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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13100, 27 April 1908, Page 10

MISCELLANEOUS. I QPECIAL TEA, SPECIAL TEA, At is 3d (withotrt Coupon) Is Good. It has no equal. Some Imitate the Price, but none ih» Quality. XETCAID'S G.1.C.. •377 Christcharcfc. -r<OR Newest-shaped Belts in Nickel, Silver, " Leather, etc.. always a .ittlo cheaper. GO TO KENXETTS. IS3 High street. C 2819 I~x7R~ a really good wearing Flannelette. ■ that you oa_ depend upon, our special line of White and Cream Twilled Flanr.c'.ctte, at Bid per yard, is unequalled for value. Graham, Wilson and_Smeilie. UNSHRINKABLE Flannels, in White, Pink, Shetland, and Orkney, in thoroughly reliable qualities, are procurable at Graham, Wilson ami Smellie's, at Is, Is l|d, ls"-d, ls_4}d. and Is Cd per yard. BIG variety "of"" Striped" Flannelettes, in good wearing qualities, is shown at Graham, Wilson and Smellie's, 33in wide, 6}d, 7Jd, and 9_d: 36in wide, 9_d. 10_d, ll£d, ls_ o_d._AH good' values. EDUCATIONAL. DANCING DEPORTMENT AND PHYSICAL CULTURE. Uiide- l-ovaj and Vice-R.gal Patronage. MISS LOWE begs to intimate that she will resume ber Classes on and after MARCH lGth. During her recent visit to Sidney and Melbourne MISS LOWE obtained all tho latest Dances, aad will introduce tLein during the wsason. Evening Classes forming. Private L__*or.9 by arrangement. At home FRIDAY AFTERNOONS. 145 MONTREAL STREET. C 3673 CHRISTCHURCH SCHOOL OF ELOCU TION AND DRAMATIC ART. CLASSES will RE-OPEK on MONDAY. February 3rd. All applications and businoss communications to be made only with tho Principal. MISS NEWMAN POTTS. Conservatoire, Union Bank Chxmbsra C 3351 Due.din. WE WANT WORKERS. YES, We Want Workers, and we X want them very badly. All the be_t firms in Christchurch—those who want the best ofrira assistants, and are willing to pay the salaries— arc apnlying to us <'..:ily for Clerks or Typists. Why clin't YOU qualify. There is only one Commercial Training College in Christchurch, motto is " Thorough," and whose Teachers and Students alike live up to their motto. Consequently we are able to guarantee fjond. permanent, and well-paid positions for every one of our graduates in the Commercial Course. Let us hear from you that wo may send you one of our Illustrated Prospectuses. It will well rei pay you, and it costs you nothing. * GILBY'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, Next to G.P.U.. CATHEDRAL SQUARE. C 2992 HRISTCHURCH COMMERCIAL AND SHORTHAND SCHOOL. Grain Ajyency Building, The Triangle. BOOKKEEPING, ACCOUNTANCY, AUDITING, COMMERCIAL LAW. These »re some of the subjects that w_ specialise in. Instructor in Charge, MR W. E. BEST, F.N.Z.A.A.. ALA., N.Z. Assistant Instructor, MR A. C. DUNN, A.LA., N.Z. Term commences any time. Fees on Application. Write or call for Full Prospectus. Note the Address: GRAIN AGENCY BUILDINGS, The Triangle. C 2872 CHRISTCHURCH SHORTHAND AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, GRAIN 4.GENCY BUILDINGS (Opposite D.I.C). Principal: ' MISS E. E. DlG3_r, 1.P.5., N.U.T. RECENT OFFICE APPOINTMENTS, The demand for our Trained Students is rapidly increasing, and tho following are some of the Firms whom we have recently supplied with Typists: — Messrs Dalgety ajid Co., Ltd. Mossrs Alfred Tyree and Co. (2). Mr A. A. M. MoKellar. Standard Insurance Co. Mr C. A-/ Acorn. -less™ Frank Graham ard Son. Mr Ronald Badger. Messrs T. Bunting anH Co. Motor and Cycle Supplies Company, Ltd. C 2873 FUNERAL NOTICES. THE Friends of the late William Allen Lewis are invited to uttond his Funeral, which will leavo his lato residence, 195 Hazoldean road, on Monday, the 27th inst., at 2 p.m., for the Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. ' 9130 THE Friends of the late William Al!.nworth Lewis are invited to attend his Funeral, leaving bis late residence, 195 Hazeldean road, Addington. This Day (Monday), the 27th inst., at 2 p.m., for tho Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON, Funeral Furnishers., 917G THE Funeral of -the late Catherine Mnc-farlax-ia will leavo tho Rangiora Railway Station on arrival of the 1.7 p.m. train from Chri_--hurch, This Day (Monday], tho 27th ir.-Rt., for tbe Rangiora Presbyterian Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON, Funeral Furnishers. 9177 THE Friends of Mrs Jchn Craig' nro respectfully requested !o attend tho Funeral of her late .on John, leaving her residence This Day (Monday), 27th inst., at 1.30 p.m., for the Presbvteiian portion of the Public Cemetery. " ■ 918. THE Friends of the !ate Kozia Norton aro respectfully invited to attend her Funeral, leaving the residence of her Fon-in-law, Mr A. Brantley, on Tresdoy, at 2.50 p.m., for the Wesleyav Cemetery, Woodend. T. J. BURNET, Undertaker. 9187 MEMBERS of the Canterbury Branch of the A.S.R.S. are requc. ted to attend ths Funeral of the late Wm. A. Lewis, leaving his late residenc.", 196 Hnzeldcan road, This Day (Monday), 27th inst., at 2 p.m., for the Linwood Cemetery. 1519 A. WEIR, Secretary. GEORGE BARR EL L, UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER, Funerals Furni-h_d on Modern Li_>es, and receive the personal fiiptrvis-on of tbe Proprietor. Office and Private Reriderce, 53 DURHAM STREET, CHRIS TO HURCH. Workshops and Coffin Wa_iehcu-e, 232 and 214 ST.. ASAPH STREET. Tel-phono 721. Telegrams: Barrell, Undertaker, ChriatchuTch. C2SIG LANGFORD AND RHIND (Let* W. <n:d H. I_an?."ord), FUNERAL FURNISHERS AND EMBALMERS. 16 London sire... 'Pho.__> 689. Add.*?, .cs: HERBERT LANGFORD. 1G London street, Richmond. 'Phcnc C 39. JOHN UHIND. 48 Montreal street, Sydenham. 'Phone 1603. Town Office. 227 Ca-i.l street. 'Phone 812. T LAMB AND SON, UNDERTAKERS And EMBALMERS, No. 35 LICHFIELD STREET. C2-S5 Tc.'_p_or.o 533. ■*■■■■■■■■-■■■-__■__-_-____■______________■■ fi MANSFIELD'S ckristckurgh j I mmmmki works § I CORNER OF MAHOKESTER& ALLAN BTS. 3 1 Owing to Mr. J. B. Mansfield's retirement our 9 I splendid stock has been marked down to the B B very lowest to rflect ? «?. .dy cj._rar.ee as \vc 8 | axe overstocked. Istendii'g cus:or_er_ cannot jj ■ do better than give us a call. Estimates given § H for all classes of work, including all charge*, rt E Telephone No. 1634. C 3696 3