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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13375, 17 March 1909, Page 9

PROPERTIES TO LET. TO LET. f PHE Premises at present in the -*- occupation of B. BUTTON, Painter and Decorator. Cashel street West, next to the old Offices of the Christchurch Press Company, Ltd For particular* as to rental, etc.. apply MANAG E3 Christchurch Press Co . Ltd., Cathedral Square and Worcester street qpo LET. MODERN FLA_\ 9 room" A Furnished or Unfurnished, every convenience. FOR SALE, a 159 Guinea Grosvenor Grand PIANO, by Collard and Collard. App'.y BROOKE'S PHARMACY. Telephone 549. Ferry road. . 2356 PROPERTIES FOR SALE. SPEIRS AND WILSON. SPEIRS AND WILSON. LAND BROKERS, 146 a CASHEL STREET. SYDENHAM. HANDY TO TRAM AND PARK. "ONE OF OUR FEBRUARY PLUMS." OWNER anxious to sell, has purchased elsewhere. No reasonable, offer refused. For this five-roomed House, plastered, verandah, 4 fires. 6ft hall, bathroom, pantry, scullery, h. and c. system, L.T.A., good section. Don't dwell too long over this. You must havo a house, and we are the people to show you the bargains. Price, £495. 5-383 SPEIRS and WILSON. ST. ALBANS. 4?C|'7£. —NEW House of 6 rooms, pl*scTwtJ I O tered, verandah two sides, 5 fire*, large kitchen, sft hall, bathroom, h. and c. shower, lavatory basin, pantry, washhouse, _ acre (3i perches section). This property is in good order, situated high and dry in a splendid locality, garden and grounds beautifully laid out ond well fenced, and close to car. To examine this property is to buy. 6-387 SPEIRS and WILSON. TO INTENDING PURCHASERS. "\\7"E do not charge to show you over any VV properties we advertise. Call and ccc us before the sun sets. SPEIRS and WILSON, C 3390 146 a Cashel »tre*t. BAL. ON MORTGAGE BUNGALOW of 4 Rooms, roughcast, substantially erected. ARTISTICALLY FINISHED. A Most Attractive and Complete Property. HIGH. SUNNY, SUPERIOR SITE. Best Part of St. Albans. Possession Ist May. J. G. BANNERMAN. C 3652 117 Colombo street. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. * «■' ■ Marine. Department, Wellington, 13th March, 1909. IMPLICATIONS will be received at this -A Office up to Neon of THURSDAY", the 25t*VjißflH. 1909. for the appointments of HARBOURMASTER- end PILOT at Jianukau. and HARBOURMASTER. PILOT, and CUSTOMS OFFICER at Hokinnga. Tho *_larvuUa.hcd in each appnuitni'-nt is £220 a year.ami in addition lo this a sum of £10 c year will be paid in each case for the performance ol the duties of Inspector of Fisheries. There is ii Free House at Hokianna- In tl.o case of the Harbourmaster at Mcnukau a house allowance of £2t a year will be made. Arj.licants,* must bo British subject*, must b« not more thim 4S years of age, must hold. I a certificate of competency as Master Ordinary and muse have had command of aI vessel or vessels. Tlie selected candidate* | will be required to pass the examination for I pilots prescribed by the. H -.rbcuT By-laws for ports where there is not a Harbour Board. Avpbcations must be ecco-npanied by evidence of age, and certificates of service at" sen and of good conduct nnd sobriety. . The appointments will bo subject to tho Civil Servico and Public Service Supornnuuation Act*. By Command. GEORGE ALLPORT. si r)ri . Secretary. FUNERAL NOTICES. THE Friends of the la_ Willi-_t* McCausland are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave hij late residence, Southbridge. on Thursday,.March 18th for the Church of England portion. o_ the El'.-esmcrc Public Cemetery. G. L. BLACKLER, Undertaker. 3526 THE Funeral of the late Eliza Wa_on will leave the residence of her Son-in-law, Mr Frank M. Voice, Templeton. on Thursday, the 18th inst., at 2 p.m., for the Weedons Wesleyan Churchyard. J.LAMB and SON. ' alil7 THE Friends of the late R. Harrington are respectfully requested to attend hia Funeral, leaving his lata residence, w_k*ri Valley, at 2 p.m. 3 58 » j LAMB »__ SON, UNDERTAKERS And EMBALMERS, No. 36 LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone 633. C426S GEORGE BARBELL, UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER, Funeralß Furnished on Modern. Line*. an_ receivo tho personal supervision of the Proprietor. > Office and Pxi-aie Bresi_c_oe,' 52 DURHAM.STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Telephone 721. Telegrams: Barrell, Un_ertak*r, C_ri*tchurch. C2__ LANGFORD __a RHIND, (Late W. and H. Lansrford), FUNERAL FURSTCSHERS AND EMBALMERS. 16 London street. 'Phone 660. • P.Q. Box 523. HERBERT LANGFORD. 16 London ahnxA, Richmond. • 'Phone 869. JOHN RHIND, 48 Montreal atzaat, Sydenham. 'Phone 1603. Town Office, -227 Caehel street 'Phone 812. G. W. J. PARSONS, MONUMENTAL MASQN, 58 and 60 MANCHESTER STREET. ~ HEADSTONES a_a MONUMENTS in Marble. Granite and Stone. Iron Railings, Concrete Enclosures, and all desorip-tion-s of Mortuary WcTk. A few Headstones remaining from. Hunter and Co.'s Stock to be cleared aft considerable reductions. C 8745 J. T A I T, qi/TONUMENTAL SCULPTOR, , JX 271 CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Opposite King Edward Barracks. The Oldest Established Firm in Chrietchurch. C394S y___**^S__® B3 Tg_t6W_r_« > __\ s^____lFrei_s^ l_^^^!sTCHUß_rt__f?»_< I __orrierof ffai_fe-__a__f_n Slt**__r_ Have the very latest arriving in MONUMENTAL WORK Being Spocially Selected for N.Z. CALL AMD INSPECT. F. IL STEEL, BUTCHER. THE LEADING ESTABLISHMENT OF ITS KIND IN CHRISTCHURCH. Nothing but Absolutely the Best Meat the Country produces kept. Tho Best is Always the Cheapest. Customers in City and Suburbs waited on Daily fox Orders. Country Customers can always rely on letters and telegrams being promptly attended t_ SMALL GOODS A SPECIALITY. The Annual Output reaches nearly HALF A MILLION POUNDS. The quantity cold for iteelf. C3SOI