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Star (Christchurch), Issue 7675, 7 April 1903, Page 1

■■—■■■y ■■■mi mi imn linl mm mill mil 1 1 ■1111 11 mini inn mmm 1 GEORGE B A -R R E L L, UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER. 1 POLISHED ENGLISH OAK or RI-MK7 I COFFINS are kept in stock for urgent orders. Telegrams or Telephone Orders by night or day receive immediate attention. ' Office: 83, DURHAM STREET SOUTH. • Workshop, etc.: 232 and 234, St Asaph •Street. Telephone 721. XI9G2 \ T LAMB AND SON, r UNDERTAKERS and EM'BALMERS, No. 35, LICHFIELD STREET. [ Telephone 3d. 1562 \ Busmoss Boticea ON SATURDAY. 2Jst inst,, commenced one of thos? unique periods enjoyed by ihoKe "who get t,her* iirst. ' From th.i; clay tiicse people vrko can do tvith a GOOD BICYCLE AT A PRICE UNDER COST Can have the satisfaction o: m.iklr.g a paying investmea; by slipping aloi.g in tr-.c ENVOY STORES. LICHFIELD STREET 1 (Where John B. Hay ward, the proprietor, . holds a CLEARINii- SALE ot 2k EW and BECOND-HAN'D MACHINES), and choosing one or more, of the. GENUINE BARGAINS I offered. We are a bit "in the know, ' and can assure YOU tho chance is there. The 1 Silo will continue for a few days oniy. so f ROLL UP EARLY. 901*2 BRITON v. BOER k IS NOW A MATTER OF HISTORY. 7 SO also is th» fact that after the Boers had left the tronchrs at Colenso, exhausted, loot, in the shape, of empty, bottles oi FERGUSON'S " T. and O." WHISKY, was found bestrewn in every direction. "T-ho contents of these bottles," wrote Lieutenant Scott, in his letter cf intimation to the famous ;. distillers, " must have generated ' Dutch courage ' before tho memorable fight." The Boers knew good whisky. FERGUSON'S "P. and O." IS TEN 1 YEARS OLD; Absolutely l^ure and Wonderfully Soft to tho * Palate. ASK FOR IT. 342 !__ . ■■■—-■ ft pzyyQXwinttQprefdr | Telephono No. 1271. Q V V N E V H. JO "T E S, >- SURGICAL AND MECILANIoAL DENTIST (by cxara.) Rbodea' Buildings (upstairs), Oner Hertford and Manchester Streets, Opp. Natiun-,,1 Bank And N.Z. Expres3 CuV- F 3115 SHOOTING SEASON, 1903. WE hove inst opened un another sfo-pmont of HIGH-CLASS SPORTING GUNS. As theie are direct from an Eng.-.sh manufacturer of high re put.*, wo are abie to ofier yuu . EXCEPT ION A!- VALUE. Before buying eisewhero, we invite you te examine theso Guns and see whether similar quality c.\n bs bought in Christchurch for 30 per cent more money. V\ r e think you will fail in your search. 21 Doubici-burrelled, Breec-h-loading, Toplever, Greener Bolt, Twisted Barrels, t latest design in Stocks, beautiful models. a An Early Vis-it is Solicited. TAYLOR. COLE AND CO., Importers, 2519 137, Lichfield Street. y""l~C~T~0 R* HARRIS. PAPANUI ROAD (pose to)— 2* Acres and nearly r.<-w House of o rooms. Price £430. CiiRISXCHURCH, N. Bwit &nd Durham Stree!:, on behaii cf Mr Mauriosi Harris — "Turret Houit,' ; with 1 acre or iv seciions; > also "Tanund.i," N. Beit and Montreal Street, neuriy i-aore, and an ideal rnodej-n readdanoo. SALISBURY STREET— House 6 rooms and nearly i-acre; cheap at i'fiOO. [ A BLOCK of 9 Good aud New HOUSES, returning s clear 15 per cent -jacoine free of commission. ST ASAPH STREET— 2 Nice 5-roomed I Hcuaes, stables and traphcuses to each, gocd - sections, one a corner. Reduced prices, £190 a-nd £*2rU. ST ASAPH STREET E— A Grand Building Site, 78 by l.SPft, or would subdivide. To close a mortgage account. Price low. NORTH BELT (near)— G<;od Jlcw 6 to 7room House, alt modern conveniences, over 1-acre to each. Prices £5'.)0 U) £700 «,ach. LOWER RICCARTON, BRYNDWR and ; FENDALTON— Some Choice Residences with all modern requirements; cheap aiid oa easiest cf terms. MARSHLAND— IO_ Acres, pick cf district, " bous-e and outbuildings. £DOO. LOWER RICCARTON, Main Read, must ■1 be sold — Half-acre and Modern Hoti3e, 6 ' rooms and conveniences; reduced price £580. LINCOLN— A 60-Acre Farm of the richest of land, the pick of the district. UPPER RICCARTON- 25-acre Farm. Aleo, one of 16 acres. Long building frontage. SOCKBURN AND HORNBY— Several Sestions from 1 to 50 acres, some with housos 1 thereon; land rapidly rising in value hare. BUILDING SECTIONS in Victoria, Durham ar.d Kilmoro Streets, for Sale, cheap. An Old-established Butcher's Business in town, with eveiry convenience, for si&le; also, a Blacksmith's Business, in beat agricultural district, near Christ church. An-ouher uood Country Business with P. 0., eto., attached. t '' Also, a good Bakery and General Store for 1 sale. A splendid opportunity for enterprising men. Money found for suitable buyers. for aill ir any of the above. Numerous Sheep Runs, Farms, Building • and other Seotions and Small Properties for Sale, in Town or Country. SPECIAL.— City Section— Close to Ware- ' louses, l-acrtf, chain frontage. Worth flo a foot frontage j will accept £8. 1 Wanted, immediately, for cash, the following: — A Modern 7-roomed House, near Fapanui Road, price £700 to £300. Two ether [ Modern Houses of 7 ox 8 rooms, in town. ! Also, a Sheep Farm, to oauy fruff* COO t 1000 breeding ewes. '< [ VICTOR HARRIS, Laid, Estate and Financial £geari„ Hotel Broker and Valuer, • , 172, LICHFIELD STREET, \ Ohxistchuroh. 4 P.O. Boi 94- Telephone 446. ; ZSOS9 ! » . f ( TaKe^^^G^^ °| peppcrnjio^Cure for | ; I 3 QTRAIGHT AT LAST! The manager of tbe O New Cental Laundry has pleasure in announcing that the facilities and conveniences - for handling tlie extra work are now complete, I and customers can rely on prompt delivery s from now en. Next Rink Stables. " Best, 1 Brightest and Busio3t." 2567 _ "TT" COFFEE.—- Ask yonr grooer for this -D- superb line. It ie a blend of the finest , Coffees grown. "K" Coffee is refreshing, , nouriohing and sustaining. Take noNother. | j , v .18. THE Staff of Life! Bread Boards Is 3d to 7s 6d. Bread Kmivel ls 3d to 4_ 6d, r Bre-ad Saws 9d to »s 6d, Bread Tins 4s 6d and: 7a Sd, Bread Crocks 35,..4 b 9d, 7a 6d. Itinson ' s'' and Co. for house wants. 4759 > V-fIEL ATKINSON'S Cash Furniture War*. ■J— houas is 117, Manchester Street. F 1998 1