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EDUCATIONAL. O OHOOL OP BHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITIHe. Qraia Agency Buildings (opposite D.r.C.X MIBB A. M. CARR, V.5.T.5., H.S.S.T., N.&J. Fellow National Phonographic Socutr, N.Z. President National Society Shorthand teacheti. N.Z. Secretary National Union of Typbts (Lond). BHORTHAND (Pitman's and Light Line), TYp*. WRITtKG, BOOKKEEPING, Registered by N.Z. Government, 1897. Classes fr0m9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and from 7 te 9,j(j p.m. Mis* Carr*» pupils hold highest records in N«Zealand, Australasian record 220 words per rainutT Highest outside British Isles. THE ART OF SINGIKG. "IVTRS E. T. ROBINSON is Prepared to TAX* JyJL PUPILS for SINGING and VOICE PaS 1/UCXION. ** Mrs Robimon was trained by Professor CeceliL o| Melbourne (the colonial teacher of Madame Melba and holds testimonials from him. For terms, &c, apply to 9363 250 GLOUCESTER STREET WEST. SHORTHAND AND TECHNICAL SOHOOr 150 Worcester street west. ""*"** PRINCIPAL—MR C. H. GILBY, Honoureman and Fellow of the National Phnnn. giaphic Society, N.S.S.T., tc. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping and »n Commercial Subjects thoroughly taught. CIVIL SERVICE and MATRICULATION— INTn VIDUAL TUITION by Mr 11. L. Kidd, B.fe «1 Miss h\ Sheard, M.A. ' FRENCK CLASSES (Day and Evening), under M. Malaquin, fr-on the Lycee National d'Orl-ans, Frtnoe" Rapid Coaversational Method. Term commenced at any time. BOAM.D AND RESIDENCE. GLOUCESTER HOUSE, 256 Gloucester street west, FIRST-CLASS BOARD and RESIDENCE Iμ LADIES and GENTLEMEN. Bl HOT, COLD and SHOWER BATHS Erery Comfort and Attention Given. Most cental TERMS MODERATE. WU * 6168 MRS McN-1 X (late of Wa.tahuna Bon»> ROSVENOR HOUSE—Private Board and Su \JC dence; hot, cold and shower baths T«n> Moderate. Mrs Fitzffibbon, 55 Gloucester stoa* ■ear Latimer square. ' ALTON HOUSE, TIMARU. T7URST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE Tennk M: court, smoke room. Close to beach and tows MISS LIS3AMAN. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. HANDSOMELY - FURNISHED Apartments for Ladies and Gentlemen. MRS 3AWTELL, _ , ,_ „, Sherwood, 72 Cashel street X, Telephone 703. ABERDARE HOUSE. 239 GLOUCESTER STREET WEST "OIRST-OLASS PRIVATE BOARD and RBBI. JL 1 DENCE, three minutes' walk from Post Offlot »d Camterbury College. Hot, Cold and.Shower Baths Good Stabling-. MBS BASFORD, m , -« $*** of °»o«"*ter Home), Telephone 806. -. 2B& NUMBEB ONE EXTEACT OF SOAP WASHES ANYTHING and EVERYTHING UNDER THE SUN. A DESIDERATUM! DON , ! BE MISLED, BUT SEE THAI YOU GET No, I. No. 1. No. 1. THE EMPIRE COMPANY, WELLINGTON. CHRISTCHURCH BRANCHHEREFORD STREET. . I , I. ■ i WABEE, HOCKLEY & CO., LTD, j WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, I South British Chambers, ■» 170 HEREFORD STREET, CHBISTCHtTBCH. - Cellar Entrance—Cathedral square. and Spirits at prices to suit all customers. AUSTRALIAN" best kinds. OHAMPAGNE—JuIes Mumm and Co and other brands. CLARET—Light dinner wines, up to high class growths. * P £S T ~ A ch ? ice stock ot fine old wines well matured old spirit.) "Grand Old Scttca," many years in wood. Assorted Dozens Supplied. A Choice Selection ot INDIAN AND HAVANA CI aARB OS FUNERAL NOTICES "[JUNTEB and COMPANY •"""■• MONUMENTAL WORKERS, Jametion of Colombo street and South Belt CHRISTCHUKCH. We Manufacture on the Premises to AnyDwiffßMonumenti, Tombs, Crones, X»Wete, Bnptiintl Fonts, Water Fountain., Garden V*e«» and Fedutala; also, House Carvings. Designs an d Estimates on Applicatidn. HKW PATTERNS IN IRON RAIUNOii CHEAP Concrete Kerbints. Bot the purpose of Stock, are Selling at 10 per cent. Under Current Prices. nnHE Friends of Mr Robert Halliburton areinvited I X to attend the Funeral of his late wife Florence Eugene, to leave the residence of Mrs Mitchell, ! Rosewame street, Addington, at 2.30 p.m., on Pridaj", ' March 25th, for the Addin{rton Cemetery, l>. SYKES, UoderUker, corner Gaehel and Durbun streete. .. 915? Friends of Mrs L*. J. Smith are invited to L attend the Funeral of her late son (Arthur L. Ernest) to leave her residence, Barbadoes street north,, on Thursday, 24th inst., at 2.0T p.m. for the Linwood Cemetery. JAS. LAMB and SON, takers, &a, 35 Lichfield street. Telephone 361. 9## • J. LAMB AND SON,. UNDEBTAKBRS BMB A LME R S. N#. 35, LICHFIELD STREET. TelepheaeSsL '■ ■ ■ Jj I D. SYKES, UNDERTAKES, &0. FUNERALS FURNISHED with respectobffit? «• { LOWEST CURRENT BATES. j CORNER CASHEL and DURHAM STBBEW. .■ j Ordert titer 6 p.m. received at the Fruit Shop, n«* door. • J J. EGG LEST 0% UNDERTAKER, be. '. „ . M lAte R. W. Walters and Co. All kinds ot Polished and Covered Gofßai Utw* * Town and Country Orders Attended to with Punctuality. ' Address—lßo DURHAM STREET. Telephone No. 901. REASONABLE CHARGES. G-EOBGE BABRELIi, / Certificated ' ; EMBALMEB and ' The science of Embalming, as practised now fo Great Britain and America, i* now beinjr perforef" by the above, who can now preserve the body to W#P until arrival of friends from any distance. • . Funerals conducted at strictly Low- Cbargt*. t . 55 Durham street South. Telephone 631. , s LANGFOBD, , UNDERTAKER AND UNIVERSITY CERTIFI- I GATED EMBAJLMER. Funerals entrusted to mc receive prompt attenttej« Bodies removed to all parts of the world looking amg * life-like. No expensive leaden coffins and poaiUW no mutilation of the body. Charges within tne r*«» r . of all classes. «?' •' Residence-Corner North-east belt. Telephone*'', Town Office—ls3 Colombo street Telephone 50*.