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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXI, Issue 5897, 24 February 1903, Page 2

F. FEBBIMAN "" FO R SAT. E. ALFORD FOREST ROAD. ■ - ACOMFOR TABLK little Property, comprising half an Rtrre of l.uid ami Dwelling House, tho property of Miss Bishop. The owner i3 desirous of a speedy sale bmng effected, and is prepared to accept a low price. Terms and further particulars on application, F. FERRIMAN, Land aud Estate Agent. FOR SALE. Corner East Belt and Wakanui Road. MR JAMES EEID has instructed me to Sell his property, situated on the Bel , comprising nearly one aoro of land att'A a vory convenient D welling House of 8 r«>oras. Part of the grounds hnve bean laid oitt in lawn and gardens, and the whole property is in first-class condition. As Mr Reid has been removed from the Ashburton Kailway Station to Lyttelton he is anxious to sell, and is prepared to accept »low figure. Easy torms can be arranged and full particulars will be given on application to F. FERRIMAN, Land and Estate Agent. FOR~SALE Cornet Princess and William Streets. I HAVE been instructed by Mr J. D Gobbe to Sell that desirable Property situated as above, comprising- li acres of land, with Dwelling House of 5 rooms and " scullery, wash-house (2) x 10), and fowlhouae. The land is laid out in gardens and orchard, and the latter is stocked with a good assortment of young trees. Easy terms can be arranged and_ full particulars will be supplied on application. F. FERRIMAK, Land and Estate Agent. FOR~SALE. " Monkeilver," Wakanui Road, Ashburton. I HAVE received instructions from Mr J. T. Cooch to Sell his well-known Property, tsituated on the Wakanui Road, within 10 minutes walk of the Post Office. The property comprises one acre of land, upon which ia erected a very desirable Dwelling House, containing 8 rooms, bath and wash-house, complete with every modern convenience, stables and trap-house. The house is supplied with water from windmill and tanks. Part of the land is being used as a paddock and the other portion has been laid oat in lawn, flower-gardens and kitchen garden, and is in a high state of culfcivntion. To any person in search of a home, which will not require any immediate work or expenses 'Monksilver* is beyond doubt ■worthy of inspection, as Mr Cooch has spared neither money nor expense in making it what he had hoped would be his home fo? years to come. My instructions are to effect a prpmpt Bftle, as Mr Coooh, on account of his health, is removing to Wanganui in March. Terms can be arranged to suit purchasers. Full particulars on application. F. FERRIMAN, Land * Ksfcate Agent. ' FO i< -:- " : "Rawhiti," Wills r,ai West. I HAVE recmved instructions from Mr F. H. Beckingsale, who has left Ashburton, to sell his very desirable property, situated within a few minutes walk of the Post Office. The D'volling, which contains six rooms, wifch hall, bathroom, scullery and washhouse, was erected by Mr Beakiugsale regardless of cost, with a view to convenience and comfort,nnd is now offered fnf sale on account o£ tho owner., having entered into business in SfcQtJißE part of the Colony.. ..-■-•"lmmediate occupation can be given and terms of payment made to suit purchasers. Further particular3 cun be obtained on application." F. FERRIMAN, Land & Estate Agent. BUSINESS NOTICES. -—21 DATS. — ■ I mHE BLUE BOOT STORE SALE COSIJIENCINO ON SATURDAY, February 21st. £1200 Worth ot High-Class Goods Must Go. Prices simply cut in half. J^OHPARE THE TRICES. i WsiDEE THE SAVING, & I JOME RIGHT ALONG TO J). STOCK'S Great Boot Sale, Burnett Street, Ashburton. II S. BARRETT, , ' AGENT, Arcade, Ashburton. HAVING severed my connection with the Manchester Fire A ssurance Co. I beg to inform all those who have hitherto done business with my late father, Mb H. W. Barrett, that I have been appointed Agent for this District for The Yorkshire Fire Insurance Co. (Established 1824; accumulated fund-) £1,323,398.) AND The Live Stock General Insurance Company, And I hope to conserve the business connection of my late father on behalf of these Offices. I shall also continue the house, land, debt collecting and general agency conducted by my late father. NoteAddrpss.—Same Office, Arcade, Ashburton. 1 316 H GRESHAM, SURGEON AND MECHANICAL T>ENTTST. j By Examination, October, 1897. Ti^IGIIT years experience with E. G. and jfij F. W. Gresham, Dentists, Dunedin , and Invercargill. Has commenced practice in rooms upstairs from the entrance to Thomas' Auction Rooms, Burnett Street. Stoppings in Gold, Amalgam, and Cement. Gold and Porcelain crowns made ; also sets of teeth with Vulcanite and Porcelain gums. Gas administered. All work guaranteed. Hours of Attendance —9 a.m. —8 p.m. Private Residence—Care Mks Grant, Willd Street. "\K TE do all in our power to meet the ? V requirements of our customers in the dining rooms, both by buying the very best gcods and giving best possible attention.—H. Baibstow. "TTIOR Brass and Enamel Preserving Pans, _ij Jam and Jelly Jar*, Brewers Crystals, Sheet Gelatine, etc., go to Caeson and Go's. Large stock and lowest prices in Canterbury.«