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Press, Volume L, Issue 14917, 16 March 1914, Page 9

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"\sJji C. J. WILLIAMSON m 4 BOW BABBOWB FoaMhit FUNERAU NOTICES.

THE Funeral of the lete Emily B*ron will leave her late residence, 201 Lichficld street East, on Mendsy, the 16th jnst., at ° pin for tho Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMiS and' SON. w THE Friends of the Jito Thomas Dennh Nicholas, of Sockburn, ere invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the Public Hospital on Tuoedsy, nt 10.30 eta., for Riccarton Churchyard. GEORGE BAKRELL. 102 ° THE Funeral of the lato Edward Christo* pher Aahby will leave his lato reaidenoc. 270 Oxford terrace, on Monday, th« ICth inst., st n.15 p.m., for the Linwood Cemetery. 3. LAMS and SO3T. CANTERBURY MASONIC LODGE, NO. 1048 E.C. MEMBERS are invited to attend the funeral of our late brother, Edward Christopher Ashbr. which will leave / hia late .residence, 270 Oxford terrace, on Monday, the 16th inst., at 3.15 p.m. J. C. GRAHAM. W.M. 1017 G H. COOPER, Secretary. riEOBOE B A B R B L L. rTNDERTAKEPu ANL> SMBALMEK, CB. DUBHAiI Md ST. ASAPB STS. 'PHONE WL CT4« ] Herbert L*agforf, J°l>» Rhwd. 19 London at. JOG Montret". it IANGPORD AND Rli! Vl, X UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMEB& 'PHONES 689 a&d 1601 Town Office, 104 Cafhtl «tro«t. Then* 812 P.O. Box 633. J LAMiI AND SON, FUNERAL FURNISHERS. No. 231 LICHFIELD STREET. TELEPHONE 529. Established 1573. C6KI J. ANDESSON. TTNDEP.TAKER AND FTNERAL U DIRECTOR, 167 VICXOIiIA STREET. cessj COBB AND CO. TELEGRAPH LINE COACHES. LEAVE Ualpin C:e*k on arrival of West Const Express, which lcavce Christchurch at 8.30 a.m. Tuesdays, Thnisday*, and Saturdays. Carrying and their Ja?jr»K« only for Hokit'.ka, Wcstport, Recfton, and Greyaouth. srriviaj Greymouth eaue ercain?, 8 i 0 u.ra. Through rail and coach • tickets enn bo obtained at Tonriet Office, Christchurch. uleo c<rach ticket* for coach journey obtainab'e at the following hotels:—Warner'e, Coker'r, Storey'e, Cla;endou, and United Service Howls; from Mr Caseidr, Springfield; Mr \Y. CaropboU, Christchurch. The management is under Mr H. Caeeidy, j who h-13 had eolo toanagenieat since 1873, I iust forty-one years. CASSIDY and CO., LTD., Proprietor*. THE Special "P*p« for 'Women" in Salnrdny'e Editions of "Tb# Evening 2i«wa" appeale to evervonc A bright Boa* Wieaxi&e,