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Star (Christchurch), Issue 11764, 31 July 1916, Page 7

What Said! estimonial to the Superiority of dtOZlitit & fotUs Footwear was recently received from Monsieur Malaquin, Professeur de Francais to the Boys' High School and to St. Margaret's College, Christchurch. 19th May, 1916. "I "have been wearing a pair of Crockett & Jones' Boots constantly for two yearß and five months. I have been all over the West Coast with them, round Milford Sound and the Southern Lakes, over the Port Hills from Christchurch to Akaroa, and on all sorts of bush and quarry roads, including the MoKinnon Pass. "I have compared these boots with those worn by several people whom I have met, and all spoken to have expressed the opinion that CROCKETT & JONES' BOOTS are far superior to any others they have known." If YOU have not yet tested (terhttt & Irnus' incomparable Footwear do so NOW! You will find it suits you best, serves you longest and proves cheapest in the end* €tockzll & Jottcß' British-made Boots and Shoes are obtainable in every town. Resist substitutes. Sweet and Clean As soon as bought, all Second-band Clothing that I buy is disinfected and all Soft Clothes washed. You need have no compunction in buying from me—you'd be surprised if you knew of the customers on my books. And, remember, my prices are quite half that you'd pay firsthand—on every article, of Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's wear. - SECOND-HAND CLOTHIER:'. 123, 12S, 127 ARMAGH STREET. 'Phone 3087

W. J. HOPKINS AND CO. A CHEAP FARM. CLOSE TO CBRISTCHURCH. Comprsing: KR ACRES, subdivided into 5 paddocks. DO About 60 acres sown in oats, and a good crop is assured. Good .house of 6 rooms, stablos and trapshed. PRICE £3O PER ATRE. Including stock, horsea and implements, pouitry, etc. , , This is & Cheap Farm, and very good terms can be arranged. W. J. HOPKINS AND CO., Agents. A HANDY PAKM. FOR SALE Oil EXCHANGE. 1 AA ACRES, subdivided into 8 paddocks. JLUU 18 acres in Dun oats and sown aowvj, 35 acres ploughed and going into «°P> ,'; aauce grass. Wood houso of 6 rooms, EUbica, etc. PRICE £2O PER ACRE. £250 cash required; or tho ownor will ercept a house in or suburbs ja pan payment. - • ' , W. J. HOPKINS AND CO., Agents. A PROFITABLE PROPERTY. j;600 A YEAR OFF -3 ACRES. We havo been instructed to sell a .property, comprising near'.y 2 acres, v/ith - glasshouses, near the itllu. , iSo. 1 Glasshouese is 100 ft x 25ft, hi ami planted with tomatoes, 1100 to 2—Glasshouse, 100 ft x 28ft, ready for Pl 3 n -S S 4ft x 12ft, heated, fall of Bedding Plants. Packing- and Cnrting Shed. • New house of 4 rooms, plastered, ■ house and tubs, wafer plant laid on In «» Houses, I fa.p. Oil enjjine, 2 400-g.llon tanks. price W J. HOPKINS AND CO., Agents. • ARMAGH STREET, City—Good Shop with i dwelling rooms, h. and c water, bathroom, etc.'; 23s per week. TORRENS ROAD. Addington—House of ~ rooms and a splendid section. Rent only 12s fed per week. Full particulars of the above on application to W. J. HOPKINS AND CO., LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, BOWRON'S BUILDINGS, Cor. Manchester and Horeford Streets CHRISTCHURCH. EVERY ONE HELPS. "'HE beat advertisement of all is the noommendaiion of a> aatisfled patron. Tj!=«rß of DRINKO" are mors than satisfied. Read the letters from gratoful wives nnd mothers in free boot!*!). Posted to tay reader in sealed Drinko can bo given secretly, and Is Inexpensive. Address in confidence, slating if ilr, Mrs or Miss, LADY MANAGER, Drinko Proprietary, •21-2.5. Quav. W<»lJin>fton. X