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\] ' FOR SALE. i, " for .sale. : JL SPLENDID DAIRY. OK ?TCD FARM. -A comprising 100 Aoro- rich f?r;<s.s land, oubdividod in'" ,|; r-add'X'iis: main mot.u 1 , r.-»ad, and railw.iv properly. Ail well vaioird by running Mronms. Clo?i» in ■shari, che??p ai.cl motoric. >"om- • ' miking lIS cows on - alone; r ;cli flloniric: country, pp'.ei:d:d rh'r.a'.c. I , BUILDINGS c.-inprisc - rood Homestead':. larrc <y>\y.= bed litrod vitb ro-.v-miil;-jTir ma-chir<» niant. Vi:! 'r«lti with s:ork '"a coirz concern i: r<~o'iired. or would F.XC FLANGE for sOI'TII 1 LAXI > PROr rnm". »" £Zh PER ACHE. A!=o 10-roomcd GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE in bet t part o; AUCKLAND. ■j'j.ui'.ifully situated =ca vio-v; '2 arre.< ri<;h land, * levms. orchard?. modern home. Owner > rhanfpn;: c'- account of i'.l-heal<V.. Apply "STUD OK DAIRY," C.o. "Prc-V OMu-«. a 16332 t Christchurch. HOTELS. OKIE NX PRIVATE HOTEL, i Oriertul Hay. rPHE mo6t charming spot in Wellington JL facing the harbour. Cross the road i, n y time and have a dip. Seven minuUi !: o"m the city. Tram terminus at the door. xtcautiiuJly furnished. Excellent cuiainu. Country* visitors specially ca.eieu lor. Terms on application to CHARLES THKOSBY, ilan.-igcr. TclopJloto 35-1 A. Teloirrams: "Kiosk," Wellington. T.S2U3 /J«orRISTS and 'he TRAVELLING PI'ULIC are notiiicd that 11 ic NEW CLLB HOTEL, KAIKOITJ.'A. i.-, nmv open to tcS i crivc guests. t 1 n- • ) Te.e^rams: ' A. J. O'MALLEY, KAIKOUUA. 076J HO X EAL I'" E D E R A L, CHEISTCHL'RCH. D. COLLINS Proprietor. | (Lato Clarendon Hotel). ( All communications receive prompt attention. Box 532. Tclrphoncs: 3011) ; * 0308 z5L 9 _ ; NOTICE. I STOREY'S HOTEL /(Lato Terminus). I TO PASSENGERS BY EXPRESS. > LUNCHEON can be had at STOREY'S HOTEL, opposite Railway Station, i from 31.45 a.m. EACH UAY. SitiM ; I L I' ii A COMB E," A K A R. O A. THIS FINE HOTEL has been acquired by AIRS E. DA VIES, oi the Hotel Fedk oral, Christchurch, and is now open lor tile >, - icception of guests, , Accommodation can be booked at the "Hotel Federal" for Ilfracombe, and scats in Cars arranged. Pi 2 ' 1 ?? Balmoral hotel, near courtenay PLACE, Wellington.—This New and "Up-to-dato House has been designed for Iho comfort of visitors. The rooms, 52 in number. are well ventilated, bathrooms on all flats. Ifouse fitted with Electric .Light. Abbolutely i'ireproof. TERMS: (is, (id PEL |! DAY, 35s PER "WEEK, i; iifRS E. HENDERSON, ji HI6C6 Late Zealundia. Private Hotel. | . L HP.MtRT,F. , PRIVATE HOTEL, !' f\ Gliuzneo street (ofi Cuba Btrcset). WELLINGTON. Telephone 0204. Telegrams or letters promptly attended to. r The above Hotel le under entirely new management, and has been thoroughly leno. S vated throughdbt, and offers excellent accommodation to the travelling public. ! Tariff: Gs 6d per day, or 3os per week. Per- ]\ Vmanente", ae per arrangement 21 , • rr TILLEIi, Proprietor (lato of Strange ■ X • ' and Co, Christchurch). T8394 ! XXTELLINGTOxX'S LEADING PRIVATE I >yy hotel. i . Absolutejy fireproof. HOTEL BRISTOL (Strictly First-class.) Corner Cuba and i Ghuzneo btreeta. Private Billiard-room for guests. Exoel- : lent Cuisine. Night Porter. Telephone 1050. Tariff" 8s per day,' ot £2 2s per week. / Permanent rates by arrangement. Kindly I nrldreaa all letters to Proprietreee, 1 £4602 A. KNOWSIiEY, Proprietrosg, "WHERE TO STAY IN WELLINGTON. i THE / HOTEL. ' ALBERT TARIFF: HOTEL ALBERT 10a per day. HOTEL ALBERT £3 per week. HOTEL * J. McDONALD, A1e6377 Proprietor. FUNERAL NOTICES. rpHE Friends of the late John Binnie, of X v Soft on, are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave 53 Glouceeter street Weet on Saturday, at 2 p.m.,' for Linwood Cemetery. GcEORGE BARRELL. GOb THE Friends of the late Thomas Dixon, late of Doyleaton. are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his lata residence, 228 Montreal street, on Saturday, at 11.30 a_m. for the Linwood Cemetery. GEORGE BARRELL. 2300 rnHE Friends of Mr and Mrs E. J. Riches J- ore invited t-o attend the Funeral of , their late daughter, Elizabeth Amelia, leaving "their residence, 52 Proctor street, Papairui, This Day (Saturday), March lGth, at 3.-15 p.m., for the Pnpanui Churchyard. J. LAMB and SON. 2323 THE Friends of the late David Quinn are respectfully informed that his Funeral will move from his lato residence, Highbank, on Sunday, March I7th, 1918, at 2 p.m., ' for tho Methven Cemetery. BAKER BROS. 2110 'PHB Friends of the late Mary A. Shilton JL are respectfully s informed that her Funeral will' leave the Schoolho-use, Coutta Island, at 1.30 pJn. on Monday, March 18tli, for the Church of England Cemetery, Kaiapoi. F. FISHER. 2127 George barrell, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. MODERN MOTOR HEARSE AND MOTOR CARRIAGES. FOR FUNERALS ANY DISTANCE. I Office 221. Garage: 235 Durham street. » 'Phone 721. ' Night or Da.*. : " 87271 | ANGF OB D AND RHIKD, UNDERTAKERS and EMBALMERS. 1 104 Oaahel street. 'Phone 812. P.O. Box al3. | Herbert L&ngiord, John Rhind, t 19 London street. 106 Montreal streak l! 'Phone 689. 'Phone 1603. ti _ ■- ; L 4191-6851 J* LAMB AND SON, I BONESAL FURNISHERS. AND CARRIAGES 1| FOR rUNESALS TO ANY PART || OF CANTERBURY. No. 334 LICHFIELD STREET. Xdeplwne CQQ . Established/1873. :—- ' L>isi S8M1: A^ T^ HG ,2„^-~ 1 MOURNING. a3O o.'m' °P ei>e d from I ifn £'is> vST^„ up v No - * n cx P erien «d Assistant writ .MOURNING, upon you at yonr own hom^ f 42368 m.