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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16217, 21 May 1918, Page 9

PUBLIC NOTICES. bookkeepers. " ■, in Evening. Ladies spcci- J gTtfP* Students prepared for L jjjplomi. "COACH," "Press" Office. fc wishes to notify the Pub- c F. he has RESCUED BUSINESS in J ** WAVERLEY PRIVATE HOTEL. c " KOWAI COUNTY COUNCIL. ] ASHLEY BRIDGE CLOSED. x is licrch'* j?ivcn that the LO W liR a N° ASHLEY BRIDGE, on the MAIN c •noTtt HOAD, will he CLOSED against i *?! TRAFFIC on THURSDAY NEXT, t « ."3rd between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 i S, p en ' dins Kepairi - ( * JOHN FITZPATRICK, i County Cleik. flS3l SEETON-ASHLEY DRAINAGE BOARD. . " f r. Audited Balance-sheet, and Accounts ( of th« above Board, for tho year end- j . jurch 31st, 1018, are now OPEN for INSPECTION at tho Board's Office, Sefton, office hoars. Co >ios of same can bo ] from tho undersigned. H. "VV. ARCHER, ' Treasurer. Srfton, May 17th, PICKLE YOUR ONIONS nrITH GOLDEN BREW, the high-grade IYV y,h Vinegar. Sold by all Grocers |t ojjb SHILLING p« bottle. H4SB6-9313 RANTED to purchase. WE BUY FOR CASH, AT HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRICES, In Any Quantities, nrRAP Copper, Braes, Zinc. Lead, Iron S (Cast and Wrought), Rags, TarJor a Cut, lia« Rope, Rubber of all We, and Sacks t{ evtij BEd CO, wtinlMile Bag and Waste Merchant®, Thone 674. Box <31. Tsß62 WANTED TO PURCHASE. WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES FOR SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, PiInOS, and SEWING MACHINES. B jou wish to Sell, be sure and give us a ' Ring or CalL McKENZIE and "WILLIS, Auctioneers, __ Cathedral square (next Poet Office). Hc6M5-6»S • — TO PROPERTY OWNERS. T Ail A PURCHASER ior a BUNGALOW J. or good House with all modern conveniences; good section, no peat. State number gtreet, prico, and lowest amount of deport. H. Weetonra, 0.0. "Preee" Office. M 6402-753 WANTED to Buy, Sound Onions. Early VV delivery accepted. J. Meagher and Co., Produce Merchants. SOB WANTED. tTTANTED, Good Bod-Sitting-room, porVV manent. Apply Seleot, Box 57 P. 0., Chriatchurch. . £1? Money to lend—£s to xsoo, upon any Approved Security. New address: 83 HEREFORD STREET, opposite Union Bank. Telephone 2567. -.mm 331528' L. W. BALKIISTD. DO not mis* these—ls 6d, all hair boot or clothes Brushes,' at Minion's. They us veil worth 8a 6d (honest isjun). * M 6381-392 (TNDIAN RUBBER HOT WATER BAGS, JL the Leyland, made in England, stocked by all the principal Btores, Ohemiata. F4693 LOST AND FOUND. ' T OST, in Manchester stress between I r -" Chester stroet and Bealey avenue, Fitch i Fin NECKLET. Reward on returning to ' 180 Boaley a venue. £38 LOST,' a Lady's Gold WATCH, yesterday, between' Ollivici's road and St. Peter's Church. Reward on returning to Mrs Askin, ! St. Andrew's College. 2532 T OST, near Kincaid's, Black BAG conJJ taining P.O. Bonk Book (addross inside) and silver. Reward on returning to Kineaid'e, Ltd., Colombo Btreet. , 788 T OST, between Merivale lane and Queen's JLi avenue, a Brown Velvet Knitting BAG, containing one finished sock and the other on the needles, finder please return L.19, "Piess Offico. 819 J?P REWARD—Lost, Half Hoop Diamond MO RING. Finder kindly return Coatoa ■>nd Co., Jewellers, Colombo street. _821 LOST, last week, from tho Etheltan Railway Station, Black and Tan, smooth.coated SHEEP DOG (slut). Will finder pltus communicate with W. Mackintosh, Wliterock. 2513 FUNERAL NOTICES. liiiH k Funeral of the late Norine Ivy Kidaon 1 will take place on Tuesday, May 21st, -arming at the Linwood Cemetery 8.15 p.m. J. T.AMB and SON. 2179 rpHE Funeral of the late Susan Burrell { X will leave the residence of her daughter, Mrs J. H. Johnston, 163 Wordsworth street, Sfdtnhsm, on Tuesday, May 21st, at 2 p.m., for the Sydenham Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. 2481 rpHE Funeral of the late Matilda Beatrice X Cairns will leave her late residence, 78 Harper street, Sydenham, on- Wednesday, Miy 22nd, at 8.30 p.m., for the Linwood Cemetery. J. t.amr and SON. 2-183 rjIHE Furaral of the late Honour Anderson will leave her daxighter's residence (Mrs J. A. Richards), 15 Winchcombo street, on Wednesday, May 22nd, at 2 p.m., far the Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. 2536 vited to attend the Funeral of his late 'Wife, Elizabeth, which will leave his resi.denes, Regent street, Woolston, on Tuesday, »i 3 pjn., for Woolston Cemetery. GEORGE BABRELL. 971 PPHE Funeral of the lato Private William * John Will will leave the ChristchuTch Hospital To-morrow (Wednesday), at 2 p.m., for Linwood Cemetery. GEORGE BARBELL. 825 ■■■■■■■■■nnaaßHnani Funeral of the late Gunney Francis : James NichoLL will leave the ChristWUtrch Hospital To-morrow (Wednesday), at Ipon. for Linwood Cemetery. GEORGE ; BABRfef'T. 826 E ' Jpjtus Friends of the late Charles Stanley • * Graham are respectfully informed that : Jui Ftansral will leave 21 Smollett street, Syd- ; on Wednesday, 22nd. at 2.30 p.m., for : Sydenham Cemetery. W. T. LETTER. 2530 - ' S. LAMB AND SON, , VN ER A L FURNISHERS, i XbxOß HEARSES AND CARRIAGES , , FOR FUNERALS TO ANY PART OF CANTERBURY. , , ':JSo. 231 LICHFIELD STREET. . l.Wephone KQQ Established 1873. j A NGFORD AND KHIND, •, UNDERTAKERS and EMBALMERS. 1M Ctahel street. 'Phone 812. P.O. Box 523 «wrt Langford, John Rhind, . , 19 London street, 106 Montreal street ' v ' Thone 689. 'Phone 1603. Xj 1131-835: '' (1 E O B G E ' \* -FURNISHING UNDERTAKEI!. MODERN MOTOR HEARSE ' , AND MOTOR CARRIAGES. FUNERALS ANY DISTANCE. ■ IS 8 * Garage: 235 Durcarn stree! • i«l. Night or Uay. i>;£ 1 A EiIsTKONG ' s ■i i! 1 all Mo ' lruin s « iv 9 uirwl - Costumes execute V ' :l I'-onrs. A Special D< vfSS|SINC. partment and Workroom i ' ilnirdVttC^' to these needs. tcpurtmenl opened froi •>" ItODßmvn' a - U am ' By lin sing up Ai . * HOllWrrivS' or 1049 you can hav SlOiik an experienced Assistant wa WJ V'i«G.' upon you at your own hom t t