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years. FUNERAL FURNISHERS. Baker bros. and shaw, FUNERAL FURNISHERS. • Corner Victoria and Cass Streets. Artificial Wreaths in Stock. ’Phone 69, Ashburton 'Phone 60, Rakaia.—H. Hopwood, Rakaia Ageht. , PROFESSIONAL. *. % THE MULVANY GRAY SCHOOL OF DANCE, DRAMA AND MIME. MISS Mulvany Gray and Miss Menzies announce t^ at o Classes commence in Ashburton on SAAUiIDAY, March 22, at the Masonic Hall. Greek, National, Ballet and Ball rooifi Dancing. Health Culture and Elocution. ypewriting and dupllcat ING—MSS, Commercial, Techm- «•!, eto. Direct mail advertising. Prompt, confidential service. BROOM’S, Burnett Street. A. BUSHELL. Accountant and company SECRETARY, Land and Income Tax Adjustor, fancred Street West, Ashburton. Telephone 76. F. H. BROOM. 4 CCOUNTANT, Land and Income Tax Adjustor and Office Organ»r, 126 Burnett St, Telephone 465. r HAVE Several Special Sums of L Money, varying from £2OO to 3000 for investment upon Freehold ecuriti®B at Current Rates of Interlt R. KENNEDY, Solicitor. Ashburton.

business notices. REA flf ° F |rS%™vel STORIES— FOR GIFTS. “The India Rubber Men, by Edgar by Ralph Connor "-Out of the Depths,” by Joseph H °‘GalUpoU Memories,” by Compton ffidL City,” by Sir Philip Gl -The leisure of an Egyptian Official ” by Lord Edward Cecil—4/6. (Readers of Lord Frederick Hamilton’s books will appreciate it). “Passion Flower,’ by Katliieen Good Deeds of Samuel Dobbie, by Andrew Hogg—3/6. For those who the Good,” “William the Outlaw,” by Richard Crompton—3/6 each. p„rle “The Shadow Show, by J. H. Curie 4/6. A Book of Travel by an Experienced Traveller and Thinker. “In Morocco,” by Edith Wharton “A Modern Comedy ” by John Galsworthv—ll/-- Five Complete Books with a new introduction by the author. “Very Young Verses, by A Jr Milne—2/6. Taken from ‘ When W e Were Very Young” and “>ow We Are IX jj “Selections From Modern Poets, eather Binding—l3/6. “Abfaham Lincoln,” a Play by John irinkwater, leather binding 1 ■'/”* . “Aotearoa,” a book of songs and oems of our Native Isles, Suede °Gem Selection “Scottish Songs,” lustrated, edited by Alfred Tomlyn, Choice of Songs and Twenty oems,” by Kipling, leather binding “Whimsical Stories to Tell,” Nature Myths to Tell, Story Tellei eries—4/6 each. A. W. HOPKINS. “LOOK IN THE "WINDOW.” ’Phone 120. East Stieet. WHEN IN CHRISTCHURCH W T HEN IN CHRISTCHURCH STAY AT McKENDRY’S HOTEL. COMPLETELY reconstructed and j refurnished, “McKendry’s” offers »al accommodation in the heart or iristchurch. First class Cuisine and tention under the personal supervisi of Mr J. F. McKendry. Tariff 14s per day. McKENDRY’S HOTEL. Cr Cashel and Manchester Streets, j F. McKENDRY, Proprietor. (Late Branson’*, Dunedin). Special* MARCH Offer. REE GIFT. FREE GIFT. One Month Only, ycle Tyres Below Cost Price. 10 / One High-grade Cycle / " Tyre and Tube, with a Quality Outfit—Free. r? -| Two High-grade Tyres and wX Tubes, with a Celluloid Cycle Pump—Free. Cash W T ith Order. Free Postage. Free Fitting. LEN. HOPKINS, SOMME CYCLE W ORKS ione 247. Tailored Street, ’he Cycle Depot of Service and Low Prices. he Largest Staffed and Stocked Zvele Shop in Mid-Canterbury. JBBER Stamps for every purpose including Linen Marking and Btamps. Date stamps from 2s. p Pads and Ink in all clours.— SM’S, Barnett Street,