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Evening Post, Volume LX, Issue 115, 12 November 1900, Page 6

FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Bowlcer are respectfully invited to attend tlio\Fimeral of their Infant, Son, Charles Burton, which will leave their residenco, Coromandel - street. To - morrow Morning, the 13fch instant, at 9 o'clock, for the Cemetery, Karori. , , D. RITCHIE, Undertaker, 53, Owen-street ( I>HE DUKE AND DUCHESS OF YORK 1I- are coming 1 to tlie. colonies, and in all probability they will bring their Yost Typewriter along* with them. They use tho Yost. Most great folks take tho Yoab with th«m when they travel. Dr. Nansen loolr ifc to the North Pole when he Aveut. The German Emperor took it to England and .Palestine. The Hon. R. J. Seddon took it to England, and so did the Hon. J". G. Ward and the Hon. J. M'Kenssie. Eonry Goox'°'e took one around the world, <tc, &c. I tell you what tho Yost is— a grand travollino* companion. You may remember that the .British Government recently gave an order for 156 Yosts (after ordering- several hundreds previously), whioh ia tho world's rncord order for Typewriters. It's a creat machino THE YEREX AND JONES COMPANY only N.Z. agents, with sub-agencies everyl whero. j W A SHING COSTUMES. WHITE PIQUiq lA}{* fCOSTUMES WHITI-J PIQUK 14/ (> COSTUMES WHITE PTQUIO y vo J COSTIIStKR WHITE PIQUE I «>N» ip> I COSTUMES WHITK PIQUEJ £Jj to LcOSTuiIES HOLLANDS QO/ii fCOSTUMKS HOLLAND! -fl^/O I COSTUMES «OI'LAND>- to SnK'^K | ('OSTUMI«( 'OSTUMI« HOLLAND j tmfj\%3 LCOSTUMI'JS Tailor-madol e%tj /r» fOostuines •railor-made | Oi/ Xj | CostumoH lai or-mado y to Costumes lai or-mado I /*Q/ lCostun.es lailor-madoj DO/- LCostumes FOR HOLIDAY COSTUMES, D.T.C. VISIT D.I.C.