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TO WORKING- MEN AND OTHERS. FOR SALE, Two minutes" walk from Wilson's Road Railway Platform, FREEHOLD BUILDING SECTIONS, from £25. Easy terms. Apply T. PEPPERELL, Land Agent, 8020 Hereford Street. A FOUR - ROOMED HOUSE, with scullery attached, well finished, and with every convenience, nearly now, high and dry, corner of Springfield read and Edgeware road. Apply to H. MATSON & CO., 918 S Oashel street. TO MEET THE TIMES. BOARD AND LODGING. 14S PEE WEEK. T SOUTHAMPTON BOARDING L HOUSE, Old Wellington Hotel, Tuam street. 9217 LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR, LICENSED LAND BROKER. ;hose newly-built premises at the corner of Oxford terrace and Montreal street, consisting of the splendid Corner Shop having two frontages, with dwelling house and yard, well adapted for grocery, &c. Also, JWO SINGLE SHOPS adjoining, with dwellings, &c, very compact and convenient. FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE on Ensor's road. HOUSE of five rooms and pantry, outhouse, &0,, in Lichfield street. TO LET OR SELL. FIEST.RATE FIVE - ROOMED .. HOOSE, Pantry, Wash-house, &c. Very nioely finished, in Carlton place, North belt. iUARTKR-ACRE, with Large Work- ', shop, in Tuam street West. FOR SALE. WELL-BO ILT and Convenient . HOUSE of Six Rooms, Out-bnild-ings end Quarter-acre, well fenced and planted. Situated in Waltham. VERY COMMODIOUS HOUSE . of Six Largo Rooms, with Garden, &c, on the East belt. !OUR NEWLY BUILT COTTAGES, each containing 4 Rooms and Scullery, with nice garden securely fenced ; artesian wells, &c, on Mathesen'a road, close to Ferry road. Will be sold together or separately, and at a VERY LOW

I PRICE. * FINELY-SITUATED QUARTER- . ACRE, in Madras street, stocked with well-grown fruit trees, with house of five rooms and pantry, fowl houses, &o. The greater part of the money may remain at interest. I QUARTER-ACRE SECTIONS on , Ensor's road near to Fftrry road, i Cheap and on Easy Terms. SPLENDID SECTION on the . SOUTH BELT, of nearly half an acre, with DOUBLE FRONTAGE, well fenced. FINE QUARTER-ACRE SECTION . in Gloucester street. ECTIONS in PAPANUI, as a block 1 or separately. jUMNER—One of the BEST SITES 1 in the township. 'IRST-OLASS BUILDING FRONTAGES in COLOMBO STREET NORTH. ADDINGTON, Sections opposite the Government Workshops. Low price, and payments by small monthly instalments. Fine Building Sections opposite the Sydenham Recreation Grounds, Addington, by easy payments. 50 acres on New Brighton road. [Close to Chrlatchurch. A Bplendid grazing farm. 1000 acres at West Eyrbton. 220 acres Upper Hinds, unimproved 430 acres, Rakaia, partly fenced 360 acres, partly fenced, near Colegato 220 acres, Geraldine, first rate farm and improvements &C, &0. Apply to J. T. BELL, Cathedral square, opposite Post Offioe. HANSEATIO FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HAMBURG. ISKS taken at LOWEST RATES, J and all Losses settled within ;the Colony. 4 Agent for Canterbury, J. T. BELL, 8265 Cathedral square. J. L. FLEMING'S NOVELTY CONSULTATION NO. 4, our THE " USTRALIAN "| OCKEY |"NLU SPRING MEETING, To be rnn at Kandwick, Sydney, in the first in Sentetnber, 1881. 8000 Subscribers at 10». About 150 nominations. Each ticket has a chance of winning three prizes. Great Metropolitan Stakes. £ First horso ... 500 Second do ... 250 Third do ... 150 Otherjstarteradiv. 350 Non-starters div. 750 First horse ... 250 Beoond do ... 150 Third do ... 100 Other starters div.2so Non-starters div. 250 Sydney Handicap. £ £ First horse ... 250 Other starters Second rio ... 150 (divided) ... 250 Third do ... 100 Non-starters div. 250 As each raoe will be drawn separately, every subscriber will have a chance of winning three prizes for each ticket. The drawing will be held under the supervision of a committoe of subscribers, and results advertised in daily papers. Intending subscribers are requested to make early application. If cheques are sent exchange must be added, and stamps enclosed for reply and result. Should all the shares not be disposed of, prizes distributed pro rata. Ten per cent, deducted from all prizes. N.B.—As this Consultation will be drawn on September sth, the New Gaming and Lotteries Act will not interfere with it, as the said Act does not take effect until after that date. J. L. F. would remind his clients and the public generally that aa the Melbourne and Canterbury (Jups are not ran nntil November, the above is a very favorable opportunity for investment in the interim. J. L. FLEMING, Auctioneer, &c, t 9187 High street, Triangle, Chrlatchurch,