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PUBLIC SUBDIVISION «<* t TUT T. PLEASANT ESTAH )' 1 STJMNER ROAD. I FACING TBAH LINE. „,, BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES.' «* - 6 . MAGNIFICENT FRUIT FARMS. .\ , - SMALL DAIRY AND GRAZING FARMS. , I ]■ 1 . . ,-: I \ 'UNRIVALLED VIEW OVER PLAINS;* \: * ' ' AND SEA. ' \ * B ' | - - THE HEALTHIEST POSITION IN* U v SCANTE B B U R Y. i * i A FIRST-CLASS, weU graded road' int«To ; socting these sections is now being ' - i formed and metalled. This property,V^, the •üb&ivision of which ha* bran , eagerly looked iox, v well worth the t . attention of V ... , \ ' 1 BUILDERS, . r SPECULATORS, ' '% >"J Farmers ; -" At • > . And "■■•**' MARKET GARDENERS. *W ■ r . . . EASY TERMS. *'r- '■' For FULL PARTICULARS -and I I . »ppiy ' -" ' I DALGETY and CO., LTD., I PYNE and CO,, ,••' I C H. HOBDAY, 1 Worcester rtrwt 6 t ASK FOR ' ' f PEARSON'S ■ /CELEBRATED SaND SOAE.V - l \J THE 9 '■ GREATEST CLEANSER AND DISINFECTANT KNOWN. " ■»- ■ ; CC754 * HOLMES end SONS, 1 180 and 132 HIGH STREET, > TIyfANUFACTURE all their own Beddtna- ;- } ' IYJ. and Kumautoo it made, from the tact 'J ' Satnarang Kupoc. Box Matlreeees a apeciaUty* . at Holmea and Sons. CGTtf- > FUNERAL NOTICES. -/' THE Friends of Arthur Gordon Goodridt,.' •- aro informed that "tho FunoiaJ of tk .. , lats beloved Wife, Alice, will leave hia tflrfr"' donee, 402 Madras etreet, for the Linwooflk Cemeteryi on Thursday, 2nth inst., it IX. -' p.m. LANGFORD ami RHIXD. W» ' THE Friends of the late Arthur Caniplfc&'V' , arc informed that his Funeral fill?- ' i> leave his late residence.- 69 Spencer street. • i> Addington,' on Friday, the Ist prox., at 6J9 , " - a.m., for the Catholic Cathedral. Keqnienj - Mass at 9 a.m., and thenco to tho Linmwd - " Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. ' 9SW ; 6 .rpHE Friends of the lot* J,amoe Ball W& ? -• informed that his -.Funeral will !«»>' ' ," his kto residence, 191 street (Olljii / j for tho Sydenham Cemetery, on Saturday, > ? the 2nd inst., at 3 p.m. ' LANG FORD 4M ~ ' \ RHIND. > 85«,./ a -—^ mmmamwmrnrn •«ai ' a n EOR G E B A RRBL L, * -'-, '" V.T UNDERTAKER and KMBALMER, , ' ' c CREMATIONS ARRANGED. "--' . y Office and Private Reaidcnce, 221 DuiU», ~, 1 etreet. South. , - -; Workshopi, etc., 232 and 23* St Attpb; p\ 'V.. etreet. , '',«, TELEPHONE 721. , \r Teleerams: BarroU. UnUorlaker, ChrliV - \ •2 church. C4SIC - • lANGFORD and SHlStt-'-J (Late W. and H. Langford), ,"/- ' FUNERAL FURNISHERS and '- 1 - ; I. KMJaALMEK«. J?\ " 19 London street. 'l'none CS3, . ,«t, .. * P.O. Box 623. ' ■ -.-S,-; [, HERBERT LANGFORD, 19 London *»»•««"_ ,; Richmond. 'Phone C 69. i, JOHN RHIND,-100 Montreal atreet t l -, , Sydenham. 'Phone IGO3 '''- , I j Town Office: 10< Canhel atrect. ~ I f K J LAMB and S O'M, '| l\ * UNDERTAKERS I n.' And ,_ g .1 c " EMBALMERS. >' I No. 234 LICHFIELD STREET. . , I Telephone 639. CS2» | - The Business HanVr. J .; Tailors. I r " A SUIT of well-cut, «t;lish clothe* I > l ' S J\. Ie realised to he a valuable bu»f , S ■» cess «sect by e?ery luccesifiJ tuu , ■ X ness man. '' w Wβ have specialieed in c!othei tot ' S ;g business men for many years »*• ~' H know exactly what ii wanted, »nd ottJ ' » clienu get exactly what they want ' - fg Crar-Hand-tailored from Foul , " ffi **■ GuineM have delighted th» most \w \," H ** lidioua tastea. . t" ' ' 0 ■' U ie W* alto ipecialJM in Ladiw , Co» . ■ tfjie*. ~ ,^8 - Hearfield & Walker,; 1 LIMITED. . .'! vj X "THK BUSINESS . MAN'S TAILORS.- .;, ,-Jl * Ctthel tU»»r (soar (he Bridge?