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Press, Volume LV, Issue 10150, 24 September 1898, Page 10

- ■■ j ■ v ' '" _c TENDERS. TENDERS are invited up to 4 o'clock THURSDAY, September 29th, for the ERECTION of a Catholic Church at Halswell Plans, etc., to be scon at my house, Onslow street, St. Albans. A. W. FIELDER, 124 Architect. TENDERS are invited up to 1 o'clock THURSDAY, September 29th, for RE. MOVAL of Catholic Church at liaiswelt to adjoining section. Particulars at my house Onslew street, St. Albans. A. W. FIELDER, 125 Architect. TENDERS will be received at mv Office until TUESDAY, -7th inst, nt'-l p.m for the COMPLETION of a BLOCK of BRICK BUILDINGS, Cashel street, Christchurch. W. A. P. CLARKSON, A.R.1.8.A., Architect. ' 207 Hereford street, Christchurch. 9592 TENDERS will be Teceived at my Ollice until 4 p.m. on MONDAY, October 3rd for BRICK ADDITIONS to PREMISES,' Worcester streut W., Christchurch. Plans and Specifications may be seen at niv Office. J. C. MADDISON, A R.1.8.A., Architect. Hereford streets 272 rpENDERS ars invited up till 12 o'clock J-. noon, FRIDAY, September 30th, for the ERECTION of a Largo CONCRETE BATH on tho Addington Public Schoolgrounds. Plans and specifications may be soon at the Caretaker's house. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. HANS KENNEDY, Hon. Sec. Addington School Bath Com--302 mittee. ENDERS for FIVE BLILDINO SEC TIONS on the Premises of the Lyttelton Orphanage, on Lease for 21 or 12 years, will be received at the Charitable Aid Office, Christchurch up to MONDAY, 31st October. The envelopes must be marked "Tender," and addressed to the Chairman. The Tenders already sent in will bo retained (unopened) until the above date. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. The date previously advertised for receipt of these tenders was inadvertently fixed enrlier than tho law requires. By order, THOS. C. NORRIS, 9893 Secretary. R. W. ENGLAND, TIMER AND COAL MERCHANT And IMPORTER. T ARGE Stocks of all kinds of TIMBER •*-• always on hand, well seasoned and ready for immediate use. Galvanised Iron, Cement, Sheet Lead, Doors, Sashes, &c. Nails and Building Ironmongery. Orders promptly forwarded at lowest rates current. ' | TUAM STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. P.O. Box 315, Telephone 53.

FUNERAL NOTICES HUNTER AND COMPANY. MONUMENTAL WORKERS, Junction of Colombo street and South Belt, CHRISTCHURCH. We Manufacture on the Premises to any Design—Monuments, Tombs, Crosses, Tablets, Baptismal Fonts, Water Fountains, Garden Vases and Pedestals; also, House Carvings. Designs and Estimates on Application. NEW PATTERNS in IRON RAILINGS CHEAP. Concrete Kerbings. For the purpose of Clearing Stock, are Selling at 10 per cent. Under Current Prices. THE Friends of the late David Hood are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, to leave his late residence, Tuam street, Linwood, on Sunday, 25th September, at 2 p.m., for Addington Cemetery. E. DUCKWORTH, ' Undertaker, 42 Colombo road, Sydenham. 299 ;, 11HE Friends of the lato Mrs Richard Hum- ■ phreys are invited to attend her Funeral, to leave her late Residence, Tai Tapu, ou . . Saturday, 24th instant, at 1.30 p.m., for tho V Springston Public Cemetery. JAS. LAMB .? and SON, Undertakers, etc. 348 % ' " ■■'■!'■ 2t THE Friends of Mr John Armstrong are in- ,-~, vited to attend the Funeral of his late ',* Son, John Robert, leaving the residence of Mr .if Pearce, 43 Poulson street, Addington, ior the yjj Sydenham Public Cemetery, at 2.30 p.m., Sun- ,v* day, September 25th. W. LANGFORD, ,$| Funeral Director, etc. 348 %' * .————_———————_«——»_—__»■_» _ THE Friends of Mr J. Vivian are invited to '» attend the Funeral of his late Daughter, ;* May Levenia, leaving his residence, 9 Living- -;-_ stone street, Linwood, for the Addington Cemetery, at 3.15 p.m. Sunday, 25th. .W. LANG- " s FORD, Funeral Director. Telephone 387. 349 LOYAL CITY OF CHRIsfcHURCfi l JUVENILE LODGE. v - ' 1.0.0. F., M.U. ' [ ! THE Members of the above Lodge are .requested to attend the Funeral of their late Brother, John Robert Armstrong, which *~.,__. leaves the residence of Sister Pearce, 43 Poul- < son street, Addington, on Sunday, at 2.30, for ' : ?\ the Sydenham Cemetery. - ,'._- Members of Sister Lodges are respectfully' ', invited to attend. "-.', . C. WATTS, N.G. • -" " 444 J. HOUNSELL, Secretary. ■---_-«-■■---—' l D. SYKES, UNDERTAKER, &o. .' . FUNERALS FURNISHED with reapeota- ~ bility at LOWEST CURRENT RATES. _ • CORNER CASHEL and DURHAM ' ; STREETS. , / Orders after 6 p.m. received at the Fruit Shop 't next door. GEORGE BARREL L, Certificated : EMBALMER AND UNDERTAKER.' The Science of Embalming, as practiced now in Great Britain and America, is now being A performed by the above, who can now. pre* serve the body to .keep until arrival of friends : from any distance. Funerals Conducted at Strictly Low Charges. 55 Durham street South. Telephone 681. • '..

TITONUMENTAL SCULPTURE, J. T~A IT, Corner of Cashel street and Montreal street (Opposite Drill Shed), _ - Manufacturer and Importer of all Descriptions of Monumental Work. Best Quality and Lowest Prices. , Inspection Invited. Established 1863. WALTER LANOPOED, UNDERTAKER and UNIVERSITY CERTIFICATED EMBALMER. Funerals entrusted to mc receive prompt attention. Bodies removed to all parts of the world looking quite life-like. No expensive leaden coffins and positively no mutilation of the body. Charges within the reach of all classes. Residence—Corner NoTth-east belt. Tew* phone 387. Town Office—l 33 Colombo street. Telephda* 504. JEGGLESTON, • UNDERTAKER, &c. Late R. W. Walters and Co. All kinds of Polished and Covered Coffin* Made. Town and Country Orders Attended to with Punctuality. Address—2ls KILMORE STREET WEST (Opposite the Normal School). REASONABLE CHARGES. T LAMB AND SON* UNDERTAKERS And EMBALMERS. No. 35 LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone 361