PUNEEAL NOTICES. THE Funeral of the late . JRev. "Walter. Harris will leave his late residence, 174 .Redruth avenue, Spreydon, on Thursday, at 2 o m., for the Methodist portion of the Bromley Cemetery. GEORGE BARRELL. 7117 THE Funeral of the late Mary Elizabeth Ticary will leave her late residence, Station road, Leesfon, Thia Day (Wednesday), March 10th, at 9.30 a.m., arriving at the Bromley Cemetery at 11.S0 a.m. JOHN KHIND. 7115 *HE Funeral of the late Elisabeth Mary Kerr will leave the residence oT her sister, Mrs J. Beecroft, 209 Simeon street, Sprevdon, on 'Wednesday, March 10th. at S p.m.," for Sydenham Cemetery. MATTHEW PARK and CO., LTD., Undertakers, 292 Cashet street. 7138 GEORGE DICKINSON, FUNERAL FURNISHER, LATIMER SQUARE, CHRISTCHURCH. Latest Motor-Hearse and Carriages. For Funerals to any part of New Zealand. Telephone 2539, Night or Day. D 2774 GEORGE' BARREL L, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. MOTOR HEARSES AND MOTOR CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS ANT DISTANCE. Ofßcfe: 221. Garage: 225 Durham street. •PHONE 701 • Night or Day. . • <wX. 82698 •OHNR H I N D, O FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 'PHONES 1603 and 689, Night or Day. TOWN OFFICE (Day Only)— 104 Oashel street, 'Phono Sl2. P.O. BOX 523. BUSINESS ADDRESS—--19 London street, Richmond. PRIVATE ADDRESS—--106 Montreal street, Sydenham. Up-to-date Motor Plant for Funerals Any Distance. R8690 FLORAL TRIBUTES. EXPRESS your regard with a beautiful J Wreath from "Jesmond Dene." Wreaths made at shortest notice. Choicest blossoms. Prices quite moderate. 'Phone 1654. "JESMOND DENE," Florists, The Triangle (Opp. Petersens, Jewellers). ■ '.■ IAMB AND SOB FUNERAL FURNISHERS, (Established 1878), t 284 LICHFIELD STREET EAST, CHRISTCHURCH. TELEPHONE Day or Night. ATTHEW PARK AND CO., LTD., FUNERAL FURNISHERS, Latest Motor Hearses and Carriages For Funerals any distance. 292 CASHEL STREET EAST. 'Phones 8379 and 2633, night or day. F. NEATE, 112 ■ Manager. HOTELS. STAY AT HOTEL CARGEN. ~ VISITING AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND can offer visitors no finer Hotel accommodation and aervice than is procurable at Hotel Cargen. This magnificent up-to-dite ' and fu'Jylicensed Hotel has 120 rooms, 25 suites each with private bath. Excellent cuisine and the finest wines give the final touch which distinguishes a first-rate hotel. In addition, an unparalleled view of the Waitemata can be had from the roof garden of ... HOTEL CARGEN. Further particulars from R. . CHESNEY, Manager. Wireless and telegraph address: Cargen, Auckland. H 4274 Aurora terrace, Wellington. This First-class Private Hotel it no under new management. Situated in the very centre of Wellington .and. standing tn its own grounds, it commands a wonderful view of the city and harbour. Within three minutes of Lambtoo quay. Post Office, and Houses of. Parliament, etc. Excellent cuisine; moderate tariff. Telegrapbio address: Sayes Court, Wellington.' Telephone Nos. 43-965 end 43-400. , D. COLLINSI-Proprietor, H 4674 Late of Christchurch. MOUNT PLEASANT REST BOOSE. NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. DEAL SUMMER RESORT, 1200 ft above sea level. Unrivalled views of the City, Sea, and - Plains. First-cites accommodation, available. For fuller particulars, ring 'phone 9, Sumner Bureau. ' Car will meet trams by arrangement. Tariff, £3 Bs. D3OIB •a- (Overtaking Beautiful Caroline Bay) Every Modern Convenience, Combined with Cuisine Second to None. Makes the DOMINION HOTEL the Favourite House in South Canterbury. JOSEPH LEE, L46QI • Proprietor. .5- NEW BRIGHTON CAFE. STAY i'i,THE HEALTH* SEASIDE. for a Holiday. Firet-class Accommodation. - Excellent Cuisine. MRS N. J. JOHNSTONE, ' Proprietress. (Late Windsor Hotel) • *Phon« 3635. J4390 "HOTEL BRAEBURN," v .18 SYMONDS STREET, AUCKLAND. AN Exceptionally Well Furnished and L thoroughly, up-to-date Private Hotel, conducted by MRS BRAIK, late- of Hotel Braeburn, Wanganui, and Hotel Cargen, Auckland. Tariff 15s a .day. Permanent guests by arrangement. 'Phone 44-220. H 4726 "WELLINGTON. STAY at THE BRISTOL, . Most Popular Private Hotelj centre of City. Recognised House Travellers, Public Service, etc Tariff 12s day. 67s 6d weekly.K4661 R. KERNOHAN, Proprietor. Buanress AmrouKGBMZNxa CLIMBING PLANTS. We have large and heaitby-g?own Climbing ai5?&T «,?,?■& fit for creseht planting, viz.: AMPELOPSIS VEITCHII. the Japanese Ivy.—This grows attached to brick walls and makes a glorious autumn foliage »;,&©]**• ~ 2s M an d 3s 6d each. BIGONIA GHANDIFLORA.-Bearing large cr.T°f^Tw t ?. m^? t flo wers. 2s 6d each. SOLANUM JASMINOIDES.-An evergreen, quick-growing . climbe'r, bearing masses of white flowers. 2a 6d each CLEMATIS INDIVISA.the N.Z. Clematis.Beanns trasses of white flowers. 2e 6d each. v. TACSONIA MOLLISSIMA. Red Passion Slower.—Hardy in warm epots; a very quick grower. 2s 6d each HONEYSUCKLES.-In four" best kinds. 2s 6d each. MANDEVILLE SUAVOLENS. - Lovely white, sweet-smelling flower. 2b Od each. TECOMA AUSTRALIS.-Splendid bright evergreen ehrub, beating masses of creamy white flowers. 2s 6d and 8s 6d each. TECOMA JASMINOIDES. Evergreen climber, with lovely pink flowers: requires warm position. 2b 6d and 3s 6d each. Is in the £ discount for cash. N A 1 R N and S O N S, . _ . Lincoln road, Chrtatchurch. Telephone 241.. N7004 IH H. LODGE" PRIVATE HOTEL. - 36 HEREFORD STREET WEST .(Five minutes from G.P.0.). buperior Accommodation for* Casual and Permanent Guests. T^r^r? 9 - appointments. Beautifully situated, close to College, Phone 1970. G4308 QOLONUL SADDLE-TWEED TROUSERS.
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