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I Properties for Sale. ESTATE OF WM. ATTWOOD (Deceased.) UNPRECEDENTED SALE OF VALUABLE TOWN AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. fTMIE undersigned Jiave bson instructed by A the Exec jtora ia tha a&ove JSswte to OFFfiR FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT The undermentioned VALUABLE PROPERTIES, Viz. :— LINWOCD--U1 that Land, being part of H.H. liii, on thu eass aide of Buckley's road, having frontage on the Tiwtuway of 3G chains, with ltii chains frontage Oα the Canai Reserve, consisting of si*A 2r 34p now let to tenants, and producing a rental of &lil por annum. On the property stands a'su ;3:aiuiaUy built house of sis rooms and our-bui diugs, also two Cottages, • ach of four rooms. The whole will be oife.rcd in ONE or TWO blocks, being divided in such a manner that tho portion at tho corner of Buckley's rouJ. and Canal lieserre can immediately bo utili3ed for allotments iJi - bale for Villa lteaid.-nces from i-acra upwards, with trKUi at their door 3. CAN T AL RE3ERVK, WOOLSTON, 1 £\ ACRES, (more or less), part R.S. 1146, fronting on the (Jai;al Ke3oiVe, toseiiu-r with gool six-rooinod Hu.ise, with Ganleu and Orcuard, Well-lanced and sub-divided. CANAIj RESERVK, Corner of St. John's road, Woolsron, 5a 1r sp,

part R. 5.39; woil-usnci'd and sub-divided; Couage of i roouia, a able, ace., and good orchards, now in the occupation of Mr T. Holbro. FERRY ROAD and"ST. JOHN'S ROAD, Woolston.—P.ut U.S. 31, being <jq ACRES, sub-divided into allotments to accommodate purchasers; 1(52 acres are now lot mi lease to good ttsuaub* at remiii.ii.uivu rentals, terms JVfarcu l&M. The property consists of U-i iv.iXs on tho Kerry road, adjoining tir. jolui a Church, and opposite Uic ivsiucucu of Mr ii. Bon::inytjn, with i'J chains on st. John's roil-!. Tho estate will be bold as a whole, subject to existing leases, or in allotment* as iudicato I a cove andshown on ike plan in our oliiccd. BAKBADOE3 STREET.—Part Town Section 9ili, having 51ft frontage, with (5-i-ooniecl House, &c, adjoining the Provincial Hotel; the Coua+je i? substantially built, being all of English timber. BARBADOE3 STREET and LICHFIELO STRE&T. — Valuable Corner ejection, vawiut, containing iWft x 6tif C ST. ASAPH STREET, LIN WOOD—Two sub-stantially-built 6-roomed Houses, in thorough repair; now lei to good, lenants at £30 per annum eacn. CONFERENCE STREET — Eiglifc-roomed House, well linished aud in good rep ir; Venetian blinds, and gas laid on, &c.; now occupied by good tenant. EAST TOWN BELT—Capital Building Site, having 74 links fronuige on belt near Armagh street. SOUTH TOWN BELT—Partof Town Reserve ■ 139, between Montreal street and JJ urham street, olfc frontage with Six-roomed House, Sec, garden, fruit trees, &c. TUAM STREET, next Scotch Store 3, opposite A. J. White's—3s porches, on which stands the old Temperance Hotel, now let to good tenants at £U3 per annum. Lease expires August, IS9O. This property has frontage on Tuam street aud the right-of wajL between Tuam street and lichiield street, also at back of section. Valuable position. As these Properties are all being SOLD TO REALISE THE ESTATE, Intending Buyers will have an opportunity of acquiring a Suburban or Town Section at LOW PRICES, With f avorabie term 3, And Capitalists and Speculators will hare a chance rarely met with. Any further particulars can be obtained from J. B. DALE and CO.. 9355 Cathedral square. C/iTX" Jtroperties for oale. SALISBURY STREET—i Acre Section, with Cottage. PETERBOROUGH STREET— J Acre Section, with Cottaare. COLOMBO STREET NORTH—Within four minutes' of Post Oflico, Section, 40ft frontage by 132 ft. with Cottn.ce. KILMORE STREET—2 Roods, with 5 Cottages thereon, to bo sold as a whole or separately. Also, in same street, 1 Rood, with 2 cottages ; and 1 itood. v> en lit section, fine site. PETERBOROUGH STREET—Fine Corner Section, with Cottape. DURHAM STREET—Good Corner, 1 Rood. PETERBOROUGH STREET—4 Acre Section, with Cottage. CASHEL STREET, corner Barbadoes street —Capital Section ; pond business site. LIN WOOD. WORCESTER STREET-Three fine J Acre Sections, one a corner; will be sold as a whole

or separately: GLOUCESTER STREET—Several Good Sections. J. T. BELL, Cathedral square: LAND. LAND. IC% A AO ACRES in MAUNGAPAPA .L* j<4055 DISTRICT. Title under the Land Transfer Act. Price, 8s 6d per aero. Terms, one-fourth cash, balance on mortgage at 6 per cent. This land is situated in one of the most prolific districts for grazing and agricultural purposes in the colony, and oners a most exceptionally good opportunity to secure good land cheap. O/\ AAA ACRES on the WAIKATO 0" 9 vUU RIVER. From 15,000t0 20,000 SHEEP can be carried on this Block in its present state. A large portion of this block 'is suitable for cutting up into Agricultural Farms. • For further particulars apply to H. HILL FISHER, 179 Hereford street, Christchurch. Properties to Let. TO BE LET. HOUSE 6 Rooms, stables. Harness-room, loft, 4c, corner Durham and Gladstone st-eet, Sydenham. HOUSE Five Rooms, garden aid orchard, Richmond, near North-East belt. HOUSE Four Rooms, statlos, &c, with Five Acres LAND, at Broml. y. HOUSE Six Rooms, St Asaph street, Linwood. HOUStfi Five Rooms, Hereford street, near St. John's Church. HOUSE Five Rooms and scullery, detached Washhouse and copper, Cashel street, Lin wood. HOUSE Four Rooms and scullery. Tuam street east. HOUSE Five Room, Harper street. Sydenham. HOUSE Four Rooms and scullery, Strickland street, Sydenham. HOUSE Four Rooms, washhouse and copper, Woolston. near Railway Station. HOUSE Six Rooms, bathroom, conservatory, &c. Flemington, fronting New Brighton tram line. HOUSES from Six to Twelve Rooms in the City and Suburbs. For full particulars, apply to J. B. DALE and CO., Cathedral square. I TJA ND-PRI NT E D and~M ACHINE XI PRINTED PAPER-HANGINGS. WHITELAND WORKS, CHELSEA, Established 1793. SCOTT, CUItLBEKTSOX and CO. Regular Shipmeuts received by the Sole Agent for New Zealand— JAMES GLANVILLE, Green's Buildings, Manchester street. The trade supplied. A Large Stock Always On Hand. 828 " Competition is the soul of business." J. LOGIJE, BOOTMAKER. 1" HAVE determined to meet the present I cutting in the boot trade by SACRIFICING MY STOCK, regardless of profit, for THIRTYIJAYS, And request my customers to call and see the WONDERFUL BARGAINS, before purchasing elsewhere. " Quality is the true test of value." J. LOGIE, Bootmaker. During this sale I will supply only First-class Goods, as I do not believe in marking up cheap rubbish to deceive the public. SALE COMMENCED JUNE 2iTH. J. LOGIE, Casbel street West, next Zetland Arms Hotel. 95ti3