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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 903, 2 May 1891, Page 3

* , t 7 , HousElxlisrK'ANib ..'-,: V ::V ESTATE, cAjGENT, ..,, ,i CATHEDRAL SQUARE, ; ■ : ' i;iOll! . ''■CB^%igHIfBCH; I! -< ' "' i Next J. M. Hey wood & Co. I Money- to LendiontMortgag^, Bills of Sale, Liana on 'crops, Mortgages for large amounta negotiated atreueonable chargfee. Rents and Debts Collected, Absentees represented; Partnerships negotiated. ; .' Farmers wishing to dispoße o£ ! their Farms will find it .. to> their advantage to place them m my hands. 1 devote the ibest part of my tinie to this bfanchof my business, and spare no pains or expense to efffiot quick eales, at the same time I make no charges to ray Clients unless I eflWt a sale, and> then I only charge ihe usuul Commission. •'. >- ■" ■ -•■ • ; ; • I Publish a^Monthly. List of all Properties, which will be forwarded free to aDy address on application. ! " v ' '; Eabm of 40i acres gocd land, 7rnileß fr.om :.-. :} Cliristoburch,; with .s. roomed.! bouse and outbuildings. £17 an acre. Very easy terms. . Fabm ; o£ 40 acres, first class land, 7,<miles , - fr ; o.m .Christchurch, with good" house and outbuildings. £25 an j Far]£ of 1 212 acres good land at Bennetts' Junction, with good 6 roomed house ;,;. ■> jancHallinec^ssary qutbailfJlings. £11 ;,;- per, fkcre. IJ); Wor,th seeing. ' ', ; ' 1( " Alargehdmberrtf F'arrhs of alldeecrip'tiofils • •' "also ' Small 'BUcks of land with or withbut Buildings,- riear' : Ohriateharch. on haricl, v list of, ! ' which' will be forwarded on application, ! ' ! " '■'' ■' 'i • ''' *'• &> HAMILJL, Catliedral Square, „.■ ..... Qhristchurch. DAVID GILMOUI, Saddler ia_d Hafiiess-iiialker, feOUrHBRIDGEALL kinds of Saddlery : and Harness made on the premises. Repairs of All Kinds neatly ana promptly executed. HORSECLOTHS A Large Stock of all kinds of Pure Flax CANVAS and FELT oh hand. Cloths Made to Order m any Quality and at any Price. Stable and Exercise Rugs, BEST WORKMANSHIP BEST MATERIAL LOWEST PRICES BIG BOOT SALE, no puff. ; WE have not bought a very small parcels of Boots or Shoes, say, £10 or £20 worth, and say wo have bo'nght £2COO. No ;we shall not gull the people by saying something wonderful,: but jjust what we mean, and what we intend doing with onr own stock. It is- all good stuff, with the exception of a few pbiinds worth of goods, whidhl shall sell at any prica to clear them out. The SALE is one of REDUCTION of MY OWN STOCK, which' is far to large at this time cf the year, and I intend 10 tell and turn it into money. All Looking out for ■ GOOD AND CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES. Should call at : W. BOBINSON'S BIG BOOT SALE, •' To cominpnce on ■SATURDAY. NEXT... ' The following prices' will give the public some idea of the 'genuineness of nay BOOT SALE:---s. d. Ladies' Patent Court Shoes ... 3 6 Ladies' Walking Shoesj mock kid ... 4 6 Ladies' Mock Kid E. sides, riveted ... 5 3 Ladies' High Leg Leather Lace Boots, pegged 7 6 Ladies' Persian Kid Elastic sides, ■ sewn ... ... ... ... 6 0 Ladies' Evening Shoes, black beads. 3. 6 Ladies' House Bootfs, goloshed all round ... ... 5 6 Ladies' Cloth Lace, old price 13s 6d... 7 6 Ltidits' Glace Shoes (Pollak's), sewn good ... ... 9 6 Men's Calf Elastic sides, sewn, very good .., ... ... ... 9 6 Men's Sewu Balmoral*, English, Light 8 6 Men's Pegged Watertights, double sbanks ... ... ... ...11 6 Men's Light Lace Balmorals, riveted English... ... 7 6 Men's Leather Shoes, sewn, English 10 6 A.nd a great ninny lines to numerous to mention ia the list. : This is a GENUINE BOOT SALE, and the public arc invited to come aud sco tlic goods for yourselves. W, UOBINSON & SON'S, BEEHIVE BOOT DEPOT, 204 H IGH St, Cil RISTCH U RCET. corns extracted - , . without pain. w. Robinson, professional chiropodist, 2P4 man op, cßßisxcHUßoa,