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-__. SALE. SPEIRS. ANl>~^n_^ SPEIRS and WILSON (Hugh L. Wik» n> Solo Proprietor)# LICENSED LAND BROKERS, 163 CASHEL STREET. SECURE NOW. P 9 - DEPOSIT b_i__ ce eas termK for a good, solid, well-built 7 House of 3 rooms, plastered, papered, h. anc i c v. water, h ana c, w. house, copper, tubs;' close V , . car i- ) d - ,; n ,' C M hlsh . sc «tion, well fenced. Price £.rl>. Call and inspect. You can't better this for tho money and terms 5--31 J SPEIRS and WILSON. j _ Sole Agents. ■ "" TENNIS COURT." — ' -PI 99-i *" 0R tt Fi " e Hi ?h Section, over * 1--,J i- ac , ro ; we!l fenced and half laid out in lawn and {nut, with a good modern House, r> hrpo rooms. Splendid section for a Tennis Court. Close to 2d car, excellent situation. A very fine property. ' 5-337 SPEIRS and WILSON, Sole Agents. FKUIT FARM. -tr\ ACRES —Fine orchard of about 7 acre.', X\J consisting of large assortment of fruits, also strawberries, currants, blackberries; splendid fowl run, very comfortable house, 6 rooms. Property wolf fenced, and close to rail, school, and P.O. Price, £1100. TerniP. F. 313 SPEIRS and WILSON, Sole Agents. NORfll ISLTnS7~ AS A GOING CONCERN. 1 Q HAH ACRES (Freehold 1300, balance JLcSUvv7 Leasehold). Kent averaging 5d per acre. Together with SOOO sheep, 250 cjittlo and horses, implements, five shearing machines, oil engine, saws, binder, wool ]>re.= 3, scalps, mower, ploughs, etc., etc., with ?ood dwelling, 5 rooms, men's cottage, storehouse, telephone, concrete dip, two sets yards, splendid permanent water supply. Price -20.000. Further particulars Fol. AI.N. SPEIRS and WILSON, C 5019-173 Solo Agents. THE SHEEPFARMERS' AGENCY. GOOD SHEEP PROPERTY. ACRES. L.1.P., rental £45 halfjlOOU yearly, 1201) acres in English gra?a, rs.">o rape and turnips, 100 in native, subdivided into 17 paddocks, well fenced and watered, 1 mile from P.O. and 7 miles from Railway Station. Home of 4 roonw, stable, woolahed, dip, etc. Currying 2000 ewes besides cattle and horses, will carry 2 ewea and '2 lambs i:i season, and fatten them. Tliis is n real good sheep country. Last scuson this proporty turned off 1300 fat ewes and ail the lambs. Easy terms to good man. Prico i! 7 103. . Fol. 74 «3>>r\ ACRES, Freehold, subdivided into OOU 13 paddocks, well fenced by gorse and wire, water in every paddock, 5 milefl from station, and 1$ mile 3 from P. 0.. Telephone, ttc. Good Home of 6 rooms, stables, chaiThou.se, implement shed, carry COO cheep besides crops. This is a nice ruixod fnrm, handy to Chrietchurch, and should be inspected nt the price. Price £15. Easy terms. * Fol. 83 INSURANCE. LIVE STOCK. LAND AND ESTATE AOKNTiS. SHEEPFAHMF.RS , AGENCY, C 6117 15S Hereford street* CAWSEY AND COiso DEPOSIT WILL SECURE A HOME. BALANCE AS RENT AND EMPLOY YOUR OWN BUILDER. FOR SALE /CAMBRIDGE TEKKACE—9-roomed House, \y every convenience, i-acre, splendid garden with fruit trees. £1525. Easy terms. ST. ALBANS —New Bungalow, 5 rooms, every convenience. £645. LIN WOOD —Bungalow 5 rooms, J-acre, every convenience. £508. lUCCARTON —4-roomed House, every con•venience. £523. FENDALTON—SpIendid House, 6 rooms, every convenience, i-acre. £875. FENDALTON —New House 5 loome, loadlight, every convenience i-acre. £775. SECTIONS—Opsiwtt, Kiccarton, Merivale, Fendalton, and Suniner. Come and Inspect. We can Make tho Terms to Meet You. CAWSEY and CO., 152 Hereford street. CCO4.)