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PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Twelve Words 1/-, 3 Days 2/6. Hill Land—2i acres, 4 rooms, u large glassed verandah. Govt, mortgage. Vacant. Easy terms. 28 Hagley street. Riccarton._ X 4251 OR OFFER. 6-Roomed House, '*-*'-'" good section, handy to frequent tram, sound investment. Terms. E. R. McDonald and Son, 06 Gloucester street. _ X 3835 JUST over Fitzgerald avenue 5roomed Bungalow and garage, electric range, tidy garden. £950. D. Stock_ancl Co. X 4235 CT. conveniences; good handy position; nice part; garage. £BSO. See us re finance. E. R. McDonald and Son, 96 Gloucester street. _X3835 0 JV/X—PAPANUIRoad "(lew doory J* l *'* *■' off). Close St. Andrew's College. Beautiful corner section, over 1 chain frontage. Square villa, 6 rooms, plastered, etc. Winding-up Estate. Sole Agents. Fol. 269. Hillary and Baxter, 178_Manchestcr_st. x i2'}9 VYfE can quote you several really up-1 to-date new homes in Cranford street at bedrock prices and terms. D. Stock and Co. _ X 4235 £1 ()7rDEPOSIT, "balance" arrange?" »AVFLf secures brand new Bungalow, pick of Spreydon, 5 rooms, garage, j concrete paths. £975. E. R. McDonald ! and Son, 96 Gloucester street. X 3835 Ip~APANUl,""alongside~StrAndrew'sr7 -*• rooms, all conveniences, garage, splendid family home, valuable section. £IOSO. Good terms. Sole agents. E. R. McDonald and Son, 96 Gloucester street. X 3835 DEPOSIT £lOO. DEPOSIT, MERIVALE. OFF PAPANUI ROAD. THIS SUBSTANTIAL RESIDENCE OF 8 FINE ROOMS; ALL ELECTRIC CONVENIENCES. Newly Painted. —•— ments, Flats. Mortgage £IOOO. Splendid Surroundings, Well Fenced. rl-Acre Section, in shrubs, and Low Price t'l *>Qft Accepted on Terms. *-l**'U SEE US IMMEDIATELY. A Real Bargain. For appointment call at McKENZIE and WILLIS, 120 Hereford St. M 4302 j 11. T. PENROSE AND CO. ■ky~-\ ACRE VERY EARLY '*> LAND. 2 Glasshouses. Comfortable house of 5 rooms. Very warm and co.'v. with all conveniences. E. Range hot water, etc. THIS IS AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR A THRIFTY MAN. o<yOX SPREYDON. 1 ACRE JJiOO GOOD LAND. Sunny Bungalow, 4 rooms, and kette. Electric Range, etc. Section can be cut off if desired. TERMS ARRANGED. H. T. PENROSE and CO.. JB3 Manchester street, 31-338. LATTIMORE and CO., 220 High street, cr. of Cashel street. NEW BUNGALOWS FOR SALE. nwwf'-OPAWA, close to tram and *i <w railway 4 rooms and kitchenette and all modern <?1 Yf^ft—SPREYDON, close to *l"wU Cashmere. 5 rooms and kitchenette. Right up to date. T T^K— CITY 4 rooms, all latest ri/liViJ conveniences. t? 1 n^YV-BECKENHAM, close to <£/JLU«JU Colombo street 5 rooms, just completed. L 3176 PROPERTY EXCHANGE. OTHER Town.—We have homes for exchange with Christchurch m Auckland. Hamilton. Palmerston. I'a-hiatt-a, Wellington. Blenheim, Timaru. Dunedin. Badger's, 187 Manchester street. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. PROFESSIONAL. " "ISS JESSIE MOON, Magnetic ■ Healer, Pupil of the late Mr G Buxton Hewer (Nerve Specialist). Hours 2 to 4, or by appointment. 95 GLOUCESTER ST. M 7213 r r IEX EM A TREATMENT. FOR SKIN AND SCALP AILMENTS. Sufferers from: ECZEMA SEBORRHOEA PSORIASIS T E £C A „ATn ACNE FALLING HAIR BABY ECZEMA. Successfully treated, instantly relieved. Consultations Free. Write for Booklet. KLEXEMA ROOMS, TRIANGLE CHAMBERS. 281 HIGH STREET. Open Friday Evenings. 'Phone 34-566. Visiting Somerset Hotel, Ashburton, Tuesday, September 21st

BRIDGE SCORERS. BRIDGE SCORERS. BRIDGE SCORERS. 2/8 PER DOZEN. Printing Department. CH.CH. PRESS CH.CH. PRESS CO., DTD.. CO.. LTD., Cathedral Square. SUNDAY SERVICES. A SSEMBLIES OF GOD IN N.Z., Sydenharn Assembly—Sunday, 11 a.m., Praise and Worship; 6.30, Gospel Service. Tuesday and Saturday, 7.30; Thursday. 7.30; ' Bible Study. Jesus saith unto them, I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life. A welcome to all. A 3769 WALTHAM HALL, Shakespeare road—Gospel Meeting (D.V.I, 7 p.m. Speaker: Mr R. Purdue. Subject: “Four Little Big Things.” Argonaut Hall, Stanmore Road, next Linwood P.Q.: Important address; 6.30 p.m., subject; “Things That Must Shortly Como to Pass.” Speaker: Mr J. Dunbar. Oddfellows’ Hall, Dickens street, Addington: 7 p.m., speaker: Mr F. L. Harrison. Everyone welcome. UTLANIJ HALL, Rutland street, St. Albans. Hear Mr S. I. Sledman. Preacher at Gospel Service, 7 p.m. You are cordially invited. XRMAGH*STREET HALL—-The Gospel of the Grace of God will (D.V.) be preached at 7 o'clock by Messrs R. Restieaux and H. Crewe. ALVATION ARMY, Linwood—Tomorrow, 11 a.m.. 3 p.m., and 7 p.m. Special Services led on by Brigadier Dry. from Wellington. Hearty invitation to all. ‘ X 4250 TT'REE RELIGIOUS MOVEMENT, 202 •*- Cashel street— Sunday, 6.30 p.m. Topic, “Creation.” Speaker, Mr N. M. Bell. Open discussion follows talk. All interested welcome. X 4007 “POMING HORRORS.” “The Last 'O Great War.” The West against the East. Christendom Clashes with the Religions of the Orient. Explained in “The Unveiling,” the latest book on Revelation. Free inspection Public Library or Mrs Garden, 16 Railway terrace. X 9615 I BIBLE AND BOOK DEPOT j i (Miss Plimsoll) I i 200 MANCHESTER STREET i j THE PLACE FOR BIBLES, I j And all sound Scriptural J | Literature )