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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16152, 5 March 1918, Page 9

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. HILLARY AND BAXTER. HILLARY AND BAXTER, "gjSTATE AGENTS AND LAND BROKERS. Note the New Address; 178 MANCHESTER STREET, Next Coiner Worcester street. BEST POSITION IN ST. ALBANS. THE LATEST IN ART BUNGALOWS. 7 BOOMS AND SLEEPING BALCONY. HIGHEST PART OF CHRISTCHURCH. £1670. Dining-room 18 x 15, bay window extra, panelled in figured rimn, heavy beam ceilings, very, fine fireplace, and "mantel, finished in old English style, double electric fitting, artistic leadlights, Entranoe hall. 12 x 12, finished in picked figured rimu, quaint electric fitting, artistic leadlights in door and sidelight. Breakfast-room 15 x 13, heavy beam ceiling, 4-light bay window, leadlights, transoms in clear glass, massive grate, standing in tiled recese, pretty electric fitting. Kitchen 12 x 12, with sink recessed in bay window, cupboard underneath. There are also two other largo cupboards, with ample shelving. Modern tile-back range, and neat Bungalow manteL, electric) fitting. Pantry is on the shady side of house, is very complete with flour and sugar bins, meat safe, and plenty of shelving. Upstairs—The main bedroom, which is 18 x 15, is beautifully fitted up, has pretty tiled fireplace, 5-light bdy windows, with leadlight transoms, and elcctrio fitting complete. Two of the othor bedrooms have fireplaces fitted with modern grates and attractivo art tiles and mantels. Tho bathroom is a very fine one, measuring 12 x Oft, and is fitted with porcelain bath, large basin, h. and c. shower, and nickel-plated fittings—a nice bright room. The sleeping balcony is fitted with sliding glass sashes, and is very sunny. There are two lavatories, one upstairs and tho other down, connocted with main sower. The hot and cold service i 3 a good one, and is supplied from the dining-room grate as well as the range. Every detail for labour-saving and convenience has been well thought out, and we can recommend this property to anyone in search of a nice home. . The section is high, dry, and sunny, has double gates for motor-car, and is within 3 minutes of tram. PRICE, £1670. HILLARY and BAXTER, Estate Agents, H4437-430 178 Manchester street. EVANS AND BULL. (J. R. Evans.) (Roland Bull.) (Licensed Lund Broker.) (Established 1881.) OFF RICCARTON ROAD, li ACRES, 5 ROOMS, £600. Pjrrv CASH, prico £600, balance to suit 5^01) buyer—l& acres FINE CORNER site, small orchard, balance paddock. Houso 5 rooms and conveniences, a!t in GOUU order and condition. Handy car and school. Real good reason for selling. Call for card to view. CHEAP LEASEHOLD. m ACRES, 11 miles out, 30 acres in rape, 5 acres turnips, balance grass. House i rooms, stable and shed. Rent 7s 6d per acre, WORTH DOUBILE; lease 4J years to run. GOODWILL £60. PAPANUI, fTMINUTES"FROii~CAR. -P"l DOWN, balance to suit buyer—lo wiuv/ Acres of first-class grazing and close cropping land, 2 acres in LUCERNE, 1 acre mangolds, and balance grass; 5-roomed House and all outbuildings. Extra handy car and school. Owner out to do business. Inspection invited. MIXED FARMING, GLASSHOUSE, ETC. BURWOOD, CLOSE CAR. 4 ACRES (over). Terms, say, £250 down. One minute from tram. Bost of land, 2 acres in grass, 1 acre potatoes, J-acro good orchard, i-acre tomatoes, patch lucerne, mangolds, etc. Glasshouse 85 by 18. House 4 rooms, hot and cold water eervic.o, electric light, numerous conveniences, dairy, Btable, trapshed, cowshcd, pigstye, fowl houses, etc. Heal handy, cheap littlo place. Call for card to view. CHEAP GOVERNMENT LEASEHOLD. BENT 5s 3d, ACRE, FREEHOLD CAN BE BOUGHT IF WANTED. rQA ACRES, will carry 600 ewes and 100 OOV/ head cattle, and is now carrying 650 ewes, 50 head cattle, and 6 horses. 