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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13111, 9 May 1908, Page 12

j Great •• • ' k'-^'l Glaarlngtah Wi iJJμ § ? Nowon .-. ! I*? I £ I "The Public Benefit .3§L| I Shoe Store . '-^l %>!jM}o]F*' a doors past "Press" . -.„;£>■ *•»• 216CASHELST. t^iTe HOTELS. 0? LEVIATHAN HOT EL^f^ DUNEDIN •SS. ; " j (Nearly opposite New Railway Station— Aat.**&s■'> I turn to the left when, leaving station). ' U -?^L Tie Favourite House with the Travelling ,3?, Public. , .'*iW?' SIXTY NEW ROOMS JUST ADDED, 1 Including New Sitting, Smoking, and B*Uj« Y2e"-M TOCUL9. ' * ".^β THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE Wrl HOTEL IN NEW ZEALAND. . • I LOWEST TARIFF of any Hotel in Au«.'J>§£[M ' tralasift, Gβ, 5s Gd, 6e per day; 25a, 27a ' 30s per week., according to ; Permanent Boarders by arrangement. *$££■* ; Fire Escape throughout the Building. •'" •! Night and Day Porters. , --J*Sle All communication*, to JAMES CONKOR.J*'wS FUNERAL NOTICES. 4^J THE friends of the kte Alfred H. P.enney £g&9 are informed that hia funeral leave* .-SSM . his Iβ te residence, 81 Bealey avenue, for » n •■ Lmwood Cemetery, on Saturday, 9th inst, at 2.30 p.m. LANGFOED, and RHIND. • <■!&■ rpHE Friends of tbe .late AWred H. X are informed "that his Funeral leaves his, late residence, 31 Be&ley av«nue, for <vJS| ihe Linwood Cemetery, on Saturday, Bth. s.tk?§K inst., at 2.30 p.m., LANGFORD and Megm* , RtHIND. . a72i^l rpHE friends of the Rev. Eliot >■ JL ' are respectfully invited to attend Unngs im funeral of his 'eta wife (Annie), to leave.bi*.^g£« • residence, West L'yltelton, on Sunday, MstSgiM . 10th, at 3 p.m., for the English. CemetervM pi W. RADCLIFFE. . .';,.- ITIHE Friends of Mrs A. Parker are 3 .L to attend the Funeral of her X daughter Edith,. leaving her residence, J&S& tm Coleridge street, Sydenham, on Monday;, M§||wm 10 a.m., for the Barbadoos street 1 Hence to -Sydenham Cemetery. j BARRELL. . Lα n gfo r d and ehikClsSr CUte W. and H. Luntrford), e®^M> FUNERAL FURNISHERS AND '~3BEEmTEMBALMERS, ' " , ' 16 London street. 'Phooe 669.Addresses: '^ilziiß" 1 HERBERT LANGFORD. i 6 London ' Richmond. 'Phoroe 689.- '-^iglißf JOHN RHIND, 48 Montreal street, ham. 'Phooe 1601.: -^^^MW' ' Town Ofiioe, 257 Cadwl street. 'Phoa» i** T LAMB 'AND. . S ijmj TOfDEETAKEBS ' "J^S , ' EMBALMEBS, ' No. IS LICHFIELD STREET. -[^^^I C 2265 Telephone 639..; ';.111tllF» GE ORa E • B.A R R.B UNDERTAKER and Funerals Furnished on Modern - reoeire the personal supervision of » Proprietor. rs>*Mp£B Offioe *nS Private Reaidenoe,- VffiJljsM'S3 DURHAM STREET, . I Workshops and Coffin Warehouie,'3^^e i 232 and 234 ST. ASAPH j Telephone 721. • '^sSifiM ; Tel«sr«mii:BaxreU t Undertaker. Chr ' /-IHARLES SAMUELS, UNDEBTAK^^^ ! DURHAM STREET, opp. Trent Broi.;%^ ; Private A4dree«: 26 Gladstone «tr*K, S&B& j Sydenham. ' Telephone 90. . *£-*£§•§ I . 30 years with H. Fuhrmaaa. • CJTif^^ . j G. W. J. PARSONS, ' - iffmei ! MONUMENTAL MASON. ~lWls 58 and 60 MANCHESTER STREET.;'^^ TTEADSTONES and MONUMENTS Mlf iXX Marble, Granite, and Stone. Iron Tuj&jsf? j ings, Concrete Enclosures, and , all ,- i tiou-s of Mortuary Work. . . vtSJ^jf i. A few Ilcadetones remaining from and Co.'s Stock to be cleared at coMito**** reductions. C^ft,^^ : : : 7 r^|M I BraBFIEID'S § i WORKS ; CORNER OF MANCHESTER & ALUR STB. r || Owing to Mr. J. B. Mansfield's retirement W ~rS§3B splrndid stock bas been marked down to tb* >jr<^tK very lowt-it to effect » speedy clearance at w*? ;l are overstocked. Intending customers cannot { (Jo better than give us a call. Estimates fitO" >i^U for all classes of work, including all cfearpsv , -i^Jfe Telephone No. i6j<. : ff*B D. c. shier & e©..:®| • WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS, I '$jM . 181. HIGH ST., ehri»tcfcerefc. i Watches of all descriptions. / j^9 Large variety of Jewellery and E.P* T ||ja Ware to choose from. . / > E.P. CANDLE STICKS, 2s. 6d. eadUv Wwk LADIES' LEATHER BELTS. - 'r Jw|I From 5/- l^^B^ i Medals and Trophies made to Watches. Clocks, and Jewellery at Modkrate P«ice|; w< i£pjMK£.*