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Auctions TONKS, NORTON. AND CO. W. Tons.] {W. H. Nostok. TIyrSSSBS TONKS,~NORTON and CO. will JVI/SELL THIS DAY, at the Ceetral Salerooms, Colombo street:—Now potatoes In Jowt sacks and large quantities American apples, at per ease. U cheeae. without reserve, kidney and Derwent potatoes, chick wheat, barley, barley meal, hams and bee n. &c. Furniture of all kinds, including bedsteads, chairs, tables, 'conches, sofas, chests of drawers, bedding, oildoth. &c. A lot of boots and Shoes. Small lot of drapery to be sold absolutely, and a larste lot of sundry articles. Sole to commence at 12 o'clock. TONKS, NORTON and CO., Auctioneers, Land and Estate Agents, 8026 Colombo street. PYNE AND CO. WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. OUR FIRST WOOL SALE WILL TAKE j P.LACE DECEMBER. WOOL consigned to PYNE and CO., Christ church, comes Direct to our Stores, ! NO CHARGE FOR" CARTAGE OR FOR STORAGE. Liberal advances made on Wool placed in our hands for Sale. PYNE and CO., 7717 Auctioneers. Properties for Sale FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM OF 100 A CRES Situated within three miles of a railway 1 station and having a Good House and all necessary outbuildings. The ground is of a rich free loamy nature, and is equally adapted for dairying or agriculture. I The owner offers this property on most favorable terms, as he is compelled to go to England at once. B. MEADOWS. Agent, Colombo strict, opposite City. TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. FOR SALE, THE MILL Wi.ILDING and BTMCK SMOiUSHOU-E, near Weuring's Hjtel. The former contains about lO.OOuft of bound Umber. App'y W. D. HUMPHERYS, 8030 Kaiapoi. FARMS FOR SALE. OA£t ACRES VEKY CHOICE FARM. /■WtfcO with all necessary buildings, close to a Railway Station. Price very low Crops given in. Easy terms of payment. O/IA ACRES GOOD LAND, well fenced /WrfcvF and watered, with house, stabling, and together with 150 acres crop, looking well. 1 'onvenient to Railway. Very easy terms of payment ca u be arranged. t\Af\ ACRES PLAINS LAND, all in ytVr grass, well fenced, and close to ltallway station, with house, stables, sheepyards, &c. A most desirable property. K.i\t\ ACRES, well fenced and subdivided, OUU near main line of Kali way. Price, 55s per acre. Easy terms. Also, MANY OTHER DESIRABLE FARMS. For further particulars, apply to GEO. KING & CO., 5893 Cashel street TO SHEEP^FARMERS. FOR "SALE. 1 aqq ACRES RAKAIA, Acton Run. /»nq ACRES ROLLESTON 1 O/*»> ACRES RANGITATA I A(H» ACRES HINDS Mostly unimproved, and all For Sale at reall? payable figures. Also, IMPROVED FARM OP •O1 /» ACRES on the HINDS, Adjoining the above block. A really usefu all-round Farm. Also, Within four miles of CHRISTCHURCH, S? If ACRES of GRAND GRAZING LAND O I with House. Stabling, &c. IN BLOCKS TO SUIT PURCHASERS.X AXE AND JjIVANS. Agents, 7276 Hereford street Chambers. T KNOW a bank where the wild thyme JL blows, where oxstips and the nodding Violet grow " —on a £15 section at Flemngton.—" Midsummer Night's Dream.' " \yl7"E carved not a lice, and we raised not TV a stone, but we left him alone with bis glory"—on a £15 Fleming ton section.— Wolfe, " A THING of beauty is a joy for ever , J\. —such is a £15 Flemington section.— ' JUndymion." " <v " se to-day, 'tis madness to defer"— ■3 and purchase a £15 Flcmin£ton section, —Young's "Night Thoughts." " OW, good digestion wait oc appetite, and XI health on both "—by purchasing a £15 section at Flomington.— ,, Macbeth." " T LL make assurance doubly sure, and take J. a bond of fate"—by purchasing a £15 Flcmington section.—"Macbeth , ." Properties to Let. rilO LET, a convenient 7-Roomed House, with X .Bathroom, Woshhouec, &c. Splendid situation, four minutes from Post Office.' Apply W. Brice, opposite Bank New Zealand. 8815 TO LET, on Papanui r, ad, from Ist of March next, a convenient 9-roomed HOUSE, with scullery, pantry and bathroom. Garden well-stocked with fruit trees. Within five minutes' walk of North belt. Apply, Mr Rutland; 8015 Hotels. COKER'S FAMILY HOTEL, MANCHESTER STREET, Cnristchurch, Canterbury. PROPRIETOR .. .. J. E. COKER. TVf R COKER desires to intimate to Families, jjfM. Tourisi s, and- the Travelling Public generally that he has recently completed EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS TO HIS HOTEL, which bos been so long and favorably known throughout the colonies. The Suites of Apartmentsand Bedrooms have been largely added to, and Bathrooms on a new and extensive scale have been fitted up. The Dining-Room has been enlarged, and Is now one of the largest and most completely appointed in New Zealand. A DRAWING-ROOM HAS BKEN* E3PECIALLY FURNISHED FOR THE USE OF LABIKS visiting the Hotel, and has been fitted up with i every care for comfort and convenience. In fact, the Hotel has been fitted up throughout with a view to affording >J1 the comforts of a home, and no expense has been spared hy the proprietor in the direction' of catering for the : accommodation of visitors to Canterbury in a manner which will leave nothing to be desired. All telegrams and letters with regard to ec coxMnodation will be promptly attended to. 1 7371 GROSVENOR HOTEL, TTMARU. PROPRIETOR. THE Proprietor has again RESUMED CHARGE of this hotel, and begs to in form hie numerous /rionds and patron* that nothing will be wanting on his part to ipoke the hotel all that could be desired. Country visitors, commercial gentlemen, and the travelling , pamio will find this hotel one of the most comfortable and well conducted in South Canterbury. The accommodation for commercial gentlemen to unsurpassed, as the sample rooms are large, spacious, well lighted, and attached to the hotel 5309 Leviathan Railway T»*p"banck Hotel. Opposite the Railway tattoo. 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