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finance and business Six plans to restore city Large complex restoration of the historic commercial use are likely to Council. 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 their plans is uncertain. According to one source in the property industry, the recent announcement of an $18 million shop- of the University of NSW's town planning department, includes studies for 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 Lord Mayor, Alderman Meers, that a hotel would be the most suitable use. Built in 1898 as a market, the sandstone building is classified by the National Trust. A superb example of high Victorian architecture in the The Queen Victoria Building. ping centre on the Shoppingworld site in Pitt Street the formation of Friends of the Queen Victoria Building would both tend to dampen the interest of developers.

Tenders close on April 15. Until then, possibly the most interesting activity in area will be the auction of the Fletcher Jones building opposite. Government re-assessing 'bird coop' VARIATIONS Industrial 70; mining and oil 131 L'hardt 4.75 .85 Mining and Oil Lennard Ridge 1.45 .17 .04 Ridge 6c .09 .02 ACAP dev .19 .01 MIM 4.25 .10 Alkane .28 .01 Magellan 3.35 .15 AOD 20c .45 Magnum 1.82 .02 AOD opt 2 .15 .04 fallina .30 .02 Allstate 1.06 .16 Mareeba 2.15 .25 Amad dd .35 .05 M'tharra 2.80 .30 Ampol 1.83 .03 Metals Ex 1.35 .15 Apollo .37 .02 Metana .38 .03 Arcadia .32 Met EN Min .20 Ashton 2.30 Met EN ctg. .14 Ath'ton .33 Mid Est dd .20 Audimco del .29 Minef'ld Ex .72 Aust Dev .85 Dep 50c 1.60 Australis cig .19 .02 MMM 25c 2.60 AOG 1.30 .10 Min House .45 Bamboo Ck .20 .03 Mogul 1.10 Basin .95 .10 Mnarch Pet .70 Beach .95 .07 Mt Lyell 1.60 .05 B'ville 66c 3.35 .15 Norseman .75 BH Metal .65 .12 North BH 3.05 .25 BH South 4.20 .20 Nth Kalg .95 .05 Brnswick .19 .01 .02 Northland .09 .01 Braswick 0 .10 N'Land opt .04 Can .30 NW Min .70 .10 Can NW opt.15 .03 Offshore cig .26 .01 Carr Boyd .44 .05 Oil comp cig 25c.17 .01 Norse 5.10 .20 Oil comp opt .10 Cent Pac 3.10 cig 20.10 .02 Cliffm'x .24 .02 Oil opt .09 .01 Cluff .27 Oil Search .23 .02 Cluff .18 Otter 1.45 .20 Con Gold 5.30 .10 Pancont 5.90 Cooper c35 .09 Pan Dor dd .54 Crusader 2.48 .02 PAN Pac opt. 11 Cultus opts .21 Pegmin .90 Eagle .50 .05 Pelsart Coast .24 .02 Ptrcarb .32 Eastmet lid .19 .03 Poseidon 1.90 Emperor 1.6 .15 Queen .29 Endeavour .33 .04 Reef dd .85 Epoch .25 .03 Renison 17.00 .50 Esp Min 1.80 .35 Robe River 1.10 Flinders Forsayth .04 .45 .02 Sam Exp 20c 1.40 opt Santos 6.00 .10 Gem Genoa Epl .67 .65 .15 .03 Sthn Pac 12.00 1.00 Geometal 30c .12 Sthland .34 .03 .01 Spargos .45 .02 Gold Copp 1.03 .04 Stirling .45 .03 Golden Grove .40 .05 Swan lim 1.00 .05 GM Kalg 3.50 .20 Tasminex .60 .04 Gt EM .46 .03 Timor .14 Gr'vale 20c .65 .85 .14 .19 Transoil 1.25 :05 Greenvale 5c Triako .38 .10 Ham' sley 3.40 .20 Und Nickel .50 .18 Haoma .75 .07 Utah 4.12 .32 Hartog .70 Valiant .70 Hartogen 2.80 .10 Vamgas 2.60 Gold .51 Wattle .62 Kath Inv 5.00 .30 Sands .26 Kemple .16 Whim Ck 1.35 .05 Kia Ora .26 .01 W'side 1.92 .16 Kia Ora Go .17 ris .48 .06 Kitchener 1.00 .24 Woodsreef .04 Industrial 48; mining and oil 45 Minwest .22 .03 Crusader 35c2.20 .05 Monier 1.73 .04 Cudgen 1.30 .15 Nally 1.55 .01 Fer van opts Norman Rs 3.19 .01 Goldrim .90 .05 Trust 3.80 .05 Hill Min cig .08 Pion Cone: 1.95 .03 Jones Min .47 Broadcast 1.80 .05 Kal Sthn 1.30 .10 Reckitt 2.42 .03 Kratos .45 .02 Repco 1.06 .01 .05 Leighton Rheem 1.50 .24 Tooth 2.15 .02 Minerol .90 Tims Corp .08 .01 Mi Lyell ctg .98 .02 Waltons .61 .01 Nck'ore .25 .03 Trust ris Nth Min ctg 1.90 W'worths 1.45 .01 Nth Min opt 1.55 Wormald 2.95 .11 Nullabor .16 Mining and Oil Ocean Res .12 Ab'foyle 5.10 .40 Oilmin 45c 1.55 Oilmin 1.60 Australis .35 .05 Oilmin 25c 1.30 Barrier .30 .01 .07 Pac Copp 3.15 Buka Min .25 Pancont ctg 5.30 Command 35c.17 .01 Silver 15c .43 .02 CMI del 2.90 .02 .10 Stellar .48 .02 Cons Expl .13 Stirling opt .09 Con Resources.50 .15 WMC hid d3.80 .20 Cooper .23 .01 RARE STAMPS and COLLECTIONS for Auction Viewing at SYDNEY HILTON 10 a.m.

to 5 p.m. SUNDAY We will also be pleased to negotiate the selling of your material. either by Auction or outright cash offer. RODNEY A. PERRY 351 Collins Street MELBOURNE.

3000. AUSTRALIA 21 The Sydney Morning Herald. Thus Mar 20. 1980 21 Summary of Death Notices ALEXANDER, J. BIRD, R.A.E.

BIRKETT. H.B. BRAGG, E.E. BRIAN. N.M.

