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Press, Volume LV, Issue 10148, 22 September 1898, Page 8

EDUCATIONAL. £». PIANO, SINGING, OEGAN, HARMOI^S):' TV/TR DAVIS HUNT RESUMES Teaching «. ""■■ ?' 1«. THURSDAY, September 22nd. AtHo«_ V* TUESDAY, 2 till G. *° a » *:",-,:> INVERMAY, CRANMER SQUARE. n /-. V PIANOFORTE, HARMONY, ORgInT~ ] < MISS RACHAEL ROSS, A.R CM., w sii * ~ RESUME TEACHING 011 THURfI. DAY, September 22nd. * „ ,- - 93SS loS_ Montreal street. - * PIANOFORTE, THEORY, Etc! " ' ' lVr R G - F - TENDALL, Mm. Bac. Oxon. ha, - IVX VACANCIES for Pupils. ] Candidates prepared for lticorelical Exarair nation by correspondence. 4 1<34 MONTREAL STREET. 138 •, - DRAWING ANT) PAlNtTxg~ "'" A T\,fß W. MENZIES GIBB will RESUME ■' < - JjJL TEACHING on FRIDAY, 23rd Sep. " teniber. Studio—lso Worcester street West, m PIANOFORTE AND SINGING! 3 TVyfISS ESTHER ATKINSON will RESUME IVX TEACHING on IHURSDAV, September " 22nd. 5 CRANMER SQUARE. 33 ~ n IV/TISS MABEL, TENDALL, Diplomee oTtfe ' J-M. South Kensington Sebool of Cookery is - FORMING CLASSES on Invalid, Artisan, '■ Plain, and High-class Cookeiy. Public and ' » private schools attended. For particulars apply to 164 Montreal street. 133 - I MISS ADA SINCLAIR"~TAYLOR ~ ' TXriLL resume lessons on FRIDAY, 23 r d. ' 3 VV SINGING (Engli«h, Italian, Oratorio Recitative and Ball"u>, mul PIANOFORTE, iING in Oil and Water Colour. At ' Home Wednesday, 21st, and Thursday, 22nd * from 2to 5. ' *. 101 23G ARMAGH STREET W. g CJCHOOL OK SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING! >O Grain Ape ov Buildings, ' (Opposite D.1.C.) >• MISS A. jr. OARR. F.N.P.S., X.SS.T., N.UT t MR 11. W. L. DIGriV, F.N.P.P. (Honours), NSST N.U.T., Doublo Pitman Medallist, Holder ol "J Highest Speed Certificate outside British Isles d (220 words per minute). i Glasses from 9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and from 7te 9.30 p.m Shorthand, Typewriting, Bonokk«epinjr, &C., 8 Matriculation and Civil service Classes. * PUPILS FROM THIS SCHOOL HOLD FIRST AND y HIGHEST RECORDS IN NEW ZEALAND. SHORTHAND AND TKCHNICAI, SCHOOL ' 150 Worcester street west. ' PRINCIPAL-MR C. 11. GILBV, II Honoursman and fellow of the National Phonographic Society, N.S.S T., &c, '. VICE-PRINCIPAL— J M 133 E. A. Rout, Honours Diploma N.P.S., tio. •i SHORTHAND RESULTS— At last year's examination by the local Asso ~ ciation our Students gained SIXTEEN of the r EVENTEKN highest speed certificates. '. -__ Typewriting, Bookkeeping and thorough Commer- - a ial Training. 1 IF YOU WAMT TOMATO PLANTS BEAD ",' a THIS:— '..; c npHE best way to get your plants is to Buy J- a Box with the amount you require growa '" 2 in it, then you can attend to and plant thorn ai> your leisure. J. have boxes of two dozen, ana . P the plants are equal to any in town. The price P per box is only Is 6d, and every Tenth Box will contain an order for 2s 6d worth oMruit, so that every tenth box will be a present ana a Is to the good.' I have Tomato Plants at ■ * s per ,100 or 1000 cheap. All kinds of bedding ! plants. ' ' , I • CTJ MM IN G, , v 3 Fruiterer, High and Colombo streets. J FUNERAL NOTICES , : ■7 TTUNTER AND COMPANY, "-;- ---* XX MONUMENTAL WORKERS, •■• '*'>■ Junction of. Colombo street and South Belt, ;• i - . CHRISTCHUECH. • J We Manufacture on the Premises to any Dβ-' ,- ' 0 sign—Monuments, Tombs, Crosses, Tab- , lets, Baptismal Fonts, Water Fountains,' -,'". : Garden Vases and Pedestals; aleo.'Houi* 'v; ■ m Carvings. . '/* 1 Designs and Estimates on Application. "'.?