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Press, Volume XLI, Issue 6054, 10 February 1885, Page 1

BaetaeM Notice*. mHE pANTHEON, FOB i Hardware - Cutlery Brushware Earthenware China and Glass Ladies' Boots Gents' Boots Children's Boots ' Stationery I Leather Bags (Ladiee* and i GenteT I I Portmanteaus - ; Fancy Goods. I INSPECT OUtTsTOCK AND COMPARE PRICES. MOETLOCkI HUDSON, : 215 COLOMBO STREET. 1-24 929 CxOODSON'S JjONDON.AjSCADE. VALENTINE PRESENTATIONS Willi BH OCCUPYING THE MINDS OF OUR YOUNG FRIENDS, and CEBTAINLY NO PLACE IN CHRIST-i CHUBCH PEKSBNTS SUCH ATTEACTIVE GOODS TO SELECT FROM AS GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, WHBBB AH i IMMENSE VARIETY OF THE USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL MAY BE SEEN. AND OF WHICH INSPECTION 18 INVITED. 9-6 4208 F. GABITES, ° 43 AND 45 VICTOEIA STREET, . IMPORTER OF DRAPER Y. ffIHE GOODS BEING BOUGHT, IN X MOST CASES, FEOM THE MANUFACTURES, CUSTOMERS SAVE INTERMEDIATE PROFITS. : L ' ' ■ a, --- : Men's Black Sac Coats,l7s 6d \ Colonial Suits, 46a 6d Men'e Sac Coats, 6« lid Men's Oxford Shirts, collars attached, special value, 8s lid - Men's Strong Working Shirts, Is lid Men's Linen Collars, with tie attached, 3d each. ■>..:'. JUST "LANDED. Special Lot of Nice Scarves, Is each, new goods per last steamer ~ Swiss Embroidery . New Yak Laces Edelweiss Laces Washing Sun Bonnets, Iβ. THE SHOP WILI"bE CLO3ED PUNCTUALLY AT 9 P.M. ON SATUBDAYS. F. GABITES, ; 1-1G 43 and 45 Victoria street. 9055 YATES' PATENT BRITISH HEEB~ * OINTMENTS. BED . and GREEN OINTMENTS— ■Warranted to Cure Wounds of every deacription, no matter of how long •'■ ;/ ■ Etanding. : .-.;■• ■ . ■ •■■■■_ ; OINTMENT--For Swellingß^ Prepared by Mrs C. Boiura (daughter of the late Mr Yates), Akaroa. Sold at Gladstone street, Sydenham, end J. Pullen, Coloin\>o and Peterborough streets, Christ-' church. 8158 BEST Charcoal and Irons, all kinds. Aitkhst and Robhbts, Ironmongers. rfIHE Friends of Mr David Thornton are _1_- respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late departeiiidaughter Alice Louisa, to leave hie residence, No. 147 St. Asaph street east. This Day (Tuesday) at quarter past one o'clock, for the Church of England. Cemetery. H. SCRIMSHAW, Undertaker, "F6. 41, corner of Durham*and St Asaph 3-10 streets. f 68 fTIHE Friends of Mr : Thomas Dacre. are . ■ respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late departed son Herbert, to leave his residence Buffon etreet, Sydenham, This Day. at half-past eleven o'clock, for the Wesleyan Cemetery. H. SCRIMBHAW, Undertaker, No 41, comer of Durham and St. Asaph atreets. ~ , ..,2-10 61 THE Friends of Mr Jameff F. Plank are respectfully informed that his Funeral will leave his Jate residence, Cemetery road, To-morrow (Wednesday), at eleven o'clock, for the Heathcote Cemetery. : ■> H. SCRIMBHAW, Undertaker, No. 41, corner of Durham and St. Asaph streeta. 2-10 63 THE Frienda of Mrs E. Auld are respectfully informed that the Funeral of her late departed daughter Emma, will leave the residence of Mrs Henderson, Montreal street South, To-morrow (Wednesday), at 2 o'clock, forthe Addington Cemetery. ■ - H.SCEIM3HAW, Undertaker, No. 41, corner of Durham and St. Asaph streets. a-10 63 ffIHE Friends of Mr William Henry I Story are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his late departed daughter Alice May, to leave his residence. Canal Reserve, To-morrow (Wednesday), at half-past one o'clock, for the Catholic Cemetery. U. SCRIMSHAW. Undertaker, j No. 41, corner of DuihamandSt. Aeaph streets. 2-10 60 nriHE Friends of Mr Henry Ball are JL respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of Mβ late departed wife Margaret, to leave his residence, Avon street, near Star and Garter Hotel, This Day, at quarter to 3 o'clock, for the Catholic Cemetery. H. SCRIMSHAW* Undertaker, No. 41, corner of Durham and St Asaph streets. 9 -10 59