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AUCKLAND EXHIBITION. CARGEN HOTEL. 'ETIREPROOF, EtacrHtt Light and Lift, ■*- Garden Bo of, Suites, with private Bathrooms, etc.; central to Citr; overlooks Harbour. TARIFF: From 10s. P<?r Dar, Suites—According to Position and Kumber of Booms Required. ORCHESTRA, For Plans and further particulars, apply Thos. Cook and Son, Grand hotel, aucklakd, n,z„ The Leading Hotel of tho Citr. Patronised by the Suite of Their Royal Highnesses, tho Prince and Princess of Wales, and Governors of Australia and New Zealand. Fitted to Promote JJrery Cofitfcrt. Motor-ear; Sleet all Boats and Trains. Cable Address, "Grandee:," Auckland. JAMES ROLLESTOS', ' Proprietor. JUST ARRIVED— FRENCH BLOtISES. Dainty.shadow effects in filmy Chiffon and Lace, charmingly designed and expressing the Parisian mode of the womefct. - These will appeal to every lady of taste, HAYWARD, THE LADIES' TAILOR, LAMBTON QUAY, A LL New Zealanders visiting London should read the "British Australasian," 6d. weekly—an illustrated paper, containing raa.il and cable news from Now Zealand, and tews of New Zealanders in Europe and at Home. New Zealanders are cordtalEy invited to/ visit th<i "British. Australasian" Reading Room, at the offices, 115 High fiolbom, London, W.C. r where they Sail see the Home papers, meet their friends, use the telephone, and obtain information without charffj. A WORD ABOUT TEA. A LL the Teas we sell are. imported by ourselves direct, and blended at our own Factory, so oilr Customers can re.ly on getting the BEST VALUE for theft money. TRY THE ORIENT, jyg PER LB. Strong, Economical. "VYARDELL'S , Willis Street, TEA SPECIALISTS. By Special ® s Excellency Appoint, to ' the Governor. mRY BOHAN'S CHINA BUB TEAS. Famous for its. mild rich flawmr. 2s. per lb. BAKER'S BUILDINGS, WELLINGTON. -'Phone 263?. ALTER PLATT,"Contractor, etc., H Jlolesworth Street, Wellington, Ornamental and I'iain Work in Cement awl Plaster, Tiling, ate. AH classes of Cemetery Work undertaken. Estimates and designs submitted.

FUNERAL NOTICES. _ nnHE Friends of George Perry aro re--JL spectt'ully iuv'ited to-attend the Funeral of his late wife, Hannah Isabella, which will loavo his residence, Silverstream, on Sunday, Isth February, 1914:, at 1 p.m. for the English Churchyard, Trentham. : G. A. M'ILYIUDE, Undertaker, Lower Hat-t, ' E. MORRIS, JO NR., Undertaker and EmbidSuer, CO Taranaki St.. aad 28 Revatis St. TVTO Ring on .'t'hoae 937 is too early or too late to reeeivfi 'imTiiccliatß a-tteiv-tion. Mortuary Chanel for the convenience of the public. Carriages, landaus at the shortest notice. 'Phone Nos.-Head Department 937. New town Branch 142, Livery Stables 1668. Piiva-to 'Pbom 3749.