 66 years. is. i9ao. at hospital, late of Surry Hills, dearlv loved brother 01 james.

Marcn 18, iggo. at Nazareth House. Turramurra. widow of Michael Christopher Thomas, loved mother of Robert and Allen (deceased), mother-in-law ot Ethel and Marie and fond grandmother and great-grandmother ot their families. In her 93rd year.

May she rest In peace. the day at ib million. If the Government docs not erect a new office building and chooses to sell or build a commercial car-park (presumably for resale) it may be difficult to justify the original investment, according to City property sources. They suggest the Government may adhere to the original plan BRIGHT. Veronica Roberta.

The old Australian Gas Light building at 477 Pitt Street. MACKENZIE. Robin Keith. March 12. 19B0.

late of North Svdney, widower of Jess, father of Bob and grandfather of David and Fiona. Privately cremated. Ironically, the building has March IB, 1980, at Southport.l late of Murlong Crescent.1 Palm Beach, beloved wife of Les. loved mother of Robert (deceased). Francis, Phillip, Terry and Bill and loved mother-in-law and grandmother of their families.

came the home of several hundred pigeons and other birds. that redevelopment is again understood that this even in-being seriously considered and eludes the possibility of putting nn nnnnsition from un a mulli-storcv car-Dark a TOREVELL. William Edward. been vacant ever since. With the change of govern From time to time a floor ment late that year, expansion MEERS, Mabel Jean.

March 18. I960, at hospital, late of Goonarol Street. Villawood, dearlv loved mother and mother-in-law of Colleen and Alan. the RSPCA. the building could far cry from the plan of the )0 avojd the embarrassment of plans for Public Service office was used for temporary then minister.

Mr Fred Daly, to nnhlir lni soon come down. BRODIE, David Arthur. March. Marcn 1 itu. at nis residence, late of La Perouse.

dearly loved husband of Doris (deceased), loved father and father-in-law of Gloria and Jim, fond grandfather of Sandra and Frank, and Cheryl, great-grandfather ot David and Darryn, aged 79 years. Rest in peace. Privately cremated March 19, 1980. accommodation were largely government requirements, such shelved. as the Rancer Uranium In- Peter and Dawn, Leonard and Shane, fond nsnna of their children, lowerl deter nf Doris and accommodate up to 1,000 or so Th(J -roposaI was The Department of Admini- 10.

tseu iresun or acciaent). at his home. Beerroft. Invert hrn. punuc servants.

(hree or four building of Eileen (both deceased) and of ther of Hugh and Effle (both de A section of the ground floor quiry, but for the most part the strative Services is currently re- li iv. Katnieen, jonn. pat, dim Tt would be uneconomic to 41,806 square metres (450,000 was let to various small busi- birds were not disturbed. assessing the various alterna ana Mervyn. agea years.

Rest In peace. nesses, and the old offices be- There are signs, however, tives open to it for the site. It is attempt to upgrade the building sq ft) of office space. For funeral arrangements ceaiwij. oroiner-in-iaw 01 Nell and loved uncle of their children.

Aged 76 years. For funeral particulars please watch these columns. please watch tr.ese columns, TURTON. Roy Ednle. March 40c to 50c: Broccoli: S1 to.

st.n odd hieihnr. per hunch. BONDS, DEBENTURES (AUST. BULLION O'CONNELL. Timothy James.

Tomatoes: Local (Smooth in, 1380, iate ot uvmea say, dearly loved husband ot Ethel, loving father and father-in-law of Ray, Rosemary (Tasmania) and Allan, loved grandfather of Kim, Justine and Nigel in brief Marc is, isou, ai nis residence at Kent Street, Epplng, BROWN, Valerie Margaret. March 19, 1960. at hospital. GOLD: Selling price ncr Drum skins) tureen) 56 to 57: cemi to coloured) S10 to S13 odd special $14; (Green) $12 to (Semi to coloured) $20 to $26 lew $28 odd growers aeariy oeioveo nusDano 01 Phvflis. lovlno father of Peter, Mar 18 Mar 19 S14 $14: SHARE PRICE VARIATIONS John, Mary and Joan and loved late of Narrabeen, beloved wife of Alfred, beloved mother of Michael (deceased), Tony, De-nlse.

Gary, beloved step-mother by an their famines, agea ot TOTAL RISES: Industrial 70; mining and oil 131 or uranam, Amnony ana reter. Aia da years. At rest. WEBB, Hedlev. March TfT 1 980, at Royal North Shore Hospital, beloved husband of Dorothy and father of Jennifer and Robin, father-in-law of Jan and grandfather of Hans and Lari.

Privately cremated. marKct nigner: per case. Potatoes: NSW $10 to $13: VIC: $10 to $13.50: per 65kg. All Districts (Washed) (White) $4 to $5: Smalls to S8: Cocktails S10: (Washerl Pnntlars) years. At rest.

For funeral notice see Frl day's Herald. ARCInd 1.37 .02 Uhardl in. MWngandO" Acron Pac .33 .01 Ridge 24 carat 5a.i.'l 18 carat S11.79II SI2.0775 9 carat S6.0957 S6.2389 Selllnn Price: l'Per kg S617.78 S533.76 (PRODUCE MARKETS Amparet i.ob .05 kM1" BYRNES, Oliver Mary. March 18. I960, at hospital, of 66 Re-gent Street.