BRIDGE, BRIGHT, V.R. BRODIE, D.A. BROWN, V.M. BYRNES. O.M.

DEAN, DOUST. M.M.M. DOWNS, J. EVANS, R.N. FLANAGAN, M.J.

GARVEY, GLEESON, HALCROW, R. HARMAN, M.N. HOOPER, 1 T.S. IRANYI, G. QUINTON.

W.J. JACKSON, J.W. RAFFO, S. KENNEDY, R.J. RENWICK.

H.A. KING, D.I. RISBY, F.M. KITCHING, F.J. RISK.

L. LASH, J.A. ROBINSON, N.C. McARTHUR. S.G, SATCHELL, U.L.

McDONALD, A.M. SAUNDERS, W.M. McDONALD, C. SHEEHAN, M.J. McLAUGHLIN, N.I, SLOWGROVE, L.M.

McNEILAGE, W. SOURRY, L.H. McPHERSON, D. SUNDGREN. J.R.

MACKENZIE, R.K. SYNNOTT R.J.K. MEERS, M.J. THOMAS, B.M. O'CONNELL, T.

J. TOREVELL, W. E. O'CONNOR, A.W, TURTON, R.E. OLDS, L.D.

WEBB, H. O'SHEA, I.D.E, WILSON, PIERCE, POWELL, J.A. Classified Index Page Amusements. 22 Apartments, Board To Auction Sales. Births.

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381, BUNDABERG, Qi. 4670. PERSONAL NOTICES Births, Engagements, Deaths, etc. building Up to six plans for the Queen Victoria Building for be submitted to Sydney City Four local and two overseas groups have interest in submitting tenders by the closing date next month. The City, 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, BUSINESS REAL ESTATE with Garry Maddox 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 Haymarket 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.

Ironically, the building has been vacant ever since. With the change of government late that year, expansion plans for Public Service office accommodation were largely shelved. A section of the ground floor was let to various small businesses, and the old offices be- SHARE TOTAL ARC Ind 1.37 Acmil .88 Acron Pac .33 Ampol Pet 1.06 Argo 2.15 ARI .95 ANZ 4.27 ACI 1.95 Aus Gas 1.72 APM 1.58 Bnk NSW 2.95 Bisley I 3.20 BMI 1.41 Bond Corp 1.55 Boral 2.40 Boustead Aust.55 Brambles 1.95 BHP 12.20 BHP new ctg 9.60 Bundaberg 8.30 Canb TV 4.00 Comp Acc .86 Hilton .71 EZ Ind 5.90 Elders 2.70 Email 1.30 Entrad .93 Evans 1.55 Fielder Gil 1.01 Fielding 1.10 Hawk Inv .65 Herald WT 2.18 Hooker 1.04 ICI 2.80 Int Comb 4.45 Ipec .77 Jonray 1.00 Kemtron .53 Latec .39 Leighton 1.60 L. Lease 3.20 Savers 2.25 McDonald .60 McPherson 1.32 Milton 2.08 Nat Bank 2.53 Nicholas 1.20 NS Gas 2.00 Nylex 1.05 Oakbridge 3.45 Olims 44 Olympic 1.00 Olympic nts 1.00 OPSM 2.15 P'ville 1.28 Pion Sug 3.00 QUF Ind .92 Sleigh del 1.05 British 2.55 Sth Pine .20 Stock 5.50 TNT 2.20 T'makers 1.50 Walker .88 Waugh 2.20 1.43 trust 1.06 TOTAL Advtsr 1.65 Alld Mill 1.50 Aquila 1.62 Aust Agric 2.85 Bonds Pat 1.78 Philp 2.55 Carp WR 1.77 Perk 3.15 Chmblain 1.00 Comalco 4.95 CBC 2.80 Com Union .98 Cons Press 4.25 C'ntry TV 3.40 Dar Prop 1.50 Datronic 1.30 Doulton .74 Dunlop .80 FAI Ins 1.48 Forestwd 2.85 Pr 1.57 Grace Bros 1.95 Harris .98 Jones 1.45 Kurts 1.60 Mauri Br .78 Merc Cred .55 for auction The PDS buildings, a complex with one of the largest warehouse areas in the city, are expected to sell for more than $2 million at auction later this month. The five buildings that make up the complex, have a floor area 1.6 hectares a figure matched in storage area only by the vast Pyrmont woolstores and few other city, buildings.

The Producers' Co-operative Distributing Society Ltd, is selling the buildings to move its administrative offices to the north of Sydney Harbour but, according to the agents, may be interested in leasing back part of the space. PDS will continue to need storage space for its products marketed principally under the Allowrie label near Darling Harbour goods yard, says the city sales manager for Richardson and Wrench Pty Ltd, Mr Ian Byrnes. There are five interconnected buildings in the PDS complex, built between 1920 and 1965 and ranging from four levels to seven levels. Interest has already been shown by Asian companies both locally and overseas based, in buying the building for warehousing at the March 28 auction. The seven-level building, at 125 York Street, is to be auctioned by Raine and Horne Pty 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, building at 477 Pitt is again understood considered and cludes the opposition from up a building could far cry then minister, accommodate of Adminiis currently re- public various alterna- It would for the site. It is attempt to AUST. BULLION GOLD: Selling price per gram: Mar 18 Mar 19 24 carat $14.9912 $15.3731 18 carat $11.7911 $12.0775 carat $6.0957 $6.2389 SILVER: Selling Price: PPer kg 5617.78 $533.76 (PRODUCE MARKETS FRUIT Apples: Delicious $5 to $14, choice large well a coloured $16. few special to $18: Jonathon $5 to S8.

choice large well coloured to $10, odd special higher; Granny Smith $3.50 to S8. few choice large $10; per traypack. Pears: Williams $4 to 58, odd special selected sizes to 59: Packhams Triumph $5 to per carton. Oranges: Valencia Lower Murray $5 to $6. few special to 6.50: MIA 4.50 to 5.60, odd higher; Local $4 to 4.50; per citrus pack.

