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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13428, 21 May 1909, Page 11

HOTELS. ~COLUMTJIA PRIVATE HOTEL, LOWER CUBA STREET. WELLINGTON MRS M. KEPPLEB, Proprietress. THIS Up-to-Date E»tab!ishment. built is tin rival led in Nfv Zealand as a Private Hotel, specially β-uited to country and o'her visitors. Opened on 18th January, it i% six storeys high, capable of accommodating 150 guests, with lift, electric lighting, ierje a'.ry roome, excellent cuisine, etc. At top of house is a fine outlook from the garden roof. Al! trains and steamers mci. *cd luggagt conveyed. Situated close to Town Hull. Opera Houes. Wharves, and Tβ Aro Rai'.wsy Station. Tariff: 6s.per day. Permenents fr7tn 25b a week. One Shillinc Luncheon a Speciality. 'Phone No. 1136 C43G9 CITY BUFFET PKIVATE HOTEL. COLOMBO STREET (Near Reece'p, Ironmongers). FIRST-CLASS ACCOMVOOATTON for Permanent Boajrders and the Travelling Public. Hot. Cold and Shower Baths. Close to railway utation ar.d General Post Office. TRAMS PASS DOOR. Luncheon from Noon to 2 p.m. Letters and TeiegTame will receive prompt attention. Telephone No. 676. 4174 *[ A _ 3 !' E i> HO^* EY - Pr"Prietofc BOARD AND RESIDENCE. •>,i X. ELMO" HOUSE. 187 Worcester X,' street, West End—Superior Accommodation for Visitors and Permanent Boarders, two minutes from G.P.O. and central tram terminus; also, within sßme distance of ' Parks. Public Gardens, Museum, Boat Sheds, etc. Quietest and very best position in city. Telephone 873. Miss Hampton, Proprietress. ; 02674 , A CCOMMODATION BUREAU. — Board.xi Residence speciality. Apartment* and ■■ Houses, Furnished and Unfurnished, to Let. Open daily, also Wednesday and Saturday i Evenings, from 7.80 till 9. Christchurch i Exchange, 174 a Lichfield street, opp. Mason, ■ Strnthers. 'Phone 2148. C 3884 pLOY OE S T~E~R HOUSE. 356 Gloucester street, West End. RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION. Teltphenejea. C 4463 PROPERTIES FOR SALE. HANDCOCK AND LNNIB. AND ENNIS, LAND AGENTS. 111 Qi ACRES, well fenced and subdividXXIO2 cd. Catlins Riv«r district, close to lailway, creamery, school, etc. One of the best {arms to b» had for feed, the grass on it is second to none. 147 Acres in tillage, bali ance all in splendid grass, except 100 acres in bush. Elevtm-roomed House surrounded, by plantations, extensive cow-sheds, and firai- , class slabling. Thie place ie equal to any- , thing in Canterbury at £25 per acre. The oate and turuip crops are given in, ond the price is only £)'* per acre. Eany terms. A small fortune a* a spec. 149 HANDCOCK and ENNIB. 11Qrt ACRES, one of (he best Sheep XI.OU Fa-nna in •''anl'-rrury, in Bple«d>d order, well fenced and watered; a farm that can carry 8 shoep to the uere all the year round. Sheep from this *nzva have topped the Addincton luarkais. Buildings consist of 8 roomed Dwelling, plastered, with h. and c. water laid on, also substantial outbui'd ings, sheepyards, and dip, etc. P.-ice I'll 10s per tkczo, on good terms 81 HANDCOCK and ENNIS. 9flfi ACRES, Cailins River district, 160 £d\J\J acres in splendid grass, 40 acres bush, carries 350 sheep all the year round, it is also first-cla-BS dairy land, half mile from eohopl, post office, half-mile from dairy factory, two miles from railway, well fenced. Price only £\ 10s per acre on easy termo. A nibble. Several other good! Farms in same district. 33 ■ HANDCOCK and ENNIS. Kf\(\ ACRES OTAGO", near Balclutha, and O'jyj close to railway stntion, schooi and creamery First-cla!i9 ltmil: grows heavy crops, and is Ai dairy ana ehnep land. Good House of 7 Tooms, and all. necessary farm buildings. Price £9 10s per acre Terms easy. . 