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Evening Post, Volume LXIV, Issue 141, 11 December 1902, Page 6

FUNERAL NOTICE. fTIHE Friends of the late Mrs. E. A. JL Fearn are invited to attend .her Funeral, which will leave the Wellington Hospital at 10 a.m. To-morrow, Friday, 12th December, for the Cemetery, Karori. ISAAC CLARK AND SON, Undertakers, Telephone 806. 55, Molesworth-st. FUNERAL NOTICE. r|iHE Friends of the late Mr. William H Charles Hayvvood are respeotfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave bis late residence, Frederick-street, off Taranaki-sfcreet, To-morrow (Friday), 12fch December, 1902, at 1.30 p.m., for Karoi-i Cemetery. E. MORRIS, Jun., Sanitary Undertaker, 10, Taranaki-st. Telephone 937. LADIES' mWINE AND BURNT-STRAW HATS. We have just opened a large") shipment of the Latest Shapes I From in Burnt Straw Novelties. Large j 3/11 variety, in seven qualities. J DT f"1 CHOICE T\ T . _L. V^. MILLLNISRY. U. JL« V^« ORIENTAL TEA MART. Raisins „% „. „.. 4d Currants ... „.. ... 4d -. Sultanas ... 6d Peel 6d At - CAMPBELL'S, 21, MANNERS - STREET, 21 And RDDDD7ORD-STREET, NEWTOWN. ONLY TWO DAYS MORE. YANKEE HUSTLE SALE rg\HE verdict of other storekeepers -fl- is that we* are absolutely devoid of all business capacity in marking goods at far less prices than they can be landed at. Never mind, as long as the public are delighted and we don't grumble, and we don't file, -we guess the track is clear right along. Say, run your eye (or rather both eyes) along these prices: — Just landed, ex Papanui, 300 4s 6d timepieces, , 2s ; 12s opera glasses, 5s 3d ; 20s field glasses, 10s 6d ; nickel magic savings banks, for 3d and 6d pieces, won't open until 'full, now sd ; 15s leather albums, 6s ; 35s mandolines and case, now 17s 6cl ; gum brushes 4d dozen ; Is 6d watch chains, 7d. But say, conio right along, and sco for your.self. AMERICAN NOVELTY STORES, WILLIS-STREET. YANKEE HUSTLE SALE. SCHOOL COMMITTEES' ASSOCIATION. MEMBERS of all School Committees are invited to attend an important meeting-, to be held in the Board Room, Education Board's Offices, Mercer-street, on MONDAY NEXT, the 15th inst., at 8 p.m. i Business : To Establish a School Committees' Association on a working basis. Committeos at a distance too far to send a delegate aro asked to appoint a local committee to act on ' their behalf. R. H. CHINCHEN, Hon. Secretary. Riddiford-slreet School Committee.