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Star (Christchurch), Issue 8102, 30 August 1904, Page 4

IH S. MA L COL'M AA' U CO., J • AUCTIQ-SJ.-.KS, .ESXATE AND LAND AGi/NU-S. A OHARiUNG RESiD-ENCE. LIN Vv OOD. JP'JQfi-— ■ A Most- Picturesque House of C cS/ IOU sp-ao.ous rooms, tculieiy, pantry, plastered ferou^hout, l>a.lh*:6c*m, hot -aiivl cold w«*ter serv.-ce, coiicre*t-i icua-daticns, wesuhouse. with a.i useful conveniences, windmi.l, etc., two room-a anti bill fi.'.-cd with biack and gold p .cairo mou.di, oriel frcnt, veraedsh, ,also sid« veran^aJi and two bay windows, full J-acre iii n.co *i*un-i:y position, xiv.s property is close tc Vhe Horn, aad is u-d-oubk-dly -ova of tlie mosi complsie -and attractive -dwe.hngs in Lmwood. , F. S. MALCOLM AND CO. -P_Ll X— CLOSE io "Papi-nu: Read and oW-xxv -\'orih Belt— Cootpaiativeiy new 4rocmod House and scul.eiy, panvry, paiibropm. pk-slered tiirousbou-, hot a-c-d co ci wat«r service, concrete fcuudatioas, J cie in very nic< position. • F. S. MAL-_._._.M AND CO^ *BUS~AND DRAG BUSINESS. GOODWILL of an o.d-esi„-bhs*hcd Citj route, vege-.her with Sis Sound Horses, l.wo Good Drags and oemp-iete cuifit of Harness, all for £200. A splendid opening for a steady man. ________ F. 3. MALCOLM AND CO. . THIS IS CHEAP. -P-&QA— PAPANUI— ii< Acres cf reallj 3rj\JU\J firit-c-Uss iand, tcge.ibox wiil comfortable 4-roomeJ house and scullery and outbu:.d.ng3, large weli pruued orchard and goad waier supply; a us«ful httie property. ■ F. S. MALCOLM AND CO. AA FARMS. FARMS. OAA AGRi-S and 6-roqaned House and cutv/U . bu.ldicgs, 15 milea from town ; prici I per acre. 76 ACRES, Dairy Land.-^jocd 6-roomod nonse and outbuildings,. Halswell, close t-c creamery. 233 AURES and good 6-roomod house, etc., 11 miles from town ; price £11 per acre. . F. S. MALCOLM AND CO. READ THIS. DO noi forget io Send your SurDlu3 Furniture to our rooms fcr the Wednesday and Sa^urciEy Sales, an dyoii may be sure of ttie besi results. F. S. MALCOLM ASD CO.. 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BALLANTTNE'S~BEAUTIFUirBLOUS. _ -i-NQS— Special Value, at ls lld pet yard. BALLANT_NJ_'S mats a bpooia-ty . Smart Millinery at One Guinea, charming models always being displayed at x>nn* •tablo House, Chriatohurch. . iI»AbT-COLOU_i u_ jrd Zephyrs, in all shades at sjd yard, for children's dresses and overalls, vt Bailaniyne&, JJunstajie House, Christchurch. ' * ._ , FIRST shipments of Leading Spring Novelties, "direct from the manufacturers, now to hand. Beath and Co., Ltd., Christchurch. * - U_ "VfEW shipments for Spring just to hand. J--' New Veilings, Lace Gpods, llandkerchlefs and Dressmakers' Sundries. .Beam and Co.,_/Ltd. 16 H"OUSE and FURNITURE, equal to new.— W*'have for Disposal, in a central and splendid position in the City, a Hcu3e containing 8 ioom3, with overy modern convenience, well furnished and everything in perfec condition. - There are . 6 *-. -gooi bpsrdeis, with accommodation Jfor. mere,- . but. &av«^ refu-s ed, •owing to i-U^healCh',- thia being iihe only reeken for gelling. The price asked for everythi.g, as it .stands, £150 (this is not; nearly,' the' -price of the furniture). The rent of house is '"£-58 per annum. Splendid ohance to isecufe a nice home. DEARSLEY AND LANE, 207, Co. lombo Street. PLUSH and Tapestry Suites, £7 15«, at H A kiaaon's, .117, Manchtatcr Street. •, -y-y'i-yy.Ti^^yiZi.Hr'ZP^ yzxws j rpEN S^r(&i»*sn-lct^^ i i '.- .sbltiisSe , *,no * *Ute * : in- .buying, a ' ;Daytonia Sewingr Macblne.*. 'Seq ;th^n^- -' DiTO.bead, £5 17s !6d. -.Finest obtainible. '• MihsoH and Co. 4759 "tTTTTBE Shakedown, Flax Mattress, Kapoo •' TT Pi.low, £1 the lot, at Ajlcinson's. X1893 WAIfTED Known-Beath and Co~ Ltcf, ".re no.v ?howing choice ranges of now iea-o-'f H-t- ST^irti". T ; e= etc. . i_ peppcm)ii)V Cure for fl * ' LM JyjTH ;*.y',::;M[-