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MISCELLANEOUS. IF yoi) had bought a Daytonia you would no I. have had moro tnan about X 7 to pay. Minfton and Cow YOU can't~beat~HOLMES an" SONS foe BEDDING. They manufacture n'l their own, And mako it from the best Sajjiarans Kapoo. Lay in your Winter supply. .' C 8503 n'HE Sp«eial "Page for Women" in SaturX day's Editions of xfco Evening New»" appeals to everyone. *i bright Kagaiine. .-" . GOSSIP for GUIs, Housekeeping Hints, Weekly Fa*hi«>n Notes, and Re»dine for ETerybody, appw in th* "Page for Womea" in Saturday* Editione oi ..j. Newe. ,- ■' T EFT-OFF Clothiejc—Mre ( Robson, 203 Ij High street (late of Dunedin), Cash Buyer of Ladies', Genta'. and Children's Leftoff Clothing. Lettere attended to. 'Phone 5623. ; C77SI WANTED, 1000 Shave* for Iβ. How? G«» your razors properly ground and «»t at Lethaby's, 6* Cathedral eqnare-__ PEOPLE FURNISHING "shoal.! call"""** HOLMES and SONS', 130 and IS2 High etreet, and inspect their Display of Linoleums and Furniture. Wo aell at Bedrock and Guarantee every article. . THE Special "Page for Women" in Saturday's Editions o! "Tho Evening News appeals to everyone. A bright Home _ ag&sina. TyITANTED Known—Mrs Qnartermaa i* a. • '• •* Cish Purchaser of liadies'. Gents, and Children's Left-off Clothing. Letteni by poet or otherwi** attended to. Address: Ure G, Quartermain. 174 aigh etreet. TTTrNDOW , "Transparency makes yow room VV cheerful by day and private by night. No blifde needed. Minsoa and Co. O-t TO~£S,7rom 2s weekly, for Drapery— 3vi. £1 to £5, from 23 weekly, for Boots— £1 io £S. from 2e weekly, for Suits—Xl to £5, from 2s weekly, for Costumes. At Balkiod'e. 620 Colombo noar_Tuam street C 9313 FOR" BEDSTEADS go to HOLMES and SONS. Inatitntion. 3ft for 22s 6d. complete for 36a 6d. 2fiO Roll* Flcorcloths and FOR your* Cupe and Saucers, Platea and Diahea, rely on Minsoa and Co. Twelve stock pattern* in Dinnorwnre to chooaefrom. FUNERAL NOTICES. THE Funeral of the late Jessie Eliza Lama will leave 'her tato residence, 1 Omberaley terraw, Opawa, on Tuesday, thi 26th inst., at 2 p.ra;, for the Linwood Cemetery/ J- LAMB W SOK. 9668 THE Funeral of the' late 'Charlotte Agn«» Cook will leave her late reeidenoe, U Kelly's road, St. Albans, on Wednesday, the 27th inst., at 2 p.m., tor the Papanui Churohyard. J. LAMB and SON. 9663 THE Friends of the late Jonn are informed that hia Funeral will leave the residence of Mr John WicklirTe on Wednesday, at 12.30 P-m., for the Presbyterian portion of the Eileamere Public Cemotery. G L. BLACKLEE, TJoderteicr, Leeaton. ' 8910 ; npHE Friends of Mr Robert Fraser are reJ- spectfully invited to attend the Funeral of his lato wife, to leave his rteid«nee, High atroatj Rangiora, on Wcdneeday, 27th mat-, at 3 p.jn., for the i-'resbyterian Cbmetery. H. J. GULLIVER. 39W THE jFriends of the late Joseph Dickie are informed that his Funeral leavee his late residence, Glentunnel, for tho South aialvern Cemetery, oa Wedneedaj-, 27fl* i inst., et 3-30 p.m. E. SMKCH, Undertaker. I ' _■ ■ MIS rpHE Friends of the lato Mr Williara J- Thompson are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, to leave hie laic residence, Blake street, Rangjors, on rv'edneedey, 27th inst., at 2 p.m., for the Church of England Cemetery. H. J. GULLIVER. 9303 ~ ASHLEY MASONIC LODGE. No. Ca. THE Brethren of the ebovc arc reqneetcd •to assembl© at the Hall, Pe'rcival Rangioxa, on WEDNESDAY, 27th met, st 1.-15 p.m., to attend tho Funeral of their lato Brother W. Thompson. B A. McKEOWJf, s<x. S»OS P. J. COATES, W.iT. BAEBBIf.% ' UNDERTAKES &XT> EMBALiTER CX. DTJEHAM ana ST. ASAPH STS. 'PHONE 721 OIUJ J. AKDEIISON. TTNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL, U DIRECTOR, > 107 VICTORIA STREET. 'Phono 3Sd3. G535J Herbert John Rhlsd, 19 London et. .103 Montreal B t. lASGFOED A3t D EHIKD, J - • . ■ AND EMBALMERa "PHONES 663 arid 1601 Town Office, 104 Cashel etreet Thea* 313. P.O Bos £23 J LA S1 V B AS D SO H FOSTEEAL FUEKISHEB& Ho. 224 LICHFIELD STRESX. JELEPHOKE E3O. Established 1573. C632i