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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 12 August 1926, Page 11

FINE SHEEP- PROPERTY IN 'SOUTH CANTERBURY FOR SALE. Government Leasehold. 21 years to run, rental £275 per annum, subdivided Into five blocks, all permanently watered by streams, carrying capacity at least 4000 sheep, stock at present, on the run 1000 ewes and 1400 dry sheep, half-brods, all young and in grand condition;- wool from

these sheep sold at 18d at last sale. BUlLDlNGS—Comfortable 5-Hoom-ed Bungalow, 11. and C. Water, Telephone, and all Conveniences. Also all necessary outbuildings. PRICE AS A GOING CONCERN, £7GSO. . This Is an excellent opportunity of getting into a good place, at a very reasonable figure. Early application necessary, as this cannot remain long on the market. H. A. IMNES-JONES, LICENSED LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, OPP. B.N.Z. REESE & CO., LAND, ESTATE, INSURANCE AND COMMISSION AGENTS. ARCADE. i Telephones : Office 497. Private 1097. CHEAPEST BUNGALOW ON THE , MARKET. £750. —4-ROOMED BUNGALOW, with all conveniences, H. ana C. Water, Electric Light, Bathroom, Steel Ceilings, etc. Largo Workshop, and Eowl Houses. 1 acre Section. Government Mortgage. Deposit £l5O. OFF CHURCH STREET CENTRAL. £9OO.‘ —5-ROpMED MODERN HOUSE, Electric Light and Gas, H. and C. Water, newly painted and papered throughout. Concrete Paths, and nicely laid out. Motor Garage, Workshop, and Fowl House. Good termy arranged. STRAW PRESS AND CHAFFCUTTING PLANT, RANG3TATA. THE PLANT consists of Straw Press, Chafl'cutter (Andrews and Beavon), Marshal] Engine, 9 h.p., Two Galleys (cook and sleeping), Water Cart, and Motor Lorry, all in first- , class order. Excellent run with plant. good reasons for selling. : £IOOO, good terms arranged. Full particulars supplied on application. REESE AND CO.

SERVED HOT. siS? • mmHot Milk Shakes Cd. Hot Malted Milk 6d. Hot Chocolate 6d. BoH Tea and To«3t . . . . Gd. Hot Soup and Toast . . . . 6d. HOT WAFFLES. Hot Malted Coffee . . . . 3d. Hot Malted Chocolate . . 9d. Hot Malted Egg Milk . . 1/-. HYGIENIC SERVICE. LE GRAND LOUNGE, 30 2 STAFFORD STREET ("Near Ballantyne's), TIMART7-

MOTORIST STOP! the old CRIED THE TRAFFIC COP. “WHERE DID YOU GET THAT NEW CAR?” M„Tf, it -, no new car.” replied proud owner. “Remember th bus with shaky seat, stained body y top ' 1 ijaci il I>ut through the lountaui of Youth." Hook at it now. Rolls-Royce finish, luxurious upholstery, smart winter-proof top A new car, you say, not far out. i „ yol ' it's marreHoun how GJL.EDMEIKLE’S experts and .heir best materials cau improve an old car. Just ‘pop’ in and seo them.” GLEDHJLL AND MEIKLE, MOTOR BODY BUILDERS HAYES STREET. WAIMATK’S NEW MUSIC DEPOT. MISS V. LEONARD, L.T.C.L. Having acquired the Lease of an Ideally situated Shop in High Street (opposite Pyne, Gould, Guinness) announces that she intends carrying Full Stocks of * MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Including Gramophones and Records. Students prepared ,or Examinations in Pianoforte and Theory. Pupils may also be enrolled foi Painting and National Danclpg at the Depot. m fHE PUBLIC testify to the Superior Work done In our Dcvelopin-B and Printing Department, by keeping our same day service always Busy at KING HAM’S, ARCADE SUPPLY STORES, TIMAEU.