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FUNERAL NOTICES. r PHE Funeral of the late Fred. Sladea wt'l *- leave his late residence, SO C— h*l street, I, in wood, on TBwd»y, Wiiwijr Ktfc. at U a.m., (or the Bromley Cemetery.--J. LAMB and SOX. 8»M TUB Funeral oi the late Elinbeth Cook will leave her late residence. 13 Gw»ford street, St. Albans, on Tuesday, February 10th, at 2 p.m., for the Bromley Cemetery. J. LAMB and SOS. 3BM THE Friends and Relatives of Mr and Mm F. B. Alriouj are respectfully iaviUd to attend the Funeral of their lale eoa. Trevor, which will leave their wMWWb "Doltoid," Burtcn read, Ataani. oa Towdv. the 10th inst., at 11 o'<jockjf».*j»« ,? r f g ~ ley Cemetery. GEO. Uwl**taker, Latimer square. *'* THE Friends of Ur Wm. T. Stonuu are invited t> attend t» Fmrnl « his late eon, Griffith George, teevin* hta residence, 106 Travis road. Bnrwod. Monday at 2 p.m., for the Burwocd yard. GEORGE BARREL!.. fPHE Funeral of the lal* Peter 1 will leave hj» late resume*. E«£*o«s, Woodgrove, on Tuesday, 1 tj m„ for the Horaley Dsn L&& at 2 p.m. E. SHAW and Sjg H/TATTHEW FARE ASP CO-. M FDNERAL FURNISHER*. Latest Motor Heams and CaßMftt For Funeral# aay distance. 292 CASHEL STREET EAST. •Phones 8379 and «53, aitht oc day. y. neate. P7112 GEORGE BARR'BJUI% FURNISHING UKDERTAEER. MOTOR HBAW3BB AND MOTOR CARRIAGES FOR FUXEKALS ANT DISTAHCE. Office: 231. Garage: 22S Durham dmt •PHONE 721. *"*** «* »2 GEORGE DI CKISSO*; FUNERAL FURNISHER. LATIUER SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCB. Latest Motor-Hearse aad Ourittta. For Funerals to any pert «! Ktm Telephone 2539, Nixht «r Day. D 2774, JOHN RHIKD. P.O. BOX SS3. Uadutaket. "IyfOTOR Hearse afi Carriages he IW I»A' erals in To*B"nd .CosafaT--106 Montreal street, Sydenham. 1603; 19 London street, RidemaS. 689. Town Office, 104 Caabel alissHL 813. 3. LAMB Iks SOT. FUNERAL FURNISHERS. 234 LICHFIELD ST. 8. ESTABLISHED IKB. urn Memorial porcelain wreath^, in Glass Dome. New ni|iMA IfllCM Assortment to choose froat. sign*. Prices ReaeonabU. A. od S- lsj, Florists and Seedsmen. PI Bigp Chrutchnrch. Wi'HOTELS. T HI SUPERIORITY. [E HOTEIv CARGEX, AUCKLAND, now fully - licensed, ranks umtmg tSm best Hotel* of the ably there is none better—ia cmmMM Auckland is all the more appreciated by Jaj sojourner in the "Queea City of the SMta. _ Tha Hotel has been complete!* ieaw«tl< and refurnished throughout—U9 suites, each With private bath _ Sgflse®® roof garden, with aaparaließed *»• at "• beautiful Waitemata. Cciain* sad eisw eg the finest, se» rice • bayond ciit things await you at (be .HOTEL CABQEIt. M Further particular® from -R. WWT-3W*" ager. Wireless aad Tel*fr*Pk Mh—lt Car gen, Auckland. - ®B»» ROTORUA. 'Pftone Jtt. WORLD'S WONDERLANDS. H OTEL WATEEtEti Finest Private Hotel ia Tariff: 15» P«r day. First House from Statins. Telegrams: Waverley. VISITORS TO TEMARU. STAY AT THE BUNGALOW. Wai-iti road. rpHE FAVOURITE BSUC& Pleasant Gardens and Sonmainan. 'Phone 30. P.O. jtfcnc JSP, T WELLINGTONS BEST PRIVATE HOTEL. HE MANSIONS. (.faosaee atmt- I* centre of City acd yet nitmd tm noise of trams. Noted for iU tabW. purii appointments, aad maaegeiMai. TARIFF 12s PER DAY. Telegrams: -MANSIONS,* WelHasta. COOKE and McGOWaN. R8716 PmptiitMsM. BEVERLEY HOUSE. T2MARR. OITUATED on two acxca at pnai. IJ two minutes from Caroline Bay. Courts and Bathing Sheds. Dinner at 6 p.m. Sapper at 9 table*.) Terms cn application MRS M. J. HOGG, ftofiwhwa. 'Phone 232. JKB NEW BRIGHTON CAFE. STAY AT THE HEALTHY SEASIDE. - r pUE BEST PLACE ia the Saatik J- tor a iiol.dav*. FintOUl tion. Exceilest Cuisine. MRS N. J. JOHXSTQSE. (Lite Wind* or Hote£J 'Phone 2C35.

MONEY. JJHHE A.M.P. SOCIETY HAS MONEY TO LEND ON CITY FREEHOLDS - ABOUT HALF MARGIN—IN SUMS OF £SOOO, AND OVER. LO"WEST CURRENT RATES. 2189 s MOFSY TO LEND. UMS, LARGE OR SMALL, ON APPROVED SECURITY 0. P. BURKE, 5 Hallenatein'a Buildings, Phone 461SA. • High street, City. 82763 I HAVE MONEY TO LEND on any approved Security. . F. D. KESTF.VEN, EUIKK * Chancery lane. Cash Buyers Reap the Advantage Exceptional % a m a LADIES' PATENT ONE-BAR, Leather Lattice sides; perforated fronts. Leather Cuban heel—--28/6 pair GLACE ONE-BAR (Bostock's), cut away sides .. 28/8 to Clear C. and J. Clark's Best English ONEBAR SHOE, as Sample 27/6 GLACE ONE-BAR MEDIUM, leather heel .. 18/6 to Clear Standard brands. A. E. Marlow's Famous BOX CALF DERBY BOOTS, good shape and fitting 28/6 a pair . Usually ... • • 32/6 MEN'S FELT-LINED CLOGS, very useful Boot for workers — NOW • • 11/6 P ai r LADIES' TENNIS SHOES, heavy Crepe rubber sole, in Derby's — At 10/9 (Best quality) Post—On Ladies, Bd.; Men's, lOd. STEWART ROBINSON CASHEL STREET AND 743 COLOMBO ST. (opposite Londontown. R8634 rPHE Davis Machine is not just a good J- one, it .is the beat and strongest Sewing Machine made. Minson'a, agents for <0 yea M 6547 "lITHAT'S Sauce for the goose is sauce •» »' for the gander, but Ship" Brand Worcester Sauce goea well with either. H 4245-8712 WITH that Cold Joint try "Military" Pickles. Adda relish to the meal. Sold bj all grocers. Insist on "Military"

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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18302, 9 February 1925, Page 15

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Page 15 Advertisements Column 7 Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18302, 9 February 1925, Page 15

Page 15 Advertisements Column 7 Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18302, 9 February 1925, Page 15

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