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H. MATSON * CO. : THIS DAY, AT FLAXTON FARM, TAI TAPU, Close to McKenzie , * (late Judge's) Hotel. Q L EA R Us Q S A L E LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, GRAZING LAND, Ac. Without Reserve. Sale at 12 o'clock. H. MATSON A CO., Auctioneers. Ac. 6-9 4560 FOE SALE OR TO LET, riTEE RESIDENCE, containing eight JL rooms, and Grounds of the late C. T. let, situated on the Papanui road, about a mile and a half from the city. The tram passes the property every half hour. For particulars apply to H. MATSON A CO , Auctioneers, or to J. F. WARD, 103, Manchester street. 6-6 4479 CHARLES CLARK MOST IMPORTANT SALE TOWN AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY. 265 FEET 6 INCHES FBO»TAGE TO COLOMBO STREET, NEAR CASHEL STREET. 78 TiINKS FRONTAQJS TO MANCHESTER STREET, NEAR HEREFORD STREET, AND 14* ACRES AT OPAWA, WITH LAEGE family residence, -m/TR CHARLES CLARK is instructed BY AUCTION, AT HIS BOOMS, IN HEREFORD STREET, ON .-THURSDAY, JUME OITH, - - '* liOT i>-An that VALUABLE PROPERTY on the Eastern Side of Colombo - ■- street (Town .Section Noe. 1008 andpart of . 1006), being half (165 ft 6in) of the frontage between Mchfield andTuam atreete.and also fronting Tuam street for a distance of 111 ft 4in. The Colombo street frontage is occupied by a row of shops, all of which are served by a right-of-way at the back, reserved out of the property, and Mr W. Neighbours' pottery yards occupy the balance of the Tuam street frontage. The present average income of this lot is over jCaOO per annum. LOT 2.—The FREEHOLD of those SIX LARGE SHOPS and DWELLINGS on the Western Side of Colombo street, between Liohfield street and Tuam street, occupied respectively by Messrs Plaiated and Co., Taylor, Mills, Robottom, Caygill. andDtngwall, covering a total frontage of 100 ft. The property extends westward 120 ft to, and with the use of, a right-of-way. This property will be sold subject to an existing lease to Mr Wm. Pratt, for a term of 99 years, from 4th June, 1875, at a clear ground rent of .£2OO per annum. LOT 3 is a FREEHOLD of 78 LINKS frontage to Manchester street by a depth of 66ft, part of Town Sections 823 and 824, subject to a lease of fifty years from April 16th, 1878, at an annual ground rent for the first ten yeara of .£9l, ten years at £104. ten years at £130, and twenty years at £156. - On this lot is built the substantial brick and stone warehouse, occupied by Messrs P. Hayman and Co. LOT 4 is that most desirable PROPERTY at Opawa, known as i HE OAKS, the property of the late T. M. Hassal, Esq., and comprises 14£ acres of fine Building Land, with frontage to the River Heathcote, subdivided into ornamental grounds, garden, orchard, and -paddocks, together with a Capital FAMILY DWELLING-HOUSE, containing drawing - room, dining-room, Btudy,sixbedrooms, bathroom, day nursery, and most complete suite of servants' offices; also, detached large stable, coach- ' house, harness-room, &c., Ac. Very complete water service all through the house. , . The very high business value of the Lots i 1.2, and 3 cannot be overstated, and, as the city business centre is now fixed at the Bank of New Zealand, and BEIOND ANY POSSIBLE CHANCE OF REMOVAL, these sites, aa city investments, cannot be equalled. Lots 1 and 2 have immense frontages and private righte-of-1 way, which, admits of using every men of the land for purposes of income. The ' income derived from Lots 2 and 3 is fixed,! and affords a grand and safe opportunity - • „■ fez fjteisvestment of trust funds, .and the " ' -" * acquisition of an extremely valuable re- ~ : ' visionary interest in substantial" buildings. " - Oato Estate ii well known as one of i&e prettiest and most valuable suburban nroperties; easy of access, good frontages, close railway communicatios, and within a comfortable walking distance from the «it 7. .' For full particulars, terms, &c, apply CHARLES CLARK, ; Hereford street. Ho. 139 64 4395 _..: R. WALTON 4 CO. THIBDAY. v EXTENSIVE SALE ''-,'" OF TH> STOCK, PLANT, FIXTURES, 4c, ' O» A ItAEOB CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS. IMTESSBS B. WALTON & CO. have - Iγ' received isstroctions -from Mr SEL*L BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Shop, in HIGH STREET, CHRISTCH7BCH, Near Hereford street, In consequence of his determination to ' - cany on the Wholesale Business Alone, on - TUESDAY, 9xk JUNE, 1885. =. At 11 o'clock am., . ' The whole of his varied and extensive Stock of unusually choice f BENCH, ITALIAN, AND ENGLISH CONFECTIONERY, Comprising, French Mixtures, Fondants in colors Chocolate Creams, Date Creams Chocolate Fondants, Vanilla Creams French Creams, Turkish Delight Duchess Almonds, Jujubes, Comfits Liqueur i BnrntAlmonds, Sugar Almonds Bon-bons, Cayenne Cough Lozenges Bon-bons of Crackers. Fancy Chocolates 150 Tins of various kinds of Lollies &c., &c, &c ' 4 Small Tables, 3 Small Gae Stoves 12 Chairs (caned seats), Glasses, Fixtores. &c. . 4ias Fittings, Chimney Glass, Window Fittings, Counter, *c Show Cases, and other Goods. AH must be Sold. , , Tarns liberal at Sale. TUESDAY, Sra* JUNE, 1885, 6-3 ; 11 o'clock. 4349 - ' & CO. A.DDINSTON TaEDS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10th, 1885. I L S S & Co. WILL OFFER, On account of Messrs Upton and Russell, 300 FA 300 WErHERS. On account of T. A. PhiDipe, Esq., £ CONSIGNMENT of FAT CATTLE. On account of Mestrs Mathiaa and OK PBIME 3 BACOk PIGS. Og ~n MILES * CO., 6-9 4543 J. T. FORD, Auctioneer. . ■ " c. c. aikman] 7.D.L. TIHBeK v" jmt *XBxe&..; ttom JE\ Hobart,wiai cargo oeasistingol '■-- >- t TOKBEB • • PALINGS ; .■■'-, '-I*'- '-:■ : - - *W> - .' ' , HURDLES, Wiunfa via be OFEEBED AT AUCTION - qnaneadydatetobaaaveitMod. tefe^f** 530 . Auctioneer.