PROPERTIES FOH SALE. MALIXG AND CO., LIMITED. MALING AND COMPANY, LIMITED. OPPOSITE GLOUCESTER STREET BRIDGE. A REALLY GOOD DAIRY FARM. 40 ACRES —One oi the finest little Dairy O {arms, close to Christchurch, 6 miles from tie Cathedral, with some of the strongest land in Canterbury on tho farm. Good buildings and splendid gates. i'CO per acre. i 15 ACRES, on a terrace, ideal orchard block, one- hour's motor drive from ChrietcJiurch, perfectly sheltered. Proof on the ground that it is suitable for orchard purpo6£6, and very cheap at £40 per acre. 7 ACRES, and a splendid Orchard, good House, handy to car, elaborate packing sljedj, fowlbcuses, chcrry house, etc.; 5 acres in full bearing, balance in rhubarb ar.d aeparagus. The orchard ia perfectly sheltered, the land will grow enormous crops, and the wliole is a profitable place, offering a good living and more, and an idea' occupation for any man. The price is low. These are the places that will be in keen demand when the war is over. OVER 6 ACRES, perfect soil, warm,, free, and black, Papanui, two frontages, grow anything, close to tram ; the prettiest small block on our books. High prospective value. £150 per acre, or perhaps a cioee oiler. An absolutely beautiful block, we as3ure you. 10 ACRES, 4 acres in Orchard, 4-rcomed House, splendid order. Owner would oxchange his equity of £000 for a good house property near that value. Speak to our representative about this. 20 ACRES, near Plumpton, £60 per acre. Two long frontages and a good position. 5 ACRES, splendid grass land, close to Avonsido and tram. £700. Small Areas close in will be almost unobtainable shortly. MALING and COMPANY, LIMITED, Opposite Gloucester street Bridge. 1359 RONALD S. BADGER. CHANCE TO GET INTO BUSINESS. £i A WEEK. CASH DAIRY BUSINESS GOING CHEAP. This is on unusual chance to step into a ready-mado £4 a week living. About 18 acres, part *freehold, with eix-roomed old-fash-ioned comfortable House; 7 cows in profit, 1 heifer, 3 acres in potatoes, lucerne, mangels. No Delivery—caßli trade at tho door. ONLY_ £S7S AS GOING CONCERN. Mortgage only £160. Town Property might be considered in part payment. Don't hesitate and miss the chanob. See me to-day. The opening is a rare one, and there's ft sound reason for selling. RONALD S. BADGES, 187 Manchester street. 788 LOHREY, MANGIN CO. LOHREY, MANGIN CO., LAND AND HOUSE AGENTS, 218 HIGH STREET. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, 7 Acres of Land, running stream through property, 5 acres in fruit trees (full bearing), apples (Sturmers) and pears, besides small fruit, 2 glass houses (100 x 30) full of tomatoes, stable, workshop, etc. Five-roomed house. PRICE, £2200. Would exchange for 2 to 5 acres with 5roomed house. LOHREY. MANGIN CO. STYX —32 Acre® Heavy Land, one acre in six-year-old fruit trees, one acre potatoes, carrots, mangolds, etc. Five-roomed bouse, stables, etc. Fronts two roads, and close to car, train, etc. Has Government mortgage. PRICE, £750, OR OFFER. Property too small for present owner. LOHREY, MANGIN CO., Sole Agents. TEMPLETON —95 Acres Heavy Land, 40 acres oats, 10 acres wheat. 10 acres peas, balance new grass. Subdivided into 6 paddooks. Wire and gorse fenoes. Yields 70 bushels wheat, 100 bushels oats. Sixroomed house, etc. Six miles from Aldington Saleyards. PRICE, £47 per acre (or would exchange for small place). LOHREY, MANGIN CO., 1975 218 High street. EDUCATIONAL. PARENTS! PLACE YOUR BOYS AND GIRLS UNDES THE TUTELAGE OF TEACHERS WHO HOLD HIGH DIPLOMAS. THE initial training of a boy or girl in commercial life will influence him or her for years to come. See to it, then, that you place YOUR boys and girls under the charge of teachers who, by long experience and the winning of high scholastio honours, are thoroughly qualified to impart valuable knowledge to the plastic minds of youthful pupils. -At Gilby's College a full staff of highly qualified Tcacher Specialists teach Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, and prepare students for Matriculation, Public Service, Accountancy Professional, and Bookkeepers' Diploma, etc. And each year, as the logical result of our excellent training, our students win success in the various public examinations. Write or call for particulars. GILBY'S COLLEGE LIMITED. Next Chief Post Officc, Cathedral square, Christchurch. 1018
Digbts commercial school. HALLENSTEIN'S BUILDINGS. (Opposite D.1.C.) Principal: MISS M. D. DIGBT, P.C.T, I.P.S. (Typists' Section). HIGHEST EXAMINATION RESULTS. HIGHEST EXAMINATION RESULTS. HIGHEST EXAMINATION RESULTS. At the Government Entrance Examination for SHORTHAND TYPISTES. held last September, FIVE of our pupils wore successful in paaeinj*, viz., FOUR JUNIORS and ONE SENIOR, the latter being the ONLY SUCCESSFUL CHRISTCHURCH CANDIDATE in the SENIOR DIVISION. This is the SECOND Government Entrance Examination this rear at- which odo of our pupils has achieved this distinction. These results afford convincing proof of'the excellent training received by OUR STUDENTS. DAY CLASSES. EVENING CLASSES. SATURDAY MORNING CLASSES. TERM COMMENCES ANY DAY. 6562 THE IMPERIAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. —Anyone can Learn by our Methods. No ScaJee; no Drudgery. We Teach from Melodies. ROOMS 1 and 2, 88, Hereford street. X ENGLISH HOTELS. LONDON. JJOTVARD HOTEL. NORFOLK STEEET, STRAND. Bedroom. Breakfast, Bath, Attendance, From 6« 6d per person. Centra: Position. Excellent Servio*. Telegrams, "Kiconi, Eotrand, London." OXSB ••rpHE Greatest of All Ware,'' more fully A dealt with in the "Evening News" than in any other newspaper in the Dominion-
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