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Star (Christchurch), Issue 5701, 19 August 1886, Page 4

It is known that amateur photography has been cultivated with enthusiasm of late, especially in America, where it has been carried in several instances to the point of perfection. There is doubt, indeed, whether some of the amateur photographers are not more expert than the tradesmen. In England the ta9te for this amusement is also growing steadily. The Emperor William, accompanied by his daughter, the Grand Duchess of Baden, recently visited the Art Exhibition. His Majesty mounted the high flight of stepß leading to the Pergamon panorama without assistance, and subsequently remained nearly two hours in the exhibition, closely inspecting all the rooms. Statutory Declaration.— l, Franz 'Raabo, Ironbark, Sandhurst, in the Colony of Victoria, Ausstralia, do solemnly and sincerely declare that on the 25th June, 1877, my soa Alfrert, six years of age, was accidentally hnrt with an axe on the knee. I at once took all pains to secure medical assistance. However, in spite of all efforts, on tho 27th August, 1877, the opinion was given by Dr Macgillivray that an amputation of the injured limb had become impßrntive, in order to save life. At this juncture I called on Messrs Sander and Sons, procuring some of their Extract o£ the Eucalyptus Globulus, and by thn application of the same I had the satisfaction of seeing my son within a fortnight out of all danger, and to-day he if, recovered. I may just add that it was when the crisis had been reached that the Extract referred to was firstappliod. And I make this solemn declaration, &c— Franz Raabe. Declared at .Sandhurst, in the Colony of Victoria, Australia, this seventeenth day of October, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven, before me, Sforitz Uohn, J.P. — | Adtt. Properties for Sale or To Let. C/HBISTCHURCH AND SUBURBAN JPeoperties Fob Sale By the Undersigned, BUSINESS PREMISES. Several FREEHOLDS and LEASEHOLDS, comprising Offices, Shop 9, Stores, Stabling, &c, which offer a good investment for capital. Particulars on application. ; RAILWAY SIDINGS, &c, South belt, J-acra and 2 acres ; Waltham road, Vacre ; all suitable for Builders, or Coal and Timber Yards, as also is i-3cr c , Kilmore street north. CITY/ BUILDING SITES. FOR BUSlNESS.— Cambridge terrace, Colombo street north, do south, East belt, Hereford Btreet, Lower High street, Rilmore street, Lichfkld street, and South belt. FOR DWELLINGS.— Antigua street, Cambridge terrace, Lower High street, Kilmore Btreet, Lichfield street. Queen and Bees streets off, Oxford terrace, ana South belt. BUILDING SITES-SUBURBAN, &c. FROM i TO f ACRE. Addington, Avonside (Ellanpowan and Berwick Estates), Armagh st E., Barbour st, Bryndwr, Cashel st E., Canal Reserve,. Cnxlton, Croydon, East belt, Elizabeth st, Ferry rd, Gloucester st E., High st (lower), Holmwood, Fendalton, John st, King at, Lancaster Park, Lincoln road, Linwood (various), Matbieson's rd, Montreal st, New Brighton, New Cain bridge, Opawa, and do N. and S., Oxford tee off, Office rd. Ollmer's rd, Parish st, Papanui rd (various), Percy st, Queen st Eiccarton Lower (Ball's and Deans' land), Radley, Bees sfc, Scottston, SpriDgfield rd, South belt, Sydenham, Worcester st, Liawood, and William st, N. Upawa. 1 TO 2 ACRES. Addington (Crescent rd), Fendalton (Bryndwr, Croydon, HqlinwooS, Ham rd, Strowan, &c). Ferry rd, Lincoln id off, Opawa N., Papanui fUligh's rd, Scottston, James, &c), Hiccarton lower, ."Shirley, St Martin's, Sockburn, and Worcester st K 2 TO 10 ACRES. Addi-pgton Forry rd off, Fendalton (various), Heithcbte VHlloy, Lincoln rd ( Taukerviile) . >'ew Brighton, Opiwa, Papanui rd, Riccarton, Shirley, Strowan, Sockburn, St Albinp, Styx, and Sydenham. 10 ACRES AND OVER. Cbanev's Corner, Crojdon, Heathcote Valley, New Brighton, Lansdowiie, liiccortor, Sockburn, and Styx. HOUSE PROPERTIES Of All Sizes, and in Very Various Localities, FOR SALE AND TO LEi'. TEEMS ARRANGED To suit purchasers for any properties, as, in the event of vendors rpquiring cash, we always havcMONEX for Investment. JLIAKE AND EvANB, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS AND LICENSED LAND BEOKEES, PTOCK AND SHAnEBIIOKERS. ftc. Hereford street Chambers, Christchurch. OWNERS OF Xfc ROPE RT T XT DESIRIKG TO SELL, Are Requested to LET ME HAVE PARTICULARS OF SAME FOR INSERTION IN MY NEW IIST, T) BE I PUBLISHED ON THE Ist SEPTEMBER. rl . Tj. Jljowker, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, ; 25?, Colombo Street, Maeket Place. T7! OR 8 ALE, JACRE OF LAND, together with NEW HOUSE, consisting of large Draving-room, with bay window, Dining-room, 3 Bedrooms and Kitchen ; besides Bathroom, with hot and cold water laid on, Conservatory, Wash-house, &c, &c. Price Low and Terms Easy. J. B. DALE ft CO., Cathedral square. ■El O R A Ii E — Lots 22 and 23, BBTNDWR, containing 4a 2r 2p, together with 4-ROOMED COTTAGE erected thereon. This Property was carefully selected at the original sub-division, and is one of the best in that well-known suburb. Price £120 per Acre. T. B, DALE & CO. m 0 l c t. E CELLENT 7-ROOMED HOUSE, situated St Asaph street west, consisting of a Diningroom, DrawiDg-room (bay window), 3 Bedrooms (one with dressing-room*, Kitchen, and Servant's room; together with Bathroom, with water laid on, Washliouse, ■ Pantry, Scnllery, &c. Backyard concreted and walks asphalted. Three-eighths Acre of Garden. J. B. DALE & CO. nn o let. Well -finished nud Com.'ortablo 8. ROOMED HOUSE, situated North Town Belt. Occupation given on the 15th July. J. B. DALE & CO. 1 mO LET OR FOR SALE. Close, to the Opawa Railway Station, TFEIX-BUILT HOUSE, Consisting of TENROOMS, Together with Conservatory Necessary Officer, and ' ~- .«•"!*.> Stableß. The Grounds contain la Or 14p, and are laid oat In Orchard, Paddock, Laws, Ac. Apply, • J. B. DALE & CO., CathearaJsanare. '