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PROPERTIES FOR SALE. HILLARY AND BAXTER. HILLARY AND BAXTER, jgSTATE AGENTS and LAND BROKERS, 146 MANCHESTER STREET, Between Cuhel and Hereford street*. OWNER - LEAVING CHRISTCHURCH.. MODERN BUNGALOW AT- OPAWAONE. ACRE AND THREE-EIGHTHS. PRACTICALLY NEW BUNGALOW, with eix epacious rooms, built by day labour, and beautifully finished in every wide entrance hall, VERANDAH and SUN PORCHES at front, side, and back of hoiiso, extensive bay windows," superior tile grates, with hearths to match, cupboards and recooggb built in, well-fitted bathroom. a 'J c<mvcci£noce, including pantry, scullery, and waahhottse. THE HOUSE has a tiled roof, and Btand3 on a very fine terrace. THE OWNER, a few years ago, had this house specially built under his personal rnpervision, and the grounds, were laid out in choice shrubs, lawns, gardens, drive, etc., the same being now well established. Circumstances have arisen which will compel the owner to leave Chrifitchurch early in the new year, and ho is therefore prepared to accept a LOW FIGURE FOR THE HOUSE, WITH PART-OR THE WHOLE OP THE LAND. VERY REASONABLE -TERMS OF PAYMENT ARRANGED. HILLABY and BAXTER, 146 Manchester street. READY IN JANUARY. UP-TO-DATE. BUNGALOW. FITTED WITH ALL CONVENIENCES. -PCC/\ —LIN WOOD, quite handy to the S/JUV Car—Home of 5 rooms. 16.6 x 10, 14 x 1% 14 x 12, 12 x 12, and 9x9, sft hall, with grill arch, verandah front and back, electric light fittings, oriel windows, artistic leadlights, tile grates and hearths, tile-back range, linen press, wardrobos, bathroom, with hot and cold water service over lavatory basin, and poroolain bath, pantry, •collery and washhouee, good stable and trapehed, suitable for motor-car. Grand Quarter-acre section, well fenood. Terms if required. HILLARY and BAXTER. 146 Stanchester street. SJ MILES FROM G.P.O. QUITE CLOSE TO ELECTRIC CAR. gECTIONS, J-ACRE TO 8 ACRES. QUARTER-ACRES, £10. frACRE BLOCKS, £50 ACRE. FINE HEALTHY PART. HILLARY and BAXTER, 146 Manchester street. C«T SHOP TO LET. rpHE owners of that Central Block of Land J- at the Corner of Colombo street awl Kilmore street intend erecting UP-TO-DATE SHOPS at an. early, date, and would be prepared to arrange to suit the requirements of tenant*. HILLARY ana BAXTER, ' 146 Manchester street. H9116-627 P. L. DAVIE3 AND 00. FOR URGENT SALE. A COMMERCIAL ORCHARD. A COMMERCIAL ORCHARD. RIGHT in the Town of Sunny Nelson. '(The most delightful climate in New Zealand, and commanding a lovely view of the Harbour and Sea). To be sold - a t a price considerably below the Government Valuation, for family reasons. 7 'Acres of Splendid Land, planted with, about 700 fully matured Apples, comprising Jonathans, . Stunners, Pearmane, Delicious, and other famous commercial sorts; also Lemons, Cherries, Apricots, Peaches, and Japanese Plums. Splendid single-storey iceidenoo o! 9 rooina, with all conveniences. Well "watered. The trees are mostly 8 years old, -are all in full bearing, and an immediate Purchaser will get the substantial financial benefit of thie year's crop. PRICE, .£2360. Good Terms arranged. Full particulars from P. L. DAVIES and CO., Land Agents, D 2016-75 161 • Cashel street. DEVEREUX, KING AND CO. DEVEREUX, KING, AND fcO.. LTD., 100 LICHFIELD STREET, Christchurch. riAARPAULINS. STACK COVERS. WAG--1 . GON COVERS, MACHINE COVERS, MOTOR-CAR COVERS, _ At -half the cost, because with Denrcreax's New Patent they last twice as long. The most simple, unique, and effective patent ever brought out for the benefit' of tarpaulin®. Every farmer who has seen it is showing his appreciation by sending us orders for early delivery. It' cannot blow off, cannot tear off. The wear is on the ropes, not - on the cloth, and the ropes are protected by an ingenious invention. 100 LICHFIELD STREET, Christchurch. D 2121 THE APPLELANDS COMPANY. TASMAN NORTH. THE Plans of this New Fruit Settlement on the MOUTERE HILLS, Nelson, have now been issued, and can bo obtained on application to tho TASMAN "NORTH FRUIT LANDS CO., 487 Manchester street. The Opawa Subdivision, comprising 31 Compact Orchard Blocks, varying from 8 to 20 Acres in extent, is intended to be formed as a Canterbury settlement. The gently sloping ridges, i'ing up to the North, are ideal Apple-growing Slopes. Now i* tb~ best time of the year to purchase land for Orchard purposes. Clearing Bnrnin?, and Pl-mshing can be through without delay, and the land allowed » lie fallow until the planting seaoon. This sweetens the land for Apple-growing purposes, and gives tho young trees a- great st®*' in the spring. A practical manager for the block has hoen engaged, and is now in charge of the actt'ement. Absentee's Orchards will be caretuliy planted and brought into bearing under th« Company's supervision. THE TASMAN NORTH FRUIT LANDS CO., LTD. P. HERCUS, Managing Director, H4072-5956 187 Manchester street. THE "Evening ' News" is devoting exceptional attention to every phase of the Great War, giying its readers the product of the whole of the World's War Correspondence, the Official Stories, the Comments of the Leading Papers, and tho Letters of Soldiers from the Trenches, besides all _ the Cable Services—more columns of War News daily than any other pipfA