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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10235, 18 August 1911, Page 2

<£LYTTELTON TIMES" Co LIMITED. STREET AND CATHE*JT DEAL SQUARE, Christchurch. TELEPHONES. JfO. 168The Manager Advertising Accounts Commercial Publishing and Business Matter " Lyttelton Times " The " Star " " Canterbury Times." 95? Sub-Editor " Lyttelton Times " Reporters "Lyttelton Times." JTO. 5136 Editor " Star " Reporters " Star." jf<o. SlB6 Editor "Canterbury Times" , Sporting and Dramatic, " Canterbury Times " 1 Agricultural Editor, " Canterbury Times " Reporters " Canterbury Times." fro. 1890— i Job Printing * Bookbinding Lithographing. F 7PO LET. Suburban Avonside, 7 rooms. £65. New Brighton, 9 rooms, £52. St Martin's, 9 rooms. £52. Papaniii, 7 I rooms, 5 acres. £7O. Page's Rood, 7 rooms, 3J acres, £65. Spreydon, 3 rooms, 1} acres, Bs. Colombo Street south, 7 rooms, 22s 6d. Sumner, 7 rooms, £2 10s week; 5 rooms, 27s 6cl St James's Street, 6 rooms, 16s. May's Road, 5 rooms, 20s. Burwocd, 3S acres, 10 rooms, £2OO year. Worcester Street, G rooms, 20s. Addington, 7 rooms, stabling;, li acres, £65. Avonside, 8 rooms, stable, 1J acres, 22s 6d. Papanui Road, 20 rooms, 80s and rates. Lyttelton, 6 rooms, 20s. Strickland Street, 6 rooms, 13s 6d. Fen- < dalton, 6 rooms, 255. Short Street, 3 rooms, 7s. Cashmere Hills, 6 rooms, 255. Holly Road, 6 rooms, 22s 6d. Worcester Street, i rooms, bs Gd. Page's " /Road, New Brighton, 9 rooms, 5J acres, £65 and rates. Windsor, 5 rooms, 10s. Bealey Avenue, 9 rooms, £2. Shirley, 6 acres, 6 rooms, £7B. Fendalton, 7 rooms, 255. Radley, 5 rooms, 13s; S rooms. 14s. Fendalton, 6 rooms, 255. Linwood, 6 rooms, 15s. Fendalton, 5 rooms, 20s. ■Windsor Terrace, 7 zooms, 213 6d. CHARLES CLARK, , * ( HOUSE AND ESTATE AGENTS, 109, Hereford Street.

HARRIS BROS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, HOTEL AND BUSINESS BROKERS. !_ FOR EXCHANGE, MODERN HOUSE of 5 rooms, built 3 .{pears, close to Spreydon tram, includes all tnOdern conveniences; price £550. FOR A ID AIRY FARM of Good Heavy Land. (B.) 1 CITY AND SUBURBAN SHOPS AND BOUSES: valua £6800; owners interest, (£4400. FOB A GOOD SOUND SHEEP I'ABM. . (S.) If , ' . 1 A NICE LITTLE SHEEP AND CROP-' PING FARM, of nearly 200 Acres. FOR A SMALL FAitM of Heavy Land, near Cfcristfchttrfch. x Mo.) ISO ACRES of Good Heavy Dairying Land, toomplete •with good homestead, milking mi- ■ fiHnes,_ etc., etc. FOR A GOOD HOUSE «. Christohurch or Suburbs. (W.) 300 ACRES of Fine Sheep and Cropping Jjand. good buildings, etc. FOR A GOOD J>AIRY FARM of 40 to lpo acres, any direction, but iinnat be near factory. (&.) I f, _9OO ACRES—A Very Finn SlieeD and CropVjng Farin, within easy distance of Chrisf*n fiwt-iclflss order and condition, and ?w * 3 homestead anrl buildings. FOR -£! EHP ER o:f city and SUBURban PROPERTIES paying good interest i (A.) I Should you wish to EXCHANGE your proJterty for some oilier sort of property, and Jwae of the above are "what you want, let us toow. We will get what will suit you. . Harris bros. 'pO LET.—City—Cashel Street West, 8 rooms,' £2 week; 9 rooms. £73 year. Durham Street—Large stabling yards, man's cottage, etc. Lincoln Road—4 f rooms, 21s. Salisbury Street—7 rooms. 22s fid; 9 rooms, £B7. "Wilmer Street—6 rooms. 18s. Oxford Terrace—7 rooms, 17s 6d. Peterborough Street—3 rooms, 7s. ! Bealey Avenue—7 rooms, 27s 6d. CHARLES CLARK, . ' - Agent, . ... • 109, Hereford Street. E. W. . ENGLAND & SONS 1 * LIMITED TIMBER MERCHANTS. tARGE STOCKS SEASONED NATIVE TIMBERS, 1 And Shipments , BALTIC, DEAL, OREGON, JARRAH, REDWOOD. ■\ TUAM AND ST ASAPH STREETS, Chriatchurch.