Lemons: Local $5 to $8: per citrus pack. Grapefruit: Murray $5 to $7. few special to per citrus pack. Rockmelons: MIA 54 to 6.50, few Western Districts $4 to $7: per case. Bananas: Hands 5.60 to 7.60.

extra- large to $8: per carton. Singles $9 12.60, special extra-large to $13: per case. Peaches: Western Districts (Pullars Cling) $6 to 59, few 510: MIA (Pullars Cling) 3.60 to $5, few S6: per 12 case: Vic (Golden Queen) $2 to 3.60. odd higher: (Pullars Cling) $3 to 4.50, odd higher: per tray. Pineapples: Qld 55 to $7, odd higher: per carton.

Watermelons: NSW 6c to 10c. 12c: small and seconds lower: per kg. Grapes: Western Districts (Black Muscat) $5 to 58, few choice large to $10; Murray Valley (Sultana) 3.40 to 4.50. few choice to $5, odd special large pre-cooled to $6. odd higher; (Waltham Cross) $3 to 4.50.

odd (Cornichon) 3.60 4.50; MIA (Cornichon) 3.50 to few 4.50: (Waltham Cross) $3 to $4: Qid (Waltham Cross) $4 to $7. odd special higher; (Cornichon) 55 to $7, odd special higher; per 12 case. Strawberries: Vic 60c to $1, few special large sound to 1.10. odd higher; per punnet. Honeydews: MIA $3 to S4, odd higher: per case, Passionfruit: NSW S5 to $8.

few choice Dark higher; per 12 case. $3 to $4, choice Dark 3-row to $5. odd $6: per 1 case. Old $8 to $12. few choice Dark higher; per carton.

Persimmons: NSW $2 to $4. few special large to $5: Qld $3 to $4, odd large to 55: per tray. Papaws: Qid $6 to $12, odd special well coloured higher: per case. Pomegranates: NSW $4 to $8, odd special large well coloured higher; per 12 case. Olives: MIA $3 to $8, few choice large to $10.

odd special Guavas: Qid $6 to $8. odd higher: per 12 case. large to $10: per to 58. case. odd Limes: NSW $5 special higher; per 12 case.

choice Gems Inferior lower: per kg, Beans: NSW 40c to carly 80c few choice 90c isolated higher, inferior tower: per kg. Cabbages: NSW 40c to 65c few special large plain 75c inferior lower: per head, Cauliflowers: NSW 60c to 83c odd higher: per head. Lettuce: NSW $1.50 $2.50 odd higher, inferior low. er: VIC: $2.50 to $3.60 few $4: per case or carton Carrots: NSW $4.50 to $5 odd higher: VIC: $5 to $7.50 odd per 20kg bag. Parsnips: NSW $5 to $5.50 odd special higher: per 18 kg Parsley: $1 to $1.60 odd higher: Radishes: to 30c: Spinach: 30c to 42c: Eschalots: 25c to 35c: Mint: 20c to30c: Endives: 30c to 45c: Beet root: VEGETABLES Peas: NSW 40c to 70c odd that this even inpossibility of putting multi-storey car-park a from the plan of the Mr Fred Daly, to up to 1,000 or so servants.

be uneconomic to upgrade the building Street. 40c to 50c: Broccoli: $1 to $1.50 odd higher; per bunch. Tomatocs: Local (Smoothskins) (Green) $6 to $7: (Semi to coloured) $10 to $13 odd special $14; (Green) $12 to $14: (Semi to coloured) $20 to $26 few $28 odd growers market higher: per case. Potatoes: NSW $10 $13: All Districts (Washed) (White) VIC: $10 to per. 65kg.

$4 to $5: Smalls to $8: Cocktails $10: (Washed Pontiacs) $3 to $4.50, few per 20kg bag Onions: NSW (Brown) $2.40 to (White) $3.50 to $4.50: STH AUST: (Brown $3 to $3.50: (White) $4 to $4.50: per 20kg bag. Pumpkins: NSW and QLD 12c to 20c. choice mainly Prince' 25c. odd higher. Inferior lower: per kg.

Butternut Pumpkins: NSW and QLD $3.50 to $5. odd higher: per bag. Mushrooms: NSW $1.40 to $2.40 few choice Buttons $2.60. inferior lower: per kg. Zucchini: NSW (Dark Green) $2 to $6 few special weight $7: per 12 case.

Cucumbers: NSW (Green) $3 to $5 odd higher, Inferior er: per case. $1 to Garlic: $2, All Districts (Bagged) odd higher. smal lower: (Repacked) $1.50 to $2.50, odd higher: per kg. Capsicums: NSW 'Local 54 to $7 few $8: per case. Eggfruit: NSW Local $4 to 56 odd higher: per case.

Celery: STH AUST $6 to $9 odd higher; per crate. Sweet Corn: NSW. $4 few per bag. Brussel Sprouts: STH AUST $6 to 58 few $9: per carton. 100 Flatheao: (cents per kg) 162: 232 to 254: 167 to 297: 137 to 222.

Morwong: -M 207: 132 to 202. Leatherjackets: 107 to 332: 242 132 287: to 257. Snapper: to 252 to 337; 250 to 352: 272 to 337. Mullet: 42 to (bully) 87: 52. 37 Bream: to 72: 227 to 262: 227 to 297: 117 to 232.

Luderick: 72: 47.1 Mulloway: 347 to 412; 337: 272 to 312. Teraglin: 247. King: fish: 92 to 107: 172: 152 to 172. Prawns: (uncooked) Under 312 150 to 152. King Prawns: Uncooked 462 to 572: (Cooked) Under 312 352.

482 to 500.. Prawns: Prawns: (Cooked) Over 312 467 to 527 King Prawns: (Cooked) 512 to 632; 522: 522 to 582. Crayfish: cooked) (Cooked) 520. 1270: Crayfish: Whiting: (Sand) 217 to 267: 220 to 282; 200 237: 247 to 248. Whiting: (Trumpeter) 127: 117 to 142.

Garfish: (River) 82 to 132: 62. Garfish: (Sca) 117 to 192: 97 to 112. Garfish: (No Bill) 77 to 92. Tailor: 27 to 87: 42 to 72. John Redfish: N.

