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mifiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiuiimiiutiiisiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiniiiiiiuiiniiiiiiiiiiitiiitiiimni "Fine" Tea Cheapest to use! In addition to the enjoyment derived from tha fragrant flavour of "FINE" Tea—"Amber Tips"—you also have the advantage of definite economy. "Amber Tips" brrsrs five cups from the sano amount required of inferior tea tr> jnake only four. Insist on Dps" FINE Tea - cevlors's Best BOA&l) AND KE3TDKNOE. "T HE LODGE" PRIVATE HOTEL, J- 36 HEREFORD STREET WEST (Fivo minutes {rem G.P.0.). Superior Accommodation lor Casual aad Permanent Guests. Kew hoose. Up-to-date appointments, fleautifullj situated, close to College, "idei Gardens, fiJkl River Avon. 'Phono 1970. G4SO7 BP ALTHY CASHMERE HILLS. " KHARTOUM." (Late of Armagh street), - 73 DYER'S PASS ROAD (Formerly known as "St*n»g«."") Paying visitors received. 'Phone 7017. Two minutes from Hills School Stop. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. /"\TAGO HOUSE, 259 MADRAS STREET, U LATIMER SQUARE. FUNERAL NOTICES. Til]; Funsval of the late Stephen llawKin wiil Umw his Into residence, i.'- V.:.«jr's roaii, Wcolston, on Tuesday. S«piosi!xr C.'.rd, at- 3.341 vi.ni., lor tho Liu* cod C<-r:-tcry. LAY.ii and SOX. riTILE Punn tl o( tlio Into Maria " 1 !-vi:i;r;'.o:i -Kill lriv.-o the residence o? her hrotliCT-ir.-lav.-, Mr George SwanMon, Bmclion street. Sydenham, on Tuesday, September i3r"i, ut S.oO a.m.. {or tho Addingtoa Catholic Church. Requiem Miias at 9 «krrs.. thence to th-j Liuwcod Cemetorv. MATTHKW PAiiK and CO., LTD., Undertakers, -.»2 Csvslie.l stivct. 05'JS Excellent Accommodation. Paying Visitors received. P6S7B r PHE Funerul of the lato Eliza Jan? Musax: *- wil". loavo the iwidtncs ol hor daughter, Mrs Celtic, No. tU Southampton stroct. Sy<lenh.ini. This) Day (Monday), Septeruber '.Mnd, ut '2.30 p.m., for tho STdenhaai Cosieterv. MATTHEW PARK and CO.. LTD., T'r.derUikeis, 29- Cashel street.. l>6&i "ST. ELMO PRIVATE HOTEL. 52 WORCESTER STREET A^EST. SUPERIOR Accommodation. Permanent guests from 50s per week, according to room and house. Casual guests 12s 6d per day. 'Phone 873. M7IBI KENIL WORTH PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. Quietest, Sunniest, and Best Position in City. Up-to-dato bathrooms and Separata Shower. Permanent guests £2 10a, casuals .€3 Ss per weol;. 'Phone 3839. 26 CASHED STREET WEST. . HG-155 VACANCIES io? PERMANENT OR CASUAL BOARDERS. CITY, neat Fire Station. Under new management. IX2O^ ly 173 LICHFIELD STREET. "BEACHCLIFFS," 7 HEAD STREET, SUMNER. IDEAL Situation. Suwgious, Sunny Rooms, with separate balconio3 overlooking sea. Telephone 1549 K. * _ T _ MISSES HUG GINS and SUCKLING. H 4214-4293 PRIVATE. FEW PAYING GUESTS received Reined Home. Single and Double Rooms. For interviow C 37 fi6 'PHONE 6125 A fVHIE Funeral of the la to James Arthur «- Linton will loavn his lato residence, lil Birdwood avenue, Beckenham, Thin Day at 2 p.m., for the Cemetery. —GEORGE" BARRELL. 13S0 fpiLK I'Vlcr.tU of tie lato George Albert J- Graham >.ro r.v>pectfully invited io attend Lis Funeral, which will leave tho residence of Mr L. Lord, 11 Aylmer street, tfproydon, on Monday, September 22nd, at :U0 p.m., for the Sydenham Comoteiy. GEORGE BARRELL. ISS3 THE Friends of Mr Egbert W. Gimblett uro informed that the Funeral of his late wifo will. leave his residence, Loburr, This Day (Mouday), at 'J p.m., for tho W&> k.yrui Cemetery, Ashley street. H. J. GULLIVER. SSJg rpilE Frienda of the late Annie Doak are J- respectfully informed that her Funeral will "leavo the residonco of Mr Percivul Edmonds, Peraki street, Kaiapoi, on Tuesday, September 23rd, at 1.80 p.m., for the Church of England Cemetery, Kaiapoi. P. FISHER. 