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Star (Christchurch), Issue 10417, 22 March 1912, Page 4

TRUSTEES ■ INVESTORS AND OTHERS. U lIPOITUT MMMUCEiaT! Central City Property WITH GOOD PROSPECTIVE VALUE. A SOUND - SAFE - SOLID INVESTMENT. WE HAVE RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE OWNER TO SELL THAT W@!S-known Property opposite th© SERVSCE HOTEL and BANK OF NiEW ZEALAND Being occupied by Messrs. Hughes' Patent Agent, and others, under lease until July 31st inst. The building is in splendid order, and is all of brick and stone, two-storied, and with basement; and is a portion of that well-known CORNER This corner is to be re-built in July next, the whole of which is let to high-class trading firms of this city. We cannot emphasise too strongly the fact that this property is in tiie very best position, and must from now on enormously iucrease in value on the very low figure now asked. The position in the past has been for offices, and with the re-building of Brice's Corner will become a retail portion of the city. A leading architect advises that a retail plate-glass frontage with verandah, and some small minor alterations can be done for that would make the block up-to-date, and in line with the new corner block, and would easily command from ,£350 to ,£4OO per year rental. This Property is For Sale at a figure that we think is a sacrifice, and should command an early buyer. Delivery 31st July next, meanwhile nominal deposit. FURTHER PARTICULARS FROM .. W.J. Hopkins & Co. Opp. National Bank ■ Bowron's Buildings

NIGHTOAPS sw s**" COAL. **• IN TRUCF, TON, AND HALF-TON LOTS. Supplied BY G. McCLATCHIE & CO. LTD. St°c r huS eet AND OTHER COAL MERCHANTS. Telephone 877 & 1007.

Guadala that day. and honest Manuel, smoking a largo* silver-mounted schauru —a present from Senor Americano—tells the story nightly in his favourite inn at Guadala. Captain Zarro got "his promotion; Walton is at a wireless telegraphy station ; I hear from him occasionally—and I—well, the chief said. "So you spotted them. Jerry. Well, I thought you would," and I was content.

The latest application of the X-rays is to dentistry. The secrets of tho teelh —whether they are decayed or healthy, or whether they have been properly attended to—all are revealed by X-ray photographs, which can now be taken by dental surgeons.

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