Riverstone, dearly loved wife of the late James Aran 2.1 W1IM An Alkine 4.75 .85 1.45 .20 .17 .04 .09 .02 4.25 .10 3.35 .15 1.82 .02 .30 .02 2.15 .25 2.80 .30 I 14 It AODMc O'CONNOR, Arthur William. $3 to $4.50. lew S5: per 20kg bag Onlonst NSW (Brown) S2.4o! to $3.50: (White) S3. SO to S4.S0: STH AUST: (Brown to $3.50: (White) $4 to $4.50: per 20kg bag. Pumpkins: NSW and QLD 12c to 20c.

choice mainly Dvrnes, lovea sisier or Allie (deceased), Tuppy (deceased). Dud-lev. Rhoda anri Mollv. rioar tl. FRUIT WILSON.

Frederick Stewart. Coal talks in Tokyo suspended TOKYO. Wednesday. NSW coal miner AiiS' 2 01 Magellan .2 I2 Magnum 1.06 .16 Mareebi 35 05 Mlharra I 03 Menus Ex ACI 15 .10 Am Gas 1.72 .05 APM 1.58 .03 Am? EnkNSW 2.95 .10 Marcn is. 1 sou, iaie 01 aurrv Hills, beloved husband of Josephine, dearly loved father of ter-ln-law of Bernie.

Kath and March 15, 1980. dearly beloved husband of Kay (deceased), loved brother of Pearl and Walker (deceased) and fond brother ot Alice, aged 84 years. uaroy, auea do years, qulescat In pace. .37 .02 'ut 'ni Apples: Delicious SS to S14. choice large well coloured to S16.

tew special to S16: Jonathon SS to 58. choice large well coloured to S10. odd special hiohnr: Grannv Smith Buleyl 3.20 .10 Arcadia prince Z5C odd nigner. Interior tower: per kp. HMl 1.41 -2S Mel EN Min .20 .03 2-30 .20 MtlENMctg.14 .01 a i cc i.

AshlOfl Beryl, joan ana nnur. lovea father-in-law of Robert and Keith, loved grandfather and great-grandfather of their children. In God's care. ouiiernui rumpKins: N5vv Boral 240 if Mid Est dd .20 .05 '7? $3.60 to 58. tew choice large to and QLD S3.S0 to S5.

oddi FUNERALS DEAN. Frederic Henry. March n. Audimcoddel.29 .02 c. XI 0: oer travoaek.

higher: oer baa. .12 .05 1 iou, ai nis resiaence, Mount ColJih rfeirlv lnvr4 hue. Pears: Wriiiams $4 to S8. ten and Bulla and Nip 02 AustDev 85 .05 Min DepSOc 1.60 .45 Auslralisclg .19 .02 MMM ftc Z60 Mushrooms: NSW $1.40 to 5 Af foiu rkAlrs DnlfHnr OLDS, Lionel Dallas. March oaa special selected sues to 59: ALEXANDER, The relatives band or Olive, loved father and tather-ln-law of Gladys, James AOG 1.30 .10 Mm House .45 .05 pon Cement Co are re inuiiifiii 9A.su, inicnar lower; per Kg.

BOUMCM Aust-55 Brambles 195 BMP 12.20 BHPncwctg9.60 Bundaberg 8.30 CanbTV 4.00 Comp Ace .86 r.sv iwarK ureen) BambooClt .20 .03 Mogul 1.10 .10 Basindd .95 0 MrSreh Pel .70 .15 una oarrjars, cvciyn ana Jim, dear grandfather of Oranges: Valencia Lower Murray S5 to S6. tew special 10 iew special neavy welqht t7: per tar. .95 .07 Mi I lii I rrt ana Trienas or tne iate janet BARBARA ALEXANDER are kindly Invited to attend a service at St. Barnabas Church of England, Oberon, on Friday. March 21.

at 11.30 a.m. juoic, ureyory ano susan. ported to have suspended negotiations on shipments of Grose Valley steaming coal in 1980-81 because Cucumtwrt- MCW tr.raan 1 tO b.50: MIA 4.50 10 5.b0, 1 1SBU. iwaceruny ai dence, Etsham Road. Auburn, dearly loved father and father-in-law of Emily and Dan, James and family.

Thomas and Valerie, loved grandfather of their children, brother ot Sylvia and brother-in-law ot Victor (deceased), aged 71 years. In Gods loving care. 01 l3A Norseman .75 .10 gHMtuJ 12 Nonh BH 3.05 .25 In BH South 4.20 .20 u.hV4, DC ti uuu luaitci, tuui iu a wd nigner. interior low- 5. 2.70 DOUST, Margaret Madeline May.

Hilton EZInd Elders Email Enlrad of price differences. SI to $2. Orlt hinhor ml Iniu. 1.30 -P Northland .09 .01 .93 .01 SL N'Landopt .04 Marcn is, i sou (suaacmv). late ot 18 View Street.

