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Press, Volume XLVI, Issue 7356, 8 July 1889, Page 8

__B_jceßjui9oiiß - — ■——■ i i"i ■ C ash Advertisements under ex ceeding twenty-four words ONE SHILI ING WANTED KNOWN—For a Good Portrait go to Dutch and Bull, US Victoria street, and ensure satisfaction. • >III TI_TANTED. to Sell, 150 Quarter-acre Sections V V at New Brighton. %U fronting and near the Beach; £5 deposit, balance weekly, monthly or on mortgage. This is a chance to obtain a section that may never occur again. W. Stonyer. 186 Hereford street. Martens Buildings. XITANTED. to Sell, by order of the MortTf ga-eea, good 5-roomed House, nice garden. Windmill road. This is a rare chance to obtain a good property, which most be sold. For particulars, apply w. Stonyer, 186 Hereford street. Morten's BiVlV"~gs» WANTED, to Sell, about 2J miles from town, a gentleman's Residence, containing 12 spacious rooms and all necessary offices, with hot and cold water laid on up stairs and down. The grounds consist of about 7 Acres beautifully laid out with 2 lawns, fish pond, and an orchard containing fruit trees of the choicest sorts. This property is for absolute sale, and may be had a bargain, and on most reasonable terms. This is a rare chance to obtain a first-class property. Good reason for selling. Also quarter-acre section near Park. For cards to view and particulars, apply to W. Stonyer, 186 Hereford street, Morten's Buildings. TO THE LADIES OF CHRISTCHURCH— MISS MoCORMICK waits upon persons who have SECONDHAND CLOTHING todls poseof The highest price given far Ladies and Gentlemen's Ctothing Jewellery. Furniture, fee. Address Colombo road, Sydenham, near the Rail way Gates. 2115 Money. MONEY TO LEND. ~ 1 HAVE VARIOUS SUMS OF MONEY TO LEND upon Mortgage of Approved Freehold Security, at current rates of interest. HENRY D. ANDREWS, g9Ol Solicitor, 9 Cathedral square J. STRUTHERS WILLIAMS, SOLICITOR.. 203 GLOUCESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, TJA3 MONEY FOR INVESTMENT AT CURRENT RATES, IN LARGE OR SMALL SUMS. MONEY TO LEND. THE Undersigned havo Several SUMS of TRUST MONEY TO LEND, at Lowest Current Rates, on First-clasi FREEHOLD SECURITY. • ACLAND, BARNS and CO., 174 Hereford stieet, 9981 Christchurch. MONEY TO LEND ON APPROVED SECURITIES AT CURRENT RATES. IZARD and LOUGHNAN, SoUoitors, 595 Hereford street. Christohuroh. THE No, 3 BUILDING AND LAND SOCIETY ! (PERMANENT). j%,|-ONEY LENT FROM £25 UPWARDS, SECURITY For Fixed Periods, Or on Monthly Repayment System. Advances made without fees, and at a few hours notice. J. H. SEAGER, Secretary. Offices—Worcester street, Christchurch. ■ 5204 MONEY FOR INVESTMENT SUMS OF MONEY varying in amount from £100 to £5000 ready for investment on Freehold Security at Current Rates of InterestPrincipal Repayable either in a Term of Years or by Half-Yeariy Instalment*, as may suit Borrowers. T. L JOYNT. Solicitor, 4043 205 Gloucester street. MONEY FOR INVESTMENT. W7"E have MONEY FOR INVESTMENT FREEHOLD SECURITY At Lowest Current Rates. DUNCAN, COTTERILL and MARTIN, 4368 Cathedral Square. MORTGAGES WANTED. *I»rB are nstructed to LEND MONEY * * on Mortgage to Farmers and Others, in SUMS TO SUIT BORROWERS, At Low Interest. • ACTON-ADAMS and KIPPENBERGER, Solicitors, 3103 198 Hereford street. | MONEY TO LEND. THE Undersigned has for INVESTMENT VARIOUS SUMS from £100 to £15,000, at Lowest Rates of Interest, on mortgage of town, country or suburban properties. Borrower* can pay off the whole or portion of tbe moaeys advanced on giving short notice. Sums under £100 for investment on reasonable terms. EDWD. R. DEACON. SoUolDor. Hereford street Chambers, Hereford street. I NOTICE NOTICE. NOTICE. MONEY TO LEND. ON Promissory notes or personal security, deeds, bond warrants, life policies, and general goods, to be repaid by weekly or monthly instalments as may be agreed upon, We are also prepared to Buy or Sell on Commission land, bouses, shares in Public Companies, Insurance, Mines, Sec. Trade bills discounted on the shortest notice, and renewed if required. Being Licensed Pawnbrokers, we will make advances upon all kinds of Jewellery, diamonds, and precious stones. 1 All business strictly private and confidential. For terms of commission and rate of interest) apply HA. DAVIS, • Lichfield street; Or by letter. Box P.O. 172. Board and Residence. T ODGE'S Temperance Rest—Board and fj Lodging on reasonable terms. Tuesday Night, a Temperance Meeting. All invited. Saturday NightSr-Concerts for the People. Refreshments ail hours. . . 431 SUPERIOR Private Board and Residence, St. Elmo. 187 Worcester street wesy 7773 COMFORTABLE Rooms for Families at 38 Park terrace. 7972 *WTERY.Superior Private Board and Residence V 269 Cashel street west. 659 SUPERIOR Private Board and Residence 287 Cashel street. 3199 VERY Comfortable Board and Residence at Waitahuna House, 285 Cashel street Wast 668 GROSVENOR HOUSE, Comfortable Private Board and Residence, No. 56 Gloucester street East, near Latimer square. Terms very moderate. 500 ~DLIGH*S TEMPERANCE HOTEL and T> RESTAURANT—Best accommodation in town is now offered to boarders. Double room. IBs per week; single room, 18s per week; board without lodgi&g. lis per week; weekly dinners, 4a jper week; board and locUrings, 3a §er day. Good accommodation for families, molting-room. sitting-room (with use ofpiano), bath-room, and shower-bath. Stabling free. F. BRIDGES, Proprietor Bei&en Notices GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS AT DUNEDIN. WELLINGTON, AND CHRIST CHURCH EXHIBITIONS. JUVENILE DEPARTMENT. F this fast increasing Branch of our Business we have attained a position before all competitors. The cut, adaptation, make, and durability of the Garments are universally admired and patronised. In the past season the Sale in tins Department was a Complete Success, and we trust that, with renewed effort, we shall met with as much encouragement as we have experienced in the past. H.ALLENSTEIN Bros., NEW ZEALAND CLOTHING FACTORY, 166 CASHEL STREET, (Next the DXC.) PLANTING SEASON, KERR and BARNETT have on SALS FRUIT TREKS of every description, comprising many thousands of choice well grown trees. Apples on blight proof stocks. Pears, Plums, Peaches, Apricots. Quinces, Walnuts, Grape Vines, Raspberries, Currants, Gooseberries, Rhubarb. Sec , t . . Also. Rnses and Rhododendrons, In choice varieties. Conifers, Shrubs, Forest Trees, and Hedge Plants, for quantity and quality are unequalled in the colony. -— . . __. Contract planting done by experienced ww*men. Contractors and large planters liberally dealt with. _. Catalogues free an sppiieaa££v_-_„tt_, __. STANMORB NURSERY, Ci-R-STCHURCtt OM9