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PROPERTIES FOE SALE. FORD AND HADFIELD, LTD. „ ford and kadfield, ltd. .Trustees' and Attorneys' Agwsts, i 133 Worcester street. FEND ALTON". FENDALTON. POPULAR SUBURBAN LOCALITY. POPULAR SUBURBAN LOCALITY. ROOMS, 3S PERCHES. EIGHT ROOMS, 3S PERCHES. This property contains possible ccrni, e .s. :^ce^" OR TH BALCONY (12 x 9) and VERANDAH, radiator points, electric light, gas, kitchen and gae range, enamel oath. etc. The kemee a-tiQ grounds are in T*IRSTCHAIN FRONTAGE. Situate close to Tram ajid Rnilw&v. AN URGENT SALE IS REQUIRED owing to exceptional circumstance#. ABL# F raK T E '! rl eoms " * K!iSo '''- £IBOO. FORD and HADFIELD, Sole Amenta. ST. ALBANS BUNGALOW. ST. ALBANS BUNGALOW. NOW VACANT. EASY TERMS. NOW VACANT. EASY TERMS. Well-designed and convenient Bunealow of FOUR ROOMS and KITCHENETTE, containing all the LATEST LABOUR-SAVING CONVENIENCES, including electric light, gas copper, cupboards, and bins. The house FACES NORTH, and bui;t to get all the sun that shines. The nicely panelled living-room opens on to a LARGE SUN PORCH. £IOO DEPOSIT will secure this desirable property, of which possession can be given at once. Section of over J-acre, concrete paths, etc. £1275. FORD and HADFIELD, LTD. F4247-1714 D2VEREUX, KING AND CO., LTD. TO LET, 15 ACRES best 2&rket Gardening Land, 4 miles from Christchurch. 5000 ACRES; 4000 Acres mostly half-bred breeding ewes. £45,000 going concern. North 4000 ACRES ROLLING DOWNS, 35 miles from. Cbristchurch, only £3 12s 6d; account mortgagee; easy terms. 30 ACRES, handy to Kaiapoi, reduced from £SO to £45. Cable advice just received from owner in England. Must be sold SO,OOO ACRES GOVERNMENT LEASE, only £3500 goodwill, to include improvements. North Canterbury. 900 ACRES, part.y heavy Dairy Swamp, handy to Amberley. Only £ls 10s. DEVEREUX, KIVG and CO., LTD., Land and Estate Agents, 159 a Manchester street (opp. Clock Tower. D2628-923{ HOTELS. LONG FET.I WANTI THE LEADING HOTEL IN DUNEDIN IS NOW: AN ESTABLISHED FACT I THE EXCELSIOR. Comfortable Lounges. Smoking and Drawing Booms. Artistic Dining Boom. Large Airy Bedrooms. Excellent Cuisine. First-class Service. SPLENDID ORCHESTRA Discourses Delightful Music During Dinner. THE LOUNGE Is one of the features of the Hotel, and is comfy and cosy to the extreme with its Luxurious Couches, Chairs, and Lovely Carpets. All Furniture and Furnishings have been specially selected and are in splendid taste. The Hotel itself has been re-appoint-ed, re-decorated, and in some parte reconstructed. IMPOSING PRIVATE ENTRANCE. Id itself this is worthy of the ambitions of the owner, and ensures an absolute private entrance for Guestß. Separate entranoe to the Bars. The latest form of AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC LIFT Has been installed for the convenience of the Patrons. Tho Public are invited to inspect the Hotel any afternoon. G4035 WM. QUIRK, AUSTRALIA AND SUNSHINE. , WTHEN contemplating a visit, cable the VV HOTEL SYDNEY. The Classic Lounges are cOßily heated, while tho 6unny Roof Garden ie a. delight. There ia a Hot Water Service and a Telephone in every bedroom. Wireless Loud Speakers are installed in all the Publio Rooms, and Roof Garden, while Electric Pressing Rooms for Ladies are fitted throughout the Hotel. Tariff: Inclusive, from .. .. 15s 6d. Room and Breakfast, from .. 10s 6d. Cables and Radios: "Otelsdyno." Management: E. T. Cheeaeman. G4266-3 THE HOTEL THAT PA APE IS BUILDING! THE GRAND HOTEL, DUNEDIN is now under tho managership of Mr Arthur A. Paape. The establishmant is being completely renovated, at a cost of £15,200 —suspension verandah, new fire escapes, lift, ndt kitchen equipment and central heating, painting, decorating and furnishings \ on extensive scale. Practically a r.ew hotel. H 4332 GODLEY HOUSE", DIAMOND HARBOUR. rpHE IDEAL WINTER HOLIDAY REJ SORT. No Frost. No Cold Winds, and all the Sunshine. AMUSEMENTS—GoIf ariH Hill-chmbine. Forty minutes from Christchurch Station by Rail and Launch. Fare. & return. TariS, £3 3s per week. 'Phone Diamond Harbour Bureau. orWrit6 W. PAINE, P 6528-9687 Proprietor. HOTEL CAEGEN. AUCKLAND. Now Fully Licensed. ffHE above Hotel is under new manage--1 ment, and replete with every mwlera convenience. VISITORS TO TIMARU. STAY AT THE BUNGALOW, Wai-iti road. pHE FAVOURITE HOME. Pleasant Gardens and SurroumLings. •Phone 90. P.O. Box 170^ NEW BRIGHTON CAF2. STAY AT THE HEALTHY SEASIDE. THE BEST PLACE in the South Island for a Holiday. First-clasa Accommodation. K^^ n \ : Cn j SIII joHNSTONE, " * Proprietress. (Late Windsor Hotel.) 'Phone 2635. £6470 s BEVERLEY HOUSE, TIMARL. ITUATKD on two acres of ground, and two minutes from Caroline Bay, Tennis Courts and Bathing Sheds. Dinner at 6 p.m. Supper at 9 p.m. (Separate tables.) T«n» .» j HOGG, Proprietress. 'Phone 23-2. "WELLINGTON'S BEST PRIVATE HOTEL," THE MANSIONS, Ghnznee street. RECENTLY altered and rencrrated throughout. Large Commercial and j Drawing-rooms. Now in its fifth year under ! present management. Tariff I2s a day, £3 10« per week. Telegrams: -Mansions, WelUnSten ' COOKE and McGOWAN, 88518 ProsrietreisM.