Camden, dearly loved wife of Joseph (deceased), beloved mother of Feb 81 5.375PC 11.22 95.301 May 84 5pc 80.70! Sept 85 5pc 11.3 72.151 Dec 83 8.8pc ll.24pc 94.721 Feb 85 lOpc 1 1. 1. "PC 96.441 May 87 10.4pc 11.15 91.651 Feb 94 I0.2nc II.I6PC 9.1.95. DEBENTURES; AliC 31.3.82 12pc 12.75PC 97.051 Bill' 1.10.85 13pc I2.39pc 100.1,35; ICI 30.11.86 7.25PC I2.2pc 79.139; Hamcrslcy 31.5.88 lO.Spc 14.0pc 85.10. SEMI.GOVERN51KNT LOANS; MWS nnd DB 1.6.80 7.2pc 12.5pc 100.75: Elec Comm of NSW 1.

11.80 7.2pc I2.5PC 99.38: MWS plus DB 1.12.91 10.6pc I3.25PC 87.32. CSYDIMEY INDICES Ian I Mar 17 Mnr 18 Banks etc 323.08 337.80 343.44 Fin invest 718.2.3 718.44 717.15 Pastoral 380.27 440.34 450.78 Retails 459.76 45.3.91 450.32 Steel ens 1516.56 1533.59 IS63.S0 Metals 4712.63 4642.35 4743.27 Ord min 579.36 594.97 601.87 All ords 760.00 770.62 781.45 Peak. 947.47. Feb 14, 1980. Sugar 651.30 705.06 726.06 OH (O) 492.57 414.12 441.29 Melbourne all ords 288.00 289.27 294.02 STATEX-ACTUARIES INDEX Price 959.9 949.5 968.8 Accum 2847.5 2859.3 2916,7 OVERSEAS INDICES LONDON Mar 14 Mar 17 Mar 18 Govt sec 64.22 64.15 64.16 Indus! 439.9 433.2 431.7 Marklnn 17.420 18.722 22.361 Peak.

558.6. May 4, 1979. NEW YORK Mar 14 Mar 17 Mnr 18 Transport 261.78 253.31 254.97 lndust 811.69 788.65 801.62 Sales '000 35.180 37.020 47.340 Peak. 1051.70. Jan II.

1973. TOKYO Mar 17 Mar 18 Mar 19 225 stks 6562.66 6578.21 6584.76 Peak. 6838.98. Feb 14. 1980.

BIRD. The relatives and However, Japanese re Evans 1.55 Fielder Gil 1.01 'n, CanNWOoot.15 .03 ocKn.r, Vil er: (Repacked) S1.50 to $2.50. odd higher; per kg Capsicums: NSW Local $4 to 57 few 58: per case. Eggfrult: NSW Local S4 to Gloria, Robert, Barry (de- O'SHEA. Isabel Dinah Eileen.

Can-Boyd .44 .05 OilcomDCW 25e.l7 01 ports say agreement has Fielding 1. 10 Hawk nv March 10, iSBo. at nospuai, lam nf XH Hnlmoi Touk. .65 Ull COdip Opt ceaseaj, josepn ana anaron, fond mother-in-law of Stanley. Diana.

Klrsten and Brian, loved .02 been reached on volume, setting shipments at Herald WT 2.18 03 rf i ii 'Si Hooker 1.04 and respected grandmother of ley, beloved wife ot the late Perclval O'Shea. loving sister of Olive (Mrs Morris) and Fred uuu nigner; per case. Celery; STH AUST $6 to 59 odd higher; per crate. i Sweet Corn: NSW. S4 few IB LUI uc .111 search' .23 .02 ICI jonn, taroiyn, nmwiny ana rei-tlta.

Rest In ocace. 4.45 .05 0' Otter 1.45 .20 tnenos or KUbtKi alockt tu-WARD BIRD, are kindly Invited to attend his funeral, to leave Leslie S. Andrews's chapel. Mark-ham Place. Ashfleld, tomorrow (Friday), after service commencing at 10.15 a.m., for Rookwood Catholic Lawn Cemetery.

Car par entrance at the end of Cavlll Avenue. LESLIE S. ANDREWS, Mark ham Place, Ashfleld. Through Arcade, Opp. Presbyterian Church.

798 6222. 798 6222. 500,000 tonnes for the year beginning April 1, with a buyer's option of a ii9Ui per oag, ntLomb onrav wooaiev. Aged 76 vears. Reaulescat in pace.

.77 .02 VJVIU, -iv rancont a.w Please watch these columns! Brussel Sprouts! STH AUST 1.00 iur runerai arrangements. ,05 tJJ fan uor aa .54 .01 Crusader 2.48 .03 PAN Pacdopt.lt .01 CutUSODIS .2 .02 tV.on.ln On IS kemtron 53 39 further 100.U0U tonnes. (o so iew per carton, FISH PIERCE, Edna. March 18. La.tec hamish Mcdonald Lcighton 1.60 I 05 PcfsartR .30 .02 Lliase 3.20 .05 '2? Plrcarb .32 .07 DOWNS.

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Monday for Wednesday Issues). For Saturday Issues: Classifications marked in the Index with this symbol 11 Thursdiy. Double Column advertisements -r 1 1 p.m. Thursday. Emptoynwnt 1 m- fMvl- Real Estate 3 p.m.

Friday. Motor VehtenS fnday. Other clattifieationa p.m. Friday. 100 to 162: 232 to 254; 167 to 297: 137 to 222 McDonald .60 1SDU, iaie 01 netKcnuurii, iueu daughter ot Annie and Henry Webster (both deceased), loved sister and sister-in-law of Doris.