350: 17 to 252 67: Gemfish: 152 to 182. Gurnard: 42 to 50. Latchett: 47 to 102. Inland Rivers: Yellow Fin Perch: 462 to 712: Freshwater Carp: 57 to 62. Quotations from State Marketing Bureau, of Agriculture.

Copper falls Sixteen consecutive reductions have lowered the Mount Isa Mines' domestic copper price by $600 from its February 21 peak of $2,800 a tonne. Today's reduced level of $2.200 a tonne, down $20 on yesterday's level, follows the retreat in the London Metal Exchange cash selling price from its February 13 peak of a tonne to EXPECTED DEPARTURES Cairns ANL 2 0541 1 Mort Bay; TODAY: BOTANY TRUST Burns Philpl AL RAZIO Patricks 27 6611 2 0547 Kurnell: CHEVRON Glebe: ASIAN PEARL VEDERLAND 3 Botany Bay; Nedswire 2 0522 Giebe Is: COLUMBUS Panama AUSTRALIAN ENTERPRISE Melb 20 Pyrmont Columbus 290 2966: ANL 2 0541 3 Brotherson Dock: FAUSTINA Dalgety 5 Athol: FAUSTINA Dalgety 5 Athoi: FORT VICTORIA: HARTLEY ACE FORT VICTORIA Japan Dalgety Brish, 8. Pyrmont Burns Philpl Balls Hd: ORIANA Vila 2 0547: MAY CARP 12 Pyrmont 239 1333 Sydney Cove: PACIFIC Beaufort 239 1022: MELBOURNE GAS Mortlake. TRADER Burnie ANL 2 0541 DEPARTURES Mort McArthurs Bay: 27 4461 MIEKAWA MARU YESTERDAY: TEMASEK 5.30p: ASEAN NIUGINI EXPRESS Melb 4 Darling 20 Pyrmont: OBJECTIVE 9.15p; AUSTRAL Hbr HIGHWAY NEL 241 Melb 2991: NORTHERN McArthursl 11 PIONEER MACEDON: 3.29p: NZ LAKE CARIBBEAN 27 4461: OCEAN SKY 21 1.30a; RAVIDAS: RESOLUTION mont DUCHESS Burns Philp Darling 2 0547: PAC BAY 27 10 6301: Hbr KarlTURKMENIA 8p: WAITAKI. Mortiake: REGENT FLEUR PACIFIC GAS 7 PyrDEPARTURES mont Heth King 27 1671: ROBERT TOMORROW: MILLER: SOELA Sydney Cove HOBART Dunedin Union CSIRO: SPRIGHTLY Walsh Bay: Bulk 2 0238 7 Darling Hbr.

TIMARU STAR Adel Blue Star SHIPS IN PORT 22 Pyrmont: TURKMENIA Opal AL SAMI Patricks 27 6611: 27 8051 Walsh Bay: UNION AUSTRALIAN ENDEAVOUR Melb HOBART Dunedin Union 2 0238: ACTA 290 0234 5 White Bay: UNION ROTURA Wellington ASIA Glebe Kong Nedswire Union 2 0238; YUN HAI China 6 2 0522 BASS Athol Patricks 27 6611. BIRTHS KENT (nee. Emerson). March 16, at Ryde Hospital, to Merryn and John daughter (Naomi Jenette). NORMAND.

(Yock), A son Jonathon, born March 18, King George V. Thanks to God and Doctors and Nurses. PATON (Attwood). March 1980. at Westmead Centre to Peta and Brian daughter! (Rebecca Elizabeth), Sister for Christopher and Alicia.

ENGAGEMENTS SLATER -McMICKING. The engagement is announced between Anne. Maitland, younger daughter of Mr. G. N.

McMicking. of "Manus" Goondiwindl and the late Mrs. McMicking, and David Glen. Elder son of Mr. Glen Slater, of Hamilton, Brisbane and the late Mrs.

Slater. RUBY WEDDINGS FLETCHER SNEDDON. Stanley Maysman to Mary Stuart at the Fullarton Memorial Presbyterian Church. Sydney, March 20, 1940 by the late Reverend George Cowle. DEATHS ALEXANDER.

Janet Barbara. March 18, 1980. at Oberon, dearly loved mother of Janet, William, Campbell, James, Patrick and Robin. and loved sister of Peg. Bet and Bobby.

BIRD, Robert Albert Edward. March widower 19, of 1980, at his home, Dorothy Irene May, loved father and father-in-law of Robert and Lorraine Bird. Shir. ley and Reginald Laming and Elalne, and Bill McGill and fond grandfather and great-grandfather of their children, aged 68 years. BIRD, Robert Albert Edward.

March 19, 1980, beloved friend of Peggy, Grace. Betty. Jim Pat and Noel Elliott. BIRKETT. Harry Bell.

March 18. 1980. at hospital, late of Hurstville, beloved husband Phyllis, loved father of Eric (Taree). Harry, Maxwell and Janet (Wombarra). fond father-in-law and dear father of their families.

Sadly missed. For funeral arrangements watch these columns. BRAGG, Elizabeth Ellen. March 19, 1980. suddenly, late of St.

Peters, sadly missed by husband Mend joe. son and daughter Hazel Alan, son-in-law Don. daughter-in-law Fay and grand. children Rhurlee and Clayton, sisters May, Barbara, Mary and Alice and brothers Ted, Jack and Bob, all nieces and nephews. BRAGG, Elizabeth Ellen.

March 19. 1980, sadly missed by her sister Barbara and ther-in-law Jack and nephews Hanz and Timothy. BRIAN, March Nellie Maude (Nell). 18. 1980, at Thomas House.

Westmead. formerly of Mosman. loved wife of the late Bert. sister of the late. Mabel, loved aunt of Lorna Partridge and Ross Davey, BRIDGE.

Esmeralda. March 18. 1980. at Gosford hospital. formerly of Baulkham Hills.

dearly beloved wife of Joseph Henry and dear mother and mother-in-law of David and Anne, Janice and Ernest. loving David and Daniel, aged 66 years. grandmother Joshua, Christian. Always loved. Rest in peace.

BRIGHT, Veronica Roberta. March 18, 1980, at Southport, late of Murlong Crescent. Palm Beach, beloved wife of Les. loved mother of Robert (deceased), Francis. Phillip, Terry and BIll and loved motherin-law and grandmother of their families.

