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Auckland Star, Volume XXIV, Issue 178, 29 July 1893, Page 1

I Fnueral Notices. -»^ T 0. R. S. U« j|||||||| EDEN TENT, No. 2. illiiiilif Members of the above Tent arcs horenyiunimoned to attend the funeral of our lsvtßißvother Richard Church which leaves his late' residence, Copeland-street, off "Victoria Avenue, Eden Terrace, at 2 p.m. to-morrow, (Sunday) afternoon for Waikomiti Cemetery. Regalia at Tent room, Newmarket Hall. Brako for members will meet at the hall at 1.30 p.m. Members of other tests invited to attend by order, O.R. Fred, C, Knight, Secretary. Board amd Residence. A LADY offers comfortable Home for small remuneration to teacher, school girl, or young lady in business ; companionship reqttired.-H.W., G.P.O. TDOARD & RESIDENCB.-Mr W. Hore, _O Napier House, Princes-street, between the Northern Club and Grand Hotel, Auckland. Visitors will find all home comforts. TTJSITORS^TO PARIS.-A French T Family, of good society, receives Boarders. Every home comfort. English and French spoken, and taught if desired. Highest references iii London, Paris, Australia and New Zealand.—Mme. Verdin, 100. Avenue Victor Hugo. Arc de Triompha T7ACANCIES for a few Boarders, plunsje V and shower bath. A comfortable home. terms 15a per week.—Jervois House, Wellesleystre«t "West, near Hobson-street. ANTED, by Lady, Private Sitting and Bed-room, with board.—Apply, stating terms, to A.8.. Post Box 324, Auckland. REMEMBER the Boys — Boys' and Youths' Flannelette Shirts, strong mako. all Is Bach: Knitted Woollen Sox. Go*: Lambswool Sox, 7d ; strong finished Cashmere Stockings, la a pair, nny size ; Moleskin. 74fl a yard, usual price, Is lid, damaged; at J. Rondell 9, Queen-street; also, Urey and Pitt streets ana Newton. ;.