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H. MATSO2T ft* CO., ASSOCIATED WITH THE NATIONAL M. & A. COY. OF N.Z., | LIMITED. . '< FARMS. ' TO BE SUBMITTEDTO PUBLIC AUCTION AT AN JSARLY DATE, About 1 /* FARMS on the HAREWOOD ROAD. lU PAPaNUI, varying in size from 5 TO 2O ACRES. No better land in Canterbury. Within five miles of the City. Close to Papanui Railway Station and Tram Terminus. Terms and full particulars in future advertiSemente - H. MATSON and CO., Associated with NATIONAL M. and A. COY. of N.Z., LTD. 5117 Cashcl street. Charles clark. Mr Charle3 Clark. ESTABLISHED 1861. AUCTIONEER, LAND, ESTATE, AND GENERAL AGENT, LICENSED LAND BROKER. And Sworn Valuator Under the Land Transfer Act. LAND SALES held Every Week in the Hereford 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 Collected. MONEY ADVANCED on Freehold Securities only, in Large or Small Sums, at Lowest Current Ratee of Interest. LARGE FAMILY DWELLINGS, Furnished or Unfurnished, down to Small Cottages, To Be Let in Cir.y and Suburbs. CENTRALLY S TUATED OFFICES To Be Let. also SHOPS on Leading Thoroughfares. First-class Pictnre?, Pianos, and Organs On View and For Sale. H E R E F O R~D~ STREET, Christchurch. 72 TO CLERGYMEN, STUDENTS, TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC LIBRARIES, TEACHERS AND OTHERS. MR CHARLES CLARK is instructed to SELL BY AUCTION, At his Rooms, in Hereford street, ON TUESDAY, MAY 13th, At 11 o'clock a.m., PART OF THE LIBRARY OF THE LATE YEN. ARCHDEACON BOWEN, Including A Number of VERY VALUABLE BOOKS ON DIVINITY. Also, COMPLETE FILES of the " GUARDIAN ' NJfi WS PAPER for eevoral years And OLD FILES of the "LYTTELTON TIMES " and " PKESS." Books are now open for inspection. Catalogues on application. : No. 901. 5116 OPPOSITE OLD SHOWGROUNDS, SYDENHAM. A BONA FIDE ATTEMPT BY THE MORTGAGEES AT A CLEARING SaLK OF BUILDING SECTIONS, rsr GORDON AND CADOGAN STREETS. ilj-R CHARLES CLARK is instructed to "*■ cljbaSing sale by auction. At his Rooms, in Hereford street, ON TUESDAY, MAY 6th, op 1 1~ REALLY GOOD BUILDING SITES, As per Plan, Open to Inspection at Auctioneer's Office. The Mortgagees are anxious to effect Sales hereof, and will do so at low prices and on easy terms of payment. Such advantages, coupled with the first-class position of the Sections—their contiguity to the Tram, Churches. Post Office and Schools —render an investment in them a certain profit. The uurchase by the corporation of the old Show Grounds as a public recreation ground will at once double the value of adjacent properties. Investors will do well to buy for that rise. 4971 Sale at noon. No. 762 AUCTION SALE OF MODERN AND NEARLY NEW FURNITURE, GLASSWARE, PORTABLE COPPER, LAWN MOWER, GARDEN TOOLS, &C. MR CHARLES CLARK has been favored with instructions from the Attorney of jvtr A. J. Jockel to , , SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, On the Premises, HAWFORD ROAD, OPAWA, Near the residence of the late J. L. Coster, Esq., and within five minutes' walk of the Opawa Railway Station, ON THURSDAY, MAY 8, The whole of the FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE Contained therein. DRAWING-ROOM—Brussels carpet, wool rugs, brass rail fender, brass, irons and fireguard, coal vase, couch in rich tapestry and plush, . ebonised corner chairs, wicker and folding chaire, Japanese table, ebonized cabinet with bevelled mirror panel, very handsome ebonized over-mantel, brackets, Japanese screens, choice ornaments, ebonized curtain pole, pair each lace and cretonne DINING-ROOM— Easy chair and four, chairs upholstered in leather, folding chair, dining table, Brussels carpet, hearthrug, brass rail fender, set irons, coal vase, curtain pole, pair handsome chenille cur- ■ tains, office table with fitteen drawers, handsome rimu sideboard, plated gong, bronze pedestal lamp, glassware, breakfast cruets, dinner service, &c. HALL—Oilcloth, mahogany butler's tray and stand, hanging lamp, &c. BEDROOMS (Four)—Kidder carpets, 2 single iron bedsteads, 2 stretchers, bedding, blankets, chests drawers, marble-top and other -washstands, duchesse And. other dressing tables, mahogany toilet glass, sets toilet wore, towel rails, medicine cupboard. &c KITCHEN—The ordinary culinary utensils, set scales and weights, jam jars and bottles. OUTSIDE—Meat safe, portable copper, syringe, garden tools, lawn mower, lawn tennis nets, bamboo verandah blinds, dog kennels, fowl coop, &c 1620 Sale at 11 o'clock a.m. Nα 898 N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO,, LIMITED. CLEARING SALE LAVINGTON, RARAIA, OK MONDAY, sth MAY, 1890. rFHB NEW" ZKALAKO LOAN and MKEX CANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, have received instructions from the Executors of the late Walter HartneU (on account of part of the estate being sold and the balance laid down in grass) to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, As above, the FOLLOWING LIVE AND DEAD STOCK:— SHESP. • OAfl FAT MERINO EWES 4>f\f| MERINO EWES (sound mouthed) very prime fat lambs HORSES. 8 DRAUGHT HORSES and HARNESS HACKS CATTLE. 1 BULL, 1 COW, 3 YEARLING? DEADSTOCK. 1 McConnick Reaper and Twine Binder, 3 McCormick Reapers and Wire Binders, 1 Wood Reaper and Twine Binder, 3 Double F. Ploughs (Duntaa) in good order, 1 Cambridge Roller. 2 Drays and Frames, lSet Harrows, 1 Portable Whare, Waggonette {pole and shafts). Dog Cart. Alsc, On account of N. L. Buchanan, Esq., 3 DRAUGHT GELDINGS. 7 yra. 1 Draught Mare, staunca and stood, 1 Farm tip Dray and Frame (nearly new, Booth and Macdonald), 1 Double F. Plough, by P and D. Duncan, in good order. On account of another Client, COMBIXE and ELEVATORS, by Clayton and Shuttleworth. * v»«/««» Sale at 12o'clock. Luncheon provided. Extra entries of Sheep can be.made up to H. H. SECRKTAST, Agent* 4906 E. Q. STAVBLBy; Auctioneer.