BRODIE. David Arthur. -March. 1980 (result of accident), at his home. Beecroft, loved brother of Hugh and Effie (both deceased).

brother-in-law. of Nell and loved uncle of their children. Aged 76 years. For funeral particulars please watch these columns. BROWN, Valerie Margaret.

March 19, 1980, at hospital. late of Narrabeen. beloved wife of Alfred. beloved mother of Michael (deceased), Tony, Denise. Gary, beloved step-mother of Graham.

Anthony and Peter. BYRNES, Oliver Mary. March 18. 1980. at hospital.

of 66 Regent Street, Riverstone, dearly loved wife of the late James Byrnes, loved sister of Allie (deceased), Tuppy, (deceased), Dudley. Rhoda Molly, dear ter-in-law of Bernie, Kath and Darby, aged 68 years. Requiescat in pace. DEAN, Frederic Henry. March! 19, 1980.

at his residence, Mount Colah, dearly loved husband of Olive, loved father and father-in-law of Gladys, James and Barbara, Evelyn and Jim. dear grandfather of Michael, Jodie, Gregory and Susan. DOUST. Margaret Madeline May. -March 19, 1980 (suddenly).

late of 18 View Street, Camden. dearly loved wife of Joseph (deceased), beloved mother of Gloria, Robert. Barry (deceased), Joseph and Sharon, fond mother-in-law of Stanley, Diana, Kirsten and Brian, loved and John, respected Carolyn, Timothy grandmother and of Pettita. Rest in peace. Please watch these columns for funeral arrangements.

DOWNS, Jane. March 19, 1980. late of Mona Vale, loved wife loved of mother William of Irene. (deceased). Lucy, William, Walter and their families.

EVANS, Ruby Northrope. (nee Hammond) March 18. 1980. at widow of the late Herbert Thomas Evans, loving mother and mother-In-law Arthur Gwenda Evans of Brisbane, Gwen and Bob Bruen of Epping, Valerie and Keith Corbett of Picton. Eunice and George Boldt of Brisbane.

Barbara and Bruce Eagles of Picton. loving grandmother and greatgrandmother of their children. aged 82 years. FLANAGAN, Maurice John. March 16, 1980, late of Franklin Road, West Pennant Hills, loved son of Maurice and Gladys, loved brother of Pat, Ron, Maurcon.

Sandra, Peter and Paul, aged 19 years. GARVEY. Irene May. March 19, 1980, late of Mascot, be. loved wile of the late John (Jack) Garvey, loved mother and mother-in-law of Irene and Jim Harper, dear grandmother of John (deceased), Dianne, Greg and Debbie, fond great-grandmother of Troy and Renae, loved sister of Dolly.

Dick (deceased) and Edna, loved aunt of their children aged years. At peace. GLEESON, Eleanor (Nellie). March 18, 1980, at hospital, late of Sans Souch, dearly beloved wife of Roy, loving, mother of Evelyn and Violet of William (deceased), fond mother-in-law of Stan Levi and of BIll (deceased), devoted grandmother of John and Bryan, and sadly missed by her brothers and sisters, their families and her many friends, aged 77 years. TIlI we meet again.

HALCROW, Roy. March 18, 1980, at hospital, late of Manly Vale, dearly loved husband of Esther, loved, father of Ruth (Mrs Jacobsen), father-In-law of Allan and fond papa of Lois. See Friday's Herald for funeral announcement. HARMAN, Mary Nina. March 19, 1980.

at hospital, beloved wife of William, loved mother of Gregory, loved sister and sister-In-law of Marie and BIll Towers. Enid (deceased), Zena and Eric Selms. Patricia and Ernest Cronin, Cecily and Percy Barr. Rae and Tom Bosnich. loved aunty of their children.

Rest In peace. HOOPER. Thomas Smale (Tom), March 19, 1980, at hospital, Coffs Harbour, of 53 dura Street. Coffs Harbour, dearly beloved husband of Alice, loving father and father-In-law of George Joan and Dick Roberton, and Sue, dear father of their children, loved brother of Bab, George. Irene (Mrs Cornall), Edith (Mrs er), Alma (Mrs George) (all de.

ceased), dear brother-In-law of (Mrs Fiorrie Hearn), Binks (deceased), Binks, Annie Fred (Mrs Wilson) and Hudson Binks. Aged 79 years. IRANYI, Gabor. March 16, 1980 (suddenly). late of Bondi.

dearly beloved husband of Hedy and dear brother of Andrew (New Zealand). DEATHS DEATHS JACKSON. 1980. John of William, March dearly 15, Punchbowl. SATCHELL, Una Luella.

March loved father beloved of husband Shirley. of Norma, Iris, 18. 1980, beloved late of Dee Why, Nell, dearly wife of the Frank, Gordon fond Wilfred, loved mother father-In-law, great-grandfather of grandfather and mother-In-law of Robert lles. loved brother of their Phyllis. fami- JIlI.

son) and Joan and loving David. Aged 75 Interred. At rest. their children. Privately Privately cremated Wednes.

day, March 19, 1980. at the KENNEDY, Raymond Joseph. Northern Suburbs Crematorium. March 18. 1980.

at hospital. late of Haberfeld. dearly loved brother of Elleen. Marjorie and Desma and fond uncle of Leslie, SAUNDERS, William Michael. Gregory, he and rest Terry.

In peace. late March of 18, Malvern 1980, of Bankstown, For morrow's funeral Herald. details see to. husband of Betty, dearly loved Street. Panania, father of Larry and Kerry, dearly loved son of William (deceased) and Florence Saunders.

loved KING. 1980, Dulce hospital, Irene. 35 March 19. Betty, brother loved of Edward. brother-In-law John and at of held Road.

Bowral, dearly loved uncle of their familles. wife of Lloyd Leslie King. lov- Requiescat In pace. Ing mother and mother-In-law of For funeral, arrangements see Maxwell and Lee. Margaret and Friday's Herald.

Peter, and Phillip, loved grandmother of their children. Aged 66 years. SHEEHAN. Mary Jane. March Private cremation.

