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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16289, 13 August 1918, Page 9

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. » , \ HlLyilY AND BAXTFTR. JJILLABY AND BAXIEB, , ESTATE AGENTS AND LAND BBOKEBS. NOTE NEW ADDRESS: 4 . 178 MANCHESTER STBEET, Next Comer WarcesV* timet. WHAT MANY WANT. &-ROOMED BUNGALOW AltD MOTOR SHED: OWNER GONE TO NORTH ISLAND. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. i £985. EAST ST. ALBANS, handy to town sand school. We "have an exceptionally well built and beautifully finished tiled-roof Bungalow. It has a very fine appearaDoe> and it » every bit as good «b it looks. Bmlt about six yearn ago, it was never intended to sell, t otherwise thgro would not have been so much detail put into the finish. THE HALL, which is 7ft wide, is beautifully panelled in figured rinru, and the ceiling is finished in beautifully omboased steel, with fin® cornice. TEDS SITTING-ROOM, 15 x J. 4, » Pfttfty - papered, has boot bay window with Mdligat tronsomce, solid slab tile grate, hearth and kerb to match, and gas fir® complete. MAIN BEDROOM measures 16 x 14, w»b fine- 5-light oriel window, leadlight tranoomee, pretty tiled grate and hearth. with ar* tistio mantel, nicely papered. . THE DINING-ROOM is a capital^room, 18 x 16, with inglenook extTa, panelled in figured rimu, expensive air-pi* grate and massive mantel. . _ ... . No. 1 BEDROOM, 13 x 12, a ril fitted, up with large wardrobe, tile slab fireplape, with air-pit grate and pretty mantel. No 3 BEDROOM, 12 * 11, has x» fireplace, but ie a bright, iriany room, and » * supplied with a good wardrobe. ■ THE BATHROOM, 9 x 7, is well fitted up with porcelain bath, *>*3 / and h. and c. shower, is handy to all of we i bedrooms, and is NOT w»t the frontdoor. THE KITCHEN is a roomy cme,. and hai "Shacklook" range., with full tilo-baok bjkJ hearth in .white, also extra hot water tap. / THE SCULLERY » well lighted, and ho* a long bench backed up with white tales, abo a gas cooker, which goes with the _ place There aw all the other usual convenience, sooh os gas copper, large Pantry on cool Bide oi house, coal bins, all under cover. THE SECTION of nearly a quarter-acje is well laid out in good garden and lawns front "tHE MOTOR-SHED, Vhich is roofed with • tDes, will take a large-size oar. Tterojo a. weful workshop, fowlhouso and run, tms. ( PRICE ONLY £^5, I? yon are in search of a real good, horn* .IS C, ' H4693-flo I'd Manchertes staacA. FUNERAL NOTICES. fITH'K Funeral of the late John McAloo* » 1 will leave his late rtoidence, 35 Bogeri street, Waltham, on Ute, at 855 a-nw-for the Gatholic Cathodl^ ;Requiem Mass at 9 6MI wood Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. 6891 unMiynw •» tiiHW Funeral of the late John P* l ®®* . 1 leave his late xeeidonoe, f road, Sydenham, on Wednesday, Anrot 14tt, at 2.30 for the lanwood Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. . r»tn n Pancral of the late Catherine M. 1 Maokley will leave her lato residence, 46 Bealey street, St. Albans, This_Dcy (Tuesday), August 13th, at 3 pJB., tor the Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. - ' 6485 /THE Friends *f the late WUliani Fine a» 1 invited to attend his Funeral, which will leav® his late residence, 65 Elisabeth strejrt, , Lower Riccarton. on Tuesday, at 2 p.m.. tor. '.GEORGE BARREL^ npHE Friends of Mr J. T. Riley we invited JL to attend the Funeral of his late wife, Edith Eleanor, which will leave his residence, 25- Tainui street, Spreydon, on Tuesday, at 3.30 p.m., for Linwood Cemetery.- GEORGE • , BARBELL. «1' THE Friends of the late Henry Hocking aro invited to attend, his Fun©ral, which will leave his late residence, 7 Smollet street, Sydenham, on Wednesday, at 1.30 p.m., for Addington Cemetery. GEORGE BARRET,L. 532 fpHE Friends of Richard Eddy ars reJL spectfully -invited to attend the Funeral of his late Vife, Elizabeth, which will leave hi" residence, Doyleston, on Tuesday, Augtiet 13th, at 1.30 p.m., for the Church of England portion of the Elleamere Publ>o Cemetery. JOHN BRYCE. 637G T7.A.0.D. STAR OF ANGLESEA LODGE, LINCOLN fpHE Members of tho above Lodge are m,JL vitcd to attend the Funeral of our late Bro. W. Fine, whioh will leave his late residence, 65 Elizabeth Lower Biccarton, on Tuesday, the 13 th, at 2 pjn-, for the Sydenham Qemetery. Sister lodges cordially invited. . J. W. TAYLOR, AJ). 603 H. FULLER, Seoretaiy. \ 3. TJMB AND SON, F Tift EB A L FURNISHERS. I MOTOR HEABSES AND CABRIAGES FOB FUNERALS TO ANY PART OF CANTERBURY. No. 284 LICHFIELD STBEET. Telephone Established T ASOFOSD AND EHUD, UNDERTAKERS and EMBALMERS. ' 104 C«*bal street. 'Phone 812. .P.O. Box r C3. Herbert Langford, John Bhind. - 19 London «t--et, 106 Montreal stress. 'Phone 689. 'Phone 1603. L 4131-8851 George barre.ll, FURNISHING UNDERTAKERMCDERI' MOTOR HEARSES AND MC-MR CAJUUAGEB. For FUNKT"»U3 ANY DISTANCE.' . Office 221- GUa-SZ* 235 Durham street. 'Phone 725. ht or Da g ?2n MOURNING. ABMSTRoNG'S Spe^lise MOURNINT?. in all Mcrariung i^ MOURNING, quired. MOURNING. Si 24 hours. A MOURNING, partmcnt acd Wo^wm MOURNING, dwoted to Uiew MOURNING- • Departmerf o^~ w N?. MOURNING, as? a-m- P i, w MOUBNING. 1473 or 1049 , MOURNING, air MOUBNINGw upon you at your own pao*