150 HANDCOCK nnd ENNIS. i Ofifi ACKES. near TIMARU—A gran* £\f\J little farm. Exceptional wheet and 1 grass land, with hut. etablo. snd sheepyards. 10 acres in natural bush and bluegums. A bargain at £12 10s per acre, on good terms. 184 HANDCOCK and ENNIS. f *Ekfi ACRES, near Balclutha, 100 Acres 000 very heavy xiver flat, balance good easy downs, well fenced and subdivided, adjoining railway, P. and T. office, and ttore; 11-roomed Hou&e end gocd farm buildinfra. Freehold price £9 per acr-e. (food tt-rms. 156 HANDCOCK and ENNIS, LAND AGENTS. , 227 Colombo street, Christchurch. COLE, AND DERRETT. TAYLOR, COLE AND DERRETT HAVE FOR SALE: Fol. ' 21—SPEEYDON, 1J Acrea and 4 rooms, etc. , j £850. ■ ' 359—SPKEYDON, 2 Acres and 4 rooms, eito. £660. ' ' 18_SPREYDON, 2 Acres and 5 room*, etc. J8325. 335—FENDALTON, 3 Acres' and 5 rooms, etc. £900. ■ ■ ■ ■■ 327— SOCKBUEN, 3i Acxee and 6 rooms, etc £625. 362—BUEWOOD, 4 Acres and 8 rooms, etc. £2000. 330—PAPANUI, 4 Acres *nd 6 rooms, etc , JBIIOO. t 331—NEW BRIGHTON, 4J Acres and 6 rooms, etc. £900. 346—BURWOOD, 51 Acree and 7 rooms, etc. £1000. 333—OPAWA, 6 Acres and 7 rooms, etc. £3000. 275—PAPANUI. 7J Acres, £1360. 356—FENDALTON, 8 Acres. £2000. 353 HALSWELL, 10 Acres ana 7 rooms, etc. £1500. 355—HALSWELL, 13 Acres end 6 rooms, etc £1300. 350—-HALSWELL, 17 Acres and 6 rooms, etc. : £1275. ■ ' , ' 370—PAPANUI, 17 Acres and 7 rooms, eio. £3000. Wβ have no space- to give detailed descriptions of the- above properties further than to ea; that, in most oases, they have every convenience in the shape of rtabling and other I accommodation. They would suit retiring i farmers, business men who wanted small farms, or small farmers in search of a home. The prospective value of some of these properties' is very gTeat, and now is the time to investigate -values and make a selection. Full particulars on application to TAYLOR, COLE and DERRETT. 199 Gloucester street, Christchurch, Estate Agents. C 3937-676 P. H. GOODSIR and CO. BUSINESS man leaving for England b*§ a N«w Patent, will Sell New Zealand and Australian Rights (all fees end patent granted) for £100. There is a lot of money to.bo made out of this patent. No special knowledge required. Chance for young man. Inspection invited. To Lease for a, term. 10 ACRES »nd sroomed house, in Papanui, with atables, loose boxes, piggery, fowl run and orchard! Close to tram. £400 will buy anew 6-ROOMED HOUSE and 4-ACRE LAND. Beckenham; cloee to tram, with stables and outbuildings. This is a Cheap Property. £5 Deposit, and balance at the rate of 15s per week, will buy a 5-ROOMED HOUSE, nearly new. Nice section, handy to Square. £50 down and £1 per week v.-jil purchase 6 ROOMS, new, i-acre, St. Albans; no peat; close- to tram. A good property; cheap. 255 ACRES, Freehold, with option of taking over 1780 acres Leasehold at 5s per acre, 7 years to run. Heavy cropping land, subdivided into 10 paddocks, all well fenced, plenty of water,, road round 3 sides, with Broom' House. every modern convenience, septic tank, elate roof, with all necessary outbuildings. Land adjoining sold for £60 per acre. Price £55 per wxe, with leasehold thrown in. Very easy terms on application to P. H. GOODSIR and CO., CI66S 14* Cashel street. B. W. ENGLAND AND SONS, TTMBEB AND COAL MERCHANTS. GALL the attention of THOSE ABOUT TC BUILD either in Town or Country te their Large Stock* of BUILDING MA--IEHIALS, which include heavy lines of SEASONED Flooring, Lining. Skirtings, Joinery, i and Cabinet Timbers, Cements, Galvanised Iron, *r;d Builders' Ironmongery. All Orders will be promptly forwarded. Note—Yards and Stores: TUAM and ST. ASAPH STREETS, CHBISTCHUBCHP.O. Box 319. Telephone 225. ; . C 2590