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™" £dal—eds Moltcea. • ALLAN HOPKINS .•' HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE AND . FINANCIAL AGBNT, Valuator and land broker, CATHEDRAL SQ_AR_ <Adjolnlng Bank of New Zealand). . ,T .P9OP_RT£BS/ t For Sale, br which very easy terms of payment can always be arranged. Ferry road—Residence of 9 rooms, piaa* tered,' pant*ie«. scullery, wash-hoase, dairy, stables and coach-house, with 6 ■ acres of land in garden, orchard, and paddpeks. Owner leaving, we airjs prepared to submit an offer. Peterborough street—Two villa residences of 7 rooms each, with scullery f pantry, wash-house, &c Price £522. This is a good letable property, and at present is paying 14 per cent, per annum. Matbesun'e road—Well-built house of 7 rooms, greenhouse, wash-bouse, &c, stabling and outbuildings, | acre land In garden and fruit .trees. JPrice very low. . St. Martin s, Opawa—Comfortable House of 5 rooms, pantry, sCuUery, wash-house, and'e\*cry convenience, 2 acres land nicely laid out. _Tice and easy terms. Bryadwr—A really good House of 6 rooms, exclusive of scullery, dairy, washhouse with copper, stable, Sec, 4 acres land. Price £CSO; terms. »• Papanui road—Gentleman's Residence, containing 8 rooms, bathroom, storeroom, lavatory, hot aad cold water throughout, nearly _ acre land well laid out. Price low; small deposit* New Brighton, not far from the hotel—A very snug Cottage of 4 rooms, &o. t good artesian, and nearly . acre. £150. Upon terms. Npw Brighton, near the Main road—4o Acres, well fenced (live fences); several acres in plantation, balance grass; house of 4 rooms, with outbuildings, garden and orchard. Very moderate price and easiest of terms. TO LET. A Weekly To Let List is published, which can be had free on application at office. ' MONEY. The following Sums Ready for Investment at Lowest Rate A of Interest: —£1600, £1000, £750, £500, _~0i), £250, also several smaller sums. Printed Circular of Properties For Salo .is Ready for Distribution, or posted free to any address. ALLAN HOPKINS, Cathedral square, t Adjoining Bank of New Zealand. ROYAL 'AND TOO-.REQAL PHOTOGRAPHER. STUDIO . 150 COLOMBO STREET. THE Photographi c "* Work now being produced at this Studio Is beiug greatly eulogised by both tho "Press and geueral public for its excellency and superiority to the ordinary class of cheap work as produced at other studios. C. H. MANNING Is coastantly in attendance and does his own operating, thereby ensuring thorough satisfaction to his patrons. All work executed by him Is thoroughly guaranteed Re-sittings granted until pleased. Orders finished promptly to time specitled, Weather permitting. T a distinguished p&u-onago received by C. H. Manning from their R.H. tne Princes Victor and George of Wales, the Karl ot Onslow, Lord Harris, Sir W. F. D. Jervois, Admiral Fan-fax, Sir A. Musgrove Sir W. Robinson Sir F, Broome. &c., &c.,r.ai titles to Iris oapa bilities as a Photographic* artist of repute. Children made a study ot. Pose, expression, softness, brilliancy and general finish pardon larly attended to. POPULAR PRICES. C.i H. manning"- HOTO ARTIST ASK YOUR " Druggist and Storekeeper SOB GRANDMOTHER'S SALVE, . A. Certain Cure FOB CANCER (PROTECTED BJf ROYAL. LETTERS . PATENT). Tbe foUowing amongst an mberof Testimonials have been, received :— "ChrlsLChurch, December 3rd, 1888. "To Mrs Rider—l have much pleasure ia testifying to the o-lclenoy of Grandmother's Cancer Salve, in the case of chilblains. During the last winter I havo boen singularly free from them, and must ascribe! t to tne persistent application of that valuable preparation.— Yours truly, Q. A Jonks " •October, IUB7, North atroet, St. Albans. . Mrs Rider—l wish to teU you I have found great relief by using Grandmother's Salve for a MWi. case of scurvy, from wldch I bad Buffered . a long time. 1 tried evety thing I could thmkot . tocneck it, but iv spite of all 1 could do, it continued t? spread, until it had formed largo ulcers, when 1 was induced to u-y the salve. I was soon very thankful that I did so, for before I had used up o_o roll tho ulcers were healed and the discitso disappeared. I have also tried ii for boils <m the children with the greatest success. I now keep ie by mc as the ' household salve. I wish it every success, and wiU recommeudlt to my friends.—Yeurs truly, E. Macabee.' Wholesale Ageata-KEMPTHORNE, PROS : SSR and CO.'S New Zoaland Drug Company Ltd., Christchurch. Agents wanted. MRS RIDER, Sole Manufacturer of Grandmother's Canoer Salve, . . NEAR HITCHENS' uuu.s'Kß, AVONSIDEL Christchurch. Sold everywhere in Rolls, 6d. Is and Is 6d each. P.S.—AnyChe wishirnf to know the nserits of this Salvo, or its. application to any disease, may apply to J. S. Cook. Chemist Cashel eet, Christchurch. _IHST PRIZE DUNEDIN EXHIBITION / J, CLEGG," WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BASSINETTE, PERAMBULATOR AND GO-CART MANUFACTURER- ;! Knbper-tyre-Wheel Perambulators,"' SPECIAL VALUE £2 10s. - iPrice List Fre& ' : Repairs Neatly and Cheaply Executed, 181 ARMAGH 61 REBTf % vi ' T ' ~ ■ ' ■ , ' ■ . KNOWN. W, STOCKS, MONUMENTAL MASON, MADRAS STREET SOUTH HAS over -_ g\g % MONUMENTS In AIARBLE, ±%)0 GRANITK. and other Stones, of vnrious Designs, and in order to make room for Shipments to arrive, intends to otter a largo poriioa of his STOCK at a considerable Reduction. No reasonable offer ref nsed. Must realise. March 1891 - HEALTH FOR ALL, ■ ..■•■•'" HOLLOWAY'iJ PILLS AND OINTMENT. HT'lHEPills purify the blood, correct aU dis JL osders of the Liver, Scomaoh, Kidneys Sf* ?*? w iaj-lu&We ia AH cm plainta incidental to females. The Ointment Is the only reliable reaedyf or Bad Leg?, (jid Wounds, Sores, and Ulcera, For Bronchitis, Diphtheria, Concha, Colds, Gout, Rheumatism, and aU SkSn Diseases It has no equal. ■ " Soldbythe Pronrletor. Thomas Hoixowa_ _NewjOsfofd street. London, and by Mcd , ' "