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WANTED TO LET. rpo Let, one Good Upstaire Oflko in ■*- Mutual Life Building, Hereford street. Rent 10s per wt-ok. Apply M. C. Baracit. W ffvj - Let. Famished, Gentleman* Beeidotio», JL Mrrivttle, 6 rooms, modem, *ll eonrwii*nee*. near tr»m, northerly aspect Full particulars from Harris Bros., 158 Hereford I ittroot, 997 OFFICES TO LET. SUITE OP OFFICES, comprising- 3 rooms 13 x 12, 15 Jt 18. and Strong Room, ' Uoynl Kxchango Buildings; fitted -up with i fell modern office* fillings and furniture, including typewriter. Low rental. Apply ITcRENZIE and WILLIS, Cathedral equate. ■ tcTlei\ best position ik high street. SPLENDID SHOP. AT present occupied by "Kodaks," near Hereford etreot. Lease nearly seven years to tun. Average rant £5 fit per week nnd rates. £150 for Iwiso and alteration*. Aγ. opportunity to fcecure a chop in this position seldom occurs. Apply W. 13. SIMES and CO.. 144.140 Hereford street. Sold Agents. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. ST. ELMO" HOUSE, 52 Worcester atnet west End—Superior Accommodation for Visitors and Permanent Boarders, two minutes from G.P.O. and central trim terminus; alen within same distance of Parki, Public ! Gardene, Museum, Boat Sheds, «to. Quietest j end very best position in City. Telephone 672. Miss Hampton, Proprietress. SPECIAL NOTE.—No connection with bny ether establishment in Christchuxch. caeri GLOUCESTER HOUBE, 63 Gloucester street, Weet End, Chxietchurch. THE Most Comfortable House for Permanent and Casual Boarders. Firet-clase Locality, and within few minute* of General Post Office and Business Csntr*. Telcgraphio and Postal Address: "Gloucester House," West End, Christchurch. _?£*!? CITY COUNCIL. IN THE MATTER of "The Municipal Cwnorationa Act. 1908," and "The- Local Elections tind Polls Act, 1906," aSs& the Acts Rnuaiding the e&tnc respectively. i I HEREBY give public notice that an ELECTION of One Ctmndllot for Central Ward of tfio City of Chrietchurelv, to fill the extraordinary vacanoy created by the election of Councillor J. J. Dougttll t» the office of Mayor, will •b« held oft THURSDAY, the 24th day of Auewtt, 19H> «nd I hereby appoint iho Public Offlee of the Christfhure'h City Council, situate in the Oily Council Chambers, Oxford terrace) Glirintchurch as the place, Mid THURSDAY, the I7th day of August, 1811, M tbe tittle for tho Nomination of Candidates. "Ruch Nomination paper must be signed oy , Two Electors of Central Ward and by the i Candidate, ftiid bo delivered to mc, or bo ] addressed to mc and delivered «t the pl&ee , (aforesaid at any time after the publication of this notie* «nd before NOON , on-the said day of Nomination. Dated this let day of August, Mil. H. R. SMITH, Ketumthg Officer. KB—Every Candidate for the office of Councillor sliall at the time of Nomination drpoeit with the Returning Officer the feum of jE3. ase-t FUNERAL NOTKJES., THE Funeral of tho lato.Ann Dalrfel will leave her late residence, 2 Hill View street, Linwood, on Wednesday, the 2nd prox., at U a.m., for tie Linwood Cemetery. J LAMB and SON. Jftfcl THE Funeral of the late Mary Jeno Blair will leave her late teeideace, 108 Clarence road, Lower Riccarton, on Wednesday, tho 2nd prox.. at 3 p.m., lor tho Addington Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. 8263 rpHE Funeral of the lat« Francis Whiti- taker Priest will leave his late residence, 72 Bamford street, Woolston, on Tfaursdav, the 3rd inst., at 2 p.m., f6r th* LSn■vvood Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. 362* rpHE Friends of tho lat* Mte Suaan. A. 1 William arc invited U> attend her Ftmcsal. which will leave tho Cfctiatehurch ; Hospital at 2 p.m., for the Linwood Oeme-te-y. J. ANDERSON, "Undertaker, 107 Vie- ! toria street. " '~,., 90 ! fttHE Frienda of Mr Thomae Haalefcurst IJ. are invited to attend tbe Puneml of hie !at<j belwed Wife, Mary ElUabeth, ■which will leavo tho residence of h«r father, Mr John Taylor, 1 Falegrave street, W*l«i»» ( on Thnreday, at 2 p.m., for Linwood Cemetery. GEORGE BaRREJUL. Ift3 rpHE Friends of Robert T. Bucaftfian Wβ J- informed that the Fnnerftl of hi* late beloved wife, Lena, will leave the Christchurch Hospital for tho Linwood Cemetery, on Thursdny, 3rd inst., at 1.30 p.m. LANGFORD and'RHIND. pHARLES SAMUELS. UNDERTAKER, DUItHzVM STREET, opp, Tron* Broe. Private address: 2G Gladstone street, Sydenham. Telephone 90. c<594 30 years with H. Ftlhrxnann. GEOP. GE BARRELL, UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER CREMATIONS Office and Private Reeidence, 231 JDurham street South. Workshops, etc., 232 and 234 St. Aeaph street. TELEPHONE ?2L TeleETame: Barrell, Undertaker, Christcherch. C4SI3 T LAMB AND SON, UNDERTAKERS And EMBALMERa No. 234 LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone 639. C 8253 ANGpoKD ftnd RHISDi (Late W. and H. LanriordJ, FUNERAL FURNISHERS AND EMBALMERS, 10 London etreet. 'Phone 689. P.O. Box 533. HERBERT LANGFORD, 19 London efcrwrt, Rtchraond, 'Phone 689. JOHN RHIND, 10G Montreal itreeK Sydenham. 'Phone I®B. Town Office: 104 Cashel eireet. 'Phone 811 EstebUsked 1843. TaL 1454. cßmsTcmmcm Oorner of Mancsheeter & AHen Bt»., Have tbe very latest arrivjc{ ia Being SpecJaJly 9tdected for N.Z. C 4«» cm mm* ncawacT.