ANTED to Sell. Cranmer Square, good '■ * * Dwelling of nine large rooms and billiard room, with every modern convenience * quarter-acra land. Only £1750. A bargain CH A RfjES CLARK, 109, Hereford Street. 1 650_ " Ten-Six" CJmbrella; serviceable .I JLi quality at a moderate price. Ten ShilSixpence, post free. J. Bailantyno BO suitable just now, "The TerTsix "~Un> brella. Post free, half a guinea, from pßallantjme's. 2 (TTALP a Guinea Buys "The Ten-Six" [U-L strong, serviceable and lastling. J. Ballautyne and Co. 3 tf\A/ iftlTE for it, it's post free, the " TenJt"l Six' Umbrella for Men, 10s 6d. Ballantyne's. 4 good to lose, the " Ten-SixUm-brella. Post free at half a guinea. Baljbntyne's, Christchurch. 5 [HE "Ten-Six" Umbrella, with the " 2pmw I »in j-ciA-fcji-a. Viuuiciitt, witu xne i£ lu." fJd Si*" Hard Hat, for men, make a agj mHid guinea's worth; 10s 6d each, post '£'ee. J. Bailantyno and Co. 6 tVJff ANTED—Wren money is scarce mother fir soon finds the best and cheapest shop. Bhft has now discovered Miss McDonald's, CLIS, Manchester Street south, for Toys, jiFancy oods, etc., and the Hygienic Cookery [iPaper Bags. Economical housekeepers should [give them a trial, assorted sizes, Is paok- ' lages; Dxessbaskets, Stationery, Footballs, complete, 3s. 'Phono 497. PLTOUNG Lady-help wants Situation where FX " LIKOARNISH" that Permanent IFloor Polish—has been used. Save the linoleum, Time, Money and Labour. All yrocera, la Cd. 3 ."1/1/ AN TED—Hairdressing 1b 6d, Shampoo :t V V ing 2s 6d, Manicuring Is, Face Mas(age 2s 6d. Superfluous Hairs permanently removed; Hair Combings made up. Vegetable Hair Dye 3s 6d, guaranteed harmless, mo greenish shades. Sole agent. Miss Clough* Btewait Dawson's Chambers, High Street COOKING, 'WaEhing', Ironing, Scrubbing and Dusting, but no Polishing. "LINOARNISH " Linoleum Polish lasts twelve jedonths, needs no ribbing, won't wash off. Dtt'g a liquid, applied with a brush. All grocers, is 6d. 3_ JTJEDTIME bereft of its terrors with a ID Langley Foot'.varmer there first. At Utinson's, 2s to 4s 9d. )/^tHILBLAINo prevented by keeping feet warm. Minson's Lcngley Footwanners, 4o 4s 9d. i Snap—Go to brd and dream of ruemer with one ot Minson's Langley Foot,warmers where it should be. rOTWARMER Pricea. 2s. 2s~' Gd" 3s, 3s 9d, 4s 3d, 4s 9d. Langley "Ware at . fclinson's. HARD as a Rock, Brilliant., Sparkling Polish, easy as falling off r log- That's *' T.TNDARNISH." the Linoleum Polish you 'trat on without any effort. You see there is po robbing, it's allied with a brush. All jgrocfKfe 1» 64 5