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Press, Volume XXI, Issue 2491, 30 July 1873, Page 1

Properties to Let or Sell FOR SALE, FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE AND LAND, Durham street north. W r M. WILSON & CO. FOR SALE OR TO LET, THOSE COMMODIOUS BUSINESS PREMISES in Gloucester street, now in the occupation of Messrs Toomer and Sons. 4670 7-2 WM. WILSON & CO. TO LET ON LEASE. OA ACRES LAND MALVERN HILLS. WM. WILSON k CO. I TO LET, OHOPS IN UNION BUILDINGS, CASHEL STREET. Apply E. MAINWARING-JOHNSON, 7-17 5611 At Duncan and Jameson's. FOR SALE, By Order of the Mortgagee, ABOUT 1700 ACRES, fronting on the River Wairau, near Blenheim, partly arable land. Price £850. Apply to 7-16 5587 HANMER & HARPER. MILFORD. THIS Property, consisting of SEVENTY ACRES, situated at FENDALL TOWN, with a good residence an,d ornamcutal grounds, will bs sold. The land will be divided if desired. Apply to HARMAN k STEVENS. July 12, 1873. 7-14 5552 rp O T E T — About 19i ACRES of GRASS LAND i (for long or short period), opposite Mr Abbott's Nursery, Papanui road. Also, j FRONTAGES for BUILDDNG LEASES, opposite the Carlton Hotel, and Abbott's Nursery, Papanui road. 6-26 6808 THOMPSON k CAMERON. VILLA RESIDENCE TO LET. THE Residence now in the occupation of Mr T. Roberts, Selwyn street, Addington (formerly occupied by Mr F. Strouts). The House is exceedingly well finishcdi and comprises 7 rooms and pantryThe outbuildings are stable, coachhouse, fowl-house, cow-shed, and granary. The Land measures 5 acres, and is conveniently laid out in paddocks, orchard, fruit und flower garden. The property combines the advantages of a town residence, being only 15 minutes' walk from the Royal Hotel, with the seclusion of the country. The rent is exceedingly moderate. Apply to H. E. ALPORT, Land, House, and Estate Agent, 7-30 5994 Hereford street, Christchurcli. BRUCE'S HOTEL, AKAROA. GEORGE SCARBROUGH in retiring from the a*>ove Hotel desires to thank his many friends for their generous support for the past ten years, and begs to intimate to them that he has LET the HOUSE to Mr JOHN BEECHER, for whom he solicits the continuance of the support heretofore extended to that establishment. 7-30 5885 NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS against the Undersigned, late of Bruce's Hotel, Akaroa, arc requested may be furnished to him without delay, as he is about leaving the colony. GEORGE SCARBROUGH. 7-30 6884 Meetings, Amusements, &c. A SHtJURTON ANNUAL PLOUGHING. MATCH, 1873, To be held in MR H. T. SMITH'S PADDOCK, Close to the GREAT SOUTH ROAD, ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 1. Prizes to the amount of £52 will be awarded in the following classes, according to the number of entries in each class :— 1. Ploughmen who have obtained prizes previously. 2. Ploughmen who have not obtained prizes previously. 3. For double furrow ploughs. 4. For boys under eighteen years of age. Special prizes will be awarded in addition to the above :— For the Straightest Furrows For the Best Finish in the Men's Classes For the Best Finish in the Double Furrow Class For the Best Feering in the Boys' Class For the Best Groomed Horses, and For the Best Kept Harness Every class is open to all ploughmen in the district on payment of an entrance fee of 7s 6d, boys 2s 6d ; non-subscribers double fees. No entrance fee will be received after 12 o'clock at noon on THURSDAY, July 31st, before which time Entries may be made with any Member of the Committee or the Hon. Secretary. Teams to be on the ground at nine o'clock a.m.; to start at ten o'clock and finish at half-past three p.m. The Annual Ploughing Match Dinner to take place at Tnrton's Hotel at six p.m. J. WARD, 1 7-24 5169 Hon, Sec.