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Press, Volume LV, Issue 10023, 29 April 1898, Page 8

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. LAKE AND EVANS. rpOWN AND SUBURBAN BUILDING SITES FOR SALE, EITHER FOR CAS'* OR ON ANY REASONABLE TEUMS. £ ACRES AND OVER. Fendalton (Brvndwr and Holmwood), New Brighton. Ri-'Mrton, e-andridze, Opawa, Windsor, Norm road, Hes.ii.cote Wdley, Papanui, Sumner, Springston. ITO * ACRES. Fendalton (Brvndwr. Himnwood and St rowan). New Brighton, opawa. Panantti, Riccarton, Windsor and St. Albans, Canal Reserve. 1 1 2 TO "- ACRE. Fendnlton (Brvndwr and Holmwood), Lincoln road Linwood, Opawa, Papanui, Riccarton, Richmond "•uuiuer. May's road. "i" TO 2 ACRE. Armasrh street E., Fern- road. New Brishton, Fendalton, '.imvno-l. Opawa. P-oanui r.iad ( Bligh's r«ad, Finslas an-l Office roa-i), liie-arton, Richmond, Wilson's road, Sumner, Hereford street, Lancaster Park, Aikinan's road. 1 4" ACRE AND T.~SS. Addington, Armairh strict, Fendalton, Ferry road, Carlton padlocks, Linvood, Opawa, New Brighton, Oxford terra-e. Willow sire~t, Kiccarton, Richmond, Sandri-ige, Sydenham, Hen ford street, Sumner, Lancaster Park, Cashel stre*', Office road, Lichfield street, Cashel street, Spieydon. MONEY TO LEND on Freehold Securities, in large or small sum*, at )x>we->t R:ites. Reasonable Charges. LAKE AND EVANS, | LICENSED lAND BROKERS (L.T. ACT), I Hereford street Chamber*. "*C" OR SALE. SYDENHAM—WindmiII road, Section 1 rood 11 perches; £10 deposit, balance 10s week. LINWOOD—New five-roomed House, scullery, wa«hr>ouse, over ± acre, near tram, splendid aspect. Low deposit and ej-sy terms accepted. 3 ACR'-'.-', with five-roomed hrmse and scullery, iron rcof, stables,- and fruit trees, near Lincoln road tram. T. E. TAYLOR AND CO., HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS 756 Cashel street, opposite Prkss Oflioe. J. T. BELL, CATHEDRA!. SQUARE. "PROPERTIES FOR SALE. WBNDONSIDE, about 7 miles from Riversdale Station, Otngn— About 216 acres of first-class land, subdivided into 6 puddocks, pood running . treams through the properly, chiefly in crass, with cottage and stables and other -"utbuildings, school close to the property. Price only £3 5s per acre. An exchange for town property might be made. BLIGH'S KOAO, PAPANUI—Nine acres first class laud, with lon<j frontage, admirably suited for residence, or well adapted for subdivision. SUMNER—Substantially built modem house of 8 large rooms, bathroom, hall, verandah and balcony, washhouse and copp-r, scullery, with over half an acre nicely laid out, well fenced'and planted, stable, loose-box and coachhouse. GLOUCESTER STREKT, LINWOOD, convenient to tram—Well built home of 5 rooms, pautry, scullery, wide hall, verandah, concrete foundations, plastered throughout, iron roof, about quarter-acre, fenced and planted. ADDINGTON—SeveraI firer-class building sections, close to tram and Show Gro nds. MATHKSON'S ROAD, LINWOOD — New substantially Imilt house of six large rooms, bathroom (hot and cold), pantry, scuUery, plastered throughout, concrete foundation, iron roof, with about quarter, acre nicely laid out. PROPERTIES TO LET. HOTEL TO LET. mo LET, FOR A TERM, THE Al HOTEL, CHRISTCHURCH. Apply to 1075 8. MANNING and CO., LIMITED. TO LET, TTOUSB of TEN ROOMS, with all modern convenience-, situated in Gloucester street near the Choral Hall. Apply to C. PALAIRET, 211 Armagh street. HOTELS, Patronised by their Excellencies the Governor* of New Zealand. V. R COKER'S FAMILY HOTEL CHRIS rCUURCH. Within one minute of the Railway Station JAMES HATFIELD, Proprietor (late of the Royal Hotel, Canterbury Club and U.S.S. Company). Teleohone 231. Letters will receive every attention CITY BUFFET PRIVATE HOTEL COLOMBO STREET (near Recce's, Ironmongers). THIS NEW and COMMODIOUS ESTABLISHMENT is NOW OPEN. FUKNISHED in the BEST STYLE. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths. First-class Accommodation for Permanent Boarders and the Travelling Public. CLOSE TO RAILWAY STATION AND GENERAL POST OFFICE TRAMS PASS DOOR. LUNOHEON from NOON to 2 p.m. LETTERS and TELEGRAMS will receive PROMPT ATTENTION. JAMES HOWEY, Proprietor. ZETLAND ARMS HOTEL. THIS FAVOURITE OLD FARMERS' RESORT is now under the ownership of JOHN FOX, Thirty-two yeats Landlord of the Prince of Wales HoteL The house has been thoroughly renovated and refurnished, and now offers every comfort. The EXPENSIVE STARLING ACCOMMODATION (running from Cashel street to Lichfield street) is now in thorough pood order, and is under the per sonal supervision of Mr Fox himself, assisted by F. Goodwin (" Little Fred"), who wvs so many years with the late Mr Seabright. Thi* should be a guarantee to country visitors that their HORSES WILL HAVE THE BEST OF TREATMENT Charges very moderate, viz.. Stands 6:1, and with Feed ls. The Bar is stocked with the Best Brands of Liquors, including D.C.L. " Very Old SpeciaL" It is the intention of the proprietor to use every effort to rentier the " Old Zetland" comfortable alike to Country and Town Friend*, and he trusts accordingly to be favoured with their patronage. Stopping place for Wild's Belfast Drags. "YyHITE HART HOTEL HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. TARIFF: £2 „ per Week. Breakfast, _. Lunch, X Dinner, 2a 6d Bed*. 2s. JOHN NEILL, Proprietor. Sample Rooms. Telephone 45. Night Porter. T. A. BULLICK, HEREFORD STREET, AGENT IN CANTERBURY FOR— Read Bros.'" Dog's Head " Ale and Stout Greenleesßros.' Rare Old Scotch Whiskies Dunville and Co.'s, Limited. Rovai Irish Distillerie The Chanipo<nie Vineyard Proprietors' Brandies Ross's Royal "Belfast Ginger Ale D. Dunlop's Derby Tobacco Slee, Slee and Co.'s Pure Malt Vinegar Also, ON SALE— KingHord's Oswesro Corn Flour JDKZ Geneva, Old Tom, Dry Gin Claret*. Ports and Sherries Corks Diadem and Golden Eagle Tobacco Turpentine, Rosin and Caustic Soda Proprietor Rtd Pyramid Ceylon Packet Tea OLD IRON. WANTED to PURCHASE—OLD ROPE, SACKING, WOOLSACKS, Ac. for Cash. Bottles Bought. Sold, or Exchanged. J. SNHLL, COLOMBO STREET SOUTH and ELIZABETH STREET, SYDENHAM. , Z»l«fh0B«*-l65.