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New Zealand Times, Volume LI, Issue 8554, 7 December 1888, Page 2

For Sale or to Let. TO LET, Furnished.—A convenient seven-roomed bouse, with bathroom ; rent moderate. Apply by letter, X.Y.Z., New Zealand Times office. PROPERTIES EOE SALE. STATIONS. ~i O/\ A/"\ ACHES Freehold, with XOSV/V/V/ 14,000 cross-bred sheep and 1000 head well-bred cattle. A_ very large area of this property is subdivided and sown to English grass after the plough, the balance being very rich swamp land well improved; 10 miles from railway station, and has first-class homestead improvements. 10.000 acres Freehold, with 12,000 sheep and 1000 head of cattle. Good homestead and all necessary improvements for carrying on the work of the station. Land of good quality and partially improved. 25.000 acres Freehold and 20,000 leasehold for sale at a low price. 6000 acres Freehold, original! 7 bush, but now of English grass; has extensive improvements, consisting of large residence and grounds, woolshed, and all other necessary outbuildings; situated near important centre. 53.000 acres Leasehold ; sheep station,. with unexpired term to run. at a very low rental; land principally open, with some bush ; improvements extensive and in good order. This run at present carries 16,000 merino and crossbred sheep FARMS—A great many freehold farms for sale, varying in size from 100 to 3000 acres, all more or less improved, and with suitable homesteads. CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES - 3 blocks of City Properties for sale at £7OOO, £IO,OOO and £16,000 each ; and a great many others, at prices ranging from £2OO upwards. HOTEL PROPERTIES. We have several Hotel Properties for sale in both town and country. MONEY TO LEND at lowest rates of interest. J. CRAIG MoKERROW & CO., Auctioneers, Etc., 18, Lambton-quay. Licensed Victuallers H. GRIMES, ORIENTAL HOTEL, WILLIS-STBEET, Late or Lancaster House, Terrace, PROMISES to his patrons every comfort a well-conducted hotel can give, it having been re-decorated. An entire change iu management and domestics, comfort, cleanliness and moderate charges being their motto.

A good and substantial luncheon every day, from 12 to 2, la. Two Billiard tables under the management of an experienced marker. Night Porter kept. Inspection respectfully invited. 556 WALKLET’S Commercial Hotel AND MANAWATU CLUB, PALMERSTON NORTH. Porter in Attendance on Every Train. Table d’Hote at 6 p.m. BATH AND SAMPLE, ROOMS. Coaches leave the Hotel twice daily (Sundays excepted) for Woodville and Masterton. Saddle horses and buggy on hire. Best Loose Boxes in the District. All communications promptly attended to Charges Moderate. 36 JOHN WALKLEY. OCCIDENTAL HOTEL, Latimer-square, Hereford-street, Christchurch, N.Z., J. G. Harris, proprietor,—This hotel has been re-organised under new management, and is only two minutes’ walk from the centre of the town. It has the advantage of the quiet of the suburbs, and is unrivalled for comfort, attention, and convenience. Private suites for families. Engagements by letter or telegram attended to, 23 Business Notices NOT GENERALLY KNOWN THAT T. GARLAND, Moles worth-street Manufactures — £JOAL VASES and COAL HODS, STEEL TRAVELLING TRUNKS, LADIES’ BONNET BOXES, CASH BOXES, DEED BOXES, LANTERNS and AS H PAN S, COPPER KETTLES and TIN KETTLES, PORTABLE COPPER ; BOILERS from

Then hny your goo3s from the maker, and keep your money in the colony, which you will some day receive again, and you can buy cheapar andobetter goods from me than from an importer. T. GAELAND, TINSMITH, PLUMBER & GASPITTER, Moles wor th-street. B AETHOLOMBW AND STEAM SAWMILLS, LEVIN DUNN’S (Maaawatu Company’s Line). DRESSED AND UNDRESSED TIMBER On the Shortest notice. 941 WANTED KNOWN. HOLM AND C 0„ WOOD AND COAL MERCHANTS, Adclaide-road, Clydeiquay, and,old Custom* house.street. Tia.nF’dOifE 312. 730