Ronnie and Anna, Joyce and Jimmy. Billy and June. Reggie and Hazel. Lennle and Pat. Betty, Alan and Judith and Charlie.

i960, late or Mona vale, loved wife of William (deceased), loved mother of Irene, Lucy, William, Walter and their iU5 uIUMu .11 TOseioon I.W .15 .08 Etnperor 1.6 .15 Queen .29 .03 02 Endeavour .33 .04 fleefdd .85 .17 03 i25 Renison 17.00 .50 EsoMtn 1.80 .35 Dh. oiumr I 10 na 'n, Emch .03 Morwono: 207: 132 to 202. LcatherjackctsA 107 to n'no New money Nat Bank 2.53 a snapper 242 to 287: 252 to 337; 250 to 352: 272 to 337 Mullet: (bully) 37 to 72: Kest in peaca. Nicholas 1.20 .05 Hinders .45 .02 Sarn Ep 20c 1.40 .30 NSGaa 2.00 .10 Forsaythopt .04 Ml smos 6.00 .10 Nvlex 1.05 .03 Gemtpl .67 .15 Slhn Pac 12.00 1.00 CANBERRA. New EVAN5.

Ruby Northrope, (nee tft R7 55 P. POWELL, James Alexander. .25 5tniaixi .54 .02 Qeotnetal 30c .12 .0 Snareos .45 .02 227 to 262; 227 to 297: 117 to 232. Luderlck: 72: 47. Mulloway: 347 to Oiikbhdgc 3.45 Olirns .44 Olympic 1.00 Hammond) March IB, T900.

at Plcton. widow of the late Herbert Thomas Evans, loving mother and mother-in-law of BRAGG, The relatives and friends of the late ELIZABETH ELLEN BRAGG of St. Peters are kindly Invited to attend her funeral service, to be held In the Woronora Crematorium Chapel tomorrow (Friday) at 11.15 a.m. Please assemble at the Crematorium. T.

J. ANDREWS, NEWTOWN. 51 2873. AUBURN. RYDE.

649 7850. A.F-D.A. 807 2732. 14 og1-1 103 .04 siirlinK .45 .03 Marcn 11. isou, at nospuai -merley ol Ashfleld.

widowr-r ot Gladys, loved father ot Warren (deceased) and Robert and dear '24 SffSiprawJO 05 SwanRlim 1.00 .05 Olympic nts 1.00 Arthur and Gwcnda Evans of 312. Tcraglln: 247. Kino. .60 2.15 .05 SMS 3 Tasminen fish: 92 to 107: 172: lit CM .46 T. onsoane, uwen ana bod eruen of Epolna.

Valerie and Keith 1.28 P'ville orotner or tneen imr. tv. Mordike). aged 67 years. Privately cremated.

3.00 Corbett of Picton. Eunice and 10 1. rrawns: tuncoOKCO) Under 3'a 150 to 152. King George uo at 01 er soane. ear .19 Transoil 01 Greenvale5c .65 .14 Triako Hamsky 3.40 .20 Nickel 11, Haoma .75 .07 1 ii.i.

pur imu Lemons: Local $5 to per citrus pack. Grapef.ulti Murray SS to S7. few special to SS; per citrus pack. Rockmelons: MIA $4 to 6.50. tew Western Districts S4 to S7: per case.

Bananas; Hands S.60 to 7-60. SPfiial extra-la roe to $8: per cAlon. Singles $9 to 12.60, special extr-large to SI per case. Peaches: Western Districts (Pullars Cling) S6 to S9. lew $10; MIA (Pullars Cling) 3.60 to $5.

few per i2 case; Vic (Golden Queen) S2 to 3.60. odd hi? her; (Pullars Cling) $3 to 4.50. odd higher; per tray. Pineapples; Old 55 to S7. odd higher: per carton.

Watermelons: NSW 6c to 10c. few 1 2c; small and seconds lower; per kg. Grapes: Western Districts (Black Muscat) $5 to 58. few choice Urge to SI Murray Valley (Sultana) 3.40 to 4.50. few choice to S5, odd special large pre-cooled to S6, odd higher: (Waltham Cross) S3 to 4.50, odd (Cornichon) 3.60 to 4.

SO; MIA (Cornichon) 3.50 to S4. few 4. SO: (Waltham Cross) S3 to Qld (Waltham Cross) S4 to S7, odd special higher: (Cornichon) $5 to S7, odd soccial higher: per 'a case. Strawberries: Vic 60c to S1. few special large sound to 1.10.

odd higher; per punnet. Honcydcws: MIA S3 to 54, odd I. if) her; per case. Passlonfruit: NSW S5 to S8. few choice Dark higher; per i) case.

S3 to 54. choice Dark 3 -row to SS. odd $6: per case. Old $8 to 512. few choice Dark higher; per carton.

