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auctions. H. !i. SOKENBEN. 11. B. BORENSFN THIS J>AV, i'J](iv(ji\ i■ i' , H. v? suai x-x\i TT a P^ 8 s 1 oxl'; JJtc.sscd Li,J r,! o .* iSS:K:'S KTiiVrdows, i'unel :i.id Doors nln i°i Cooker, 1 Coidwell Lawnmower 1 sirm, Itiuviiinowcr, lioth in K ood order- Vi,, and Record,. I Trout Kod, 1 Ch^'eUefc Oak Refectory Tabic, 1. Oak Buffet A Tables, 4 Chairs to nuitch. ' ISeddiMK and Tomato i'lans, last of season Many lots Sundries. season. 8089 IJAItKY SOIIKmsEN, Auctioneer. H. e. SOKENSEN. ££ B. SORENSEN BARGAIN LOTS 03 LICHFIELD STREET. WE OFFKH tiANY LINES OF MEIt CIIA Nlj ISl'j al prices ao !ow that Kalea art assured from thu start—■ fowl netting.

BIRD NETTING, SHEET and RABBIT NETTINu. 60UO RULLB Ofr WALLPAPER of excel tei't quality are offered as job lots. EX SYD NE V CON S J(i N M ENT. 600 Fairs ol Genuine British made BOOTS Must In' t»old the next few <Uy« irrespective of cost, and prices aro reduced to effect a quick «ale OEYLO.N TEAS of the best type can bo purchased al a very low price; far cheaper than usually quoted. Many lots of LINOLKUM In short lengths arc offered hi Bnrffjun Prices Every Lot Must be Cleared fit Once. H. B SOKENSF.N, SBOO7 Lirhfleld street. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. li AKM A N AN \> STEV KNS, LTD. Miop I'uoPEirrv. KXCII A.* G )•; KOii SMALL HOUSE. RJCU MO.. I) - Well-bud; Bungalow of 5 rooms and double ahop (fruit, tdiiii'ci iuner, and yi t plati»ete<j and papi-jeu, all pob.-üble con .eniem ea, tower. aim workshop. {.parage. etc Nfariy J-av.iv r.ectton, well laid out; .jonta ,e arid j-iomir;e/it po.-ilmn. Tbe bwHineas id u 1 oik- and can be reatW improved. iIMCE £i UK» K ; iiily£'Uoo ihvi to ill-': ea.th cv.nrr waau boliday. and wi 1 «or bouse of 1 room-* in same locality to let. "ATI RACTIVK Hir.-c.Ai/nv OWNER L HAVING.

LINWOOI' fiav.i. Keduced from £l2oo. Vi'rv attrucliw Bungalow, } rooms and kitelienetto, mm poixh, 1 ntc «t toiivei i em c-rt VVe.l-la>d-otit sorlior. with J.riek fence in front, inotci naruyp. etc. Easy terms 11 rru ii'/f'tl . n ; y t ,- ijATS £\ »oi offer Two-st'.iev Heaidonc e s.turned n-;hi in City, divided tr:ta three Mats (twi. let for 3'i» weekly oai-h), all convenience* , valuable HoC.ion Small Government 'IV huh tjnanqed. You <un live rent fuv* be/e Clf i: A\> <) HC'iYa It I) PHOIMC RT Y lOj AC'IiKS situated Lobnrn : 5 ac;ea n full bearing orchard all 1 export "arieties am J healthy trrr-B, I « anci- in grass Ho.sc •1 100 us, elect rt< and all !ui 0 f apple shed. g:ira*'L*, fat iblc*. and ch.ffhouse. PIMCE O\LY £l£3o Govprnmrnt nifnt'jn; T «. Splendid crop promised ibis ee:v ?on and a rendy-rnad<* income awaiting the bnver. Enquire jt onvo. Special reasons for selling. To let nCNDALTON best part) —Superior G rooms, nue H.oction and iia'dej. Reasonable rent to f/ood tenant for term. KIMIN'ISIIKM HUNT AT/)\V. sltuat" Fendu'ton Four rooms and kitchenette, eto To Lot Furnished for about six wo'ks from about Perernber ?011». HAIIMAN and STKVKN'S, LIMITED. Land and Fstatr Ai^enle. Aconts 'orthorn As f '.ir inoo Co.. Ltd, 81 II EH v FDR!) sT I>E RT W E S r r 'Phono* and 32-WS 115001