-15Sl . FOR SAL.B. SPLENDID CHANCE, SUBURBAN PROPERTY. A DDINGTON, just oft tramline, 2d secA tisn—-House' splendid condition, 9 rooms with all conveniences, well situated, free from dust, grounds nicely planted, everytDing in tip-top order. Section nearly halfacre, over 2 chaina frontage. Whole property can be bought at a price which cardly i covers coet of building. More land n desired at cheap figure.- This is a grand opportunity for investment, ana is not likely to remain long on market. LUMNER —New Cottage near tram and beech 5 rooms fuliy furnished, in condition, and with all conveniences. This property under offer for limited time, and is to be sold with all contents. Grand chance to secure home complete for immediate occupation. Prico lew. ■Phone 2652. RAYMOND HEPWORTH, Land Agent, 9 Cathedral square. C 4743-913 W. GOODWIN, HOUSE AGENT, 193 CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. OFFERS a splendid investment in a, ' I>lock of 6 Houses, always well let, at JEI62 per annum, clear of rates and insurance, which is 9 per cent, on the £1800 that will buy them, and £1000 of it can remain at 6 per cent. And before Carnival Week Visitors begin to arrive, £225 will give you possession of a fully equipped 14-roomed City Boardinghouse. C WANTED FOR A CASH CLIENT. 3 TO 5 ACRES, with comfortable Modern Houso of 5 rooms, within i or 5 mile* of the City. Look shirp JicKENZIE and WILLIS. Land ana Estate Agents, 1931 Cathedral tquax*. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. ' Q T. ELMO" HOUSE, 187 WorcesO street, West End—Superior Accommodation for Visitors and Permanent Boarders, two minutes from G.P.O. and central tram terminus; also within same dietnnco of Parks, Public Gardens, Museum, Bout Sheds, etc. Quietest and very best petition in City. Telephone 872. Misa Hampton, I'roprietress. C 267-1 ELLERSLIE, GOVERNOR'S BAY. (Late Taploy's.) ■ r pHE most Picturesque Seaside Rβ--I- sort 'ii Canterbury, is now under New Management, and has been Refurnished. Excellent Table and Every Attention. Hot and cold bath. Tea and Luncheon in the lovely grounds elways obtainable C 5074 ___ _MRS. HARDY, Proprietress. HINEMOA HOUSE (olr' No. 295, new No. 14), Cashel street. West, and 13 Cambridge terrace 'Phone 798.—Superior Board and Itesidencc, under new management. First-class Table, and satisfaction guaranteed. Arrauger_ent3 mado for Casual Boarders. N.B. —Tho House i 3 pleasantly situated, having two entrances from Cashel street and Cambridgo terrace. Terms on application. C 5816 THE MISSES HAMPTON. HANMER HOT SPRINGS. A MURI GRANGE.—Private Accommoda--i tion for Visitors and Families Tin GRANGE is pleasantly situated, within thro* minutes from Baths. TARIFF: _2 2s and 2Ss. Letters and Telegrams promptly attended to. MRS E. LAHMERT, Proprietress Co_96l_ hotels! CITY BUFFET PRIVATE HOTEL. COLOMBO STREET (Near Keece's, Ironmongers). THIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATION for ■1 Permanent Boarders and the Travelling Public. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Close to Railway Station and General Post Office. TRAMS PASS DOOR. Luncheon from Noon to 2 p.m. Letters and Telegrame will receive prompt attention. Telephone No. G76. «74 JAMES HOWEY, Proprietor. ("'^HAMOiS - Liwlth7r-^G_r _ they J are cheap. Special advantages _t _ti_3o_'_ 1* to 3i each, C_957-10-d