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J. T. BELL, LAND BROKER, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. GLOUCESTER STKJSET, Linwood--New]y. built, well-finished House of 5 large roome, bathroom, hoi and cold irater, pantry, acul> iery, was-house, ■with copper, good seciion, weli fenced and planted. SELWYN STREET— Over Two Acres of First-ciasa Land, subdivided into paddook and garden, well fenced, House of six rooms, scullery, pantry, etc., stable and fcrapsired, sunny frontage. , FEHiR- ROAD, Liawood, handy tb Railway Station and Lancaster Park — Well-built House of 5 good rooms, panfery, scullery, washliouee, etc... good section well fenced, a_d in nioe order. ADDIN<xTON, adjoining t'ho Show Ground), and close to Linooin Road — Some of the Finest Building Allotments in the dittrict. LINCOLN ROAD, Addi-gion, opposite the Show Grounds — Well-built Modern House of 7 rooms, bathroom, hot and cold water, wide hall, plastered throughout, verandah, pWitry, scullery, washhouse, etc., "good w*ter supply, conneoted with sewer, about one acre, fenced and nicely laid out. RICCARTON, Clarence Road, handy to tibe Work-shops — Substaniially-built Modern Houso of 6 .large rooms, bathroom, wide hall, veran- ■ dan and bay. window; built on high concrete foundations ; washhouse and other outbuildings, with 2i acres; fine high building load; long frontage. ADDINGTON. close to the Lincoln Road and Ttam — Well-built CoHftge of 4 rooms, and over quarter-acre, fine high section, well fenced. • • MATSON STREET, Sydenham— House of 4 good rooms and large scullery with copper, etc., nearly quarter-acre section, asphalt paths •CTT ALLACE AND LAURITS. Late Wood and Laurie, TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS, CORNER MANCB.J3STER Ai>U TUAM STREETS, HAVF /OR SALE:— All Kinds of Tiuber and Building Material Seasoned Timber a Specialty. IN STOCK— Galvanised Iron Galvanised Wire, Barbed and Plain Gates and Hurdles Sheep and Rabbit Netting Builders' Ironmongery Telephone No. 253. X142 ■ ■• ■ ■ ■ / rpHE~~" D_)NTON~ HAT" IS GOOD. Wear One. J. H- PARKER, 5644 High and Oashel Qtreeta. pAHIATUA LAND ' _<3-ENCY. FOR SALE--1300 ACRES, all in grass, 17 paddocks, rich limesione country, carrying now 2J sheep per acre and 140 head of cattle. Price _7 10s; _2000 cash. ■ ; 1000 AORES, every possible co_v&ni«nce, 7roomed . house, woolsiied, dip ; splendid country; Price £6 10s;. i 5300 cash. 2000 AURiiS, lease, witfh right of purchase at 153 and 17s 6d per acre; 225 chains fencing; 200 acres in glass; limestone formation. Owner's interest 25s per acre; a good investment. 3000 AGRiES, fr«eJiOid, 2000 lease, at 2s and 2s Gd per acre;. 30 paddocks; every convenience; two miles from railway station. ' Price, including 9000 sheep and 500 head of cattle, £25,000; half cash, balance at 4] per cent. „.'',.■ We have SPLENDID LOT OF DAIRY F^RMS FOX SALE. Partioulaxa on Application. E, B, HARE AND CO., PAHIA± v UA. X2Q7O npOWNiEND'S Bilious and Liver Pills— A Keep in. _«alth fcha . Liver, Stomach, Heart and Kidneys, free the skin of blotches, and purify the blood. Sold everywhere. Price S Is. Ttow_«_d, Chemist, Chri*tch._rch. T>L_NO for Sale, _30, upright grarid, sp!endid X instrument, magnificeat touch and tome, complete, iron frame, over-damper and overstrung, best' ivory keys an^l very handsome walnut case (cost 60 guineas), a«reaily genuine bargaia; immediate. 51, 'Gloucester Street, City. ' £} A KtX— CITY, ir first class street— Good dt/ _O" House of 4 rooms, nicely _nis_od ; batii, T7as_house, copper, woodhpuse, eto., nice garden; section Jih, fronting nortih. Terms. PAR—ER3ON AJfD CO., 191, Hereford Street, Ciiy. ' X259i WANTED the Public to Know.— That Lawrence and Eurcher are still Selling Duchease Chests from 455. No white pine used. ' ' . 6__ jptASHMERE —^For Sale, .on easy terms, a v> . first-class seciion ; we are prepared to find ■ ail money required for building ; easy terms of repayment. Barkerson. and Co., 191, Hereford gfareet. : _7005 "\TEW Stcck of Corsets, Woven Underwear, IN Pelissea and American Dxesaee, just opened; splendid variety. Bea-ilh and Co., Ltd. . U NEW Models — . English and Parisian Millinery, very oharmirg styka and colours. Beath and Co., Ltd. S« i windows. 10 TUST Opened, new ranges -of Juvenile CIot) thing, all the llaitesi Shapes for autumn and winter. Beat- and . Co.. Limited. I MINSON AND CO. for Lamps. See our stock. Lamps for every requirementAll 1904 patterns. Now on view: Minoon and Co. . 4759 •OALLANTYNE'S BEAUTIFUL BLOUS- _> . IN<xS— SpeciaV Value, at Is lid per yard. TJALLANTYNE'S make a Specialty of JD> Smart Mill_ery at One Guinea^ charanißg models always being displayed at Dunstable House, Qhriatc-urch. ,_ . DON'T "sif m the dark, when fox 3s 6d you oaa get a tall, pretty Lamp, wn<h shade »._a chimney, a strong light and eoononuoai burner. Minaoa and Co *'59 BALLANTYN'E'S BEAUTIFUL BLOUSINGS— SpeciaI Value^at Is lid per yard. BREAD Boards— A fine collection, ÜBd to 7s 6d. Bread Knives and Saws,,9d, lOd. Is, Is 3d. and up to 5s 6d. Mmson andjCo.. 220, Colombo Street. :~?L..' SPECTACLES— We make a specialHy of Sight-testing and Spect-aole Fxtting;; we will do betier for ycu than any other ' _on««. Clarke and Co., opposite Recce's. X8349 • IF you need a Steel Trunk, compare prices^ fill you come to the cheapest shop. Then we shall serve you. Mineon and Co. 4759 _JW Winter Blousings -in . Cashmerettes, Velours, Velvetinaa, etc., 6Jd, Bid, lOJd, Is 3d, Is 6d yard. Bea_i and Co., Limited, Chrkrto-nrah. 16" _ SEWING MACHINES of? Every Make Repaired. Duplicate Pans, Needles and Superior Oil,' Bold at SINGER'S, 8163 144, Colombo Street. B LAUD'S Pills (genuuie), sugar-coated, Is 6d per gross, . post free. Townend, Chemist, Christohurch, ■..■'. 2478

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