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Star (Christchurch), Issue 4671, 19 June 1893, Page 3

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The Eden George Company, Limited, axo now producing far superior Opals than liitherto. Mr Binna, who has just arrived from WeliugtoE, wil take direct charge of the Studio and Workrooms, so that the delay which has occurred in the completion of orders will shortly disappear, and only Cabinets and Opols showing cost superior work, manalii-o trill be allowed to cave the Studio. Funeral. — The funeral of the unfortunate young man, Alfred B. Smith, who met with a fatal accident on Friday, took place yesterday at the Public Cemetery, Linwood. Having been a Bapper in the Canterbury Engineer Corps, his remains were accorded a military funeral. During a very severe hailstorm recently six hundred and thirty sheep wore killed by hailstones on a farm at Errneloin the Transvaal.