Persimmons: NSW 52 to $4, few special large to S5: Qld $3 to S4. odd large to 55; per traiiipaws: Qld 56 to SI 2. odd special well coloured higher: per CaSpomegranatesj NSW $4 to SB. odd special large well coloured higher; per 'a case. Olives: MIA 53 to $8, few choice large to S10.

odd special higher; per 'a case. Guavas: Qld S6 to S8, odd large to 510: per '4 case. Cimcs: NSW S5 to 58. odd special higher; per 'a case. VEGETABLES Peas: NSW 40c to 70c odd choice Gems inferior lower; per gUFInd .92 euhddel 1.05 bara and Bruce Eagles of Plcton, 1 ay.

to. wiPLUWea 40 IO 482 to 500. Prawns: Cooked 1 Under 31 British 2.55 in 'ni Hanog .70 .05 v.l..n, loving granomoincr ano great, grandmother of their children, aged 82 years. Prawns: (Cooked) Over 3'j QUINTON, Wilfred John (BUI). March 18, 1980.

of 8 Ka- .14 .01 1.25 .05 .38 .10 .50 .18 4.12 .32 .70 .15 2.60 .10 .62 .02 .26 .01 1.35 .05 1.92 .16 .48 .06 .04 .20 H'JBPfj -ff .10 Vamgas Slh Pine Stock TNT Tmakers Walker limna Drive. Moana rare, auri rt Paradise, formerly of Har- 2.20 .02 'J -V -ni 'X wailleu UJCnnT (UK BULUoTT 5.00 .30 50 .05 BREMNER. The relatives and bord. N.S.W., dearly loved hus WhimCk FLANAGAN. Maurice John.

KiaOraGc .26 .01 uvup iu Mng rrawns: (Cooked) 512 to 632: 522; 522 to 582. Crayfish: (Uncooked) 520. Crayfiish: (Cooked) 1270: 1150 Whiting: (Sand) 217 to 267; 220 to 2821 200 to 237: 247 to 248. Whiting: (Trumpeter) 127: 117 to 142, Garfish: (River) 82 tn 132 2.20 Waugh I band ot Lucy, loveo tamer 01 Wilfred and loved brother and brother-in-law of Vera. Irene.

capital raisings by companies in the December quarter of last year were $346.8 million more than the September quarter. The total new money for the December quarter was $844 million according to the Bureau of Statistics. The total for the December quarter in 1978 was $501 million. The manufacturing industry made the largest contribution to the new capital raisings with a total of $330.5 million, finance and property contributed $281.7 million. Pancon slips Wlldptruil 1.06 .01 Wsldcm YorkM 1.43 .01 Kitcnener 1.00 .24 Woodsrecf rviarcn id.

isou, rate 01 i-ranK-I in Road, West Pennant Hills, loved son of Maurice nnd Gladys, loved brother of Pat. Bill, Ma Isle. Tanya and Alex and Tuesday's fixing prices on the London bullion mnrkct were: Cold, fine, SUS48I.50 an or. rdmvn 5US2.50). Silver, line, 760.60 pence an ot (down 1 16.45 pence).

tneir lamines. lovea son-in-iaw of Mr. and Mrs. G. Katarz- TOTAL FALLS: Industrial 48; mining and oil 46 irienos oi tne iate Mr JAMES ARCHIBALD BREMNER.

of Malabar, are Invited attend his funeral service, to be held in the chapel of the Eastern Suburbs Crematorium, tomorrow (Friday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock. Please assemble at the crematorium. -By request no flowers. Ron. Maureen.

Sandra, Pctcrl 62 Garfish: (Sea) 117 ana raui, agea 19 years. ylnskl. 10 is: a to n. oarnsn: (No Bil 77 tn Q2 Tj(lnr RAFFO. SVephen.

March 1 9. GARVEY. Irene May. March 27 to 87: 42 to 72. John Dory: 350: 252 to 462.

Redfish: 17 to 67: 32 to late 'of Harbord, 'dearly loved (prime rate loved wie ot the late 'johnl 1.65 .02 Minwest .22 .03 Crusader J5c2.20 .05 1.50 .02 Monier 1.73 .04 Cudgcn 1.30 .15 l.2 .03 Nally 1.55 .01 Fcrvanopts 2.85 .05 Norman Rs 3.19 .01 GokJrim .90 .05 1 .78 .01 Trust 3.80 .05 Hill Mm da .08 .02 2.55 .15 PionConc- 1.95 .03 joneMin .47 .01 1.77 .03 Broadcast 1.80 .05 KalSlhn 1.30 .10 3.15 ..05 Reckiil 2.42 .03 Kratos .45 1 .00 .05 Rcpco 1.06 .01 Lcighton ,37 .01 4.95 .15 Rhccm 1.50 .05 Mctramar .24 .01 2.80 .05 Tooth 2. 15 .02 .90 .10 i Advhr AlWMill Aquila Au Apic Bonds Pat Philp CarpWR CPcrk Chmblain Comalco CBC Cnmllmnn t. vicmnsn: i5i to 1 BZ. Gurnard: 42 to SO. Latchett: 47 to 102.

JOSEPH MEDCALF PTY. A.F.D.A. Phone 696 2315. husband of the late Aima Florence Raffo, loved father of Florence (Mrs T. Roberts), Frederick, Steven.

Olive (Mrs J. Waghorn), Gwen (Mrs Brlggs, deceased), Laura (Mrs E. Torkl), Ida (deceased) and Ron, father-In-law ol Joan. Jack (deceased). Inland Rivers: Yellow Fin Perch: 462 to 712: Freshwater Carp: 57 to 62.

