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Colonist, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 8280, 21 June 1895, Page 1

W. ROUT AND RONS HAVE " THE FOLLOWING Cottage and Land in Collingwood street, opposite Bey Father Mahoney's, and lately ocoapied Mrs Barke. Prioe £60. Cottage Bnd Lard in Fonth street. Price £100. «a tr f'operty in Blenheim, Bdjoiniug Eailway Station Bnd eitnate between the Loan Bna Mercantile Offices and the Co-operative stoics. Large Boiiding lately used as a black-, eznmi b Bbop, wheelwright's chop and Bbow room ; or to let Bt a low rental. Borne excellent Building Sites in Collingwood street North, at very low prices. «».-£ 6V nret-olase Bnildicg Sites, Victoria Crescent, the Port. Easy of access, andoomterms g aßp view of tbe Bay> &c * To be Bola al low priceß> Bna on p ßrtionlßri y eas y A Six>roomed HonEe, with Three Acres of Lattd, on Glsdstone Boad, Riohmoni, be»L B1D ? a 0 GnDD> Bnd Bitnate wm Mr Joa. Beßt's property. Good orchard, viaery ; water Jaid on, oetbontee, copper bcilt in. Boute comparatively new. A very dftsirsble Cottage property in TaEman Btreet, adioinirg Mr Catley's property, jrive-roomed Hooße, with land 102 feet by 142 feet. Firet^elaes Orchard. For sale cheap. l fiat very superior property in BBrdy Btreet belorjgiDg to Mrs Scaly, oonsieting of a full acre oi land, with a ten-roomsd Dwelling Honee, Coach-house, Stable, and other OutDUiwinga. The land has a long frontage c Hardy Btreet, and is tßßtefully planted and laid ' rru e ?J y whole of the purchase money could remain owing at a low rate of interest t Houae and Land at the Port belonging to Mrs Gilbertßon. This Property has frontages to Wakefield quay and Victoria road, and commands a magnificent view of the isay and Harbor. Half an aore of Land. To be soldat a low figure, and on easy terms, as Ihe owner is anxiouß to realize. O A t - B i ge and Lana "* S * Vin ° e °t * feet belonging to Mr Jonathan Brough, and situate near tne Girls School. The Hodbo iB built ol oob, iB commodiouß, ana ib in a good state of reservation. Prioe £120 ; easy terms. » J h Mi* Valo , able Aore o' I*°d, being Section 57, Bitnate at the oomer of Haven Boad and mv * and ad io» nin 8 Mrs Garrard's property. v to 01 * °' Land « Hoose thereon, at the corner of Collingwood and Bronci streets, opposite W M. Stanton's property. The dwelling honse is of brick construction, and oonlains i eight nwma. Gas and watei laid on. A first-olass neighborhood for residence. A first-olasß Property in Hardy street, near the Maitai Biver, consisting of a substantial ten roomed dwelling house, with a full acre of land. Will be sold at a low figure, and nearly tne whole of the purchase money oan remain on mortgage at a low rate of interest. Two Aoreß of Land on Waimea Boad, adjoining Mr Chapman's nursery garden, beonging to Bishop Suter, being sections 964 and 966. Price, £200. A capital Building Site at Stepneyville, the Port, belonging to Mr Andreas Anderson. Thirty-five perohee of land." Prioe £50. One of Dear's Cottapes In Waimea street at a very low figure and on exceptionally easy terms. The building is plastered throughout, and as good as new. TO I.ET Seven-roomed Honse with 2J acres of Land st Wakefield, next Eailway Station. Washhouse and copper, and every convenience. Or fcr tale Bta low fipnre. Two Acres of Lard in Ni!e-st»eet Easl, lately occupied by Messrs Dcdeon & Son as hop garden, and now laid down in grass. " The Oliffa " Property, consisting of substantially built 15-roomed House with Stable and other Ootboildinpe, and 19 acres of land laid out in plantations, orchard, garden and paddocks. The position of the property is oueqnalled in the