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Star (Christchurch), Issue 20001, 17 July 1920, Page 6

THIS WILL APPEAL TO ANYONE WANTING A SMALL HOLDING CLOSE TO THE CITY. isir nn Fi rnf ■' C, £ 6S H ° J UB ®! wi * h 2 A ®^ S of UntJ i 3 minutes tram Tram. 4.1800—-1 his Property is situated in Papanui, dwelling contains 7 rooms, absolutely sound; with every possible convenience, including cleotnc light. Land comprises 2 Acres of first-class land, good orchard. The above price includes about 100 head of poultry, 1 oow and pigs. , M ° have inspected this property, and know it is right. Cards to view from the Agents. MoKENZIE and WILLIS. BUR WOOD, Gentleman’s Residence, with 5 Acres cf Land. £3soo—Superior Residence, containing 8 rooms, in firet-claas condition, plastered and papered, 14ft. stud, electric light (17 points), slab tiled grates, very handsome mantels, wardrobes built in. Land comprises 0 acres of good land, with about 12 chain frontage. The grounds are beautifully laid out. The outbuildings, namely stable, sheds, cow shod, dairy and glasshouse, are in first-class condition. The situation is right, and within a few minutes from the car. Further particulars from the Agents, MoKENZIE and WILLIS. RICCARTON. Practically Now 6-Rocmod Bungalow, with U Acres of Land. £ISSO—WORTH INSPECTING, 6 roomed Bungalow, with the very latest conveniences, plastered and papered, Boulton bath, electric light; 1J Acres of good land, nicely laid out. This is a very suitable place for a retired farmer. MCKENZIE and WILLIS. RICCARTON. Fivc-roomecl Bungalow, with s Acres of land. £24OO—FIRST-CLASS BUNGALOW of 5 rooms, well built, slab tiled grates; plastered reception hall ; electric light. Five Acres of first-class land, with 4 chain frontage, Tliere is a 6-stall stable and cow byre. This is a very saleable property, so we advise you to call at once for further particulars from MCKENZIE & WILLIS . Armiger & C 0. ," Ltd. I 70 CASHEL STREET, Opp. Turnbull & Jones Ltd. I The Leading DYERS & DRY CLEANERS. I / (Established over 25 years} in CHRISTCHURCH Their Processes will give j DISTINCTIVENESS AND EXCLUSIVENESS I

BABY HARRIS. “Firm, sttsrdy and strong” C 6, East Dulwich Grove, East Du'wich, S.E., November Bth, 1916. Dear Sirs, —1 feel I must fell you what Virol has done for our boy. At the age of 6 months he could not take any foods that were given him, nothing suited him, and I think we tried everything. At last we were strongly advised to try Virol, which we did, and were delig ted at having found something that really agreed with him. He is now 2 years old. and is very firm, sturdy and strong, and compares more than favourably with children we know who are 3 and 4 years old. Yours faithfully, P. C. HARRIS. For tiredness, nervous exhaustion and 1 sleeplessness, take Virolised Milk three times a day. (A teaspoonful in fcalfapint of warm milk.) ii YIItOL, LTD., 143-168, Old Bt., London, B.C. BRITISH MADE, BRITISH OWNED. P.H.D

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