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Thames Star, Volume XXXXI, Issue 10501, 17 December 1903, Page 2

Fmnorala. FUNERAL NOTTCE. The fonertul of Henry Alexander [Phil Eps leave his parents' resi|dence, Maokay etreet, on Friday, 18th inst., at 3 p.m. Friends pleam accept Hum intiaa* tion. ROBERT TWENTYMAN, Undertaker. PEINOE OF WALES LODGE, P.AF.B. of A. Tho members of the above Lodge are requested to meet at the residence, Mackay street, at 2.45 p.m., to follow the remains of their late brother, H. A. Phillips to their last resting place. j. McDonald. Secretary.

H. G. GILLESPIE. Accountant, Lioensed Sharebroker, Ecnse,

Estate & General Agent.

FOR SALE — Kuranui Store

TARARU ROAD.—The well known Kuranui Store and Dwelling bailt of kauri, comprising shop and 7 rooms, range, water etc. On business site with 41 years to run — good section in garden and truit trees. For sale as going concern. Price .£BO. Stock at valuation.

FIRST CLASS DAIRY FARM. WHAREPOHA ROAD OMAHU.

76 ACRES of rich improved swamp land, well drained, fenoed and subdivided into 13 paddocks, all in grass and crops ; alse comfortable 7 roomed dwelling built of kauri aud numerous and complete farm and dairy outbuildings. Owing to the richness of this land and its unrivalled situation (being at the junction of 2 roads and adjoining school and creamery), it is a particularly desirable property. Full particulars on application. SCOW » VlKlNG."—Length 36 feet, Beam 12 feet, Cabin Bx6, Centreboard, new set of Sails, Anchor Blocks and Gear complete. In first class order. Price

PARA WAI.—2 first class building sections each 40x150, level land, good soil, drained, fenced, and containing fruit tree?. Price POLLEN STREET. — First Class Kauri Dwelling 1 of 6 comfortable rooms, brick chimneys,'kitchen range and grates, workhouse and bathroom. Two freehold allotments facing Pollen and Kirkwood Streets. Central and convenient situation. Price £325---£2OO Will purchase lessees interest in first class dairy farm of 100 acres, rich drained swamp land, Will carry 30 dairy cows. Ten years lease to run ai. very low rental; or lessee will sub-lease at per annum. Close to Railway Station and Creamery. FBANKLYN STREET.—Neat Cottage of 5 Rooms and convenient outhouses on large section (3 allotments) good level land in first class orcnard.—Price TARARU.— Pleasant and Comfortable Home— Comprising Substantial Kauri Dwelling of 8 rooms, Orion Range, Wash house with copper, Cowshed, Stables etc., 3 acres of first class land in full bearing orchard, Fine road and sea frootage, good aspect, Healthy situation.—Price POLLEN STREET.—WeII finished shop and dwelling of 5 rooms, (lately occupied by Mathews and Co.) in first class order, having been recently refitted and renovated. Also 2 freehold allotments, having each 33 feet frontage to Pollen and Martha Streets, very centrally situated. Or to-let. PARAWAI — Comfortable Cottage of 6 rooms, orion range, detached w<ish-touse, etc., and good freehold allotment 33 x 200, first class soil—Price

The "Practical" School of Shorthand. Telephone: 77. Office: Mr J LoughI lin's Store Buildings, Pollen St. Principal: Misa Wilcox. Assistant: Miss Myra Clark (pupil w*** writes 180 words per minute.) Rapid Tuition » Speciality. SHORTHAND—lndividual Instruction in Pitman's Shorthandl, day or evening. Instruction in theory. Practical training in all kinds of Shorthand work, including verbatim reporting. TYPEWRITING—IndividuaI Injstniction. Machines always available. Special training for engagements. Every description oi work undertaken. OFFICE TRAINING--The demand for Shorthand! writers in increasing, but those who have a special training are preferred. Practical instruction in this school will enable pupils to meet the demand and secuT© a higher remuneration for their service*. BOOK-KEEPING — Instruction in Single and Double Entry. Contractor's, and tradesmen's books and accounts balanced andl attended to. WRITING — Improvement promised in few lessons. NIGHT SOHOOL—For youths with neglected education. Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and Office T/brk. No opportunity lost of securing situations for pupils. PRACTICAL RESULTS AM) POSITIONS GAINED. Miss Laura Hansen, clerk and typist©, Auckland Ammunition Works; Misa /Shaw, dlerk, Bikuai Store and Post Office; Miss G. Wilson, clerk, Mr Nathan, Paeroa; Mi«s Myra Clark, Assistant Practical Shorthand School, Thames. TERMS OfN APPLICATION.

SPRING « SUMMER GOODS AT F. H. Claxton's, TAILOR & MERCER, 22, ALBERT STREETAl iSplendid) Range of WORSTED SUITINGS mi the newest colorings. TMt Best Selection of TENNIS TROUSERINGS 1 andi SUMMEB VESTINGS on the Thames. CALL AND INSPECT! THE STOCK; THE MERCERY DEPARTMENT Has been considerably enlarged. Our Hats are up^to-date. Our Tie® are the pick of the market. Our Collars are the latestQur Shirt? oann<tf bj teaifcn, i