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PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Twelve Words, One Shilling per Insertion. Three Insertions 2s 6d. FOR Private Sale; House and v Section, about 35 Perches, situated 23 Weston road, near Papanui road. Apply. 605 Colombo st. 5336 ~A BUNGALOW, 4 Rooms, Kitchen'ri - ette, sleeping porch; acres land; low rate area; 3 minutes from tram. Private sale. 84748, “Press.” —ADDINGTON. Semi-Bunga-cw low, 4 rooms and kette, New World Gas Range, etc. A snip, to wind up estate. H. T. Penrose and Co., ManChester street. 31-333. X 4821 C. COOMBESand CCL Land and Estate Agents, 194 Cashel street. ■OEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOW. Deposit only £6O. Buys this Lovely Bungalow of 4 Rooms, Sun Porch; every possible convenience; very high section, and handy to town. PRICE ONLY £760 FOR QUICK SALE. X 4813 C. COOMBES and CO. £2500. CHARMING FENDALTON TWOSTOREY RESIDENCE. Situated best part of district, being high and dry, practically free from fog. This house is a immature palace, rooms very large, lofty, and well lit with large windows. Artistically decorated, conviently planned for economical working. All modern conveniences installed to the most minute detail. Seven rooms and balcony give ample bedroom accommodation for any family. Magnificent grounds of 3-acre, numerous native trees and choice flowers, also il in grass for pony or cow. Owner will sell whole or portion. A reasonable offer would tempt the owner to leave floor coverings, which are a speciality. Sole Agents, McKENZIE and WILLIS. ’Phone 34-630. M 4830 PROPERTIES WANTED TO BUY f"<ASH for Cottages for Letting; must be cheap. State- full particulars. 84G29, “Press.” \\7 ANTED, To Buy, Two or Three- ’ ’ roomed Cottage, small section or Cash. Apply 83830, “Press.” FjpRANSFERRED Railway Man wants purchase Recently-built House; good district. £IOO-£2OO deposit. Write 84688, “Press.” L 1 AIKL y New Bungalow Wanted by Young Couple. Clean, convenient; not over £2OO deposit. Write 84689, “Press.” /CONVENIENT Bungalow, good order, wanted. Four rooms, ktte.; garage preferred. Small deposit, advantage. Apply 84607, “Press.” VWANTED to Buy, 10 to 30 Acres ’' Good Land; preferably without buildings. Must be close to city. State price, terms, condition of property, etc., to D 4788. “Press.” V\7E require for a Client 15 to 20 ’’ Acres, Upper Fcndalton or Riccarton, with decent 5-roomed House. Send particulars. Hutchinson, White’s, Victoria square. _ _ 5304 I >ROPERTY Owners. I urgently require particulars of good Residential Properties in good localities. ’Phone 34-533. A. R. Sherris, 176 Hereford street. X 4716 HOTELS FOR SALE. HOTEL, HOTEL. D FOR SALE—FREEHOLD. NICE COUNTRY HOTEL, MODERN BUILDING, containing about 20 Rooms and Detached Cottage, with about 20 acres of Land. Electric Light. Good District. Takings average £SO per week; capable of doing more. Economically worked. Owner retiring on account of advancing years and ill-health. Fullest investigation invited. Reasonable price. Personal application and full particulars from Solo Agents, MORTON and CO.. LTD., Hotel Brokers and Valuators, Timaru. 5054 EXCHANGE. fWNER Three Clear-title Sections on Hills will exchange clear Cottage Property. P.O. Box 14. X 4820 ATf ANTED - to Exchange] fully-fur- »» nishod House. Clifton, Sumner, for car value £250. Reply Box 62G. X 4645 GREAT OFFER.' VLTILL YOU EXCHANGE HOUSE for * ’ 2i acres, near city, well established, cherry trees (really “birdproof”); glasshouses, asparagus beds, fruit trees, accommodation for 300 hens; good house; handled at present by lady and youih. Great scope for poultry. Husband semi-invalid and muSt retire. HARRIS, LAWLQR and CO.. 98 Hereford street. X 4812 CHRISTCHURCH DRAINAGE BOARD CHRISTCHURCH DRAINAGE BOARD. ELECTION OF MEMBERS. IN THE MATTER of the Christchurch District Drainage Act, 1907, and of the Local Elections and Polls Act. 1925, T HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that the following Candidates have been NOMINATED for the undermentioned Sub-Districts;— CHRISTCHURCH SOUTH-WEST. HAMILTON. Edwin Henry Staples. CLINCH. Stephen Matthew. , HEATHCOTE. HOWARD, Mabel Bowden. GRIGG. William Scoles. is the number of Candidates exds the number of vacancies, NO:E IS HEREBY GIVEN that an ECTION for the return of ONFmber for each of the above-named b-Districts will be held on THURS,Y. the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF BRUARY, 1937, between the hours 9 a.m. and 7 p.m., and I HEREBY 'POINT, the following PollingCHRISTCHURCH SOUTH-WEST. Garage. 277 Montreal street, Near Hereford street. Garage, Corner St. Asaph and Antigua streets. Church of Christ Sunday School, corner Durham street and Moorhouse avenue. St. Michael’s Hall. Durham street. Orange Hall, Worcester street. HEATHCOTE. St. Mark’s Schoolroom. Opawa road. St. Martins Public Library, Wilsons road. .Pumping Station, Retreat road and River road. St. Chad’s Schoolroom, Buckleys road. Aranui Hall. Breezes road. Presbyterian Sunday School, Linwood avenue and Gloucester street. Orange Hall, Worcester street. DATED at Christchurch this Nineteenth Day of January, 1937. CHARLES FREDERIC CHAMPION, 4395 Returning Officer. NEW BRIGHTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. NEW BRIGHTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. PENALTY ON OVERDUE RATES. IN PURSUANCE of the provisions of A Section 76 of “The Rating Act, 1925,” notice is hereby given that ten per centum will be added to all rates levied by the New Brighton Borough Council and remaining unpaid on the 4th February, 1937. C. T. MIDDLETON, Town Clerk. New Brighton, 4th January, 1937. 3374 IMPORTANT TO WOMEN. EGLECTED Piles are Dangerous. You can be cured without operan. Send ninepence for generous nple Zann Treatment. Zann Proetary, Box 952, GH., Wellington. —4