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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16938, 12 January 1923, Page 8

PROPERTY BARGAINS. £BS DEPOSIT —SoIid 5-Roomed House, situated in tnnwood, plastered and papered, all conveniences: i-acre section. Price asked £990. Note the terms. „ McKENZIE & WILLIS. NORTH LIN WOOD—Greatly Reduced Price. —s Rooms and Kitchenette, replete with all the latest conveniences. Nearly £-acre section, and more land may bo purchased if required. Price £9OO. McKENZIE & WILLIS. BEALEY AVENUE (just over). —Bungalow. 6 rooms and kitchenette, wide hall, sun verandah, TILED BATHROOM, porcelain bath, electric light. Full £-acre corner section. OWNER LEAVING. Price £1450. McKENZIE & WILLIS. £9Bs—ClTY.—Save Tram Fares.— Within a few minutes’ walk from the Square. . 6-Hoomed Square House, plastered and papered, electric light and gas. Good section, planted, etc. Well worth inspection. McKENZIE & WILLIS. CITY NORTH, MAIN STREET. —6-Roomed 2-Storey House in first-class condition, plastered and papered, porcelain bath, electric light. Handy sized section, good frontage. Price Reduced to £1350. McKENZIE & WILLIS. £525, - WOOLSTON, close to the Station. —Bungalow. 4 rooms, open grates, tiled hearth, hot and cold service, gas and electric light; £-acro section, 6ft. frontage, concrete paths. This property is very suitable for a Woolston or Lyttelton worker. Note the Price. MCKENZIE & WILLIS. Auctioneers, Land and Estate Agents—CATHEDRAL SQUARE,

Cricketers! Bowlers! Tennis Players! Have your flannels thoroughly cleaned and pressed up like new. This will cost you little money and little trouble. Ring ’Phone 5178, and our Auto will call. C. TAYLOR & CO. Dry Cleaners Receiving Depots : 120 Armagh St., 690 Colombo St. (Opp. Ballantynes) 'Phone 5178

BALANCE OF TRADE. DECEMBER FIGURES ISSUED. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Australian and N.Z. Ca.ble Association. (Received January 12. 12.40 p.m.) LONDON, .January 11. Imports during December increased by £9,547,240 as compared with the previous December. Exports decreased by £491,718, and re-exports decreased by £724,526. The principal increases were in the imports of grain and flour £2,557.4*28, and raw cotton £2,446,463, and in the exports of coal £1,326,893. The decreases were in the imports of non-dutiable food and drink £835.552. in the exports of vehicles £2,763.413, cotton yarns and manufactures £912.617, and machinery £620,961. MELBOURNE MARKETS. By Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Au-itralian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Received January 12. 11. IQ a.m.) MELBOURNE January 12. Barley—English 4s 5d to 4s 6d; Ca-pe 2s 10s to 3s. Oats—Milling 3s 7%d; feed 3s 6d to 3s 6J-1 Potatoes —£7 l-0e to £B. Onions—£7 10s to £B.