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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2257, 23 May 1881, Page 4

J. T. BELL, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT' VALUATOR, LICENSED LAND BROKER. F O R s L E. ADDINGTON —Allotments near the Workshops, on monthly payments ANTIGUA STKEEV—NearIy half-an acre, long frontage BABBADOES STREET Seven-roomed house, with one acre garden and paddock CARLTON PLACE Five-roomed house and pmtry, &0., with wash-house and nice garden COLOMBO ROAD, SYDENHAM—Fourroomed bouse and outbuildings, with ‘JO perches land EAST BELT —Large six roomed bouse and garden ENSOR’S ROAD—Two houses, five rooms each, with garden FENDALTON—Two acres land, fenced GASWORKS ROAD—Quarter acre, with two cottages GLOUCESTER ST BEET—Quarter acre, near Latimer square HARMAN STREET—Quarter acre, with two cottages HARPER STREET Substantial tworoomed cottage and section Dll LMORXON—Lots 29 and 30, fenced KILMOBE STREET Dwelling- house, workshop, and quarter acre KNIGHTSIOWN —Building sections LINCOLN ROAD —Two acres, fenced LINCOLN ROAD—Building and garden allotments. On small payments LINCOLN ROAD Six-roomed house, stable, and shed, and one acre, corner MONTREAL STREET, SYDENHAM— House of three rooms and scullery, and garden NEW STREET—Building allotment NORTH BELT—Five-roomed house and garden NORTH BELT—House of four rooms and scullery, every convenience, nice garden OXFORD TERRACE—Large substantial residence, suitable for medical or other profcs ional gentleman PAPANUl—Allotments RICCAETON—Eight acres and cottage RIOCABTON—Five acres, double frontage ST. ASAPH STREET EAST Two six. roomed houses, nicely finished, washhouse, &c. SANDRIDGB—Five acres, with house, SCOTT’S ROAD—Three-roomed house and garden BELWYN STREET—Six-roomed hou?e, stable, and shed, and two acre paddock and garden SOUTH BELT—Building allotment near Selwyn street STANMORE ROAD—Seven-roomed house and outbuildings, and three-quarter acre of land, corner, long frontage SUMNER—Several sections by small payments TUAM STREET WEST—Leasehold, with large workshop WILLOW BANK—Building allotment WILSON’S BRIDGE—Five acres, double frontage WINDMILL ROAD—One-acre, corner sec tion, with cottage 4c., &C, 120 acres, fenced, with four-roomed cottage, West Eyreton (to let) 200 acres, Hnrunui, unimproved 40 acres, Dnnsandel 430 acres, Rakaia, partly fenced 360 acres, partly fenced, near delegate 220 acres, Geraldine, first rate farm and improvements 4c., 40. Apply to J. T. BELL, Cathedral square, opposite Post Office. HANSEATIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HAMBURG. T3ISKB taken at LOWEST RATES, Ft i and all Losses settled within the Colony. Agent for Canterbury, J. T. BELL, 8205 Cathedral square. THE WINTER SEASON. BOOTS. SHOES. GREAT CLEARANCE SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT Cashel House Boot Depot, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.

EORGE begs to call the atten- • %JC tion of Ms numerous Cuatomera and the Public In general to hia Immense Stock of BOOTS and SHOES. as HE IS OVERSTOCKED, he la deter, mined to effect a apeedy clearance, to faoilitate which he haa RE-MARKED every Article at the LOWEST PRICE POSSIBLE to any Trader who intends paying for his Goods. Also, in view of the Winter Season, he haa specially Imported 77 TRUNKS OF BOOTS AND SHOES from the Best English Makers, which, owing to the depressed state of trade at Home, and being Bought for Cash, he ia in a position to OFFER AT LOWER PRICES Than would be otherwise possible. The STOCK BEING TOO LABGE to Particularise, a CALL ia requested, as Purchasers should see the Stock and Judge for Themselves. Particular attention is called to the Stock of COLONIAL BOOTS AND SHOES, which, being made at his MANUFACTORY, HEREFORD STREET, under hia own Supervision, he can give every Guarantee as to quality. NOTE THE ADDRESS, E. GEORGE, Cashel House Boot Deuot, HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. 8440