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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13096, 22 April 1908, Page 10

AUCTIONS. BAKER BROS. AUCTION, TO-MORROW. BAKER BROS., will SELL, by AUCTION, in th«ir Rooms. 135 Manchester street, TO-MORROW, at 2.30 p_n.: — TANCRED STREET, east side, just north of Gloucester street, Lrnwood— Splendidlybuilt 7-roo_—d L. and P. Houso, with every modern oorrvenienca, including: 6 fires, pantry, bath, lavatory basin, h. and c, 2 wardrobes, gas fittings, gas stove, v. bunds bay window, ver-andl—l (2 sides), large washh->_se, copper, tubs, wood and coal shed. ■, Bright s-unny aspect, near E. tram, magnificent ,-acre, with a frontage of 83ft, numerous fruit trees, etc, flower beds and lawn, asphalt paths, win—mill, 600 gal. tank. SYDENHAM, TO-MORROW. 2.30 p.m. ■\/fONTREAL STREET—First North of i_L BTousrham street, E. side—New 1. and p. House "of 4 rooms, with -every mod—<i convenience, washhouse, copper, tubs, etc. Land, 60ft _ 100 ft. LrNWOOD—TO-MORROW, 3.30 rxm. No. 28, ALBERT STREET, off Cashel street—Pretty verandah, 4-roc_ued Cottage, scullery, copper, workshops, wood shed. LrNWOOD, TO-MORROW, 2.30 p.m. WORCESTER STREET EXTENSION— Magnificent Building Site, corner Worcester street, 18,;t x 115 ft. BAKER BROS, will SELL, by AUCTION, TO-MORROW, at 2.30 p.m. CITY WAREHOUSE SITE. LICHFIELD STREET—A few yards from Madras street—Half-a-cre Site, 132 ft x IGoft. with substantial 10-roomed House, erected of the best of timber, and! con_nodious stabling. IT WILL PROVE A SAFE SPECULATION. Buy this valuable Property TO-MORROW. The Reserve is co low that, taking into consideration tbo fact that tho BUSINESS CENTRE is rapidly moving East and West, you will be able io Sell in a few years, and make about 100 per cent, profit. 8933 ST. ALBANS. £680 New well-built 6-roomed House, fitted with everything possible to ensure comfort, gas, tiled hearths and grates, pantry, scullery, washhouse, bathroom, h. and c, I. and p., picture moulding*. Venetian blinds, oriel window, verandah, etc.. j-acre 'Section, position right, price right. SHALL WE DRAW THE TRANSFER FOR YOU? BAKER BROS., 2232 138 Manchester street PROPERTIES FOR SALE. pHEAP SUBURBAN LAND. HALF-ACRE and ACRE SECTIONS For less than the prico of .-acres very little nearer the City. SUBDIVISION OF THAT EXCELLENT BLOCK OF TWENTY-TWO ACRES, TWENTY-TWO ACRES, Formerly known as Mr JOHN KERR'S FARM, situated on THE MAIN NEW BRIGHTON ROAD, KERR'S ROAD, and the RIVER ROAD, Which leads from the Dallington bridge to Bickerton's, at Wainoni. Unquestionably this is one of the prettiest Residential Blocks around Christchurch, possessing TWENTY-TWO CHAINS FRONTAGE to the BEAUTIFUL RIVER AVON. THE LAND IS ALL HIGH AND DRY, And in Quality is SECOND TO NONE IN NEW ZEALAND. It grows 15 to 20 acres of potatoes to the acre, and for early crops it cannot bo beaten. Very fine black, loamy soil, easy to work. THE SITUATION is most convenient. ELECTRIC TRAMS less than ten minutes' walk from any part of the property, and you can ride to Cathedral square on a bicycle comfortably in fifteen minutes. A NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL is being built on the Mile road within a short distance of the subdivision. THESE ARE THE BEST AND CHEAPEST SECTIONS ON THE MARKET. HALF-ACRES £70 EACH. * ACRE LOTS £120 EACH. You can buy from half an acre up to 5 acres. EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT. Interest at 5 per cent, on unpaid purchase money. For the man who wants sufficient lsnd to build a home on, and to grow an abundance of fruit, vegetables, etc., besides keeping a cow, this is his chance. GOOD LAND, VERY LOW PRICES, HANDY TO TRAM, WITHIN EASY DISTANCE OF THE CITY, CLOSE TO SCHOOL AND BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS. Lose no time in seeing us if you want to purchase good land at a profitable price. We are the sole agents for this excellent sub-division, and will oe pleased to give information to, and show intend—ig purchasers over the property. W. J. HOPKINS AND CO., LAND, ESTATE, and FINANCE AGENTS, BOWRON'S BUILDINGS (Corner Manchester and Hereford streets), CHRISTCHURCH. )7»VERY FARMER wants JOSEPH 21 FORD'S SCOUR, and LUNGWORM MIXTURE when his sheep and lambs are scouring or not doing well. READ THIS! Mr F. Ferriman, Ashburton. Re Joseph Ford's Scour and Lungworm Mixture. —For many years past I have heaTd good reports attending the use of the above drench, but until this season I have not had occasion to put it to the practical test. Early in the season my lambs were scouring badly, and in some cases before the usual outward appe»ra_ces of scour were apparent, several of the biggest and fattest of them had already died. I obtained sufficient mixture from you to drench 3000 lambs, and from the results obtained I consider that it is impossible for mc to speak too highly of it At a cost of about • lid per head to drench, it has been the means of saving many of my lambs, which were worth 12s 6a. I am so satisfied with my experiment that I intend to use Joseph Ford's mixture so often as I may have occasion to deal ,/with, scour or a thriftless condition in my flock; and I can confidently recommend any fanner whose sheep or lambs are suffering from either of the above causes to use Ford's mixture. He will be paid for his outlay.— E. GATES, Buccleuch Station, Mount _o_kers. For sale by F. FERRIMAN Ashburton; PAUBETr and _CO. and FARMERS' CO-