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PROPERTIES FOR SALE. -JDOBERT B. WALKER, LAND. ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. HOTKX BROKER. •7a CATHEDRAL SQUARE. NEW BRIGHTON TRAM-LINE (Near). Over 3 Acres. Cheap at £100 per acreA BURWOOD SPEC. New 4-roomed Cottage and conveniences. over 1 acre r*' land Mu«t be sold. £375. MERIVALE ESTATE. Modern 6-roomed House, pantry. wi*hhou_9. copper tubs, bath, h. and c. wster, windmill and tank; j-scre in lawn and fruit. £1100. WINCHESTER STREET. MERIVALE. Section j-acie acd 3 perches. _p.«_did fru;: trees, partly fenced. A bargain at tho price asked. MERIVALE ESTATE. Modem Bungalow. 6 rooms and all oonveniencai. £1050. FOR SALE IN CHRISTCHURCH. Aerated Mineral Water Factory, old-_stab-liahed business. PARK TERRACE. I have been insi-'icud by Mrs Enter, to offer for private 6ale her well-appointed House of 8 rooms, and ill modern conveniences, together with a full i-ax-re of land. This is a chance seldom g.vcn to purchasers, being situated in the beat ■ o.ition in Cbristehurch. Full particulars from TO LET—Warehouse and Private Office, centrally situated, long lease. Apply Robert B. Walker, Cathedral square. ROBERT B. WALKER, ESTATE AGENT, 67s CATHEDRAL SQUARE ________________ p?- 23 TO FARMERS, SHEEP BREEDERS, ETC. FOR SALE 10C.A ACRES splendid agricultural land in Southland. Most of it will grow rood wheat, and the v.-hole of it will produce .0 bushels of oats per acre. Ideal sheep farm, offered now for the firsit time. Only £6 10s per acre. 618 ACRES, SOUTHLAND. Very desirable farm, well laid oul Nice piece of natural bush, good orchard, two houses. Prioe - £6. 30s per acre down, baJaSoe 5 par ooot. For fu-fber particulars of these properties, also particulars of several other farms and small -beep mna in Otago and Southland. mi from £2 10s to £20 per acre, apply to:

NIMMO AND BL A I R. SEED MERCK .-NTS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, DUNEDIN. C3O-8 CHARLES HILL. ST. ALBAKS. £550. HOUSE of S rooms, with every possible convenience, plastered, hot and cold water, gas, tiled hearths and grates, connected with main sewer, windmill, tank, eta. Let at 16s per week. Quarter-acre Section,, well fenced and planted, etc. AN EXCELLENT PROPERTY. CHARLES HILL. ST. ALBANS —ONLY £460. HOUSE of 6 rooms, verandah, partly plastered, arch hall, wash-house, copper, etc., fowlhouse and run, orchard, lawn, etc. Quarter-acre section, high and dry. Card to view on application to CHARLES HILL. LINWOOD. -£1200. SUPERIOR HOUSE of 8 large rooms, plastered, arch hall bay window double verandah, stables, trapshed motor shed, together with half-acre section, nicely laid out ixi lawn and garden, shrubs, etc. This property is well worth inspection. CHARLES HILL. MUST BE SOLD. ON ACCOUNT OF MORTGAGEE. CITY —House of 9 rooms, partly plastered, balcony., verandah bathroom upstairs, hot and cold water, wash-house, copper and tubs, etc.; 30 perches of land, double frontage. Northern aspect. Price, £800. ." CHARLES HILL. £500 — LINWOOD. "VfEW HOUSE of 5 rooms, plastered, bathi-' room, pantry, scullery, hot and cold water. Oriel window, lead lights picture mouldings, windmill, tank etc ' Quarter-acre corner section. This is a good property, and at the price must command immediate sale. CHARLES HILL. FARMER wants JOSEPH ll FORD'S SCOUR and LUNG WORM MIXTURE when his sb_>ep and lambs are scouring or not doing well. READ THIS I Mr F. Ferriman, Ashburton. Re Joseph Ford's Scour and Lnngworm Mixture.—For many years past I have heard 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 scouriusr bad'y. and in some cases before tho usual outward appearances of scour were apparent, several of the biggest and fatte-1 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 high> of it. At a cost of about IJd per head to drench, it has been the means of saving many of my lambs, which were worth 12s 6d. I am so satisfied with my experiment that 1 intend to use Joseph Ford's mixture so cften as I may have occasion to deal with scour or a thriftless condition in my flock, and I can confidently recommend any farmer whose sheep or lambs are suffering from etther of the above causes to use Ford's mixture. Ho will be paid for his outlay.— E. GATES, Buccleuch Station, Mount : Somers. For sale by F. FERRIMAX A_hburton; DALGETY and CO. ar.d FARMERS' COOP., 6317 MUST BE SOLD. ON ACCOUNT MORTGAGEE. £100 COTTAGE. OF three rooms, scuilery. wa_hhou_e, copper, etc, all in good repair. Section .Oft x 45ft. This property ia situated closo to Lyttelton Railway Station. CHARLES HILL, 165 Hereford streert. 9SO Christchurch. OF INTEREST TO A SYNDICATE. MEARLY 52.000 ACRES FREEHOLD, can iv be bought for lis per acre; 2000 acres clear, carrying 6000 sheep. This prof srty is well watered, aud can be improved to carry 2 sheep per acre right through. Sixty miles from seaport, six miles from t township. Terms easy. WOODEIELD and CO., C 3074 173 LickUld street