5617 ROSENEATH" HOUSE, earner Papanui road-Webb street (at tnrai stop). Superior accommodation for casual and permanent guests.' Beautiful sunny position. Tennis court, croquet lawn. 'Phono flf!o8. COG rpiMAßU—Comfortable Private AccommoJ- dation for Ladies or Gentlemen, c'ose to Caroline-Bay; Terms moderate. Write Smith,, 16 Evans street. 9*31 VACANCIES fcr Permanent Married Couple. Apply 330 Durham street. ■ ' ' - 1163 MISCELLANEOUS. SPECIAL Country Customers—Your hats thoroughly renovated-. Leave at 8 o'clock and call 3 o'clock, at Wi.liamson, 569 Colpmbo street, near St. Asaph street. 1269 THE Friends of the lato Caroline "Wright aro respectfully invited to attend her funeral, leaving her late residence, Churcii street, Oxford, on. Tuesday, September at 1.30 p.m., for the Oxford Cemetery.—T. L. GAINS FORD, Undertaker, Oxford. 9594 rpHB Funeral of tho late Jane Simpson J. Eaird will leavo River road, Christchurch, for the Bromley Cemetery, ThisDiy (Monday), tho 22nd inst., at 2 p.m. JOHN, RHIND. 5 634 GEORGE BAB RE LL, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. MOTOR HEARSES AND MOTOR CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS ANY DISTANCE. Office: 221. Garage; 225 Durham street. 'PHONE 1701 Night or Day. I £!• 82693. pEORGE DICKINSON. FUNERAL FURNISHER, LATIMER SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. Latest and CaniagM. For Funerals to any part of New Zealand. Telephone 2539, Night or Day. D 2774 GLASS Vases, glorious lot, crystal and coloured now styles; ' most attractive shades .at Minsons. • M6S4T BE sure and- see the New, Coloured Glass • at Minsons. Great effect, vivid shades. Absolutely the latest. M 6547 WfB LAT'S Sauce- for the goose ia sauce VV for the gander, but "Ship" Brand Wort (Ster Sauce goes well with either. H 4215-8715 YOU want a piece of trellis for that cornoc. , Min3ous have it in three heights now, cheap and instantaneous. M 6547 new "all stainless" knives, handles and blades all one piece, everlastin" 13s £d and 173 6d half dozen. 0 M 6547 "11/TINSONS ill handles IV/TcINTYRE'S Pills, established over thirty iML years. Recommended by ladies, 5a 6d. Chemist 3 and Grocers. . 07153 MAKE a meal of a inorsel by adding "Military" Pickles. Delicious and appetising. All grocer's and stores. Refuse substitutes. H424£-fi7lo CHEAP and inferior starches work hav-oo . with good linen. Use only "Dove" brand pure rice starch for best results. All Grocery ' H 4245-8715 HE Roast Beef of o'd England ia nothing without "Military" Pickles. Sold by all Grocers. Refuso substitutes. H 4245-5715 J-. LAME AND gOlf, FUNERAL FURNISHERS. 90 A LICHFIELD ST. Z. "" phone ggg ESTABLISHED 1873. JWISO TITATTHEW PARK AND CO., LTD., iVI FUNERAL FURNISHERS. Latest Motor Hearses and Curitsu For Funerals any di*t&noe. 292 CASHEL STREET EAST. 'Phones 8373 and 2633, night or da?. P. NEATE, P7112 Manage. F R A B K, CIS C L A Electrical Engineer, Cr. Manchester and Worcester streets. 'Phona 2155. 4»heat "UNIVERSAL" 4-heat "UNIVERSAL" 4-heat "UNIVERSAL" 4-heat "UNIVERSAL" <-ieat "UNIVERSAL" 4-heat "UNIVERSAL" Gi-illstovM—sSs, Grillstov'es—6os. Grillstovea—ssa. G rilletoves—ssb. Grillstoves—sss. Grillstoves—£6s. . C 274 7-5511 JOHN RHIND (Late Langford and Rhtocf). P.O. BOX 523. UNDERTAKER. M°S >R Hearsa and OaxtimgM for Fnn» erals in Town and Country. 106 Montreal street, Sydenham. 'Plxhm 1B03; 19 London street, Richmond. 'Phons CS3. Town Ofliob, 1M Caahel'ctzoei. 'Phono 812. .' • '' ' •'■■■' TIyfEMORIAL PORCELAIN WREATHS, IYX in. Glass Dome. New f*dpment. Largo Assortment to choose from. Choice Dosigns. Prices Reasonable. A. Sißd* S. Reid, Florists and Seedsmen, 271 High street, Christchurch. R8517

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