Quotations from the State tjacit; uarvey, lovea mower ana mother-in-law of Irene and Jim Harper, dear grandmother of John (deceased), Dlanne, Greg and Debbie, fond great-grand-mot hor of Troy and Renae, loved sister of Dolly, Dick (deceased) and Edna, loved aunt of their children aged 75 years. At peace, 1 The avernpe rates of the Atis-trnlian Merchant Hunkers lowest bu ing yield for prime commercial bills yesterday were: 90 dnys 11.92 pc (11.75); 120 days 12.66 pc 180 days 12.82 pc (12.69). BREMNER. The Officers and Ml irnsfLorp MtLyrllctg .98 .02 Aubrey, Edward and Hazel, fond Grandfather and areat-aranrl- rviarKCiing Bureau, Dept. Agriculture.

Com 4.25 .05 father of their children, and Cntry TV J.40 .20 Trust NihMincig 1.90 .15 ALTERATIONS (ask for CUSTOMER SERVICE). Alteratroni to advertisements appearing MONDAY TO FRIDAY muit be notified before 1 P.M. on day prior to publication. FOR SATURDAY 5 P.M. THURSDAY.

NO ALTERATIONS ACCEPTED FRIDAY FOR SATURDAY HERALD. CANCELLATIONS (ask for CUSTOMER SERVICE). SINGLE DAY ADVERTISEMENTS: Cancellations of advertisements appearing MONDAY TO FRIDAY must be notified before 1 P.M. on day prior to publication. FOR SATURDAY 5 P.M.

THURSDAY. NO CANCELLATIONS ACCEPTED FRIDAY FOR SATURDAY HERALD. MULTIPLE DAY ADVERTISEMENTS: Cancellations accepted until 1 P.M. prior to day of publication. No cancellations accepted Friday for Saturday unless advertisement has already appeared.

ENQUIRIES ASK FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE 1.50 .05 W'worthi rtinMinopi i.ja great-grandfather of Dallas, Natalie and Darby, Aged 88 years, 2.95 .11 i.jo wormaia Nnlljlxr .16 .04 The cost of an expanded Memoers ot maiaoar k.s.l. auo Branch and Club are Invited to attend the funeral of their late esteemed Associate Member, JAMES ARCHIBALD BREMNER. For particulars, see family notice. J. FRENCH.

Sec. Man. C. NICHOLSON, Well. Officer.

Copper falls GLEESON. Eleanor (Nellie). .74 .01 (metals Ocean Res .12 Mining and Oil Dar Prop i Datronic Doulion li Dunlon FAI Ins Forestwd a GPrT Oilmin 1.60 IS Oilmin45c 1.55 Ah'fnvU sin .80 .02 1.48 .02 2.85 .05 RENWICK, Herbert Allan, Aiittrnlit .35 .05 Marcn is, iyou. at nospitai. late of Sans Soucl, dearly beloved wife of Roy, loving mother ot Evelyn and Violet and of William, fond mother.

In-law unmin ix i.ju Sixteen consecutive reductions have lowered the Barrier .30 .07 Marcn 17, istso, aged years, late of 69 Kino Street. Glou Prices on the London Metal Exchange on Tuesday were: Bti.Tcr Seller Movement 1.57 .01 PacCopp 3.15 Kg. BKIAN. The relatives and Grace Bros 1.95 .03 cester, husband of Bessie, uncle Mount Isa Mines' domes of Stan Levi and or Bill Dwverl (deceased), devoted grandmother .02 Harris tonne li.imc mld-prlcc hlSh. choice 90c Isolated earlv niQlt- ot tne uonnisKi ramincs, oi Berkeley.

Funeral lervlce tn he tic copper price by $600! SuKa mnAt Panconictg 5.30 Command 35c. 7 .01 .43 Mi ii Stellar .48 Cons Expl del .13 .02 Slirijn0p, .09 Con Rcsources.50 IS WMChltldd3.80 Cooper .23 .01 or jonn ana Bryan, ana saaiy mlsind hv her brothers and JCilI il COPPER, wire Ijnnt 10(H) 10(12 lit 1.45 .05 1,60 .05 .78 .02 .55 .01 tones Mauri Br Merc Cred trom its 1-ebruary 21 peak held 2 p.m. Thursday, Church of England Church, Gloucester, thence for Interment In Glou- exploration program is reflected in Pan-continental Mining Ltd's December half loss of $582,658 compared with a $165,861 loss previously. The prospective uranium miner, which is still waiting for npproval for its Jabiluka project tol u-: sisters, their families and her CabUMBSI NSW 40C to 65c 12W tow special large plain 75c In- 12 ferior lower: per head. Cauliflowers: NSW 60c to t.ii.

nrti Klnhnr: nr head. 1012 many trienas, agea 77 years, Till we meet again. triends of the late NELLIE MAUDE BRIAN (NELL) are Invited to attend her funeral service to be held In the chapel of the Northern Suburbs Crematorium, tomorrow (Friday), March 21, at 1.30 p.m. ALLEN MATTHEWS PTY. LTD.

A.F.D.A. North Ryde. 887 2244. ccsier Lawn cemetery. ot a tonne.

Today's reduced level of $2,200 a tonne, down 7735 7760 13i Lellucet NSW SI, SO to RISBY, Florence May. March 19. 1980, suddenly, late of Plcton. loved wife of Gorop Blhv tin ndrl higher. Interior low.

