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Press, Volume LV, Issue 10150, 24 September 1898, Page 12

PROPERTIES TO LET. f LAKE AND EVANS. '""* f . rr\o MILKMEN, DAIRYMEN, ** J - OTHERS. TO LET, FOR A TERM, • * NICE LITTLE FARM of 02 ACRES -1 Situated about 4 miles from Ciiusichurch ■ with house of 5 rooms, stabliiip, sheds f<j» '' -"' dairying, etc. | Full particulars from 2 LAKE AND EVA NS, TO " LIVERY STABLE-KEEPERS, MERCHANTS, STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS. Owing to the EXPIRATION OF LEASE on 31st Octobej Next of those CENTRALLY-SITUATED IT.KMISES So well known for ni.iny years as H CAREW'S STABLES. OXFORD TEKKACE. (Town Section 721), Comprising 36 STALLS, G LOOSE HOXES, 9 COTTAGES, SHEDS, LOFTS, &c. ] We are instructed to RE-LET the above fa* a term of years, IN ONE OR MORE LOTS. The suitability of this property for its pj*. < sent business has been too well proved to need i any comment whatever, and good business ia ' - yet to be done there. « — ft' Notwithstanding its present connection the -'r owners are, however, prepared to entertain offei "\ for STORAGE or other BUSINESS PtJR. POSES, and, if necessary, to effect any reason- ' able alterations, &c. i Apply to - LAKE AND EVANS. ' LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, &c HEREFORD STREET CHAMBERS,. —— .TT ~, — , .. .' —_to_-_r- ka * AUCTIONS. J. T. FORD AND CO. P.O. Box 405. Telephone 88* COMING WOOL SEASON, 1898-9. JT. FORD and CO. desire to inform their • numerous Clients throughout the colons that they are now prepared to RECEIVE THIS SEASON'S CLIP at their COMMO. DIOUS and EXCELLENTLY-LIGHTED STORE, second to none for tho Exhibiting and Classing of Wool, thus offering tho beg* possible advantages both for seller and buyer. We are prepared to MAKE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES on all Wool Consigned to us Free of Commission or Brokcruge, and " in the event of no sale being effected locally to Ship Direct on Owner's Account to our London Agents. All Clips Consigned to us at Cliristchttwh Railway Station will be delivered at oar Stores Free of ADy Charges for Carting. BERGER'S BRANDING MATERIALS '- In four Colours—Brilliant Red and Blua' Rich Black and Yellow. , Woolpacks and Twine at Current Rates. All Orders entrusted to us will receive Cttl \ prompt attention. ' $• J. T. FORD and CO., - J 9-21 154 Hereford street, Christchuroh. - fl = ■ j , I. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ■pHE ASSETS REALISATION BOABt. ''; -' Intend to ; -*> OFFER FOR SALE l: '*^ BY PUBLIC AUCTION > ABOUT NOVEMBER NEXT, -A THE FREEHOLD PORTION -V^ Of the . ',*£, . GLENTUI ESTATE, l|NEAR OXFORD, ]$jjj SUBDIVIDED INTO SUITABLE AREtf.i^l SMALL FARMS. ~'% Full particulars in future advertisement. 4 ■■. r DOMAIN BOARD. '-. !, OHOKA AND EYRETON DOMAIN ' board;* Fublio Resei-vee Act, 1881, Amendment Acts, 1882, and 1885. i N pursuance of the above mentioned Aoti.' the Domain Board of the Ohoka - and Eyreton District have, by resolution, granted Permission to the Ohoka and Eyreton Jookey . , Club to make the following CHARGES for ADMISSION to the Racecourse Reserve a* Mandeville on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6th, ' 1898: ' s. d. For every horse and driver .. ~2 0 -'-* For every additional horse .. ;. 1 0 , For every horse and rider .. ..2 0 For every person over 11 years of age..' 1 0For admission to saddling paddock and grand stand ■■■■.. ..2 0 ROBERT HOPKINS, ' 9794 v Chairman of the said Domain Board. HOTELS. ~ THE NEW OAVERSHAM. *{ Corner of . i LOWER HIGH AND MADRAS STREETS. '• f MR E. RAVENHILL has much pleasure in 1* forming the Public that he has rebuilt that } well-known hosteli-y, ( vi THE OAVERSHAM. ~,\j It will now be found replete with all Modem Con* eniences, and Every Comfort is provided for patrons .< A Spacious Dining-Room has been added, and th« k Cuisine is in the hands of a Capable Chef. t' Suites of Rooms for Families. Airy and Well- } furnished Double and Single Bedrooms. % The Best Stabling Accommodation in Canterbury. J Wines and Spirits of the Best Brands only kept. ' I . H. RAVENHILL, \ Proprietor. :T Patronised by their Excellencies the Governors ol \ New Zealand. ' riOKEB'S FAMILY HOT EL, j CHRISTCHUROH. " T (Within one minute of the Railway Station). -\ j JAMES HATFIELD, Proprietor. ; Letters'will receive every attention. P. O. Box No. 291. Telephone No. 231. 1 . _~. m j MARINE HOTEL, SUMNER. MR C. P. HULBERT desires to announce to his Friends and the Public that he has ENTERED INTO POSSESSION of that v well-known Seaside Resort, THE MARINE j HOTEL, Sumner, which is acknowledged to ,y be the Premier of its kind in Canterbury. The fact that the domestic arrangements are - under the personal supervision and management of Mrs Hulbert is a sufficient guarantee that everything will be done' for the comfort ~ and convenience of guests. The Hotel has been recently renovated and is in first-class order, and no efforts will be spared on the ■ '; part of the new proprietary to render it P_ar t excellence tho best in Canterbury for a brief health .sojourn. Suites of rooms for the season _ ;« can now be engaged, and telegrams and letters i will receive every attention. The cuisine will be quite up-to-date, and the Charges Moderate. -, •ywr HITE HART HOTEL, ; HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHUROH. '' TARIFF: ; £2 2s per Week. Breakfast, Za. Lunch, Is. Dinner, 2s 6d Beds, 2s. JOHN NEILL, Proprietor. Sample Rooms. i Telephone 45. Night Porter. * nniGER- BLEND TEAS steadily maintain theil Hold "on" Public Favour. cCLEA and~CO.'S £1 Suit to fit any sise ; man is a marvel*,' and shows what can i be accomplished with ready cash. _ , ;.