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New Zealand Tablet, Volume XII, Issue 9, 20 June 1884, Page 22

CRAIG AND GILLIES FURNITURE, BEDDING, FLOORCLOTH, CARPET, AND RUG WAREHOUSE, GENERAL UNDERTAKERS, Beg to inform the Public that they hay added to their Funeral Department a nes Hearse of modern design, built by Messr.Robin and Co., and are now prepared to con duct funerals, plainly or fully furnished, required, either in Town or Country. Charges in all cases will be strictly moderate. Orders by letter or telegram will c attended to at once. CRAIG AND GILLIES, , No. 18 George Street (near Octagon). JAMES SELBY O (Late J. Baker), PRACTICAL WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, 128 Geobge Street, Dunedin The Lowest possible Charge made for repairing. Best workmanship guaranteed. N.B. — Work done for the trade at regular prices. — Note the address : J. SELBY (Late J. Baker), Watchmaker and Jeweller, 128 George street. rpHE " LEVIATHAN" PRIVATE X HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, Corner of Cumberland & High Streets,: DUNEDIN. One minute's walk from Railway Station. Board and Lodging, 22s 6d for rooms on front street ; 20s per week for rooms facing yard. Board and Lodging by the day, 4s. A 11 Single Bedded Rooms furnished with Mr. Bill's patent wire mattrasses, which for com fort surpass a feather bed. I MEALS - - - Is. BEDS - - - Is 6d. Terms strictly Cash, in advance. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths throughout the House. Ladies' Private Apartments. VISIT A AND T. INGL IS. GREAT SALE Of the assigned STOCK of W. MENZIES, AND CO.] Drapers, Oamaru. Don't miss this opportunity of purchasing DRAPERY at a low figure. SCENIC VIEWS IN MAORI LAND in the Illustrated New Zealand News of June are now ready, and are of special interest to friends at Home. UNE NUMBER OF THE ILLUSTRATED NEWS contains the thrilling story of "An Arrow through a Heart," and should be read by all. Wheeler's, Stafford Street, Dunedin. I~ N AND AROUND CHRIST^ CHURCH.— Sketches on the 70-Mile Road between Napier and Wellington, and other splendid engravings.— lllustrated News June. N AH ROW THROUGH A HEART is the first of a series of readable tales published in the Illustrated News. Annual subscription, Bs. 6d., with supplement. Secure the first.