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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20621, 10 August 1932, Page 1

FOE SALE. • LATTIMORE AND CO., 220 HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHUROH. Inglis Buildings. FOR SALE. ELLESMERE FARM. About 60 Acres Good Agricultural or Dairying Land, in perfect order. Comfortable house and good outbuildings. £2OOO. BANKS PENINSULA FARM. RAA ACRES Good Cocksfoot Country, ""v capable of carrying 2 eweß to acre, besides milking 30 cows. Good homestead, electric light, concrete cowbails, and milking machines. Price and further particulars on application. No. 2 L44U9 GOOD BOARDING-HOUSE. IN THE HEART OF THE CITY. WALK IN. dPI 9QQ WALK OUT. This very low figure does not represent the value of the property—and yet for that price we can sell you. TWO-STOREYED DWELLING OF 9 ROOMS, with S outside rooms All modern conveniences. Garage. Also TKE WHOLE OF THE FURNISHINGS AND FURNITURE, Bedding, and other incidentals necessary for conducting a First-class Boarding-house. The price may suggest an inferior locality, out it's not. THE BARGAIN OF THE TIMES. t. W. H ESL O P and C 0., REAL ESTATE AGENTS. 778 COLOMBO ST.. VICTORIA SQUARE. Telephone 81-180. H 4213 > ACRES LEASEHOLD. DAIRYING ' LAND, grows good clover and root crops. Comfortable House of 4 Rooms. 20 bail cowshed, stables and loft, pig-styes, new engine-room. Land is well watered and subdivided and well fenced. Stock includes 20 cows, 5 selected heifers, 2 bulls, 5 sows and litters, 2 draught horses, several tons hay, single lever plough, harrows, disc, turnip cutter, separator (new), etc. The Price asked is £450, going concern. D. STOCK and CO., N.Z. Express Co.'s Bldgs., 158 Manchester street. 58204 £SOO. BUNGALOW, 4 rooms, k'ette, gas cooker, copper. Section good order and dry. First mortgagee selling below amount mortgage. HARRIS, LAWLOR and CO., H 8670 98 Hereford street. CITY Section, suitable hall or factory; central ppßition; must sell, low price. Z.F.H., "Pross.' - 1917 COUNTY COUNCILS. MALVERN COUNTY COUNCIL. ANNUAL CLEANING OF WATER-RACES. is hereby given that the waterX* races in the Malvern County will be SHUT OFF FOR CLEANING PURPOSES every alternate Forty-e'ght hours, commencing on MONDAY AUGUST 15th, on the Kirwee side. Occupiers are requested to take this opportunity to clean their races, otherwise the work will "be done ty Council workmen at a charge of 2s 6d per hour. A. E. COLTHART, _ . . County Clerk. Darfleld, August 10th. 1932. 4406

WANTED TO EXCHANGE. MT. PLEASANT EXCHANGE. OWNER of Modern Bungalow of 5 Room* and Sun Porch, Motor Garage, J Acre, price £1450, will Exchange for similar Bungalow in good locality on the Flat. RICOARTON. £llOO OR OFFER—Residence of 8 Room*, i-Acre. £BOO under cost. SPRATT and CO., 'Phone 36-649. 121 Worcester street. FUENITUBE AND FDBNISHINGS. FURNITURE, is, Rimu 14s 6d, Oal Card Tables, 14s 6d. Hutchinson, White, Ltd. CARPETS, Beautiful Colours and Designs, £3 15s. Hutchinson, White, Ltd., Victoria square. iiNUijtt wood Bedsteads and Non-sag Mattresses, 32s 6d. Hutchinson, Whit*, Ltd. OAK Bedroom Suite Complete, Latest Design, £l2 15s. Hutchinson, White. Ltd. 3 -PIECE Chesterfield Suito In Moquette new, £7 10s. Hutchinson. White. Ltd. UPRIGHT Grand Piano, *10; a splendid instrument. Hutchinson, White, Ltd., Auctioneers, Victoria square (opposite new Statue). 4430 SHIPPING. I LORD HOWE ISLAND, AND SYDNEY*. 8.8. MORINDA, sailing from Auckland August 25th (circumstances permitting). Visit idyllic Norfolk Island for a pleasant holiday. Reduced fares. Regular 6-weekly service maintained Apply to A. H. TURNBULL and COMPANY, LTD. 150 Manchester street, Ohristchurch H 4277

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