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PROPERTIES FOR lALE NORTH Belt—Corner Section, t-acre, n»ftg nifieent residence of G room*, modern plastered, tiled grates, gaa throughout, cor niees, b*y window, verandah, Venetian blindi bath, hot water, end all convenience*. Th< situation of this property is unsurpassed. I i> for absolute safe. Price asked fiOO. J. O Banncnnan, 174 Lichfleld street. C*~ ITY. Pro-Cathedral and Railway SUtioJ (between), splendidly built House of 4 rooms, lar«e. plastered, deep concrete found* tjons, asphalt paths, conveniences (not quit* 5 years old). Good site. Low price. £335 Easy terms if required. J. Q. Banneraan 174 Lichfield street. T INWOOO—Superb Modern Residence of"i XJ rooms (almost new), plastered, tf.eil grates, hearths, Venetian blinds, verandah bay window, bath, h. and c, pantry, ecullery waghhouae, copper, tubs, coalhouse, windmil and tack, ideal rite, i-acre, northern aspect near tr»m. A valuable property, offered ai £650. J. l>. Bannernian, 174 Lic-hfield street CITY— Raro opportunity to secure a nici Cottage of 4 rooms, thoroughly sound ecullery, weehhouee, copper, with vatoabU section for £250. Deposit of £30. balance remaining 5 per cent, to be paid off at th« rate of lOe per w«k, interest readjusted evcrj six months. Good investment as the house lets at 10s. J. G. Bannerman, 174 Lichaelo street. • DAIRY FARM TO LET OR FOR SALE, Three Miles from the City. C 5 ACRES, about half rioh land, bajance lighter, house and milking bale*, etc. Reni £65. FARMS. 350 Acres, splendid niece of lend, houet G rooms, etc., Iβ milee from town. £10 p« acre. 120 Acres, good all-round faTm, house a rooms and outbuildings ,14 miles from city. £14 per acre. Fol. 18. 83 Acres, rich heavy land, no buildings. Fol. 11 156 Acres, jrocd farm, house, etc., IS miles from towa, near railway and creamery. £13 per acre. io >- ls SPECIAL. 12 Acre 3 Rich, Land, mostly in graes. house 8 rooms .conveniences, outbuilding*. 34 nulea from Cathedral square, in Rood locality. 402* Fol. 21 BAGOS. RIOBY AND CO., House and Lnnd Ajfents. 117 COLOMBO STREET. Next Reece'*. G. B. RITCHIE, Solicitor. 203 HEREFORD STREET. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Farm at WLitecliffs, handy to station, consiting of 1100 Acres, pasture about third p!ough«ble, would carry cheep to acre and tho land could be greatly improved if thoroughly worked, with House of 6 rooms and sheds, etc., with paddocks and garden, good reason for ae'bng, and the property is at a very low figure. FERRY ROAD—House of aix rooms, elate roof, waabhouae. etc.. full J-acrs. Price £870. HEREFORD STREET, Linwood. near beM House of 7 rooms, baAhroom, ecullery. h. and o. water, verandah, full J-acre. Cheap at £570. ADDINGTON— Grand House of 9 -large rooms, verandah, bathroom, h. and c and every possible convenience, lavishly finished in every respect, with high concrete foundation standing on over p-acre (corner section), asphalt patns, end nice garden, and at a moderate price. LIJTWOOD—NeatCy new xiouse of 6 room*, pkstered bathroom, h. and c. shower, washhouse, copper, tubs, and all the usual modern conveniences, hay window, verandah, J-acre section laid out garden, orchard, etc. A.reasonable offer accepted. FARM, ASHLEY—BS Acres eood heavy Land subdivided into 3 paddooka, large gram shed, fencee in good order. Price. £12 pet •ere. FOR SALE. •J CQQ ACRES, seventeen mile* from Ingle10*70 f wood, Taranaki, good metal road, mail by ooacb daily, 2| miles from creamery. 1500 acres in best English Brasses,' eight aubdivisione, eight-rooaisd house, large wool ehed, cow shod, two sets of sheep yard*, sheep dip, fences 7 and 8 wires, painted gatei, about 400 acres available for dairying; As the owner Iβ desirous of leaving immediately for England he will sell at 41 6s (four pounds five shillings) per acre. Two-thirds of the purohase money can remain on pjortgage &t 4i per cent, if desired. W. M. ASHTDN, AGENT; WANGANUI, P.O. Box 145. ~ PROPERTIES TO LET. TO BE LET. DEARSLEY'S BUILDINGS, Caihel etreet (over N.Z. Dental Coy.)