Title; easy Ladysmith— J-acre, planted round with shelter trees; a rare bargain. ' St. John's Hill— 6 J-ncre sections; all level and dry; L.T. -Title; easy terms. ■ Alexander Street-r-3 ;J-acro .sections; oheap. Eastown — 2 J-acre sections; well fenced and sheltered; easy terms. Tay Street — HO 1 -132 -allotment, secure- ly fenced: nice^ section; cheap. Liverpool Street — 1-acre section; good position for/house; close to Rivex Bank. -"■'- ' - ~ ' Keith Street—Full J-acre; L.T. Titie; well fenced; large; frontage. Call\»nd get a further list and full particulars. • ' Also' a Jarge list) of farms for' sale and lease. ' ■ Suburban properties for sale and , lease. - Business and Hotels for sale. Rents collected, loans negotiated. LAND I LAND I LAND I IOWN" SECTIONS ON EASY TERMS THE undorqigned in offering the finest , iongeof cown building allotments at present on the tnarkgt. , ■ Cash deposit from £10; and exception- ally easy, terms."- -. Assistance given, to build.- Apply early and, take your choice. _ Q. L. DUIGAN, House and Land Agent,. ' Ridgway Street YOUR OHIMNE CLEANED '4d! THE V IMP " Boot Destroyer can now oe.prooured AtKaSSfeL'Sfor 4d! 'ANTED Known-Jam Jam in ; Variety, and a Special Line of Quart Fruit* Jars, with Patent Immersers. —Cumminß and Co -



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