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Colonist, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8278, 19 June 1895, Page 1

W. ROUT AND SONS HAVE THE FOLLOWIHG Cottage and Land in Col ling wood street, opposite Bey Father Mahooey's, and lately oooapied Mrs Barhe. Prioe £60. Collage and Lend in Fouth Etrr et. Price £100. A Fine Propprty in BJenbf im, adjoining Bsilway Station snd eitoate between the Loan ana Mercantile OfiSces and the Co-opfrative 6te»e b. large Boildmg lately OBed as a blaoksmiH) b sbop, wheelwright's efcop and b) r « room ; or to Ift eta low remal. Borne excellent Building Biteß in Collingwood Btreet Forth, at very low prioee. Beveral firßt-olaßß Bnilding Sites, Victoria Crf f cent, thf Port. Easy of bccopb, sndoomma^aing a splendid view of the Bay, &c. To be sold at low prices, and en particularly easy A Six^roomed Bodep, with Three Acree of lard, en Glfdßtone Poßd, Richmond, belonging to Mr Gur.n> end Bito&te near Mr Joe Beßt's property. Good orchard, vißery ; water laid on, OEtbocfee, ccjrper boilt in. Hoofe ccrjaparßtively new. A very desirable Cottßge prr perty in Taeman Btreet, adjoinirg Mr Catley's property. Jrive-roonied Honse, with land 102 feet by 142 feet. Firet-olaps Orchard. For eale cheap.' That ve»y superior property in Berdy Btreet beloDgirg to Wrß Scaly, conßieting of a fall acre ol land, with a ten*room«d Dwellicp Eonse, Coaob-honße, Stable, and other OutDUiiaingß. The land has a long frontage o Hardy street, and is tastefully planted and laid no * rpr^**' 7 *° c of the pnrchaße money coold remain owing at a low rate of interest * to 01188 Md Land at the Fort belonging toMra Gilbertßon. This Property has frontages to Wakefield quay and Victoria road, and commands a magnifioent view of the Bay and Harbor. Half an aore of Land. To be soldat a low figure, and on easy terms, as the owner ib anxious to realize. tu°°A* a , 8e ftn(! Land in 8 * Vin ° en * "to 8 * belonging to Mr Jonathan Broagh, and situate near the Girls School. The House is built of oob, is commodious, and is in a good state of reservation. Prioe £120 ; eaßy terms. r> v a J Valoable Aoi> e of Land, being Seetioa 57, situate at the comer of Haven Road and EeaohvUle, and adjoining Mrs Garrard's property. •♦TO° r m °' ** an< *« Hoaee thereon, at the corner of Oollingwood and Brcnti Btreete, opposite W M. Stanton's property. The dwelling house is of briok construction, and contains eight roomß. Gas and watei laid on. A first-olasa neighborhood for residence. A first-olass Property in Hardy street, near the Maitai River, consisting of a substantial sen roomed dwelling house, with a fall aore of land. Will be Bold at a low figure, and nearly tne wbole of the purchase money oan remain on mortgage at a low rate of interest. Two Acres of Land on Waimea Road, adjoining Mr Chapman's nursery garden, beonging to Bwhop Suter, being sections 964 and 966. Prioe, £200. mt--_r °?P" al Bnilding Site at Stepney ville, the Port, belonging to Mr Andreas Anderson. Thirty-five perohes of land. Prioe £50. One of Dear's Cottages in Waimea street at a very low figure and on exceptionally easy I terms. Ihe building is plaßtered throughout, and as good as new. TO U£T Seven-roomed Honse with 2$ acres of Land Bt Wakefield, next Railway Station. Waehhouee and copper, and every convenience. Or for tale at a low figore. Two Acres of Lac d in Nile-stieet East, lately occupied by Meeers Dodeon & Son as hopgarden, and now laid down in grass. " The Oliffa " Property, ooneisting of substantially built 15-roomed Hoaee with Stable ftD <J , otl ? er Outbuildings, and 19 Bcreß of land laid out in plantations, orohard. garden and paddocks. The position of the property is nnequnlled in the Colony as p residence. Rental per annnm for the property with the house furnished, £160 ; unfurnished, £125. Immediate possession can be given. v _ A ° ci 8 h *-roomed Honse with Two Aoreß of Land in Queen-st., Richmond, lately occupied by Dt. Guy Porter- Bathroom, scullery ; water laid on. Beet £36 a year. „ _ A seven-roomed House in Hampden street West, opposite VioJory Square, belonging to Mr Gome. Rrnt 7/- a week. Tna * vet y plaasant property in Waimea street, belonging to Mr Deverall, consisting of half an acre of and, with good eight>roomed houae, situate in fhe centre thereof. Immediate possession. USE LITTLE'S SHEEP DIPS. FLUID DIP, the beet Norj-poieonous Dip Ivor ™ and Rec o mn »ended by Owners o over 5,000,000 Sheep in New Zealand alone. PBIOE--(in casks) 5s 6d per Gallon. t l Gallon Flum Makbb 100 Gallons Dr* ' " ' ■■'■-"..-.•'• ';i;:','!i £**/»*!.! '•■..ib'ift^r.ii-'jjK',':".'. •.•!!: « : i r^Wfr.^'.S'.-," ■'■■■>'' '•■■■.•.':.' l -- I v-'; ■'•■.■..■].'■.- ■■'•.■'•!'." .'■'."'■ ..'--' v". '-. . -. ■-■ ■-* i, jj '■"-^■■■/'■'•r'r'-f '•'•''—'• *^ 'L'- '\ ■•'- "-. J '. :•'■''' ":-•■-" LITTLE»S POWDER DIP A POISONOUS DIP, combined with Glycerine— the outoome of many years experience, Wonderfully Successful. Is displacing all other Poisonous Dips. Sales have Trebled eaoh Year since introduced. VERMIN, KEEPS WOOL BOFT & BWGHT, BASIL MIXED. Cheapest and Beßt Poisonona Dip in the Market. NOTE PRICE— (in improved iron kegs) 50/- Peb Cwt. ; (in cases of 10, 101 b. Packets) 50/- Per Cask. One Owt. makes 1,000 Gallons of Dip Chief Agents— B LACKBUftNE & CO., Chrißtchuroh. JPistrict Agents— Nelson : Bislky Bbob. & Co. ; Blenheim : W. E. Cl oston & Co. """** .ea. :&£ec3Lloitt.e* For Eilio' such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Sick Headacb • . . -nj Swelling after meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold Chills, I- ■ . : ■■-.- c • - . . ." A npetite, Shortness of Breath, Costiveness, Blotches on the S ! "i n ; *•' : > d " '-• -1 tful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling Sensation^ &c. " The Fiiwx 'u-~. ■ xt.* give relief in twenty minctes. Th« is no fiction. Every suffer is earnes.-- ...- itcd to try one Box of these Pills i, and they will be acknowledge! to be (; vV^-iTH A GUINEA A EOX. 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