19, 1980, beloved wife of the late William Gladstone Sheehan, loved mother of Bill, Betty (deKITCHING, Frederick James. ceased), Moira, Margaret. Joan, March 19. 1980, at hospital, late mother-In-law of Pat. Neil, Ron.

of Auburn. beloved husband of Fred and Ray, loving grand. Lillian, loving father of Mar- mother of their familles, aged garet, John, June. Desmond 81 Rest years. and Patricia, fond, father-In-law in peace.

and grandfather of their familles. SLOWGROVE, Lillian May. Aged 72 years. March 16, 1980, at her residence, Mortdale, dearly beloved wife of Reuben (deceased), fond LASH. John Allen.

March 18, mother and mother-In-law of 1980 (suddenly), dearly beloved Tom. Ron and Norah and dear husband of Susanne, devoted Peter, grandmother Pamela and of John. Lynne and of Alec and Fanny Lash, dear brother of Crystal Cowan, loving Reunited with Reuben. son-in-law of George and Selma Privately cremated at Rodan and a loved brother- nora, March 19, 1980. law, uncle, nephew and cousin.

SOURRY, Lena Helen. March McARTHUR, Stanley George. 19, 1980. at hospital, late of March 19, 1980, at home, 6 Summer HIll, dearly beloved Kempsey Street, Blacktown, be- wife of Samuel, loving mother of loved husband of Anne (de- Charles. Effie, John, Peter and ceased), loved father and father- Nina, dearest mother and In-law of Stan and Val.

Bob and fond grandmother their chilMaureen, aged 69 loved pa of their chil- dren Theo, and George loving sister of Nicky, dren, years. and Mary, aged Rest in peace. 74 years. Funeral details will be nounced in these columns. SUNDGREN.

John Richard. Morton. McDONALD March (MILLER). 1980. Aubrey of March 18, 1980 (suddenly), late 18, at 162 Hill Road, Lurnea, dearly Nazareth House, Wynnum.

loved husband of Norma, loved Queensland, late of Queanbeyan father and father-In-law of (also known as William Miller), Gloria and David. Debbie, Sharon aged 82 years. and Jennifer, and loved grandRelatives please K. M. father of Scott and Linda, loved Smith, Funeral Director, son of Doris Sundgren, aged bane.

07 52 2031. 45 years. Catherine. March SUNDGREN. John Richard.

18. of 1980. Mosman, of Killara loved and sister former- of of March 162 18, Hill 1980 Road, Lurnea, (suddenly), dearly late Isabella. loved son of Doris. sisters Irene (Arthur Rogers), Mary (Wal ElMay she rest in peace.

lison). Sylvia (Roy Halsall). Dorothy (Roy Abbott), and their respective families. In God's loving care. McLAUGHLIN.

Nellie Isabel. March 18. 1980. formerly of Granville, at Smith), nursing dearly home. Adelloved SYNNOTT.

Richard John Keith.wife of Henry Valentine. March 19, 1980. at home. late mother of Helen (Mrs Kay. of of Maroubra, beloved husband 4 Bowen Road.

Tea Tree Gully. of Patricia, loved father and S.A.). and mother-in-law of father-in-law of Richard (deFrank. cherished gran of Paul ceased), Joan and John, Terry and Catherine. (deceased) and Mary.

Leon. Aged 81 years. R.I.P. Patricia, Peter and Cathy, Mary and Jim and Margaret and Joe McNEILAGE, William (BIII). and grandfather and March 19, 1980.

late of Mount grandfather of their children. Pritchard. formerly of Bower May he rest in peace. Street. Manly.

only son of Maude and the late Don For, funeral arrangements see Nellage, aged 45 years. Please Friday's Herald. watch these columns for funeral arrangements. THOMAS, Beatrice May. McPHERSON, David.

March March 18, 1980, at Nazareth 19. 1980, at hospital. late of House, Turramurra, widow of Surry Hills, dearly loved brother Michael Christopher Thomas, of James. loved mother of Robert and Allen (deceased), mother-In-law of Ethel and Marie and fond MACKENZIE. Robin Keith.

grandmother and great-grandMarch 12. 1980, late of North mother of their familles. Sydney, widower of Jess, father In her 93rd year. of Bob and grandfather of David May she rest in peace. and Fiona.

Privately cremated. TOREVELL. William Edward. MEERS, Mabel Jean. March 18.

March 17, 1980, at his rest1980, at hospital, late of dence, late of La Perouse, dearly Goonaroi Street. mother Villawood. loved husband of Doris (deceased), dearly loved and mother- loved father and father-In-law of in-law of Colleen and Alan. Gloria and Jim. fond grandfather Peter and Dawn, Leonard and of Sandra and Frank, and CheShane, fond nanna their child- ryl, great-grandfather of David ren, loved sister of Doris and and Darryn, aged 79 years.

Eileen (both deceased) and Rest in peace. Lily, Kathleen, John. Pat. BIll Privately cremated March 19, and Mervyn, aged 55 years. 1980.

Rest in peace. For funeral arrangements please watch these columns. TURTON. Roy Ednie. March 18, 1980.

late of Gymea Bay, dearly loved husband of Ethel. O'CONNELL, Timothy James. loving father and father-In-law March 19, 1980, his rest- of Ray, Rosemary (Tasmania) dence at Kent Street, Epping, and Allan, loved grandfather of dearly beloved husband of Kim. Justine and Nigel Phyllis, loving father of Peter, Aged 63 years. John, Mary and Joan and loved At rest.

by all their families, aged 66 years. WEBB. Hedley, March 16. 1980, at Royal North Shore At rest. Hospital, beloved husband of day's For Herald.

funeral notice see Fri- Robin, father-In-law of Jan Dorothy and father of Jennifer and grandfather of Hans and Lars. Privately cremated. because of tougher regulations concerning fire exits, lifts and the generally higher standards now expected for office space. The existence of a compensatory payment for AGL's early departure was never disclosed publicly, but it is understood to have been around $750,000. Excluding this the price would still have been fairly generous for the day at $6 million.

If the Government does 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 to avoid the embarrassment of further public losses. The original proposal was a three or four storey building of 41,806 square metres (450,000 sq ft) of office space. The old came the home of several hundred pigeons and other birds. From time to time a floor was used for temporary government requirements, such as the Ranger Uranium Inquiry, but for the most part the birds were not disturbed.

