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Globe, Volume III, Issue 268, 21 April 1875, Page 2

CAPITAL INVESTMENT FOR THE WORKING CLASSES. Sections in Madras and Colombo streets South. CLIFFORD & ROPER have received instructions from the owner to offer BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At their Rooms, ON THURSDAY, APRIL 22nd, At 12 o'clock noon, SEVERAL VERY VALUABLE SECTIONS OF LAND, Situate in Madras street and Colombo street south, and fronting the Railway. These sections are cut up into lots suitable for all classes of purchasers, and afford an excellent opportunity to the Working Classes of becoming the possessors of a desirable Building Site on cheap and easy terms in a locality fast rising into importance, and having the great advantage of being in close proximity to the Christchurch Railway Station. Title —Land Transfer Act. Plans can be seen at the office of the Aucioneers. Intending purchasers can have the choice of selection of any section, previous to the auction sale, at the upset price marked on the plan. 40 FOR SALI PREMISES IN THE SPRINGFIELD ROAD, EAR the Residence of Geo. Gould, Esq., Being part of R.S. No. 206, And as now Occupied by Mr Thomas Shailer, Consisting of— TWENTY PEECHES OF LAND, SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, STABLES, OUTHOUSES, and ARTESIAN WELL, &c, thereon. A large portion of the Purchase Money may Remain on Mortgage at current rates of interest. This affords a capital opportunity for acquiring A FREEHOLD ON EASY TERMS. For further particulars, ajjply to MR JOSEPH CLARK, Kaiapoi Island ; Or, at the Office of T. S. DUNCAN, 35 Solicitor, Christchurch. CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL. GRAND RACE BALL. FRIDAY, APRIL 23rd, 1875. The Room will be under the direction of MR F. CLARKE. Music under the direction of MR POORE. Dancing to commence at 9.30 sharp, and continued until a late hour in the morning. Admission, 2s 6d single; double, 3s 6d. ANTED, a Barmaid. Apply Al Hotel. 34 ANTED, a General Servant (three in family). For address, apply Mrs Airman, Colombo street. 38 "ANTED, a Youth, about sixteen, for the Grocery Business. Apply to John King, Cashel street. 33