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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16797, 28 July 1922, Page 12

RESIDENCIES. ,/?0 AVONSIDE. New Bungalow. 4 rooms and Kitchenette, nanelled, sun porch, Douiton bath, electric light, good section. /?Q/T/\ —MERITAJLE. 4 Rooms and kitchenette, and papered, gas, 'bath, copper, tubs, etc: section i-acre. £550 £25 O rooms, electric light, gas, good baZ all conveniences; 4-acre. —C*V-V Substantially built house, 4 rooms, plastered and papered, gas. batli. oopper, tubs, etc.; fine section. DEPOSIT.—WOOLRTON. Cottage in good condition, 4 rooms, range, copper, etc. Section Jaore, planted in fruit trees. BUSINESSES. GREEN GROCER Y BUSINESS, auu . 1i \ gas stove, all conveniences. Takings approximately 41120 per week. ENTRE C^TY.—Millinery and blouse Specialists, iarge shop with all first-class stoeK and uitin s. lov. rental. Stock alone worth the money. . POAA- PASTRYCOOK and CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS. City, low rental; fittings include g as range, cash register, show oases, trays, scales. CHEAP PROPOSITION r»O^A—CITY. Confectionery and Soft JJjjfJKJ Drink Business, and 3 living rooms; leaee 3 years to run. Cheap rental, good stand. 841 MTJRP *Y. MOSLEY. SHEPPARD Ltd. 133 KFFEFORD STREET. Ttiephone 732.

si- “ HsTeiint dc£2* ss Ohiclieta” BROWN, LITTLE’S BEEF AND MUTTON Every day, every week, sees us busier. People are telling their friends. Prices are low r—the meat is better. If you really want the best meat on your table—BUY HERE. BROWN, LITTLE’S BUTCHERIES CASHEL STREET AND SYDENHAM , Ji Ti ANY of the city's particular men are already ordering their suits for National Week. The best work takes time, Hearfieid & Walker, Ltd. Ladies’ and Gents’ Tailors Cashel Street West. Near the Bridge HARRIS BROS. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS ON VERY EASY TERMS ZSm'ZZSS* £8 worth £1 Deposit, 1/7 weekly £tO worth ... £2 Deposit, 3/2 weekly £2O worth ... £4. Deposit, 6/4 weekly £3O worth ... £6 Deposit, 9/6 weekly £4O worth ... £8 Deposit, 12/8 weekly £SO worth ... £lO Deposit, 16/- weekly 'Sj %tjgpr amounts by arrangement. All classes of Furniture tad Furnishings in stock. HEREFORD ST. SHOWROOM UPSTAIRS. OPEN FP’BAY EVENING "" 1 Our Foresight is,Your Gain T. W. STEPHENSON Corner Armagh and Manchester Streets Prime Mutton Lowly Priced We have purchased an exceptionaily fine line of sheep at a very advantageous price, this low price is passed on you. Sides Mutton, freshly killed, from 5/6 Sides Lamb „ „ from 6,6 Hundreds of housewives take advantage of Stephenson’s low prices—why not you ? Call I Pigs cured for private customers. H On the Roads or the Scrapheap? §g Where will your motorcycle be in ten years from new ? How long the motorcycle you buy to-day will last : depend* upon its quality—and on the service behind it. - | JttMatt Service 1 means spare parts, and export repairmen, always avail- S5~ able, no matter how old your machine. Thai is why there are so many old model Indiana on the road to-day. »—■ Ask yourselves why such experienced users as International Harvester Co. Public Works Dept, ”■£“ Booth, Macdonald & Co. Mason, .btr ethers & Co, ES And many other firms who use the Indian for solid iEii work ha vs placed repeat orders for Indians. The 1922 models are even more comfortable, econom- ZZZZ ioal and efficient than previous mode is. —• I BELL CYCLE & MOTOR Co. I 110 LICHFIELD STREET §§| — l -g Sols Agent* for I-dien Moloc-Count 'he Indiana on the Road H'!iil!ll!l!!!i!!IISIII!ii!lil!liiii!I!!]ii!!!!!!ilSlilI!niII!!!!!if!!3n!iIl!jjll!i!!!lll!Ii!!!^

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