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Star (Christchurch), Issue 8062, 14 July 1904, Page 4

Business J&oticss. \ J. T. BELL, : LAND BROKER, CATHEDHAIj SQUABE. PROPERTIES FOR SALE HAREWOOD ROAD— 2O Acres of Good Land, well fenced and well watered, House of 7 rooms, stable, shed and other outbuildings, splendid property for poultry farm. Price only £350. BROMLEY— Over 20 Acres First-rate Land, subdivided into paddocks, well-built modern House of 6 rooms, piaatered throughout, bathroom, verandah, large workshop and sheds. GLOUCESTER STBE-Ea, Ldnwcod— Newlybuilt, well-finished House of 5 large room*, bathroom, hot and coid waller, paatry, scullery, waehhouse, with copper, good seclion, ■well fenced and planted. ADDINGTON, adjoining the Show Grounds and cloee to Lincoln Road— Some of the Finos* Building Allotments in the distript. LINCOLN ROAD, Addington, opposite the Show Grounds— Well-built M«dem House of 7 rooms, bathroom, hot and cold water, wide hall, plastered throughout, verandah, pantry, scullery, washhouse, etc., good water supply, connected with sewer, about one acre, fenced and nicely laid out. RICCARTON, Clarence Road, handy to the Workshops— Substantially-built Modern House cf 6 large rooms, bathroom, wide hall, vcrandsbh and bay window; built on high concrete foundations; washhouse and other outbuildings, with 2J acres; fine high building land; long frontare. ADDINOTON, close to the Lincoln Road and Tiam— Well-built Cottage of 4 rooms, and over quarter-acre, fine high section, well fenc MATSON STREET, Sydenham— House ol 4 good room3 and large scullery with copper, etc., nearly quarter-acre section, asphalt paths FOR PRIVATE SALE. •\TEW SHIPMENT BRASS-MOUNTED BEDSTEADS. 1904, New Designs, French and Italian. At Wholesale Cost, 255. to 1003 each. f. s. Malcolm and co., Manufacturers' Agent3, Colombo Street. "" FOR PRIVATE SALE. ' TTPRIGHT GRAND PIANO by Bergstein, vJ beautiful walnut case, iron frame, overstrung, cost 55 guineas ; can sell for £36 10s. Dining-room Suite in solid leather 10 Cases Bentwood Chairs Several Second-hand Pianos Consignment of Beautiful Walnut Overmantels, richly carved, etc., etc. F. iS. MALCOLM AND CO., Auctioneers and Commission Agents. _ ' FURS. FURS. FURS~ ~ A NOTHER GRAND CONSIGNMENT A Of TASMANIAN AND AUSTRALIAN FURS Has Just Arrived. Including Mufr3, Circlets, Stoles, Capes, Footwsrmers, Rugs, Specimen Skins, Hearth'rugs, etc, etcOn Private Sale— Half Shop Prices. ■ f. s. Malcolm and co., , Agents for Canterbury; HOUSE AND LAND AGENCY DE^ PARTMENT. THIS Branch of our Business i3 now receiving Special Attention. We are doing big business, and can offer you several plums. If you have Property for Sale, please send us particulars. We have many clients waiting for farms, etc. F. S. 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