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Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 924, 4 July 1891, Page 3

G, HAMILL, HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE, AGENT, CATHEDRAL SQUABff, CHRISTCHURCH. Next J. W. Hey wood & Co. Money to Lend on Mortgage, Bills of Sale, Liens on crops, Mortgages for largo araoun's negotiated at reasonable charges. Rents and Debts Collected, Absentees represented, Partnerships negotiated. Farmers wishing to dispose of their Farms will find it to their advantage to place them mmy hands. I devote the best part of my time to this branch of my business, and spare no pains or expense to effect quick sales,. at the same tim* I m,ake no charges to my Clienls unless I effect a sale, and then I only charge iho usual Oommission. ■ I Publish a Monthly Listof all Properties, which will be forwarded free to any addreis on application. ? . , Fabu of 40 acres gocd land, 7 rhffes from ChristcUurch'. with* S 1 rb'onicu^ouai and l diit^oifdingß; £l7san'Scr*. :i Vory- : fcasyierra^ ;rr - ; ' i; ;v ' *'- f ? w^.--; F-4BM of 40 acres firat^cliae land, 7: milesfrpm Ohristchnrch, with good house and outbuildings '£'"'' £.2s' sn brei ' FIBU 6t 212 acres gotfd'luud at Bennetts' ; Junction, Writi'''gbo>i 6 roomed, house and all- necessary outbaildings. : , £11 per acre. Worth seeing. .- ..„ , . A large number of Farms of all descriptions ; also, Small Blocks, of land with or without Buildings, near Chris.toh'arbh: on hand, a list of which will be forwarded on application. i; ~ ■■< G. HAMIIiL, Cathedral Square, Ohristchur<jh. DAVID GILIOM, Saddler ?md Harnes^-rriakey, feourHßßii)4ii-vi '. ■ ' '. :a*oaMi ':■"';! V ' ! !.i L if';-:' ALL k inds of Saddlery > and I Harness made on the jsremw&j; Repairs of All Kinds-^atlV ana promptly exec^ed.^ 1 ; 1^^ A Large Stbck of all kindi df VSii Flax CANVAS 69.K^i Cloths Made to; Order m any'p/aal.ity and at any Price. .... „/ 7 , ; ' ; i Stable and Exercise RugWi* BEST WORKMANSHiP ' ; ;^;: v 1 BEST MATERIAL /^v s ; ' . LOWEST PRICES BIG BOOT SAL| NQPUFF. X WE hare not bought a Y#ry amall parcels of 800 Uor Shoes, say , £10 or £20 worth, and' say we have bought £2COO. No ;we shall not gull the pebplii "by saying something wonderful, but just what we moan, and what we intend doing with our own stock. It is all good stuff, with ilia exception of a f«w . pounds ; worth of goods, which I shall aoll at, any PM Th© SALE is one of RKDUOTION of MY OWN STOCK, which is far- tblarg* at this time of the year, and I intend to t«ll and, turm it into, money. . ,; i > All Looking out f«r >! GOOD AND CHEAP BOOTS AND 1 ; • : SHOES ■ " : " •••■•*• •'••'■ Should call at--' 1 ' v > •:•' > . W. ROBINSON'S BIG BPOT^ALE, To commence : on, : ; .• SATURDAY NEXT.';*. ';.'^^ The following prices -will:? gvr* 4 th» public some id»a of the genuinenws of my 800-riiW^? j^ Ladies' Patent Odurt 'Shoes' 5 • ; '- li /. (f . t 6 Ladies' Walking Shoes^mook'kidU.; .45 Ladies' Mock Kid 'E; sides, rivated, w., 5: 5 Ladies' High Leg Leather Lag« 7 , „ Boots, pegged ... ;•;..; . -.rlT !( ? Ladies' Persian Kid Elastic , aides, ; , sewn ... ... ••• ••• • v Ladies' Evening Shoes, black b'aada I 0 Ladies' Housd BO6N, tfoloshed all ' round „*• ; ... ... ••• 6^6 Ladies' Cloth Lace, old price 13* 6<U. 7/6 Ladies' Qlaoe Shpei (Pollak'g), .afwjtt > ... .good-,. ..,: . ; _...; ....... „......,,».« Men's Oulf Elftftio aides, sewn,, ▼• r 7 /: good ... ••« .'..■',..•.•'» Men's Sewu ßaJiriorale; English, Lighti'l 6 Men's Pegged Watertight^ double ? ' 1 sbankg:;.V .'"■->.. '>'*;..'"'■ =-i»11.>6 Man's Light Lace Balmorals,; firetedi/r,, ■•• English.^. ;■ ... i :«♦ ;:>•• J* Men's Leather Bhoes, sewn,, English ,10 ,S And a great maay lines to nuqaerous to mention m the list/ '^J ,' V" This is a GENUINE BOOT SALK» ? itt»d the public are invited Jo come, and jee.tjie goods for y oursel ves., ;.; , ; . ,.: .. W. ROBISSpN i^ON l^/ ;';.'/. : BEEtiim^T,DB)POT, t ; ', > >204 H IGH Bt, OHRISTCHORGH. i -, .■■...•■ „ ,!■■■.:.. ■ '-. rr-- ■■■.-. ■..■.i-i'y,:wt " CORNS BXTBAOTBDi" i[l WITHOUT PAIN. ■■ ..W.-ROBINSaNy/iluri PROFESSIONAL CHlßd(^Bt^; 50A Hi^-KP^' qH^STOHURCH?