50 Acres turnips. Mostly new 7-wire fenoes, 6 paddocks, well watered. 2 miles from school ( and 10 from saloyards. Buildings are new, and consist of hut, 6-stall stable, gTanary, sheep yards, etc. Price asked, £1800 or £3100 aa a going concern, with above live stock, implements, and sundries too numerous to specify. Terms given. Owner out to sell. Write or call without delay. 343-20 EVANS AND BULL, 59 CATHEDRAL SQUARE, Next Everybody' 6 Pictures. E4325-987 W. A. HORNE, LTD. EXCHANGE FOR NORTHERN PROPEKTIES. IF you want a change but cannot sell present property, let "The Land Man" Exchange it for some property in the Sunny Progressive North. No matter how large or small. Write tolday. We are dothe business for others. WHY NOT FOR YOU? WILLIAM A. HORNE, LTD., "The Land Man," 4 Vulcan, lane, Auckland. CARRIERS and Tradeemen. "We have for \J sale a Wolseley Express Van, capable of carrying 15 cwt. This van is in splendid condition, and is very economical to run. Complete with lamps tools, and spare rim. Prico for quick sale, £200. Adams. Ltd., Tuaui street. A 2382

Special Purchase of North Island Boot Stock SECURED BIG DISCOUNTS for a LARGE .. QUANTITY OF BOOTS AND SHOES.. ■ Wc have bought from a North Island Boot and Shoe Dealer a splendid lot of Colonial-made Boots and Shoes. Seeing the urgency for a larger supply for the Winter trade—supplies being rather short here, we announce this latest purchase-with the knowledge that the values and the qualities are right, and bound to give satisfaction. Solid savings to aIL 48 pairs Men's Extra-heavy Double Women's Chrome Leather Lace Boots Pegged Sole Shooters 22/6 pair , 36 pairs Men's Greenhide Nailed Women's Chrome 1-Bar Ward Shoe Shooters—Now selling 23/6 pair ri,«. TVrhv 36 pairs Men's Chrome Golosh Bal- Men's Tan Leather Glace Derb> morals—Now selling 15/11 pair Boots, narrow square toe 14/9 18 pairs Men's Split Kip Balmorals. Women's Stout Leather 1-Bar Shoes I heel and toe tip onlv 12/6 pair low heels -• •• . 8/11 I 24 pairs Men's Split; Kip Nailed £ 8/11 medium wcisftit 14/9 psir 5/9 6/6 6/tl 7/6 8/6 8/11 24 pairs Men Split Kip Nailed Shoot- Ladies' Sample Xaa Shoes : 2 /"SsrsK ZEE Slippers. 8/11 pair .t vamp-Wljr g/6 'M t>airs Men's Split Nailed or Plain Sale Price .. •• **/ " Bluchers 8/11 and 9/11 pair Men's Heel Tip Balmorals 36 pairs Gents' Box Chrome Derby 14/6 Boots 21/6 22/6 23/6 Ladies Patent English Cookhams 25/- 26/- 28/6 I®/® »/» 213 pairs Girls' Black and Tan GIRLS' TA>. LACE and Colonial-make Sandals, suitable for BOOTS. 7 Shoes 9/11 winter wear—Pricc 7to 9 5/11 Dertw Shres 9/11 10 to 13 6/6 1 and 2 6/11 and 7/6 Ladies' Ward Shoes, heel 6/11 [ Indies' Gum Boots 12/9 pair Youths' Chrome Golosh Boots.l to 4 1 114 pairs Men's Stout Watertight 12 /® ~ r s * Clogs 16/6 pair Ladies' Glace Kid Derby Shoes— Large shipment Men's Thigh Gimi 18/6 IC/- 14/6 12/B pair i 5 30./- 32/6 35/- Ladies' Glace 1-Bar Shoes, high heel Glen's Heavv Knee Gum Boots — ■ 17 /6 18/6 20/- Men's Superior Derby Boots— ' Girls' Legists, plain leather, sizes 10 zz / 6 " ; to 13 5/11" 1 and 2 6/9 Patent Ankle Straps 11 to,l 5/11 , Tan Leather, ankle strap, kicker toe, 7to 10 5/6 4t06 3, 9 ! 11 to 13 . • • • 6/9 Postage—Woman's, 6d. ; Men's, ts. ! STEWART ROBINSON CASHEL STREET WEST /