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Star (Christchurch), Issue 8101, 29 August 1904, Page 4

s ■ : : t What. would .yon do 3 .ext time you have a s : md cold if you could ? not get • Bat don't worry. All t Chemists and Stores 1. sell Lane's Emulsion. s : Until the cold comes ' keep right on taking : lots of fresh air. i 24 3 _. . , { T7 S. MALCOLM AND CO.. 1 X • AUCTIOrtEiiRS, ESTATE AA T D r LAtfJD AGiiN'lSj ' ' lA CH'MtMING It&S'ID'EXCE. s I/INWOOD. t 4?7QA— A Moat, Picturesque House ef t w I O\J 6paoicus rooms, scullery, pftntry, , plastered .tferoug'ho'iit, bauhrooan, hot and cold ; water servxes, concrete {ouodatkna, washhcu3e, b with ad useful coavenienoes, windmill, etc., r two rooma and hall fL't*d witia biack a.nd gold l picture mcuids, oriel front, vcrartdah, «lso side - veranaoh and two bay windo-w*, full i-acr& in 1 nice su»ny position. This property is close to . vhe tram, and is undoubtedly one ot tihe most l complete and attractive dwellings in Linwocd. : F. S. M'ALCOLAt AND CO. 1 (}A -i X— CLOSE to Pa-pxnui Road *nd ! dwtfcxti Norch Belt — Coaipar»tively new 4J roomed House and scullery, pamiy, bathrocm, ' plastered throughout, 'hot and <co.d water scr- ' vice, concrete foundations, J-acre in very nice r position. I F. S. 3LALOOI/M AND CO. \ 'BUS AND BRiAG BUSINESS." GOODV/IiLL of an old-oatablislied City route, fcgefher with Six Sound Hossea, \ Two Good Drags «id oemplete outfit of Harnesa, all {or £203. A splendid opening for a • steady man. ! ' F. S. MALCOLM AND CO. THIS IS CH-E'AP. , . 4?£JQfy- PAPA-25UI— 4J Acres of really S/Uuv first-class land. toge.lh«r iri'lh comfortable 4-rocmed house and scullery and outbuildings, large, well pruned orchard and good , watec supply ; a useful little property. F. S. MALCOLM AND CO. FARM'S. FiAfIMS. O(\f\ ACRES and 6-room*d Hcuee and outjmiXJXJ • buildings, 15 miles iron town ; price £10 per acre. 76 ACRES, Dairy Land, good 6-rcomed Ire-use and outbuildings, Halswell, oiose to CTeamery. 233 ACRES and good 6-rcomed house, etc., 11 miles from town; price £11 per acre. F. S. MALCOLM AND CO. REiA'D THIS. DO not forget to Send your Surplus Furniture to our rooms for the 'Wednesday and Saturday Sales, an dyau may be sure of llie best results. F. S. MALCOLM AND CO., •■••■■■■■••■• OT/NTRik ..AUCTION ROOMS, . Colombo Street.- •■■■'■ ■■:, NOTICE OF *7~~.88'M.-O.VAIfc. DR JULTAN H«« REMOVED to 20, Laijfflwr Square, Corner of Gloucester Street, Ch^ist-cnurcii. Special and Successful T^aatment for Eczema, Barber's Itch, Old Ulcers, and other ebsunate Skin, Blood and Nervous Diseases, Neuralgia, Rheumatiem,' Piles, Obscure and Chronic Diseases. HOUBS OF CONSULTATION.IO to ll»:ni.\ =<. • - 1 to 8 and 6 to 7.80 -p.m. PrelimiEa'ry Consultation Free. A PROGRESSIVE NATION AND A ■V GO-AHEAD PAPER. 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