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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 10870, 21 January 1901, Page 8

MISCELLANEOUS. "** T 0 Let, New Shop, High '< church. Apply,_A. J. White * c,v <' KEROSENE Educed t^~3" a ~TTn f Hall and' Co '° r 1[ - t, J- going, home. Mrs £™*: £j £ carton, Cto 8 p.m. £IG. ' nei ft'o & I 1 i> during day, within belt, rtL™? , ** !f * '«&* I POR SaJe-Blacksmith ~ * J- . Business; established 50 year« Sal » § position, and immediate n ° 4 > I stock injtade. Apply C. Row, L>ttelto- V* * jVJBS RUSK,- Beet-alSo-Ambei.r-'/ 1 ' 1 •WA Vacancies for Visitors, annimw fcil 1 ssss'bfir^ situation at «• &ft 1 ripp"upright 5 ■V rosewood case, in splendid 3 nc . h 'f; coetJBS guineas. £50 cash M N *' and Clark, 151 Armagh stroet Mac »tii| 7 i -*- minutes' walk from cent'"' 2f? fif » ' moderate rent to a good tenant' \ P nl» p'T" , I'urmshmgJVarchouse, Armaph ltt '« P FOR best value in "Bore , "ciotli.,T~-5 J ' f Ingold/e Great Sale?'Lo»o XV tC Ivnicker Suits from 5s lid. Colon fi $** ' SuUs 6s nd, 7 3 lid, 8e g J** from H. Wilkinson, High\t!roet "* ,1 £1 90 Caal \ for 2 i Ac re s , C roomed "' outbuildings, sS D » | fow farming; two miles from town fa* I past the door. Balance £JSO at lo a ' v£ F Collier and Co., 93 Manchesu/str*o t k ' ! £ WAIT at th O ~gate"ju s t \ I polish the grate with mv Enarn*^ 1 H v Itsjho_beat and_quickest yet ' nani * l «i«- U rpOYS P J- for present*), now on salo at „£* I; reduced prices. _Strnngc and Company *|j OWEET SUMMER BLOUSES ~T)f-Tr *? ►J season's goods. Extremely p re y,' ,fi, | J very fashionable. A great vaiieti ofVt. '« and shades to select from. A | .Kit"" , J the greatly reduced price oi Is lid v ' Strangejiiid_Coinpany. °* eh - [S IjILAG BRAND -MALTTfScSGAR~,r7r-=- I' |_lentjor Salnde_and ninbng PwklSE,™ ,, *' "Palm" brands. ' ,* Q< * TTANDSOME Calendar AA to every Purchaser of a P air o{ Boot. « Shoes at K. Atkinson's, 119 Manchester stretf J.< ■DEATH'S Sale—Lace CurtainCVedV s i J* Is 9d; Bordered Apron n ™ >1 5R Seei Remnant.Tables foj ' f^ HOTELS. 1; Patronised by their Excellencies the L Governors of New ZeaUiid X pOKEE'S FAMILY TOl El, | CHRISTCHURCHJ. f Within ono minute of the Railway SUtioa, S JAMES HATFIELD, Proprietor. \ Letters will receivo every attention. P,j) v Bos ?v T o. 291. Telephone Nos. 677 and 103j ' ?\* CITY BUFFET 4 "' COLOMBO STREET (near Recce's I«» $' mongers). *■ i FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION i manent Boarders and the Travelling Public. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. * Close- to Railway Station and General Port Office. ■> TRAMS PASS DOOR. , Luncheon from Moon to 2 p m I, 1 Letters and Telegrams will rtceno Prompl 'v . Attention. Telephone No. 676. fc\ JAMES HOWE'i, ■.', Proprietor. V" OTOREY'S FAMILY HOTEL $ OPPOSITE RAILWAY STATION, $j CHRISTCHURCH, N.Z. \\ F. STOREY, Proprietor |^ TERMS: 8a per day, £2 2s per week. f"| Telephone No. 795. Night Porter. M«| Letters will receive Prompt