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Auctions. * WILSON AND SONS. ' THIS DAT. Farmers' Saleyards Company, saturday's sale. " POULTRY at 11 o'clock. COWS. Horses, Dogs, Carts, Buggies, Jfcc, to follow, PIGS at 18 o'clock," FURNITURE, Produce, General Goods to follow. Also, _____ f 4 COTTpLE of Pnre-bred PLYMOUTH ' 4; COCKKRELS '. Special lines of tip drays, spring carts, bug--1 gies, ploughs, &0., &c LARGE STOCK in Great Variety. Sold Privately and by Auction. > Sale open till 6 o'clock p.m. WILSON and SONS, 1903 Auctioneers. } _ e _____^_—_—— ——____—— MUST BE SOLD. X6-ACRE Farm and Good House, NEAR WEBDENa TOMORROW,^ SATURDAY, JULY ©ra. AT 2 O'CLOCK. VERY SUITABLE FOR A SMALL MAN. TERMS EASY. Instructed by Mrs Moore. WILSON and SONS. 9792 Auctioneers. PRESSING FOR A MARKET. nnO SELL—SSO ACRES Farm, in grass. fiO SELL—24S ACRES. Corn Farm rlO SELL—2SO ACRES, Mixed Farm TlO SELL—2OO ACRES, Corn Farm r TO LET—IS ACRES, do. Good House, &c. f iO LET—3 ACRES, do, Good House, &c. r 10 LET—l} ACRES, 10-Roomed House, &c lOUSES TO LET, SECTIONS TO SELL, MONEY TO LKND, Mortgages Effected. WILSON and SONS, Auctioneers. CHARLES CLARK. Mr Charles Clark. Established 1861. AUCTIONEER, LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL AGENT, LICENSED LAND BROKER, And Sworn Valuator Under the Land Transfer Act. i LAND SALES held Every Week in the Herel ford street Auction Rooms. VALUATIONS carefully made of Landed Properties. AUCTION SALES of Household Furniture and Effects conducted in Town and Country. ABSENTEES represented and Rents lectedMONEY ADVANCED on Freehold Securities only, in Large or Small Sums, at Lowest Current Rates of Interest. LARGE FAMILY DWELLINGS, Furnished or Unfurnished, down to Small Cottages, To Be Let in City and Suburbs. CENTRALLY S TUATED OFFICES To Be Let, also SHOPS on Leading Thoroughfares. First-class Pictures, Pianos, and Organs On- View and For Sale. HEREFORD STREET, Christchurch * 27 CRANMER SQUARE. mo BE LET, FAMILY DWELLING-HOUSE JL at junction of Armagh street west with Cranmer square. Immediate possession. Addlt to CHARLES CLARK, No. 776 92 Estate Agent, Hereford street. FIRST-CLASS SUBURBAN FAMILY HOUSE AND GROUNDS. TO BE LET for a term of three years, DALRIaDA, Bligh's road, off Papanui road, the property and residence of John Cooke, Esq., who is leaving for Melbourne. The buildings comprise a grand House, large, conveniently arranged, and finished in first-class modern style. Detached are capital outbuildings. The land comprises 5} acres, 3 in garden, lawns, and orchard; balance in grass. Within five minutes' walg of tram. Low rent to firstclass tenant. _ Apply to CHARLES CLARK, 93 Hereford street. No. 777. TO BE LET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. THAT well-known VINERY, lately in the occupation of Mr W. Wilson, situate in the Ferry road. For Rent and further particulars, apply to CHARLHS CLARK, No. 768 Estate Agent, 94 Hereford street. AUCTION SALE OF A SPLENDID FREEHOLD PROPERTY AT FKND ALTON. ALSO OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, _cc. ON MONDAY, JULY Bth. itJTR CHARLES CLARK has been favored ITJ with instructions from Mrs Priscilla Hobday to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, THE EQUITY OF REDEMPTION Of her most DESIRABLE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY At Fendalton, 13 Acres in extent, -urrounded by Choice Fruit Trees. Together with the Convenient FAMILY DWELLING-HOUSE And Capital Out-buildings thereon, Three grass paddocks, ornamental garden, two grand orchards, and water frontage to a good trout stream. One block, of abont 8 acres in extent, has a frontage of no less than 1069 links to the Fendalton road and 1475 links on the Penhelig road; And The other block, of nearly 6J acres, has a frontage on the Penhelig road, and is bounded on the north by the Wairarapa Creek. This splendid property, being situated at the junction oi the CUristchurch, Riccarton, Fendalton and Pananui roads, has especial value for future su vision, being well served by coach communication. THE FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE All carefully selected and In excellent order, Comprises as follows:— DRAWING-ROOM—Large Brussels carpet, rug, fender and irons, tapestry and lace curtains, brass cornice poles, ebonised over mantel, 2 couches, easy and occasional chairs, music canterbury, walnut and other occasional tables, wicker afternoon tea table, pianette, by Broadwood and Sons' ornaments, books, pictures. &c DINING-ROOM—Fender and irons, coal vase, carpet, curtain pole, very handsome rimu sideboard, over mantel, couch, easy and other chairs, picture*, ornament?, &c HALL—Oilcloth, door and slip mats, scraper, hall lamp, hall table and chairs, umbrella stand, stair carpet and rods, barometer BREAKFAST-ROOM—Carpet and rug, ashpan, fender and irons, over-mantel, chefftmier, bookcase, table and cover, cheffoniet, card table, screen, lamp, pictures, curtain poles, &c, ace BEDROOMS (6)— Carpets, double and single iron bedsteads, spring and hair mattresses very handsome mahogany Duohesse dressing table, and marble-top waahstand to match, walnut wardrobe, with mirror panel, chests drawers, washstands, sets toilet ware, towel rails, toilet gUases, hip sponge, and long bath, chairs, commode, dresung tables, a quantity of linen and blankets, linen baskets KlTCHKN—Scullery and dairy utensils WASHHOUSE—Baths, mangle, knife machine CONSERVATORY—A number of choice pot plants and ferns YARD, &a—Plymouth rock and Cochin fowls, bantam., pigeons, lawn mower, wheelbarrow, garden tools, onions, seed potatoes, carrots, parsnips, bacon, two hives bees, gold fish, water lilies, boat, large sized colonial oven, firewood and timber, stack of good hay, thatched, about six tons, also two kegs home-made wine. The above described Furniture is some of the beat ever imported into the colony, specially selected by the owner when in -England, and Auctioneer's instructions are to Sell without SLIGHTEST RESERVE. FURNITURE SALS At U o'clock a.m., AND THK PROPERTY Will be offered at 2 o'clock pan.