HALCROW, Roy. March 18, 1980. at hosoital. late of Man'v (deceased), loving mother and I Vale, dearly loved husband of $20 on yesterday's level, follows the retreat in the 457 er: VIC: S2.50 to S3. 60 lew $4: per case or carton Carrots: NSW $4.50 to $5 nAA hlnh.r; VIC: 5 to S7.S0 tsincr, toven latner qi kuih (Mrs jacobsen).

father-in-law ol ceased), Gwen and Bill Fernando, Dot and Eric McDonald, Jean and Stan Thorn Mon and ti. .1 mm ion TINt Spot 77.10 .1 rnlh 7755 IKADl Spot 4F0 3 mth 456 ZINC: Spot 322 3 mth .125 ALUMINIUM: Spot M85 3 mth 853 NICKEL! Spot 3010 mth 3140 Aiian ana lono pap ot loi. London Metal Exchange cash selling price from its 323 326 tor ut.gui. miicascu its exploration for uranium, oil and gas in Canada during the latest period. leen (Lan), loving grandmother and great-grandmother ol thclrj February 13 peak of PLEASE PLACE ADVERTISEMENTS EARLY nu re 11, ayca 09 years.

SR8 854 4V4 odd higher; per 20lco bag. Parsnips: NSW S5 to $5.50 odd special higher; per ISkg liii. arslcv! $1 to $1.60 odd ll4 higher: Radishes: 25e to 30c: Spinach: 30c to 42c: Eschalots: 2'S 25c to 35c: Mint: 20c to30c: 12V? Endives: 30c to 4Sc; Bett roott BRIDGE Relatives and friends Of the late ESMERALDA BRIDGE of Bautkham Hills, are Invited to attend her cremation service, to be held tomorrow (Friday), at 3 p.m. In a chapel of the Northern Suburbs Crematorium. RUSSELL KINSELA.

Pty. Ltd. 913 7236. stgl.367 (SA2.850) a tonne to Pancontinental also undertook further exploration for uranium 3030 3145 RISK. Lillian.

March 17. 10HO iaie or nriaicoi, loveo wne oi inei HARMAN. Mary Nina. March 19. 1980.

at hospital, bclovod wife of William, loved mother of Gregory, loved sister and sister-in-law ol Marie and Bill Towers. Enid (deceased), Zena and Eric Selms. Patricia and Ernest Cronin, Cecily and Percy ISHIPPINGl BRIGHT. Relatives and friends in Australia, The company's interim result was struck after a substantial reduction in mie towara hisk. aeariy loved mother of Betty, loved mother-in-law of Andrew Scott, loved sister of Vera, Margaret and Iris and of Alex.

Ethel. Dolly, Jane and Frank (all deceased), fond sister-in-law of Tom McGrath and of Percy, Joe, Harry, Nina, Ted. Otto and Vera (all de- Chianlno details ar hated on oarr, nae ana 10m ooinicn, loved aunty ot their children. Rest In peace. EXPECTED DEPARTURES TODAY! Cairns ANL 2 0541 1 Mort Bay; BOTANY TRUST Burns Phllp AL RA2IO Oa Patrick! 27 6611 a Ub47 i Kurncn; lmevkon oi inc iaw venurii a RUb ERTA BRIGHT are advised that her funeral wilt leave the Infant Saviour Catholic Church, Burleigh Heads.

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(212) 316 9494. (Appointment necessary In New York.) Prices: Recommended and maximum price ot the Herald tnt interstate by air arc: Victoria and south Queensland, 20c Monday to Friday, 2Sc Saturday: South Australia and Tasmania, 25c Monday to Friday, 3Se Saturday: North Queensland. Northern Territory, Western Australia, 40c Monday to Friday, 50c Saturday. the latest Information available at press time. The Maritime Services Board provides recorded Information on 2 0591.

Yesterdav't arrival and departure times are at the Heads, Expected arrivals and departure veueklaind 3 Botany bay; COLUMBUS TARANAKt Panami 20 Pyrmont Columbus 290 2966; FAUSTINA n( DalDPtv Athnl HOOPER, Thomas Smale (Tom). ceaseoi ana a votea aunt 01 their families. Aged 1 73 years. Will always be sadly mined. 553 and a cut in depreciation charges from 7 Glebe; ASIAN PEARL Konq Nedswire 2 0522 Globe Is: AUSTRALIAN ENTERPRISE Mclb ANL 2 0541 3 Brothcrion Dock; FAUSTINA os Datgetv 5 Athoi: FORT VICTORIA Japan Dalqety Balls Hd: ORIANA Vila FORT VICTORIA- HARTLEY ACE $4,603 lo $3,731.

Brlsb 8 Pvrmont Burns Phllp JOHN RAINF FUNERAL 2 US.H7: mat lahp 12 pvrmani Hit MP The lower interest bill times ne WtMi TODAV: AL RAZtO oft Patrick! 27 0611 Bcaurort 239 1022; MELBOURNE js 1533 5vaney cove; pacific A.F.D.A. Gold Coast. 31 4407. RARE STAMPS and COLLECTIONS for Auction Viewing at SYDNEY HILTON 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

SUM DAY tye will nlso lie pleased lo negolinle (lie selling of your niHterial. either by Auelion or oiilrifditt'Hsh offer. RODNEY A. PERRY 351 Collins Slreel MKUiOUKNE. 3000.

