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Star (Christchurch), Issue 6183, 10 March 1888, Page 4

Properties for Sale or To Let. To BE SOLD, IN METHVEN, A BLACKSMITH'S SHO-* and .-Acre of Land, with frontage on two roads; centrally situated; good screw-cutting lathe, tools for three fires, and all appliances complete, To a really good practical man this :s a splendid opening. Tho front section of the land wonld be a splendid site for a storekeeper, as there is only one store in the place. Apply, "Times" Office, 713* or, MP.S J. S. JOHNSTONE, Methven. Funerals. p.,-.— .jh.-jlli --j-i-iii A-jii™.|ii,'.y.i!,j/i,.,-..u-.-.., i.0.0.f., Cggp^ m.v, W . JjANGFOED, FUENISHING UNDEETAKEE, Furniehea Funerals at tho Lowest Charges, And at Shortest Notice. Country Orders receive prompt attention. Please note the address— Corner North and East Belt; or, Office, 133, Colombo street, Christ, church. FUNEBAL NOTICE. Eo "W. Walters & Co. (Established 1660), UNDEETAKEBS, 43, Victoria street, and 211, Kilmore street. Funerals fnrnished in town and country on the shortest notice. Adults, from £4 10s ; children, from £2 ss. The trade supplied with every requisite. Telephone No. 146, connected with the Public Cemetery. 939 Insurance Companies. THE COLONIAL INSUH--NCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND, CAPITAL ... T ... £2,000,000. Effects every description of Fire and Marine Insurance at Lowest Current Bates. Being a purely local institution clams are settled with promptitude. CUFF k GEAHAM, Managers for Canterbury, 131, Lichfield street, Christchurch. Agents wanted in unrepresented districts. 9178 _$ToBWICH HXh-ON HP-BE JLNSUJ-ANCE IOOCIETT. ESAU OFFICE — NOEWICH, ENGLAND, i-BTA-LIfIHID 1797 Akouht Ihsceed ... __00,000,000 Lossss Paid „ -I^OO.OO Ols, ma Bottled with liberality and promntit-da J. M. HEYWOOD & CO., OATHEDBAL SQUAEE, CHEISTCHUBCH, Aeenta for Canterbury. 617 Hotels. Scotch Stoees. 132, High Steekt, C-tEiSTC-tintCH. Lome. _litehoirs Heather Dew, Dunville, Kilmarnock Whiskies, 4s 6d bottle. Hennessy, Biisquit Dubouche. V.0.C.8. Brandies. Bavarian, Engli-h, and Colonial Ale, English and Co'.onial Stout. Devonshire Cider, Ginger Ale, English and Colonial Aerated Waters. Australian Wines, 3s per bottle. First-claßs Billinxd Eoom. Grand Boom for Meetings. Lunch Daily, 12 a.m., ls, drink included. H. KEANE, 6532 Proprietor. LYTTELTON. THE - BOYAL HOTEL. Proprietor— B. H. Geahiham. A good Family and Commercial Hotel. Situation Central, Every Convenience. Best Attention. Becently completely renovated. Choicest Wines and Spirits. Tariff moderate. 7914 nnHE NEW BEIGHTON. HOTEL. ALONGSIDETHE BEACH. Proprietor— M. PATTEBSON. The Best Accpnimpdation, Splendid Billiard Boom. The Choicest Wines and Spirits. < . Pension Moderate. 7015 GOVEENOE'S BAY. BE -CHER'S WHITE CLIFF HOTEL. John Bbecheb (late of Akaroa) ... FnopniETOß THE above well-Jcnonn Hotel, which faces the Barbour, is replete with every convenience for Invalids, Tourists, Travellers, Families, Newlymarried Couples,. and Picnio aud Pleasure Parties. Attached there are excellent Stables forthe convenience cf patrons, also good paddocks. Good Billiard-room. To pleasure-seekers Governor's Bay affords unusual attractions in the shape of Sea Bathing, Boating, and Beautiful and Bomantic Walks. Easy access by steamer or ooaoh from Lyttelton. Don't forget, the White Cliff Hotel is immediately near tbe cliff aud beach. 1575 JOHN BEECHI-B, Proprietor. The -Oeehive jOe-peey !_s>-obes SOUTHBBIDGE and LEEbTON, OHABLE3 "tT BUEGESS , Advises tiie-J-rriyal pf New Season's G0005.5i7.