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Star (Christchurch), Issue 8377, 25 July 1905, Page 3

Late Advertisements. Advertisements Inserted in this Column, for Cfisn, FOUBTEEN WOBDS, 6d. H. MATSON AND CO., iW, u&UEh STSEET. TO LET. oWUV aide— 6-Roomed House, h. a_d c. and every possible convenience. Fol. 43 JUST OFF TRAM ROUTE. 4?fi DA— ATTRACTIVE Residence of 6 <^\JO\J roonia, pantry and scullery, cupboards and lockers, Venetians, plastered and papered throughout, good Useful shed for workshop, etc., detached w.h. and copper. wood and coal shed, water laid on, asphali paths, flower beds, first-ol*ls vinery, and § an aero of land. FoL 268 J?y_CA— VERY Handy House in was* d*t-s-\J\J city, almost new, 5 rooms, kvlieiy and cupboards, bath, hot from copper, tubs, water laid on (ram), main sewer con-j:eet-ion, Venetian blinds, good section well fenced. Fol. 857 J?OK — £ -AN- ACRE, in two quarters, near dW'JiJ Wairham Road, corner section; » nibblb. Fol. 272 7?/? A A— MODERN Villa over North Belt, c£/OUy 6 plastered rooms, h. and o. (wicdmiiJ and tank), bath, aouiieiy and pantryi gas (Avi:h fittings), Venetians, tiled grates, corner fires (5), high foundations, detached w.h. and copper, together with i-*cre well imoroved. An attractive place. Fol. 263 H MATSON AND CO., Agenta. OP AWAI ~~ 4?aQ A— SUBSTANTIAL Brick ReaMeno* | A/UOu of & Rooms, pj—Stered and papered, dairy and scullery, w.h. and copper, trapshed and stable, cowshed, etc., and large number of outside conveniences, northern. ■ vpeci, 3 acres of paddocks, including rartt native ancL foreign iress, shrubberies, ews. H. MATSON AND C 0. ,. FoL 285. Ageste.

S MYERS AND CO, DENTISTS, HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR NCBiW PREMISES, I*3, WORCESTER STREET W., Near Post Office and Cathedral Suare. . F 2973 WANTED KNOWN, rpHAT all Tobaoconists SELL GOI/DHIT EAGLE TOBACCO, FLAKE CUT, in 2oz TSn«. CHEISTOHUIICH THAHWATS. " " FTMEE Cars of the new Bystem are very -i- handsome, being well designed and well finished. So is all Furniture supplied at MITCHELL'S FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, 19, Colombo Street, ' 2fetr South Belt. POETRY CO'ifPETITION. v CASH PRIZES: First Prize £i. Second Prize £2 Third Prize £1 . Fourth Prize, the Best Pair of Boots in. : the Shop. ■ fTIHE above prizes will be given to the JL Four Best Poems an "Little Jim," the Boot Man. They mviii be full of fun, fall of boots, full of business, straight to the *. point, and full of "Litule Jim." Not to b* too- long, 100 dry or too short. For full particulars write or call at "Litfcb* Jim's," the Boot Man, Chriatchurch. No ono is asked * to buy; anyone oaa Compete. . P ■ ANTED. Station Couple, man* general , hand, wife oook, JBO and found ;- Star tion Gardener, 22a Bd and bonus ; Statioa Grccm, to kill a sheep; several Ploughmen, with Canterbury or Ovago experience, 22s Co', 255; High Country Musterera, with good dogs, to commence about Ist 'October, 6s SA per day and found, 6 months' work; Station Ccok, must be good baker; Dairymen and . Youths, 153, 20s. Can recomm.'end Head Ploughman, good reference. Apply J. McDonald. Manchester Street. Telephone 497. EW SEEDS.— We aie just unshipping our new season's Flower and Vegetable Seeds from the most noted English, American and Continental growers. A. ana S REID. Florists and Seedsmen, 5853, Hign Street, Chrial church. 5248 UALITY TELLS."— The immense popularity acquired in a short time by FAIL'S PQHK SAUSAGES is a guarantee of Public Satisfaction. Prepared on a Special Method from ingredients the best money can buy, they are Unequalled. Price 6d per lb. If you have not tried them, you should do so at once. Thoso ■«« have, ask for nothing better. High Street, Christchurch. Telephone 935. F352S FLIGHT Grand Piano, by Kirkman, extended steel frame, repeating check action, 7 octaves, walnut case; only been xa uso six months. Cost 55 guineas. A real bargain at £35. Macarthy and Clark, 175, Armagh Street. .. •

SPECIAL. THE PICK GE PAPANU3 PtOAD. A TEN MINUTES' '• ELECTRIC CAR SERVICE PAST THE DOOR OPPOSITE the Splendid Grounds of G-. Gk Steafl, Esq., and the " Kiarlaruhe * Estate:— FOUR SPLENDID QUARTER-ACJRB SECTIONS To be Sold as Folio—: — Ko. I— Adjoining the residence of : • Mr Thompson, with splen- *• did six-foot iron fence at north end of the allctmen+s. Price . . \. £195 0 0 No. 2— Adjoining No. 1, without any iixmrovements. Price . £175 0 0 No. 3— Same as No. 2. Price . £175 0 0 jj Oi 4— Adjoining the residence of Mrs Greemstreet, with corrugated iron divHing fence. Price • - • • .-, f 19 5 ° T£e total frontage of the land is four chain* by a depth of 2i chains/** It is a valuable nroperty, and is reckoned by competent fudges to be worth £250 per quarter-aore. The above affords an exceptional oppor-krniT-y to s.ecure a fine home site in » locality that is absolutely the pick of the nortih part of Christchurch, and at. a puce that isTardly ever likely to occur again. A plan of above lots may be seen at ou* office. •. SPECIAL. SUMNER PIER A^ CAVE BOCK SITES. " ■ : ■ In a few days' time we ehaJl adyertiße partacultbTS of a Block* of Land, THE PICK OP THE SUMN<ER BOROUGH, with Beach, Pier, Cave Rock and Summer Road fromtage. MONEY CANNOT BUY A BETTER POSITION. TO BE SOLD IN SIX SEPARATE LOTS. Two with Beach frontage only, opposite the pier; <_wo with Beach and, Summer Road frontage; ■ ,"' . •;. ' • ■■'. And Two. with Stunner Road frontage only. Absolutely the Choicest House Position in tiam ..'.'■ Marine Borough. Further Particulars in Future Issue. «:•■■. ■ ■ W. J, HOPKINS AKi> 0%, ,Bowron's Buildings. | . ■ ■*■ - • -r*- . ■ CHRISTCHURCH. V ' ' MONCK'S BAY OFFICE: Special Ropresentative-r ' HERBEBP MARTIN. Hours of Business: 3 a.nu to 5 pin, Saturday, 1 p.m. ' ' , ,