There are however, Australian Gas Light that redevelopment being seriously assuming no the RSPCA, the soon come down. The Department strative Services assessing the tives open to it PRICE RISES: .02 .01 .01 .05 .10 .03 .07 .10 .05 .03 .10 .06 .10 .04 .02 .45 .20 .25 .20 .03 .05 .01 .02 .02 .03 .18 .05 .02 .05 .01 .03 .10 .05 .05 .08 .02 .03 .03 .05 .10 .03 .25 .02 .24 .05 .01 .20 .01 .02 .03 .01 .20 .02 .05 .01 .10 .01 FALLS: .02 .02 .03 .05 .01 .15 .03 ..05 .05 .15 .05 .02 .03 .02 .05 .01 BONDS, DEBENTURES Feb 81 5.375pc 11.22 95.30: May 84 5pc 80.70; Sept 85 5pc 11.3 72.15; Dec 83 8.8pc 11.24pc 94.72: Feb 85 10pc 11.13pc 96.44; May 87. 10.4pc 11.15 99.65: Feb 94. 10.2pc 11.16pc 93.95. DEBENTURES: AGC 31.3.82 12pc 12.75pc 97.05; BHP 1.10.85 13 pc 12.39pc 100.635: ICI 30.11.86 7.25pc 12.2pc 79.139; Hamersley 31.5.88 10.5pc 14.0pc 85.10.

SEMI LOANS: MWS and DB 1.6.80 7.2pc 12.5pc 100.75: Elec Comm of NSW 1.11.80 7.2pc 12.5pc 99.38; MWS plus DB 1.12.91 10.6pc 13.25pc 87.32. SYDNEY INDICES Jan 2 Mar 17 Mar 18 Banks etc 323.08 337.80 343.44 Fin invest 718.23 718.44 717.15 Pastoral 380.27 440.34 450.78 Retails 459.76 453.91 450.32 Steel eng 1516.56 1533.59 1563.80 Metals 4712.63 4642.35 4743.27 Ord min 579.36 594.97 601.87 ords 760.00 770.62 781.45 947.47. Feb 14, 1980. Sugar (Q) 651.30 705.06 726.06 Oil (0) 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 64.16 439.9 433.2 431.7 Markings 17,420 18.722 22.361 558.6, May 4. 1979.

YORK Mar 14 Mar 17 Mar 18 Transport 261.78 253.31 254.97 811.69 788.65 801.62 Sales '000 35.180 37.020 47.340 1051.70. Jan 11, 1973. TOKYO Mar 17 Mar 18 Mar 19 225 stks 6562.66 6578.21 6584.76 Peak. 6838.98, Feb 14, 1980. (UK BULLION Tuesday's fixing prices on the London bullion market were: Gold, fine, SUS481.50 an 07.

(down SUS2.50). Silver, fine, 760.60 pence an oz (down 116.45 pence). PRIME RATE The average rates of the Australian Merchant Bankers lowest buying yield for prime commercial bills yesterday were: 90 days 11.92 pe (11.75); 120 days 12.66 pc (12.50); 180 days 12.82 pc (12.69). METALS Prices on the London Metal Exchange on Tuesday were: Buyer Seller Movement tonne tonne mid-price Estg Estg Estr COPPER. wire bars: Spot 1000 1002 mth 1011 1012 -12 TIN: Spot 7730 7735 mth 7755 7760 LEAD: Spot 480 482 mth 456 457 ZINC: Spot 322 323 mth 325 326 ALUMINIUM: Spot 885 888 23 mth 853 854 NICKEL: Spot 3010 3030 3 mth 3140 3145 SHIPPING Shipping details are based on the latest Information available at press time.

The Maritime Services Board provides 1 recorded mation on 2 0591. Yesterday's arrival and departure times are at the Heads. Expected arrivals and departure times TODAY: RAZIO Patricks 27 6611 Glebe: ENDURANCE EXPRESS New Patricks 27 6611 3 W'Iloo: ESSI GINA Dalgety Westernport Kurnell: FAUSTINA Dalgety Balmain: HAKUYO MARU Bris Burns Philp 2 0547 7. W'lloo: CRIANA Vila 239 1333 Sydney Cove; ORIENTAL EXPERT Kong OCL 241 2753 Glebe: WAIGANI a EXPRESS Melb 241 3991 10 Darling Hbr. ARRIVALS YESTERDAY: AUSTRALIAN ENDEAVOUR: BASS TRADER Burnic: BOTANY TRUST 5p; MIEKAWA MARU 9.57a; TURKMENIA 6.25a.

TOMORROW: MARAMA NZ Union Bulk 0238 7 Darling Hbr. in brief Coal talks in Tokyo suspended TOKYO, Wednesday. NSW coal miner Austen and Butta and Nippon Cement Co are reported to have suspended negotiations on shipments of coal Grose in 1980-81 steaming. of price differences. However, Japanese reports say agreement has been reached on volume, setting shipments at 500,000 tonnes for the year beginning April 1, with a buyer's option of a further 100,000 tonnes.

-HAMISH McDONALD New money CANBERRA. New 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. manufacturing industry, contribution made to the the largest new capital raisings with a total of $330.5 million, finance and property contributed $281.7 million.

Pancon slips The cost of an expanded exploration program is reflected in Pancontinental 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 approval for its Jabiluka project to begin, increased its exploration for uranium. oil and gas in Canada during the latest period. Pancontinental also undertook further exploration for uranium in Australia. The company's interim result was struck after a substantial reduction in interest from $1,837 to $53 and a cut in depreciation charges from $4.603 to $3,731.

The lower interest bill partly reflects the influx $4.4 million from cash issues last year. MAILS OUTWARD OVERSEAS SURFACE MAILS Full air and published each dates later than are approximate Variations on are: nil. enquirles O'CONNOR, Arthur William. March 19, 1980, late Surry Hills, beloved husband of Josephine, dearly loved father of Beryl, Joan and Arthur, loved father-in-law of Robert Keith, grandfather and great grandfather of their children. In God's care.

