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Akaroa Mail and Banks Peninsula Advertiser, Volume LIII, Issue 2803, 4 September 1903, Page 3

11. &.attci'. FREEHOLD PROPERTY. AKAROA. MR. R. LATTER hae received instruc tions TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE BALEYARDS, DUVAUCHELLE'S BAY, ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th. qa ACRES OF LAND near the Borough &v o f Akaroa, adjoining the late Mr Feltham's property, being R.S. 1635, now occupied by Mr George Morgan. Title—Land Transfer Tile. Two-thirds of the purchase money can remain on mortgage for three years at 4£ per cent interest. Sale at 1 p.m. R. LATTER, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY. AKAEOA THE LATE MR FELTHAM'S PROPERTY. MR. R. LATTER has received instiuc , tiens from Mr J. Glynan TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE SALEYARDS, DU VAUCBELLE'B BAY ON FRIDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 4, At 1 p.m. That delightfully situated Suburban Residence of 7 rooms, with 10 acres of land, commanding a most lovely view of the harbour, including the well known Orchard and the famous walnut trees that have for some years past yielded a return of about £60 per annum for nuts alone. Very easy terms tf paymtril can ur I R. LATTER. Auctioneer DUVAUCHELLE'S BAY. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1903 Tiyr R. ROBERT LATTER \v l i-r, v oi. r> bis USUAL MONTHLY STOCK SALE at the Fenicsula Saleyarde. Present entries include— rrf\ TWO AND THREE YEAR OLD I\J CATTLE (mixed sexe.<). o<7 THREE YFAR OLD STEERS. -4Q THREE YEAR OLD HEIFER 1 ? le7 (Springers). HA FAT AND STORE COWS. A HACKS AND HARNESS FORPKS Sale at 1 o'clock. ROBERT LATTER, Auctioneer, H. jflatHon & Co. DUVAUCHELLE'S SALE. MESSRS H. MATSON & CO. live received instructions from Mr K. A. Pettigrew, who has sold his farm, to offer next Sale Day, at Duvauchelle's, the following Horses, etc: — Brown mare DOLLY, 4 years, broken to harness ; Brown mare PARDON ME, aged, in foal 1 FILLY, rising 3 years, unbroken 1 FILLY, rising 2 years uubrokea 2 FOALS, by Lord Roberts 1 LEADING DON, Toby, 2 years 1 BUGGY AND HARNESS 1 Set CAKT HARNBSd(nfcw). Also quantity Totara timber and other artioies too numerous to mention. H. MATSON & CO., Auctioneers. FOR SALE. 4 COMPLETE DAIRY FARMrrn ACRES, known an Alex ( O Marshall's property, LITTLE AKALOA A Chance for a Young Man —A Complete Home, securely fenced, good hxuse, and necessary outbuildings, and no money to spend. You can walk into lh We shall be glad to give any terms. £200 down will shut you in life in the place. DON'T DKLAY As this opportunity affords the nucleus of a fortune, a comfortable living, anil a happy liomej-t' «d. fl. MATSON & CO., Auctioneers, Ciir'Mehureh. FUNEKAL NOTICE. nPHE Friends of the Le Comte family -*- are respectfully informed that the Funeral of Mra David Le Comte, sen., will leave tbe residence of her son, Mr T. Le Comte, at Barry's Bay, for the Duvauchelle's Cemetery, ab 1.30 p.m., TODAY, Friday, September 4th,