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WANTED TO PURCHASE. WANTED TO PURCHASE. 171/'E PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES FOB "» SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, PIANOS, aud SEWING MACHINES. If you wish to Sell, be sure and give us a ' ring or call. McKENZIE and WILLIS, Auctioneers, Cathedral square (next Post Office). UcGO2S-5146 _ ' " 1 GUILLOTINE WANTED. "DEQUIRED, Self-clamp GUILLOTINE, to ! cut 4- inch. Must be in good order. Send full particulars and price to MESSRS H. L. YOUNG, LTD.. SS2I Palmerston North. WANTED Buy, young, quiet Cow, springing preferred. Send full particulars. J.J.H.. Addington Post Office. 953 SEED Season, 1918.—Wanted Purchase, Imperial and Blue Peas. Taree, and Mangold Seeds. Highest cash prioco, account principals. J. Meagher and Co., 155 Cashel street. 051 BUNGALOW Wanted.—Wo are instructed to find a Modern 6-roomed Bungalow, £800 to £1000, Merivala preferred; also want 4-roomed Bungalow with about an acre, anywhere handy to cars. Having Twithl-ng to exactly suit these buyera we shall be glad, to hear from sellers of euoh property. Ronald S. Badger, 187 Manchester street. 8909 Buy, Modern Six-roomed BunTT , galow, within 2d Section; electrio light and all conveniences. State terms, Jtc., -to UlB, "Press." 928 to Purchase, for removal, five or six-roomed Cottage, in good condition. Apply Box 520, Christchurch. 945 r— r— WANTED Purchase, Second-hand Gas or Petrol Engine, about 3 h.p.. Full particulars to W.K.8., 41 May's road, Papanui. 852 WANTED TO LET. P U KNISHED Suite to Let. Supettioreuito ' of Furnished Rooma to lot, separate kitchen. ' 447 Montreal street. Telephone 259. 950 FURNISHED Houses To Let, 6, 6, 7, , rooms, modern conveniences. 426 Barbadoee street. TO Ixit at Sumner, the fine Sumner home-, stead known as VVahi-Ruru, compxiaing modern Residence of about 10 rooms, and beautiful- garden and orchard (with or without paddocks). Moderato rental. W. r.. Simes and Co., 146 Hereford street. > 260 > TO NURSES. DOCTORS, BOARDING- ' HOUSE-KEEPERS. TO Let, larg; House, No. 76 Papanui road* - adaptable for Nursing Home, Bo aiding- ' house, or Institution. 17 rooms, - 3 bath- 1 rooms, sewer con irion - upstairs and, out-. , side. Over J-Acre. Laundry and man's room detached. Will let on Jeaae or sell •' on easy terms. Price £1475. Government Valuation £1300. Exchange oonsidored for amall property. Equity £500. Keys on application to RONALD S. BADGER, 187' Manchester street. 82479-8595 FUNERAL NOTICES. , THE Friends of the late Mrs Elisabeth Mutimer are informed that her Fune-. ■ ral will leave the residence of her Bon, Robert, 80 Vickery's road, . Sockburn, on rhursday, at 2 p.m., for Riccarton Churohrard. GEORGE BARBELL. " 921 rpHE Friends of tho late Edwin Ath/arton, J- of 14 Scott street, are informed that; hi 6 Funeral will leave*/the General Hospital on Thursday, at 11 a.m M for Sydenham Cemetery. GEORGE BARRELL. 022 THE Friends of tho late Richard Fletcher are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late residence, 64 Hawkesbury avenue, on Thursday, at 2 p.m., for St. Matthew's Church, and thence to Linwood Cemetery. GEORG-E BARRELL. 919 . THE Friends of Mr and Mrs Arthur James Allan are invited to attend the Funeral of their late son, Arthur Walden, whioh will leave their residence, 60 Ashbourne street, ' Woplston, on Thursday, at 4 p.m., for Linwood Cemetery. GEORGE BARRELL. 917 1 THE Friends of. the late William James' Trerise are invited to attend hia Funeral, which will leave his late residence, 24 Princes street, Wooleton, on -Friday, at 2 p.m., for Linwood Cemetery. GEORGE HAIiRELL. ■* . 927 rPHE Friends of Mr and Mrs W. R. SproJL sen are invited to attend. the Funeral ol their lato son, Edwin Stanley Noville, leaving their residence, 614 -Armagh street: Linwood, on Thursday, February 21st, at p.m., for the Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMri and SON. 83iJ 'PHE Funeral of the late Edwin John -L Palmer will leave his lato residence, Palmer's road, New Brighton, on Friday, February 22nd, at. 12.30 p.m., for tho Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. 8014 aBiwnoBMnBaMmHBBW TNDEPENDENT ORDER OF KECHAJL BII.ES, "STAR Ol' 1 VVOOLSTON" 'iEXT. —lumbers of the above Tent arc requested t(®attend tlio-Funeral of the late Jtiro. W. j. 'Ireri&e. P.C.K., leaving- hi» late ' - lesidcnce, 21 Princes street, Woolston, on Friday, at 2 p.m., for the Linwood cemetery. .Sister Tenis invited. H. Ballantine, Cilt. \V. G. Foster. Sccrctary. t'SS AND RH I D, UNDERTAKERS and EMBALMERS. 104 Caahel street. 'Phono 812. P.O. Box al3. Herbert Lanyford, John Rhind, l'j London street. 10C Montreal siree« 'Phone 089. 'Phone 1603. Lll9l-8851 J. LAMB AND SON, FUNERAL FURNISHERS. iIOTOR HEARSES AND CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS TO ANY PART OF CANTERBURY. No. 234 LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone "QQ Established 1873. Ooy. L 4151 George barrell, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. MODERN MOTOR HEARSE AND MOTOR CARRIAGES. FOR FUNERALS ANY DISTANCE. Office -J2'. Garage: 235 Durham street, 'Phone 721. Night or Da.'. ' 87271. MOURNING. ARMSTRONG'S Specialise MUUiUvING. in all Mourning .re* MOURNING, quired. Costumes executed MOURNING, in 24 hours. A Special De* MOURNING, partment and Workroom is; : MOURNING, devoted to these needs. MOURNiNG. Department opened from •- MOURNING. 8.30 a.m By ringing up No. MOURNING. 1473 or 1049 you can have IIOUHNING. an experienced Assistant wait ■ MOURNING, upon you at your own hornet ▲2360.