N.2- SHEKI FAKMKRS' AGENCY, LIMITED. I\Q. Box H'JJ. Telephono U2-L>os. "jiw zl:aland sh eepfarmers AtJKNCY, LTD. 'JUG Cashel street. < hristchurch. WILL EXCHANGE FOR SHEEP OOUN TKY UK KENT PRODUCING PROPERTIES Roomed /louse in pood order, verandah, e.1., telephone, stable, ehaflfhuuse, imple ment-shed, hut, granary, etc. Railway siding on corner. School IJ miles. Freehold Watered by rutin.dk streams; 17 paddocks, wire and posts; 60 acres oats, 200 ucres ploughed. and boinj; worked for turnips, jjrass, etc. Coal on the property. 1000 dry sheep at present. Fifty acres swamp suitable for cattle. PRICE £G 5a PER ACRE. Equity £2075. Also, BLOCK OF 447 ACRES, all good neavy land. Is pood value. Suitable for dnirvinK or anv mixed farming. E'IUCE J£ 11 PER ACRE. Equity £4917. Folio ;!25/17 WILL EXCHANGE FOR A SHEEP ST/TION —One of the Best Farms in South | nn d—I7:t0 ACRES. situated Southland, heavy land with pood subsoil. New 2-Storey House, all modern convergences; outbuild inps. cottage, men's hut, woolshed, two sett* sheepyards, Installed stable. two double loose-boxes, loft and implement-shed School 1 mile, railway 4 miles Sixteen paddocks, watered by rrnniiiK streams; 50 acres oats. 120 neres sown down; oats do very well. 1800 ewes, 1500 dry sheep. HOOO sheep (approx.) fattened yenrlv, 100 Hereford rows. PRICE PER ACRE £9 15s. Equity ffIMRU. Folio M.50/13 £250 DEPOSIT—PRICE REDUCED TO MEET THE TIMES—3S9 ACRES. 2 Farms medium land. Sound 5-Roomtd House, wool shod and implement-shed combined, also 8 Rr.omed flMjse. e.1., telephone, washhouse. workshop, conlshcd, 4»tnll stnble loo6e-box. Freehold. School 1 mile. Fourteen pad docks, oats and turnips sown. Carries two sheep to the acre comfortably. Mortgage {•ftr.OO. PRICE PER ACRE £l2 10s. NCSIB Folio 307/17

SMITH and SMITH. LIMITED, are nowbusy opening up IH3I New Season Wall papers. Inspect windowß and Showrooms 5 SMITH and SMITH. LIMITED. HOTELS. jq-EVV BRIGHTON CAFE. SPEND YOUR SPRING HOLIDAYS AT THE SEASIDE. Reduction in Tariff. Excellent Accommodation, every convenience for Families. Close to Golf Course, Tennis, and Bowling For fuller particulars 'phone 34-205, or write MRS N. J. JOHNSTON, J5405 Proprietress. jpERMANENT GUESTS After » short stay at "Stonehurst" realts* that it has all the advantages of an idea> home, with the added comforts provided by on experienced and callable staff Billiards; special laundry facilities for women. Vacnn' cies for a few permanent guests at Rpecial ratos. Telephone 34-267 SO43S The City's Premier Private Hotel in the Favoured West End. ••rrUIE LODGE," 36 HEREFORD ST X CHRISTCHURCII. Combines every comfort and luxury of a relined home with proximity to the centre of the City, the Botanic Gardens, Canterbury College, and the River Avon. TurllT, 12s (id ner ila.r Permanent Guests, special rates. MRS M. F. GUNN. Proprietress. Telephones 33 870; Private 33-871, G5026 EnTIAVORTH PRIVATE HOTEL, Cashel St., West End—Reorganised and Renovaied under new mniiasempiit. Superior and select accommodation for permanent and casual guests Picturesque garden and lawn surroundings. La-go sunny lounge verandahs Good table; every convenience. Comfort guaranteed Cars accommodated. 'Phone 34-264 MRS W. J- HENRY H 5606 Hotel ambassadors (Christchurctr Private Hotel de Luxe) has ever, modern appointment. Excellent cuisine. Tell""rams and letters promptly attended to. Garage handy. Tariff: Casuals 12s 6d per 1 V Permanent by arrangement. Manchester street (near Railway Station). 'Phone SOOB4 T - J - SLEEMAN. Proprietor. GREEN—the only Paint that y is guaranteed to stay Green; nonGallon. SMITH and SMITH. LIMITED. OB head coldß. hay fever, catarrh, in hale Comenthol. Soothes and relieves. 1. 6d. JJarnotte', Chemistß. —lO