Colony as a residence. Rental per annum for the property with the hoase furnished, £150; unfurnished, £125. Immediate possession oan be given. An eight-roomed Honse with Two Acres of Land in Queen-st., Eiohmond, lately ooonpied jby Dr. Guy Porter* Bathroom, scullery ; water laid on. Beet £36 a year. jiOP A seven-roomed House in Hsmpden street West, opposite Victory Square, belonging to Mr Gorrie. Bent 7/- a week. That very pbaßant property in Waimea street, belonging to Mr Deverall, oonsißtinp of half an acre of land, with good eight* roomed honse, situate in 'he centre thereof. Immediate possession. USB LITTLE'S wHSBP Di _ FLUID DIP, the best Non-poipcnous Dip E^Used and Becommended by Owners o over 5,000,000 Sbeep in New Zea'nnd alone. PBICE— (in casks) 5s 6d per Gallon. .1 Galloh Fluid Makkb 100 Gaixonb Dip LITTLE'S POWDER DlP|i A POISONOUS DIP, combined with Glycerine— the outcome of many yeara^ experience, Wonderfully Successful. Is displacing all other Poisonous Dips. Sales have Trebled each Tear sinoe introduced. BEXTEBMINATES VERaUN, KEEPS WOOL SOFT & BBIGHT, EASIL MIXED. Cheapest and Best Poisonous Dip in the Market. NOTE PRICE— (in improved iron kegs) 50/- Peb Cwt. ; (in cases of 10, 101 b. Packets) 50/- Peb Case. One Cwt. makes 1,000 Gallons of Dip. Chief Agents— B LACKBUIINE & CO., Christchuroh. _Dißtriot Agents—Nelson : BistiT Bbos. & Co. ; Blenheim : W. E. Clqustom & Co. For Eilicr D> orders, such as Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Sick H ea( j aL ;, - n l Swelling after meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness, Cold Chills I'• - - -" -• ■ - '■nnetitc, Shortness of Breath, Costiveness, Blotches cri th= "'•■! V) r r-r ; -. n. V r •■■^hiful Dreams, and all Nervous and Trembling ScnsationC&c. "The vinso iW -,. :ix' give kelief in twenty minctes. TJa i^ n--> fiction Every -uT--r is - v.nu-Ei"- • -•- .ntcd to try one Box of these PiLs, and they Wii"l he acknowledged to be "VORTH A GUINEA A BOX." ■«KECH\M 1 3 PILLS, t::!:oa as direcUri, v.-L quickly restore females to complete health. They promptly remove any obstruction or irregularity of the system, tor a Wsak Stossksla, ; Impaired Bigesti&i i: Sisttfdered Liver ; ti,,vaet Hkfma^c-a fey, dosSs will work wondc»«jin the Vital O, f ns ;^ Strength eaing tkmu^. Lir'Svstem; restoring the lon-lost Complexion; bnngwg back the of ar^iU and arou-sing with the Rosedud of Hl-alth the whole physical energy of the hu^an frame. Fot Growing off foveraln hot climates they are specially renowned. These are isusm w../i ltted °' *''* •11 cl-isses (if -ocic-tv and ona Qf flu host guarantees to the Ncr-sous .and Debili i^-.l i.= Ji.it uuchaais wSlltt &te aft ' •** A?««ri«« in the World. Full directioiid wit.i „.ch !,,x. '{^2^5^:;^«^,?^: :^'7,;vV.' ...... „.,.■ -... ......: ••..". ■—^'5 Tiie Physician'<? Cure f i pi^^^r^r^! — '■- ' : •'• -----,V, -■.Ty.VI £"5>J i^\ r -C<£^s* fo r Gout, KLc tmati© Mssp.??>Ki\M y^M ; .' ; ¥k %>§M &&^W%S% Gout and Gravrl; the The XJniversiil Ecmedy ior Acidity of thfe Stomach, Children, delict- c l"cEeaciache, Hsarfclrjru, Indigestion, Sour Eructations males, and tiie SickBilious Affections. * y ' Sold Throughout tbe World. J^ N.8.-ASK FOR D-INNEFORP'S MAGNESIA,^ FOR INFAWTS MD INVALIDS. — -mr — »r — "*'■— v — "& —^"' — •nr — ■•^—^ — «r V — *» V — >• w MELLIN'S LACTO-GLYCOSE O££ WIHTa^L FOOD. SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR COUNTRIES WHERE FRESH COWS MILK CANNOT BE GiiTAINEDt These 3ood* are free from Animal Germs ca-d keep good t » uny Climate. 2b be 'gained from aU DruggixU or' rtortt. AQRNTP— fcharland & Co. ; Aiiken. "Wileon & Co. ; Warden Bros. &Co Fempt Loire, Fic^er & Co[; atd Fays an & Co., WeUicgtop