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Evening Post, Volume XCII, Issue 58, 6 September 1916, Page 2

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FUNERAL NOTICE. THE Friends ol the late James Hunter are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the Mortuary Chapel of Robt. H. Wilson and Son, Tomorrow (Thursday), 7th September. 1916, at 1.30 p.m., for tho Karori Cemetery. (Motor Funeral).—ROßT. H. WILSON AND SON, Undertakers and Embalmers, 164, Adelaide-road. Tel. 1999. FUNEP.AL NOTICE. ■■ THE Friends of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. M'Kinlay are invited to attend the Funeral of their late infant daughter, Dorcas Joyce, which will leave their residence, No 13, Te Whiti-street,' South Kilbirnie, To-morrow (Thursday), 7th September, 1916. at 2 p.m., for Karori Cemetery—ROßT. H. WILSON AND SON, Undertakers and Embalmers, 164, Adelaide-road. Tol. 1999. FUNERAL NOTICE. MEMBERS of the Federated Seamen's Union are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral of their late Comrados, Robert Kyle and John Hinchey, which le-aves J. Flyger's, Upper G'uba-street, at 9 a.m. Thursday, the 7th September, H. RICHARDS, Assist. Secretary. ntfßM^n___M-B_iKin__raK-«!xra&v-r<Kt_x«__^__ni-TO LET, for long term, 7-rd. Residence at Oriontal Bay, Gne house, fronting the Water, with every modern convenience and comfort that the ingenuity of man can suggest. It is completely and handsomely furnished, with appointments of the very best, and is one of the nicest homes in the city. A. L WILSON AND CO., 161-163, Lambton-quay. SURGERY ROOMS. TO LET, Professional Rooms, furnished, central position, term three or six months, good start for doctor or dentist. Apply to A. T. BATE, Nathan's Buildings. FURNISHED HOUSE. TO LET, furnished, for term of three months or thereabouts, 6-roomed House, in good locality, all conveniences. ' Particulars, address AUSTRAL, Evening Post. __ - TO LET 7! ■..■ ■'" ~ SIX-ROOMED House, with (all.conveniences, 142, Clyde-quay, opp. Te Aro Baths, newly ' paporod and painted throughout. Apply R. Houldsworth, Tobacconist, 228, Lambton-quay (next Hayward's). TO~LET, AVAREHOUSE. Brick, One-story Warehouse, VJT about 47 x 20ft, situated centre of Wellington; immediate occupation; reasonable rental. Apply SocuritasyEvoniug Post. - TO LET, to superior, married couple, without encumbrance, a beautifullyappointed 3-rd. Unfurnished Flat, by refined adult family, all conveniences, exclusive uso of gas-cooker, select locality, sun all day, magnificent surroundings, near city. Apply M.F.C., Evening Post. (Open a week). O LET, nice 4-rd. Cottage, Wrightstrcet, vacating tenant wishes dispose of linos, and .blinds, in uso only few weeks. Write Exodus, Evening Post. O^TjET,- Fui;nislied"~House, Oriental Bay, rent £2 10s. every eonvemeiice. Address 509, G.P.O. ' ITjIO LET, 2 largo Bed-Sitting-rooms, also JL ono Bedroom, to share. Apply 126, Upper Dixwt-strect. TO LET, in Ferry-road, Day's Bay, new 4-rd. Cottage, bathroom, washhouse, water laid on, low rent to permanent tenant. Apply J. J. Boyd, The Anchorage, Kilbirnie. ■ 0 LET, 3 well-appointed Furnished Rooms, with kitchen, gas stove, and conveniences; for adults. 36, Roxburghstreet. TO* LET, 3 partly Furnished Rooms, use of kitchen, good locality. Address at Evening Post. TO LET, 5 Living Rooms, back of shop, no children, every convenience. Apply 220, Rintoul-street. _^_^ TO LET, Kelburn House, could be lot in two flats of 6 rooms and 3 rooms, h. and c, c.l. M'lntyre and Co., 215, Lambton-quay. ' T~ 0 LET, to respectable people, 2 Furnished^.Rooms, use kitchen and other | conveniences, situated on Terrace. Apply ! Evening PostO LET, Hataitai, hew,up-to-date 6-, roomed House, immediate possession, 2 years' lease. S. J. Ambrose, 31, John-ston-street. 'Phone 5754. TO LET, Corner Site, heart city; contract let convert into fine modern shop. A.'pply Colonial Mutu-j. TO LET, in quiet clean honie, large Front Room, with fireplace, furnished or unfurnished; also, Single Room, c. light, central. Address at Evening Post.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT ♦ TRAIN COLLIDES WITH BAKER'S CART. A serious accident occurred at the Melling Railway Station yesterday, and as a result a married man manied Alexander M'Cauley, residing at Lower Hutt, lies in the Hospital in a critical condition. From the particulars available it appears that M'Cauley was driving a baker's cart across the line at about 4.10 o'clock, when the vehicle was struck by an empty train proceeding to Trentham. As the result of the impact the vehicle was smashed, the horse killed, and the driver seriously injured. Medical aid was summoned, and M'Cauley was admitted to the Hospital early last evening. The injured man's son, who was on the cart at the lime of the collision, escaped injury. Upon enquiry at the Hospital to-day it was ascertained that M'Cauley's condition was extremely critical. He is suffering from a severely fractured skull.

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