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Press, Volume LI, Issue 15462, 15 December 1915, Page 10

iCCVV^c£cri&c^CC\f*J^ci^^^ o^o^iu^kt^4r i i iJiyi'l'W »•' 1 *H fl* f Inflecting Fiirniturrforyonrhonie ■ th roe frj e;i t cardinal problems confront you. yit.; Tilt tilid of Fllr- ' j U^ rooms are ready * ••■ I for your critical inspection. Among them you will tind exactly'what you require. Every article we show we manufacture oursolvcs. Buying from us m«ans eliminating middle man's profits. Country Clients receivo special concessions. J. M. Mitchell STREET. O^BO I

1 Every purchaser of AVON Tyres supports a British Industry. He also benefits himself, .for in Pleasure Touring or Commercial Transport, Avons "ensure Maximum Mobility at Lowest Cost per mile. EVERYWHERE. Sole N.Z. DiMribuSor*: MALINC £,COMPANY, im, OfRiSTCmiRCH I H4U( Meet C. J. WILLIAMSON JBN KumtkMw tC Wgwamjl ' mm, ao-aAVis. zhtajud BKATT^ FVSS-OARTO mU DOKLT WUMTFfI, sss? m. n*. a«oa4 533 to 537 Colombo & Bath Strafe (nor tooth MQ 1

DO YOU KNOW? Do you know that of all the minor ailments colds are the most dangerous? It is not the cold itself that you need fear, hut tho serious ailments it eo often leads to. For that reason every cold should lie. got rid of as quickly as possible. For this thero is nothing better than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It will loosen the cold, relieve the lungs, aid expectoration and enablo your system to throw ofT tho cold. Sold by all chemists and storekeepers. 1U Sniff, sniff! —isn't that cold a nuisance? Why didn't you think of "XAZOL?'' It would have cleared out the cold in 110 time. Get a bottle now, ;>.nd see how quick]v "NAZOL'' acts. 11

- Bay a Sheep FarnH WOOL PRICES ARE SOARIMG AND .. GOING TO RISE HIGHER YET .. Notice the prices at the recent sales—up to 24W. per lb. The French and American buyersmade the pace—wool must be had from somewhere. You'll notice rising prices yet —they areinevitable. Now's the time to buy farm. Dcn't wait, till higher prices for wool price up the figure for land. We hold optiens over a big lot of properties at before-thc-bcom prices—you can get in now at a low figure. 1 f you want financing, wc arc in a position to help you—at low interest. . Pay what deposit you can—we've a property to suit you. Write or call for particulars—we mention just a few odd sheep Farms from our List. 17.0 Actk Good | cook & ©a ; ■ 1 r> . ■ 1 * 2469 Airß3—P.-acticattvall plonghablc-land,situated PABM 3AI.ESMEN irnn «.»».. r n- . • t , 1 in the noted Kaivke's .Bay Oistrict. This is.guax-.m- JAIiJMMIUIrt 1500 Acres—GeraMine, pood agricultural .-.ml teed to bo r-shecp coimirv. a-roomed house, also < £ ) i L O , nf ?" I 3 rx ' a exes ploughed river flats. vi two rooms lor rricn, whsro. implement sbed. 4- r Honse.woo.saed. granary and slecpine acconnmoda- .■ stalled stable, feed room. Situated atout six miles |310 IK tion Sheep dip on xh- and closc to pnoiic. from railway ami post ofSce. and well watered In- EMfjBW |'<s land threshed 70 h.iihels oats end busncfo permanent streams throughout. Subdivided into wheat. £nd carries 2500 ewes every year and fattens '> v, 22 paddocks, uith 16 miles of icncinn,. There r.re r««li a ICf n ' *** 'T o ' Dc J! osit ' . I "'.3 400 a;rc-s under cultivation, and <or> acrcf, svrcder,. V#usfllVl jla ■ vfll iS&CfiiOftCSl rV- ! Or 0wl! " r v lli - l ii ] %ro P prt > "J Price, ih tmt acre. /2000 cash required to «t into UU ** " ' Vil Chr.stchurcli, as his sons have -rone to the War and .**, this brautiful propc-try. . "if;.v.. Csir 3-8629 he w.shcs torettre. 1155. '> ,4 —' " ■