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PUBLIC NOTICES. APPLICATION FOB LANI> UNDER. THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION 146 OF THE LAND ACT, 1924. VfOTICE is hereby given that application for Rural Sections 37160 and 37161, Block XV., Mairaki Survey District, containing 108 acres 2 roods 15 perches, has been received from Richard Orme Dixon, Sheep farmerof Eyreton, on behalf of the beneficiaries of tne Estatu of late M. J. Dixon, and that al jy objections against the granting of the saw application must' be lodged at this office not late than 24th SEPTEMBER, 1930. W. STEWART, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Canterbury Districts Lands and Survey Oflloe, Chriatchurch. OHOKA AND EYRETON DOMAIN BOARD. PUBLIC NOTICE in hereby given that the Oboka and Eyreton Domain Board propose at their next meeting to grant to the Ohoka Lawn Tennis Club a Lease of the Teiiiiis Courts in the Oho'ta Domain and the land its fenced off immediately surrounding the Courts. Any persons objecting thereto are called Ufon to lodge their objections in writing with the Secretary, at the Eyre County Chambers, Ohoka, on or before the 27th inst. A. WELLS NEWTON, Secretary. Ohoka, 3rd September, 1930. 8462 CHRIST'S COLLEGE. AS THE HEADMASTER will be awny from Chrlstchurch on holiday from Thursday, September 18th, until a few days after the beginning of the next term, communications as to Entries, etc., should be made to Mr J. Moriteath. At the same time the Sub-Warden anil Fellows desire it to be known that' as from the beginning, of the year 1931 Mr Jteath M.A., who has been a Master at Christ'b College for many years, and wno acted aB Headmaster during the absence the Reverend E. 0. Crosse, M.A., whenon holiday leave in 1928, will act as Headmaster pending the appointment of a new Headmaster' E. R. WEBB, Bursar. Trinity college of musio. RINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC. LOCAL CENTRE. Presentation of Medals and Address by the Examiner, Y.M.C.A. CONCERT HALL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th, at 8 P.M. J. CROSS, Local Secretary. THE NEW ZEALAND STATE FOREST SERVICE ADVISES — CREOSOTE, the beat wood preservative for farm use—A GRADE Conforming to the BRITISH STANDARD SPEOIFICA TXON for CREOSOTE OIL is RECOMMENDStandard Creosote destroys insect lits. makes timber water-proof, and adds considerably to its life. RESTAR, LIMITED, , Mam lacturers, 16 Bedford row, Chrlstchurch. 'P.ione 86-121. RBO3A REWARD will be paid to any person tw supplying information leading to the recovery of R. 12 1930 Model A.J.S. MOTORCYCLE, with electric light, 2J h.p. Maker « No. 130813, which disappeared from Ngaruawahia in June, 1980, Beply ' LAIRD BROS., 8420 303 Victoria Arcado. Aulkland. - FOB SAIiB. £5 £BSO. MORTGAGEE'S SALE. This is wonderful value, and well worth /our early inspection. Smart Bungalow, 4 good rooms and modern kitchenette, gas range, tiled back, sink, and plenty of cupboards, art papered throughout, glassed-in sun porch, all in first class order. 80 peruhei in garden, concrete paths, main sewer. This is a pfcrticulaHy well-built housd, and Is a bright, sunny place. 1 18 HILLARY arid BAXTER, 178 Manchester Street, H5785F Sole agents. ™ CE £1375. FOR QUICK SALE. &UNGALOW, Five Sp&cioiis Rooms, Kitchenette and Large Sleeping Porch glassed in, every possible convenience, TWO lioj WATER SERVICES, ELECTRIC STOVE, MOTO:; GARAGE, HIGH PRESSURE, »nd SEWER. EXCEPTIONALLY SUNNY, HIGH AND DRY. Close to St. Andrew's and Elmwood Sohools. Apply: OWNER, P.O. Bo* 1102, j»|» Chriatchurch

rati UAUiun. ONE MINUTE FROM TEAM STOP, pi fk K A —THE VERY LATEST IN 3&i1!/OU TWO-STORE'S BUNGALOWS. SIX ROOMS. SLEEPING BALCONY. AND SUN POROH; built for sunshine. DINING-ROOM - LIVING-ROOM WITH SLIDING DOORS BETWEEN, make a lovely large room; two nice tiled slab fireplaces; nice Entrance Sail and Easy Stairway. KITCHEN 14 x 12, with servery to diningMom; ample cupboard space, bins, and meal safe, Fama bench; electric or gas range; electric light and beating points; two hot Water services: gas copper; bathroom and pedestal basin; sewer; garage. Section well fenced and laid out. A REALLY CHOICE BUNGALOW, ONE THAT WILL PLEASE THE MOST CRITICAL PURCHASER. REASONABLE TERMS. OWNER WILL CONSIDER SECTION ON EVEN A SMALLER PROPERTY IN PART PAYMENT. We have the keys, and will be pleased to shaw you this property. 'Phone 81-224. W. E. SIMES and CO., Auctioneers and Estate Agents. 146 HE&EFORD STREET. 59481 PRICE AND TERMS EXCEPTIONAL. PBIOE £B7S. DEPOSIT £75. BALANCE OF PURCHASE MONEY AT 5 PER CENT. TIMES ARB HARD. AND THE THRIFTY MAN WILL SEE AT A GLANCE THE WISDOM OF BUYING A HOME LIKE THIS ONE. 01oi« to Tram, 3 Sections out. Northern Aspect. Not a Penny to Spend on the Property BUNGALOW of 5 rooms and kitchenette, bathroom with porcelain enamel bath, electric t6W£f< GLASSHOUSE, about 30 x 18, almost new (wonld cost £9O to-day), Th« house has just been papered throughout and painted externally. By purchasing this property your rental . would amount to less thin £1 per week. Now is the time to make the most of the . Glasshouse. Call for further details. WE CAN RECOMMEND THIS. H. W. HEB LO P and CO., 778 COLOMBO STREET, Victoria square. Telephone Sl-iao. So!* Agent*.