— 2 Fine Room* Upstairs, at present in the occupation of Mies Muff, dreaamaker; lavatory, etc. Bent £45 per annum. ■ DEAR3LEY and LANE, 5204 Estate Agents, 207 Colombo atreet. RAILWAYS. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. VISIT OF ENGLISH CRICKETEIRS. SATURDAY, 7th FEBRUARY. rpHE Evening Train horn Ohrietohuroh to -I- W*ik«i' Bennett*, Oxford, and Cheviot branches wild eUurt at 6.6 «nd leave Adidington 6.12, Papamii 6.28, Styx 6.80, Belfast 6.87, Kjuapoi 7.0, Rangiom 7.80, Serfton 7.47, Amberley, 8.15, Wftipar* 8.85, W*ik»ri acriv* 9.15, Cust dep. 8.29, Beunotte 8.44, Bast Oxford 9.9, arriving West) Oxford 9.15 and Sougill 9.85. 5870 BY ORDER. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. VISIT OF ENGLISH CRICKETERS. MATOH AT CHRISTCHURCH; . 6th, 7th, and 9th FEBRUARY, 1903. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS, »t 3d per miie first-class, minimum 4s; Id per mile second claes, minimum 2s; mileage counted one way only, will be iasued to Christohuxch from Tirnaru, Temuka, Winchester, Orari, Rangitata. and Hinds, for the Expreei train on 6th; staAionu North of Waikari on 6th and 6th; Timaru, Tinwald, arid intermediate stations, including stations on "the Mt» Soman branch, on 6th ;< Ashburton, Waikari, and intermediate stations, including stations on Branches between those points, on 6th; also for morning trains on 7th and 9th, all available for return till 19th February. On 6th, 7th, and 9th February the afternoon train from Christchuroh for South Line and Branches will at»rt as follows:—For Springfield and Whiteolifts Branches at 4.50 p.m., and run as on Wednesdays. (On 7th it runs to Otaramo, arriving there at 8.40 p.m.) For Ashburton and Meinven at 6.25 p.m., leaving Rolleston 6.17. Burnham 6.27, Selwyn 6.45, Duneandel 6.52, Rakaia 7.35, Chertsey 7.64 arriving Ashburton and Methven at 8.25 ana 9.5 p.m. recpectively. For Southbridgo (and Little River on 7th and 9th) at 6.4G p.m., and leave Probbleton 6.16, Lincoln. (5.88,, Springston 6.50, Elleemere 7.2, Doylestoa 7.22, Leeaton 7.81. arriving Southbridge 7.15 p.m. The Xorth lime train will leave • Chriatchurch at 5.15 p.m. as usual. .On the 7th and 9th the evening train for Litt'.o River will start from Lincoln at 6.40 p.m., and arrive Little River. 8.0 p.m.

5817 JBI OKlJlag. GOVERNMENT NOTICES. TENDERS will be ieo*ived at this Office until Noon of WEDNESDAY, 11th February, 1903. for PAINTING and RENOVATING JiANGIORA P.OLICE STATION, Specification, etc., may be eeen. a.t this Offioe. and at the PoCice Ra>ngiora. lie lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. H. DENTON, CJerk in Ghaxge. Public Works Offioe. Cteriatchurch, February 2nd 1903. 6776

NEW ZEALAND GOVERXSIEOT lUILWAYS. SUPPLY AXD DELIVERY OF LOCOMO- ' TIVE ENGINES. General Manager's Office, i Railway Department, Wellington, Gth November, 1902. WRITTEN TENDERS will be received at . . this office, up to Nocn of MONDAY, 2nd March, 1903, for the SUPPLY and DELIVERY of TEN LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, to be manufactured in tie Colour of New Zenland. Oα and after B*.h December, 1902, drawings may be. seen, aiid specifications and forma of tender obtained, »t the Railway Manager's Offices at Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Dunedin, aad Invercargill. Tenders to be addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Railways, Wellington, and to be marked outside, "Tender for Locomotives." The lowest or any tender will not necessarily bo accepted. Telegraphic tender* will not be entertained. By Older. T. RONAYNE, General Manager. 8411 New Zealand Government Railways. H" lsUSEHbL"D~B^^Uit«^J~OT«jrdescription at MinsonV Chinaware, Glassware, Enam«lw»r», Tinware, Bruahwar*. Pl»Udwar», Cutlery, «t£ Mioses and Co., 320 Cflloebe itiMb '