19. 1980. peacefully at his resiOLDS, Lionel Dallas. March dence, Elsham Road. Auburn.

dearly loved father and fatherIn-law of Emily and Dan, James and family, Thomas and Valerie, loved grandfather of their children, brother of Sylvia and brother-in-law of Victor (deceased), aged In God's years. loving care. O'SHEA, Isabel Dinah Elleen. March 18. 1980.

at hospital. late of 33 Holmes Toukley. beloved wife of the late Percival O'Shea, loving sister of Olive (Mrs Morris) and Fred Woodley. Aged 76 vears. Requiescat in pace.

PIERCE, Edna. March 18, 1980. late of Heckenberg, loved daughter of Annie and Henry Webster (both deceased), loved sister and sister-In-law of Doris, Ronnie and Anna, Joyce and Jimmy, Billy and June. Reggle and Hazel, Lennie and Pat. Betty, Alan and Judith and Charlle.

Rest in peace. POWELL, James Alexander. March 14, 1980, at hospital formerley of Ashfield, widower of Gladys, loved father of Warren (deceased) and Robert and dear brother of Elleen (Mrs. L. S.

Mordike), aged 67 years. Privately cremated. QUINTON, Wilfred John (BIll). March 1980, of 8 limna Drive, Moana Park. Surfers Paradise, formerly of Harbord.

N.S.W., dearly loved husband of Lucy, loved father of Wilfred and loved brother and brother-in-law of Vera, Irene. Bill. Tanya and Alex and their familles, loved son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. G.

Katarzyinski. RAFFO, Stephen. March 19, 1980, at hospital, Greenwich, late of Harbord, dearly loved husband of the late Alma Florence Raffo, loved father of ence (Mrs T. Roberts). Fredcrick.

Steven. Olive (Mrs J. Waghorn), Gwen (Mrs Briggs, deceased), Laura (Mrs E. Todd), Ida (deceased) and Ron. fatherin-law of Joan, Jack (deceased), Aubrey, Edward and Hazel, fond grandlather and father of their children.

and great -grandfather of Dallas, Natalie and Darby, Aged 88 years. RENWICK. Herbert Allan, March 1980, aged 74 years, late of 69 King Street, Gloucester, husband of Bessie. uncle of the Goliniski families, of Berkeley. Funeral service to be held 2 p.m.

Thursday, Church of England Church, Gloucester, thence for interment in Gloucester Lawn Cemetery. RISBY, Florence May, March 19, 1980, suddenly, late of Picton. loved wife of George Risby (deceased). loving mother and of Leslie (deceased), Gwen and Bill Fernando, Dot and Eric McDonald, Jean and Stan Thompson and Icen (Lan), loving grandmother and great of their children, aged 85 years. RISK, Lillian.

March 17, 1980. late of Mascot, loved wife of the late Edward Risk, dearly loved mother of Betty, loved motherIn-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, Nina, Ted.

Otto and Vera ceased) and devoted aunt of their families. Aged 73 years. Will always be sadly missed. RISK. Lillian.

March 17. 1980, beloved friend of Arthur Sidney Wordle. Sadly missed, ROBINSON, Norman Charles (Latchem). March 18, 1980. at Milton hospital, late of main.

loved husband of the late Dulcie Robinson, loved brother and brother-in-law of Sydney. George. Arthur, Jessie, all ceased, Allan and Beatricel Robinson. Dorothy and Sydney O'Malley and loved uncle of their families. Aged 79 years.

Rest In peace. WILSON. Frederick Stewart. March 15, 1980. dearly beloved husband of Kay (deceased), loved brother of Pearl and Walker (deceased) and fond ther of Alice, aged 84 years.

FUNERALS ALEXANDER. The relatives and friends of the late JANET BARBARA ALEXANDER are kindly invited to attend a service at St. Barnabas Church of land. Oberon. on Friday, March 21, at 11.30 a.m.

BIRD. The relatives and friends of ROBERT ALBERT EDWARD BIRD, are kindly Invited to attend his funeral, to leave Leslle S. Andrews's chapel. Markham Place, Ashfield, tomorrow (Friday), after service mencing at 10.15, a.m.. Rookwood Catholic Lawn 'Ceme.

tery. Car park entrance at the end of Cavil Avenue. LESLIE S. ANDREWS, Markham Ashfield. Through Arcade.

08 Opp. 6222. Presbyterian 798 Church. 6222. 798 FISH 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 matorium. T. J.

ANDREWS, NEWTOWN. 51 2873. AUBURN. RYDE. 649 7850, A.F.D.A, 807 2732.

BREMNER. The relatives and friends of the late 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 torium. By request no flowers. JOSEPH MEDCALF PTY. A.F.D.A.

Phone 698 2315. BREMNER. The Officers and Members of Malabar R.S.L. Sub Branch and Club are Invited to attend the funeral of their late esteemed Associate Member, JAMES ARCHIBALD BREMNER. For particulars, see family notice.

FRENCH. Sec. Man. C. NICHOLSON, Welf.

Officer. BRIAN. The relatives and friends 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. BRIDGE, Relatives and friends of the late ESMERALDA BRIDGE of Baulkham Hills, are invited to attend her cremation service, to be held tomorrow (Friday), at 3 p.m.

in a chapel of the Northern Suburbs torium. "RUSSELL KINSELA. Pty. Ltd. 913 7236.

BRIGHT. Relatives and friends of the late VERONICA ROBERTA BRIGHT are advised that her funeral will leave the Infant Saviour Catholic Church, Bur. leigh Heads. after Requiem Mass commencing at 10.30 a.m. today (Thursday) for the lambe Garden of Memories, Nerang.

JOHN RAINE. FUNERAL HOME. A.F.D.A. Gold Coast. 31 4407.

BROWN. Prayers for the late VALERIE MARGARET BROWN will be held at the Sacred Heart Church. Corner Barrenjoey Road and Golf Avenue, Mona Vale, Friday 21. 1980, appointed to commence at 10.30 a.m. surface malls are Monday.

Closing one week ahead only. this week's list phone 230 7013. At the conclusion of the ers an interment will take place at the Mona Vale Cemetery. GREGORY MONA YA CARR. VALE.

997 5566. A.F.D.A. 997 5566. (Continued on Next Page).