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T. PEPPERELL. HOUSE, LAND, AND COMMISSION AGENT, Heeefoed Street, Has on sale—house-building SECTIONS, FARMS, &c. MONEY LENT ON MORTGAGE. Temporary Loans Effected on Deposits of Deeds, Bills of Sale, &o. Renta and Debts Collected, Bills Discounted. FOR SALE—BUILDING SECTIONS, In all parts of Chri it church and its Suburbs. FARMS, improved and unimproved, In all parts of the Province. 7534 Messrs wheeler & son invite Public attention to their new Photographic Panorama of Christchurch, taken from top of Cathedral To veer. They have published it in the form of a folding album, bound In different styles, and It will be found to present a very complete picture of the whole of the town, and give a good idea of the direction in which it has been spreading during the course of the last few years. CATHEDRAL STUDIO, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. Christchurch. 7533CHRISTCHURCH HOETICULTURAL SOCIETY. Autumn show, thubsday, MARCH 3rd, ODDFELLOWS? HALL. Art Union Tickets. One Shilling each. Numerous Prizes consist of Pot Plants, &e. 7536 FREDc. JONES. Hon. Sec. COALS. COALS. THE Best Newcastle Coals delivered at 40s per ton. Best Firewood at greatly reduced price. R. WOOD. 7440 Norwich Quay, Lyttelton. LAND TO LET, PAPANUI ROAD. Quarter-acre sections, being part B.S. No. 243 f, on 21 Tears’ Leases, at rrom .£7 10s to .£lO per Annum. The land is situated one mile from the North Town Belt, and has frontage directly on the Papanni road. Apply to W. G. BEITTAN, Church Steward. Christ’s College, 28th December, 1880. HAVING made a Series of PLANS for COTTAGES to cost from £IOO to £4OO, I can supply COPIES of plans, specifications, details, and everything necessary for calling for tenders, making contracts, or applying to Building Societies for one and » half per cent, on the cost of the building, Copies sent by return of post. Flans for churches, hotels, warehouses, shops, manufactories, halls, &c., furnished at the shortest notice, from per cent, to 5 per cent, on the cost of the building. O. FEEZ, Architect, Ac. The Exchange, Cashel street, Next Mr JT. L, Wilson. 7431TO BE LET BY TENDER, ACRES OF LAND, situated onOv North Town Belt, being the continuation of Madras street, with DWELL-ING-HOUSE, Stockyard and Outbuilding*, as at present occupied by Mrs Livingstone. Term, 5 years, subject to determination on 6 months’ notice. Possession on 4th March, ISSI. Tenders mnst be sent to onr office not later than 28th Inst. No tender necessarily accepted. 7521 PACKS BROTHERS. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. BR DOYLE has MOVED into the house lately occupied by Dr Coward, OXFORD TERRACE WEST, Opposite the Christchurch Hospital. 7304=TO THE WORKING CLASSES, CIERKS. MEN OB' BUSINESS, INVESTORS, TRUSTEES, SPECULATORS. A SPLENDID - OPENING. INCREASING VALUES. INVESTMENTS TO SUIT EVERY CLASS. SATURDAY, 26m FEBRUARY, 2 o’clock. Messrs h. matson & co. have received instructions from the Freeholder to SEnL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, fin conjunction with Mr J. T. Bell), AT THKIB LAND AND ESTATE SALEROOMS, Cashel street, Christchurch, ON SATURDAY, 26th FEBRUARY, TWO O’CLOCK, All those FREEHOLD SECTIONS OP LAND, Subdivided into CAPITAL BUILDING SECTIONS, With from 33ft to 40ft Frontages, Situated in the CENTRE OF SYDENHAM, In the healthiest and busiest part, in the immediate neighbourhood of the Public Schools, St. Saviour’s Church, the Wesleyan and Presbyterian Churches, the Telegraph Station and Post Office, the Show Grounds, and near to the New Market, close to the Railway Station, leading to every part of the colony, and within a chain of the Tramway, or about fiva minutes’ from the centre of Christchurch. Sections of this character, in ao excellent a position, have been rapidly absorbed and built upon. This Block of Land is completely surrounded by a lorgo and thriving community, and is certain to increase greatly in value as buildings are erected. Two thirds of the Property, comprising a. frontage of about ISCOft, faces duo north. Tho terms have been made so easy as to enable every class to become freeholders, via.:— 10 per cent, deposit, 10 per cent, in three months, 10 per cent, in six months, and the balance in four years at 8 per cent., with the option of paying off part or all at any time. Purchasers could borrow all the purchase money of Building Societies, or even more, by erecting a cottage or house upon a section. Lithographic plans will be ready immediately. SATURDAY, 2Cth FEBRUARY, 1881, 2-12 2 o’clock.