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Press, Volume LI, Issue 8737, 8 March 1894, Page 3

Drainage Board. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. LATTEY. LIVERMORE and CO., Ltd.. bete to announce toat they hare OPSNUD those premises 180 HIGH STREET, Opposite Bonnington'e, FOR THE SALK OF THE CELEBRATED RED BAND TEA. Good Family Tea.. .. -- lsGdperlb Puperior Quality Tea - .. Isßd „ Hill irrown, dedcat* flavour .. 2*04 „ I GoMenTip .. .. 2*4 d „ } Finest Darjeeling.. •■ .-. 2i6d „ |. In Jib, ilt\ and lib pickets and 51b and 101b i tiua. ; A Trial will prove that these Tess are ths Beat Value in Christchuicn. 1317 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. G. X F. LAWRENCE, FURNITURE WAP. EHOUS AND ART UPHOLSTKR^γ:. 129 LiCHFIKLD STz^cr, Next Corner High. Manchester, and Lichfleld SU~eC:B. 18 Years' Experience with A. J. White. New Suites from £S 10s. Furniture Re-covered and Repaired a 6 Lowest Current Rates. Workmanship Guaranteed. All Orders . Promptly Executed. FRENCH POLljit- W olosale ani Retail. ON SALE, BY THE UNDERSIGNED— V.D.L. TIMBER and PALIMJS. V.D.L. HURDLE3.6ft6iafcua.7it. BLAOKWOOD LO<3S CEDAR FUTCHiCS; also a Urge quantity of CEDAR in |ia. Ii 1, and ljin boards up Co 21in wide, and ia scantling < various tizea, all we.l seasonea. AMERICAN SHELVING and CLEAR PINE. BROAD FIGURED RIMU BOARDS up to 36in wide, thurougely seasoned, over 12 month* in stock. 20D,C00ft RKO and WHITR PINK aud KAUKI FLOORING aud LINING, seasoned, ready for laying. BALTIC DEALS, 2in, 3in, and iin thick. GALVANISED IROX, all lengths, ridging and spouting. CEMENT, LIME, and PLASTER. PLASTERERS' LATHS and HAIR. DOORS and SASHES of all kinds in ecoolc ALL KINDS OF JOIVERY WORK AIADB TO ORDKR. JAMES~ GOSS, AW MILLS, DURHAM STREET N. Siding Durham street S. TRULY A REVELATION. \7ENCATACHKLLUM'S INDIAN CURRY V POWDER. Awarded 23 Gold and Silver Medals. To be obtained from GEORGE PIERCY, Colombo street, Christohurch. Or ROBERT FOHBES and CO., 1112 TLytttlton. Hotels. METROPOLITAN FAMILY HOTEL. CHRISTCHURChTgaSHBL STREET. No License. Home comforts for visitors. Baths, hot, cold and shower on bach floor. Telephone an private letter-box. Night portsr kept. Termso36d and 6sperday, 0r303 and3sspe week. OTTO SCHNEIDER, -■■-.'- -. ■--;-,.. ~---."• ¥-.- Proprietor.^ OCCIDENTAL FAMILY HOTEL, . LATIMER SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. C.-Bvrtoh .. .. Propiietor. This Hotej, n-«.ving been entirely renovated, visitors will find the Occidental a pleasant and comfortable home. Terms, two guineas per week. Apartments en suite can b; engaged by letter or telegram. Private Sitting-room*. FORESTERS , HOTEL. HARRY "~P R I S T O N, Oxford Terrace, (Late of the Gladstone, Caledonian and Star ar.d Garter Hotels). ALES, WINES' AND SPIRITS Of the Best Brands only kep:. Note Addre»Bl— OXFORD TERRACE. 1107 WHITE HART HOTEL, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. JOHN NEILL. THE Hotel, being in the centre of the city will be fouud uioso cua veuieat tot Coua mercUlTraveUers, Tourists, and others. Special Arrangemenrs tor ffamllies and Theatricil Co oioanies. SPACIOUS SAMPLK ROOMS. EXCELLENT BILLIARD KOOM3 Fitted up with two Alcack'e Ta tiles, lelephoue 45. Niic'-t Porter. JOHN NglLLi, P.-jurLatJf r TERMINUS FAMILY HOTEL. PPOSITK Railway Station, Cbristchurch. Telephone "02 FREDERICK STOREY Proprietar' NEW ZEALANDER HOTEL CHRISTCaURCH. Junction High, MadruH and Sc. Asaph street Five minutes' walk from Railway Station and Port office. T. B. GAFFNEY, Proprietor. rriHIS New and Modern Hotel Affords X Superior Accommodation for Tourists and Travellers, being flctea -nichevery modern appliance necessary to comfort. Suites of rooms sec upar* for private families. Hot, Cold and Shower Batus. Terms strictly moderate. Telegrams and lector* proaiDUy attended to. Telephone 531. 2l_ Funeral Notices. riIHE Friends of Mr W. J. Evans aie respeot:M. fully infonied that the Funeral of his late wire Matilda will leave hia residence, He* theote Valley, for the Heathcota Cemetery at 2 p.m. This Day. W. LANGFORD, UndertsJier. Corner North and Kas; belts. Office-133 Colombo street. Telephone—3B7. 2519 —~S ■—IjlWW—lll' II ■IIIIIIWMI ' rpHB Friends of the late Thomas Aldridge J. are respectfully ibforxned that his Funeral will leave hie lite residence, Oxford Terrace, on Thursday, the Bth met., at 3 p.m., tor the Chnrsb of Eaglaud Cemetery, Barbidoea SLTdet. H. FUHRMANN. Undertaker, 2526 20!) Colombo street. t O. O. F., M. U. THE Members of the Loyal Perseverance Lodge are respectfully requested to Mj££T at. the Hall 1.30 p.m. THIS DAY (Thursday) to ATTKND the Funeral of Brp. Walter Kvan»' late wife. Siaier Lodgea cordi*l!y mvited. r?3 J. WA&3. N.G. ! 2529 W. HABTSHORN, P.S. FUNERAL REFORM. G. BARBELL, FURNISHING UNDER TA.Kh,Randi»UiikCT IMPORTER of the Latest Designs of Coffin Furciture, HEARSE OB MOURNING COACHRH Sect to any Part of Canterbury ioimedistely on receipt of Telegram or otherwise. Superior Pciiabed and other Coffin* kept ia scoek for urgent ttHmu-y orders. Telegraph or Telephone Orders by uigbt or day immediately attended to. Addrees-Coreer Dufbam and SU AffJPb streets. Telephone, 53L iSil — _ _ ' ■'•mJH?^'** m:M *'^ amm lSMßlßßpS^^^^j»_ W. LANGFORD'S FUNSR Ali AVPOINTMENTd are the most Comnleteef anylionseutChristchurch. Hia prieee ar* as low asericeii -adTertiswl by ocheflrm&x Polished cofflne kf pt in »cock to suit uigent case- The oldest firm in New Zealand. Pkase note the corner North and feast belts; ofiice, 133 Colomoo street; telepboae.:3§T. ',