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WANTED. WJANTED, a good 5 or G-Rbomed Butiga- * • low, with Government mortgage and fair section, 2d car. "A.G.R.," "Press." WANTED, 6-Koomed Bungalow, St. Albans, or some other good part; Government Mortgage preferred; balance cusli. "6 1t.," "Press." WANTED, Bungalow or good House, 5 rooms, J-acro. 2d enr; £100 or more deposit. "2 0. t " "Press." NGIS2-6151 TX7ANTED, at Nicholson and Co.'a Sale, 50 VV dozen Ladies' Under Vests, at 9jd; usually Lsjd. N6167-91U ANTED, at Nicholson and Co.'a Sale, ' VV.' 8 dozen Woven Night Dresses jit o* lid; usually 7s lid. N6IG7-916 "VX/'ANTED, at, Nicholson and Co.'a Sale, 1 V.' White Embroidered Blouses, at.ls lid; .Usually 3s lid. N6IC7-91G "IXTANTED, at Nicholson and Co.'b Sale, '.VV.' Coloured Print Bloua?n, at 2s Gd; usually 3« lid. NGIG7-91G at' Nicholson and Co.'e Sale, .VV. so dozen Ladies' Under Veste at 9|d; usually Is 6d. • N0167-UIG at Nicholson and Co.'a Sale, . .VV. 1 Special Lino Woven Combinations,>'at, ■ v 4s 6d; usually sslid. * N6167-91G Wf ANTED—Beautiful Ladies' Fur Collars, IV opened To-day. Colwill's Fur Stores, High street. 200 "rpHE Greatest of all Wars," more fully J- doalt with in tho "Evening New»' than •in any other nowspaper in . tlw Dominion. _ rpHE - War is being specially dealt with in J. "The Evening News" to an extent uo» to be found el»owhor» ~ WANTED TO RENT. . .T^TANTED, Furnished Houses, for various > '.VV 1 periods. From New Year until Easter we have continuous enquiries from deeirabU tenants from all parts of New Zealand. J. Meagher and Co., 155 Cashel street, 1 ■ 990 XT ANTED to Rent, for, a Client; or pro»V>- bably Purchase, if very suitable, 5 to 10 Acres of Land, with an up-to-date Modern House" (Bungalow preferred) of 6 to 7 or S rooms; any good district within 7 or 8 - miles of the City. W. E. Sinice and Co.. Auctioneers, Estato Agents, 144-1-16 Hereford street. - - ' ~~ PUBLIC NOTICES. * H. J.'OTLEY, TIMBER MEBCH AN T, 9G Tuam street, 119 St. Asaph street, and 493 Hereford street, Linwood. ALL Descriptions of BUILDING and FARM MATERIALS at Lowest Vur• rent' Rates. Canterbury Agent for Brunner Tiles, l'ir« Clay, Coke, etc. These goods ore tin beet manufactured .n the Dominion. > . Sand, Shingle, and Rubble Supplied. 1 have" Large Stocks of English Cement and Sarking Jtalt' oa lljtnd. Bo* 52a , ■ " 'Phone 169. ' 08060-4*4J AMERICAN Red Wood,' Yellow Pine, and AMERICAN ' and Oregon Timbers; qleo hed AMERICAN Cedar Shingles. Our stc'cKS AMERICAN oiißUxe for all builders ana AMERICAN woodworkers a selection oi. AMERICAN well-Seasoned lines. RW. • ENGLAND and " SONS, ' LTD., • Tuam street. P.O. Box 3x3. 4' _ . . 1 " —l— / JT.' BROWTtf AND SON. . TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS., 670 COLOMBO STREET, Christchurcli Building' Materials of every description, including Jarrah, Oregon, Baltic, and Rod Wood, in stock and Seasoned Timber ready for immediate use. Cement, Galvanised Iron, and Fencing ' Materials. . Pelawmain, Abcrmain, Aberdarc,- Newcastle, Westport, Westport-Stocktou, and . all Native Coals stocked. ;dry . und under cover. ... Black Pine and Manuka Firewood. ■ Price.Lists and Estimates on • application. . P.O. Box 306. - Telephone No, 3G2; 2nd Telephone 4024. - . 8201 FUNERAL NOTICES. THE Funeral of the Into Arthur Reginald Lcdsham will ledvc his parenU', residence, CO Sandyford street! 'Sydenham, on Tueeday, April 10th, ut 3.30 pun., lor thr> ' Sydenham Cemetery. J. LAMB and SOi\. ' 8877 Ti'HE Friends of the lato Edward Jones, of 38 Springfield road, ure informed that his Funeral will leave the residenco of his daughter, Mrs A. Rattray, 159 Cambridge terrace, To-morrow (Tuesday), at 10 a.m., lor Addington Cemetery. GEORGE DA UItELL. 316 rpHE Funeral of the late lioani H. Ru--L. jjone are respecfully informed. that hi) Funeral will leave his father's residence, Tuahiwi, Kaiapoi, on Tuesday, April 10th, at 3 p.m., for tho Tuahiwi Cemetery. F. FISHERY • • - 8683 THE Friends of Mr and' Mrs 11. Hi Dench are ( informed that the VuneruL of .t'lieif lata daughter, Thelma May, will Icav? their rcsi- ' dence at West Oxford on Tuesday, April 10th, at 2 .p.m., -for tho Oxford Cemetery.— GAINbFORD, Undertaker. 8695

J. LAMB AND SON, FUNERAL FURNISHER 3. No. 284 LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone COQ Established 1-73. OOV* AND, RHIND, UNDERTAKERS and EMBALMERS. lOlCaehcl street. 'Phone 812. P.O. Box Mi ' iierbert Langford. John Hhinii, ia London ertreet. - 106 Montreal street. 'Phono 683. 'Puono 160 X - Litiai-aaj'. George barr el l. .FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN. | MOLERN MOTQR HEARSE A Speciality. FOR FUNERALS ANY DISTANCE. Office 221. Garage: 223 Durham street. 'Puono 721. Night or Day. u727t J. ANDERSON, UNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL FURNISHER, 107 VICTORIA STREET. 'Phono 3803 *" MOURNING. ARMSTRONG'S SpeciaUs* MOURNING. -A in all Mourning' rcquir* MOURNING, ed. Co3iuaj-;B ex cutcd in-1 MOURNING, hours." A Special UcpaitMOURNING. ment and Workioom is djMOUItNING. voied to those. needs. , MOURNING. Department opened from 8.30 MOURNING, r.ui jj_v ringing u>> -Nj MOURNING. 1173 or 1042, you can hav.' j MOURNING, an cxpcrienccd Assistant wu.» i MOURNING. yc's at your own horn-.. - .-..Aaat