AUSTRALIA 1 ii partly reflects the influx RISK, Lillian. March 17. 1980. uas MoniaKe. DEPARTURES YESTERDAY; i riHUEn bUrniC ANL 2 0541 1 Mort Bay; MIEKAWA MARU McArthurs 27 4461 20 Pyrmont; NIUGINI EXPRESS Melb 4 Darlino rjciovcfj irieno or Artnur aianev 7 Glebe; ENDURANCE EXPRESS New Patricks 27 6611 3 W'lloo; ESSI GINA Dalgoty Westernportl BROWN.

Prayers for the late of S4.4 million from ensh issues last year. Marcn 19, isbu, at nospuai. Coffs Harbour, late of 53 Mil-dura Street, Coffs dearly beloved husband of Alice, i loving father and father-in-law I of Joan and Dick Robcrton, George and Sue, dear grand-1 father of their children, loved brother ot Bob, George, Irene (Mrs Cornall). Edith (Mrs Turner), Alma (Mrs George) (all deceased), dear brother-in-law of Florrle Blnks (deceased), Annie (Mrs Hcarn), Frori Blnks. Mabel (Mrs Wilson) and Hudson Blnks.

Aged 79 years. vvoraie, bad iv missed. ANRO TEMASEK 5.30fi: ASEAN OBJECTIVE 9.1 5p: AUSTRAL gety 1 Salmflin; HAKUYO MARU Hbr NEL 241 2991: NORTHERN! HIGHWAY Melb McArthurs 27 4461: OCEAN SKY 21 Pvr-1 mont Burni Phllp 2 0547; PAC GARDEN SUPPLIES, HORTICULTURE DOGS, CATS, GOLDFISH, ETC. ROBINSON, Norman Charles tins Burns rntip uaaz noo; ORIANA Vila 239 1333 Sydney Cove; ORIENTAL EXPERT Hnnn Kflna OCL 2t1 57St 7 1 MAILS (Latchom). March 18, Iftao, at Milton hospital, late of Bal- uui-nijs i uarimg nor ran sander 27 6301; PACIFIC GAS Mortlake: REGENT FLEUR 7 Pvrmont Hcth Klnq 27 1671: ROBERT MILLER: SOELA Cvrinnv fnva Glebe: WAIGANI EXPRESS Melbl BLACK bush rocks, $80 per 100.

79 6650. BUSH rock S80 per 100 VALERIE MARGARET BROWN wltl be held at the Sacred Heart Church, Corner Barrenloey Road and Golf Avenue, Mona Vale, Friday March 21, 1980. appointed to commence at 10.30 a.m, At the conclusion of the prayers an Interment will take place at the Mona Vale Cemetery, GREGORY CARR. MONA VALE. 997S566.

A.F.D.A. 997 S56, DOG trailer Kara.kar, 4 berth, Immac. SI 000 o.rt.o., 449 9053 44 1621 a.h. main, loved husband of the late nurihtH j.ap; lake HUME 11p: MACEDON: NZ CARIBBEAN 1.30a; RAVIDAS; RESOLUTION BAY 9.37a; SHINNICHI MARU 9.4S; TURKMENIA Bp; WAITAKI, DEPARTURES I TOMORROW: UNION H08ART Ounedln Union Bulk 2 0238 7 Darling Hbr. SHIPS IN PORT AL SAMI os Patricks 27 6611: AUSTRALIAN ENDEAVOUR Mclb uuyy.

and brother-in-law of Sydney, Georoe. Arthur. Jessie, all de- ROSE LOVERS Beautiful Colour PHOTOGRAPHIC NEL 241 3991 10 DrHnQ Hbr. ARRIVALS YCSTEROAYt AUSTRALIAN ENDEAVOUR; BASS TRADER Burnlc; BOTANY TRUST 5d: MIFKAWA MARU Pull atr and lurrar mall IRANYI. Gabor.

March 16, ceased, Allan and Beatrice eublishcd each Monday. Closina iqho rtirriripn vi. iai at Bonn "uuinwn, uoroiny ano ayaney O'Malley and loved uncle of CSIRO; SPRIGHTLY 4 Walsh Bay; TIMARU STAR Adel Blue Star 22 Pvrmont; TURKMENIA Opal 27 8051 7 Walsh Bay; UNION HOBART Duncdtn Union 2 0238: UNION ROTURA Wellington Union 2 0238: YUN HAI China 6 Athol Patricks 27 6611. Hose LAtaiogug lor i960 now available. Free on request.

Send for your copy right then order from the Nation Wide Mall Order Specialists from Langbcckcr Pty. P.O. Box dearly beloved husband of Hedy and dear brother of Andrew 9.S7a: TURKMENIA 6.25a. dates later than one week ahead are approximate only. Variations on this week's list arevnll.

paper processor, orana new, excellent work horse, suit any mtnMahs. Best offer. 74S 3837. A.H. 747 S301 and 859 3140.

UIVIUnKUTTl alia zvv U434 wnite Bay; (New 1 ana j. tneir lamiucs. Aged 79 vears. Rest In peace, MANAMA UnlOfl Bulk 0238 7 Darllns Hbr. (Continued on Next Pagfrj vi enquiries pnont 230 7013.

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