AUentinn 1136 || A GREAT EVENT. f| OPENING OF THE AQUARIUM. i| F ARENAS, Proprietor of the City HoUl |g invites the Public to INSPECT th! Alterations and Improvements that he hit k effected in this favourite Central Hostelry, p which has made it SECOND TO NONE w M thi3 aide of the line. iff.. OPENING OF THE AQUARIUM. A CITY HOTEL. V THE HUB OF CHRISTCHURCH. J; TRIANGLE. % DO YOU FEEL TIRED? t /CINCHONA TONIC will BRACE YO3 I ' UP. I , Obtainable at all Stores | THE INVIGORATOK ! | CINCHONA TONia i FUNERAL NOTICES \\ THE Friends of Mr Alfred A. Wilson »r» f. invited to attend the Funeral of hit j lato infant son, Raymond Eric, to leave hie -'ij residence, Randolph street, off Ferry rotd, | This Day, Monday, 21st instant, at 4.30 p.m., • % for the Lin wood Cemetery. J. LAMB and '■ SON. ,„ ~, —jl" \ THE Friends of the late Edwin Steeds «re ,| invited to atl-end his Funeral, to leave .3 his late residence, Windmill road, Sydenham, ; jj on Tuesday, 22nd inetant, at 1.45 p.m-. for tj the Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. a S33P i THE Friends of Mr Sydney Bell are invited .*} to attend the Funeral of his late wile, a leaving his residence, Carlton Place, on Mon- \i day, 21st inst., at 2 p.m., for the La»w ■$ Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON , . » 32 ? ;] HE F/iends o£ Mr Henry Blackmorc we j^ invijed to attend the Funeral of toa f < late infan* daughter (Nellie Elizabeth Hewett), =, to leave" hie residence, 59 Lichfield street Ewt, t r : on Tuesday, 22nd inst., at 3.45 p.m., foMM t. Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB and SO HE Friends of Mr Thomas James Wood, > woolcUssar, are respectfully invited to ~ attend hie Fu-neral, which will leave his l«e residence, 256 Montreal street North, This U*9 f, (Monday), January 21at, 1901, at X.45 p.m. for i> the Linwood Cemetery. C. SAMLr-Lti, *• Undertaker, Gloucester street West, opposite . ,f Rink Stables, and 26 Gladstone street, Syden.-. # ham. ° 34 ° r rnHE Friends of the lute Job. 1 McNallf |, J- .ire respectfully invited to attend !»» , Funeral, which will "leave his late residence,. at Mr Courage's road, Amberley, at 2 p.m., Jj Tuesday next, January-22nd. for the Salciwa | Cemetcrj-. D. SHAW, Undertaker. 3374 I GEORGE BAR RE l> I* 1 1 UNDERTAKER and EMBALMBB. |j Telegrame and Telephone by N*b» ; or Day receive immediate attention. i S3 DURHAM STREET SOUTH. Telephone 701. ■T LAMB iUD J ol, ' : nUDERTAKEES And EMBALMERS. ; k j No. 85 LICHFIELD ' STREET. ■*.*■ Telephone 539. MONUMENTAL SCULPTURE. | J. T A I T, - ' Comet of Caehel stroet and Montreal street (Opposite Drill Shed), MANUFACTURER and IMPORTER of «U Descriptions of Monumental Work. Beet Quality and Lowest FlicU ' Inspection Invited. Eatabliahed IB^ t /-i w J PABSOH 8 IX. MONUMENTAL MASON, Manoboster street. -i/,,vi» Moaumente and Headetonee jd « b,,, GraJiite »nd Stone. NEWEST DESIGNS. All "Work Gnarante*!. • LOWEST POSSIBLE PBK» Concrete Kerbing*,. I«m W |f , Inspection Specially Invrtod-