■ a NEW PATTEENS in IRON BAILINGS' \V :, CHEAP. ' f' - Vr 'i Concrete Kerbinga. ' \ '■£'■ I" For the purpose of Clearing Stock, are Selling *-,V at 10 per cent. Under Current Prices. . ■ /' I npHE Funeral of the late Mrs W. Carey HilTy.r. X will leave -her late residence, Meriraie, * "«r? ;. This Day (Thursday), 22nd instant, at 2.30 p.m.,*-^ o' for the Papanui Churchyard. JAS. LAMB-'^ , - and SON - ■ M^'-A> >' rpHE Funeral of the late Dr. W. E. - , X will leaye his late residence, Heretord' ' , ' street, on Friday, 23rd instant, at 2 p.m,, far-" c 1 the Linwood Cemetery. JAS. LAMB and BOX. --^ ■ >.„- . -T. SB?, ?^ - HHHE Friends of the late David Hood are re- .Ji ': [j X spectfully invited to attend his Funeral, --> c to leave his late, residence, Tuam street, Lia- , .-'*, wood, on Sunday, 25th September, at 2 ~ t for Addington Cemetery. E. DUCKWORTH,' 1 Undertaker, 42 Colombo road, Sydenham. flWy^V THE Friends-of Mr S. Clarke are reepeot-,-'; s C*. fully invited to attend the Funeral of his > j :i late Wife, Mary Ann, leaving his residence, t ' ' 140 Worcester street, Linwood, for the Publfo" : , - Cemetery, , at 3 p.m. Thursday, 22nd. W. T- >< c LANGFORD, Funeral Director and Embajmer, •'£«> corner North and East belts. Telephone 387 i ',;-t'l j ; mo % ,1 rpHE Friends of Mr Thomas tfreany are f>S : i X' respectfully invited to attend the FuheTftl i of his late brother-mi-law (Thomas to leave his residence, No. 9 Andrew street,' .;*£., r, off Gasworks ioad, Sydenham. Thie Day, '.-«. c (Thursday), at 8.30 a.m., for the Pro-Cathedral^ f'\ i • & Barbadoes street/ Requiem Mass at-9 *a.m., '^^ i thence to the Linwood Cemetery at 2.80 p.ni* ~"' I L. and J. HOWARD, Undertakers .and ' Ij Proprietors, Colombo zoad, Sydenham.- -TeW*„-'''.' II phone 877. 214 - , v 1 ' ,• r V£T ALTER LANG-FOBD, .. * W QNDERTAKEE and UNIVERSITY I CERTIFICATED EICBALMER. '• ;■;. Funerals entrusted to mc receive prompt at*'-. '- - tention. Bodies removed to all parts of .the -. - g world looking quite life-like. No expensive ",' ; I leaden coffins and positively no mutilation "of ( ,-■ 1 the body. Charges within the reach bf;-*ll "-f - classes. ' ~.'•> a Residence—Corner North-east belt. Tele*, ', phone 387. , % ': s Town Office—lß3 Colombo etreet. Telephone \ " 504. ,;' ■TEG-GLE S T O H? } . O. XTNDERTAKER, &c. ALate R. W. Walters and Co. - , • '• All kinde of ■ Polished and 'Covered Cqffini v. * I ' Made. t Town and Attended to wftk ~~- :. Punctuality. * Addrees—2ls KDLMORE . STREET WEST?; ;| y (Opposite the Normal School). >.--' ? REASONABLE CHARGES. ' ' 5 ' ' I—*;<. ex LAMB AND SO%^ J UN D'E-* TAKERS c And ■ - ;./.- I " EMBALMERS. ' .-'{i ! —.- .' '$ * No. 35 LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone 861 3. p EOR G E BARB EL L> h EMBALMER AND° a UNDERTAKES. /^ c ___ ■v' - ■ 0 The Science of Embalming, as practiced n0w".".,-', ' in Great Britain and America, is now being n performed by the above, who can now pw» ie -serve the body to keep until arrival of frienflV 'from any distance- _. _. « Funerals Conducted.at Strictly Low Cbftigee. , , ie 1 65 Durham street South. Telephone 631. , - si — c MONUMENTAL- SCULPTU»B. , ■* T ' ' T AIT : Corner of Cashel' street and' Montreal street . - (Opposite Drill Shed), Manufacturer and Importer of all Descnp- -- . tions of Monumental Work.. r Best QuaUty and Lowest Pricoe, a Inspection Invited. Established 1868. *• " / -* D. S V X E 8, J\'L it UNDERTAKER, &c. ;,- ---e "PUNERALS FURNISHED with "apeottr ~; 1 J bility at LOWEST CURRENT RATE* < v ; 5r CORNER CABHEL- and DURHAM .) STREETS. - i ;n # _____ ' •■ - Orders after 6 p.m. received at the Fruit Shop ',>,. £ . next door, '