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Sun (Christchurch), Volume I, Issue 29, 11 March 1914, Page 12

H. S. RICHARDS & SON. J S. RICHA RD S & S0 N v . FEDERAL CHAMBERS; - 162 HEREFORD STREET, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS' AND VALUATORS. FOR SALE. CONVENIENT PROPERTY ON BEALEY AVENUE, comprising Particularly well-constructed DWELLING OF FIVE ROOMS, with all usual offices and conveniences, built principally of Black Pine. NICE SECTION, laid out in garden, fruit trees, asparagus bed, <stc. ALTOGETHER IN FIRST-RATE ORDER. A BARGAIN "AT. H. S. RICHARDS & SON. THREE EXCELLENT SECTIONS. CLOSE TO CRANFORD STREET TRAM. REMARKABLY CHEAP AT £lls EAo,r ' H. ;B. RICHARDS- & SON. ; .26 E. G. STAVELEY £fc CO. GOOD SHEEP PROPERTY. HAWKE'S BAY. Idesi iClimate. • ... 2000 ACRES JPIRST-CLASS SHEEP COtJNTRY, well fenced and watered by springs and creeks. Will - carry 300- sheep/ besides 100 head of "cattle, and do them well': ' Comfortable Cottage. 2 Two miles from school, nine miles from railway. 1 PRICE, jPtfJ PER ACRE. Owner would .consider an Exeliapge for a CANTERBURY FARM. Full particulars, from , E. G. STAVELEY. & CJO., Auctioneers and Land Agents, 196 CASHEL STREET. .101 BUSINESS NOTICES. B BU N N (Late of J. Harvey and Co.), GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANT, Wholesale'"and Retail. Order on 'Phone 2172. . Address: 40 TUAM STREET WEST. Sfest Quality. . Prompt Attention. ■ •; ■ ■ ■■• .95 •yy BOWER Aft D CO., GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANT, 197 CASHEL STREET. CHRTSTCHtjRCH. .44 FORGING [AHEAD E X P O E T S. —1 9 12—

\ North Island .. £13,479,917 South Island .. 1^,251,232 4 MILLION ACRES. AWAITING ' SETTLERS. .132 FOR THEIR CATALOGUE of FARM PROPERTIES O. F. CL-OTHIER. Land Department. The sun want advertisements will brine the help or business desired. Two lines (12 words), sixpence; six insertions for 2/6-

DEWAR TROPHY Awarded Annually by the Royal Automobile Club of Great Britain To the MOTOR CAR demonstrating the greatest achievements towards the advancement of the Motor Car Industry. I V. • THE CADILLAf) is THE ONLY CAR IN THE WORLD to gain the DEWAR TROPHY TWICE—I9OB and 1914. THE CADILLAC is the ONLY AMERICAN CAR to win the TROPHY. THIS TROPHY was previously held by the DAIMLER, ROLLS ROYCE, and NAPIER. It involved 1. The driving of 1000 miles over give and take roads. 2. The. thorough testing of fuel and oil consumption. 3. The ■ recording of the number of times the electric cranking device was used. 4. The duration of the current for lights during and after the run and numerous other practical matters that have to do with efficiency and service. DEXTER & CROZIER, Christchurch