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PROPERTIES TO LET. LAKE AND EVANS. TO BUSINESS MEN. Amongst other „ jgUSINESS PREMISES TO I^ET, We have Large and Well-lit WAREHOUSE-PREMISES, MOST CENTRALLY SITUATED. GOOD BRICK STORE-2 Stories— Towards Railway Station. Central WAREHOUSEMAN'S SAMPLE-ROOM, •45 x 25 Feet. SHOP, New and in Best Position in Town. OFFICES AND SAMPLE-ROOMS, Only Three or Four Rooms now, in our own Building, Caahel street Chambers. Also,— HOUSES, from 7 to 11 Rooms, and Land from £-acre to 7 Acres. LAKE AND EVANS, LAND' AND ESTATE AGENTS, ETC., Now Removed to CASHEL STREET CHAMBERS. TO LET. DRAPERS' SHOP in Rangiora, corner High and Victoria streets. Best Business Position North of Christchurch. 9517 J. JOHNSTON. AVONSIDE. JlO LET-ASHFIELD HOUSE, fronting ■*- tne river, between Avon Glade and Swan's road, near Stanmore bridge, ten rooms and Kitcnen, bathroom, hot and cold water service, stable, coachhouse and outhouses, 11 acre, nicely laid out. Apply to S , . C. HALL and CO.. Cunnington's Buildings, 6325 • 166 Oxford Terrace. C H A S. HILL, SOLICITOR, 194 Hereford street, Christchurch, HAS received instructions to SELL by PRIVATE TREATY— PAPANUI, Homer street—J-acre, House 5 rooms, large scullery and copper, stable, trapshed and loft, fruit trees, etc., concrete paths Price £225. " LITTI,E RAKAIA, near Southbridge-Sea View Farm, 104 Acres, 6-/oomed House, 7stall stable, man's whare, large grain and implement ehed, and other farm outbuildings, well fenced and subdivided. £20 10s per acre. £5000 at 4 per cent, wanted for a client next July, security unwards of £10,000, consisting of good Agricultural Land.

EDUCATIONAL. of ■—— . y, PIANOFORTE, HARMONY, AND f. THEORY OF MUSIC. " IUf'RS BOWMAN FOX, Member of the x Canterbury Society of Professional = c Musicians. 2 Cranmer square (corner of J» Armagh street). 1239 is, EXERCISE FOR HEALTH, id rjTOE CHRISTCHURCH PHYSICAL -»- TRAINING SCHOOL AND GYMNASIUM, Latimer square (opposite Choral Hall) RE-OPENS MONDAY, APRIL 23rd. » President, his WorsHp the Mayor (Wm. 111 Recce, Ksq,), Vice-Presidents, Dr. Jennings, * Dr. Orchard, Dr. Nedwill, Messrs F. Wildin?, 6 and H. Cobterell. Director: Mr Thomas S Yt Tankard (National Physical Recreation Sold ciet/s Diploma and Medal, and,late Director ?e City Crymnasium, Sheffield, England). s. Ladies', Gentlemen's, Girla'' and - Boys' d Classes. s, New Sandow Appliances and Exercises, r, The Gymnasium will be Open to the Public a for inspection on and SA'I'URuaY it NIGHTS, and SATURDAY MORNING preg VIOU3 to the opening, when the Director will be in attendance to receive intending pupils •s and answer inquiries. A prospectus of classes « may be obtained on application at Milner and k Thompson's, or from the Director. Address enquiries to the ■ __Jm;ECTOß,_Christchnrch Gymnasium. DANCING, DEPOitxMENTT jutD PHiSICAL CULTURE, Under Royal and Vice-Regal Patronatre MISS LOWE, having returned fronv Meloourne will RESUME her Clos««i MARCJi 22nd, in Hobba's Mist Lowe will introduce the Latest Society Craze •'Minuet Waltz." . At iiome Monday and Tuesday Afternoons.' 1 CLARENDON HOTEL, Worcester rtreet 1 SHORTHAND AND TECHNICAL SCHOoLT ■> Grain Agency Buildings, Triangle Christchurch. MR 11. W. LOCKYER-DIGBY, F.N.P S (Honours), N.S.S.T., N.U.T., Double Pit- , man Medallist, holder of Record Speed Cer- . tificates for 200 and 220 words per minute. AsD sisted by MISS E. E. DIGBY, late Principal School of Shorthand, etc., Oamaru. SHORTHAND. HIGHEST RESULTS, 1899. Out of the TWENTY-EIGHT High Speed Certificates granted this year through the Shorthand Writers' Association, EIGHTEEN! have been gained by Pupils from this School. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, r • and full Commercial Training. OMMERCI AL COLLEGE, ' 150 Worcester utieet West PRINCIPAL-MR* C. H. GILBY. Honoursman and Fellow of the Incorporated 1 Pbonogriphio Society, N.S.S.T., etr. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, and ' all Commercial Subjects thoroughly- taueht CIVIL SERVICE and MATRICULATION. —Individual Tuition by Mr H. L. Kidd B Scand Mies F. Sheard. MJ.. ' FRENCH CLASSES (Day and Evening), under M. Molaquin, from the Lycee Nationa d'Orleans, France, Rapid Conversational Method. Term commences at any time. HEALTH ASSURED. ; rpHE Suffering and Ailing from nervous ! X affections, bladder and kidney troubles, \ depression, atrophy, exhaustion, bad memory ! excitable temperament, irritability, tired feeling, weak back, pains and noises in the head sleeplessness, can rely <m obtaining re'ief by ■ consulting (personally or by post tree)* PROF. NOT3IAN : M.E., E.M.G., ; Market Place, Christchurch (opposite Colombc ] . The .only A s£*XbsS£S Expert advertising 20 years' Experience Ifears thfK i Zealand pubkc) who wiU guarantee a 'thorough IS c* the only guiufantetd - Electric Belts jad other appliances m tie colonies. staW ' ttJssrskA of payment. ■/ - lerms Thousands of testimonials from those -aha mspected daily from 10 a.m. tiU 9 p!m. TESTTMONIAL. Ash burton, ' Prof. Notmann, FebtUMy 5th ' 190 °- Dear Sir,—l am pleased to say I feel in 1 mMmm , J- Jf. BURROWS. SHE TIMS AND THE RING. 1 R- EENNETT WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. I have an eacsrmou* Aseertment. Can snit an-» C eight. * v Call and inspect the new Int*rchang*»W f Speetecles. °* 188 HIGH STREET, US ~a , ,i 1!, ,1 ,