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f '.. TONKS, HOBTOH. AM|> CO. % 1 JMks,HoRTOtf AiraiCa. ' v t»pu aVd ;■• Dealsr3,OT Men requiHag Ijarga Stabling andCandaffo Accommodatioc. TONK9, NORTONand CO. have IVJ. the following PROPERTY FOR SALK, Mtuatedln&aeof the nicest etreete in Syden* ham (town side). The prico being so extremely low no' Other comment is oeoessary, Nice hettse, containing drawing-room, Iβ x 11, with fireplace and bay window, cheffijcler m& hook* ieaeeflxtorfts; diniog-rooia, 12 z li, chefibnlee and bookoeuse fixture; nice kiscben, with spUmdid ranpo, china cloaet and small closet, ! porcb; Very urge outside Wtciien, with American store, copper bui!& in, coal bio, large score* room with ahelyea, meat safe (flxttirc); front bedroom. 12 x li, wardrobe fixed; back bed* i rooxn.li x 12, fireplace, closet; do do, 12x9; smau room, suitable for lamber room or ciot&ee'closet. Owtsldo—Bath toom and lava* toxy (bot and cold water), conservatory and vineffy, small back garden,- with fowl ran and bouse, concrete paths, drains and yard, double entrance gates. Buildings—2 large store rooms, match-lined and iron roof; Ido do, with fire* plaos; lofty two-staUed stable. These are all under one roof, and cover over 60fc Large wood, cdal and carriage shed. £4 xli; fixed tank. &O. Nice SBvSk-ROOMBD HOUBB, waah-bouse and copper, adjoining the above. Let to good tenant. Price and terme remark* : ably easy.

W. foNKg.] rw,H.N<mroir MSSSRS TONKsTnORTON and Cα wffl , SBXiL BY. PUBLIO AOCTION, commeadotf #rt» U o'clock, PRODDOB, BAMS, BACON. POTATOES, APPLES, etc. ffURNTTURE-Comprlaiaff cbeste dpawore, opßOhes, cbeflbaiera. carpets, Ducoeee* . . toilet sable*, mirrore, ptoetires. saiteJn b»ir, kitchen and dining c&blee, dressers, Austrian and American ohalie, linoleum, ■ - eaxy- cboire, iazupe, eoui a iaree aasortmeat of sitohea \ixensile. Also, Two very by good makoxa. 1 TONK9. NORTOSapdCO., , Aaotioneer*, Land and Estate AeenU, 6857 ' UnristoburcS. : : ;; ;/;. : g. q tababt. •• CULVERDEN, ANNUAL SHJEEP FAIR THURSDAY, DEC/ 11. MRF.C. TABART baa received Initraotiona to . BY PUBLIC AUCTION, '-'. ; On the above day, ' On acceunt of Highfleid Statdon, O/k A/m S O UNO forward • conditioned «f VUy MJfRINO WETHKKS ; On aocuont of St. Leonards Station. OA aa TWO - TOOTH CROS3BRED3, AVVV mixed sexes <«. onoice line) 'Oi&AAB'oUR and SIX-TOOTH %U Vy MERINO WBTHKRS 6873 N.?. LOAN * MEECAWTILB A««NCT CX)m UMIT£O.. WOOJU WOOL. WOOL. SEASON 1390-91. THIRDS SALE.

rpHK NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND t" LIMITED. '', .J '■.""",■■■'. THIKD SALE OF fHB) SEASON, ratJESDAY, DEC. 18. , XLI ,>,■ ~: , ' ....... 1890 L, • . -:.,,,..■ ,:. Note.-CATALOQUSS WILL CLOSE MONDAY. I&TH INST. E. S. HARLEY, Manager, B. Q. STAVmJLBY, £902 Produce Manager. BENN ft CO. THIS DAY. WO O L"IS A L E. '■BAXbIibAJ, OBO ? 0, 1890. -\m XSSB3 BBNN and ■ CO. beg to> intimate' iPLitliAttbeywillholdtheirt, L.l | FIRST SALE OF THB SEASON . i -■-Oatheabore'dj.te, • ; And will submit a Catalogue of about ; R^ffciVBALES CROSSBRED & MERINO OUV WOOL. TT . :... TboaatsJity of the Northern Wool heretofore sdCniUted at our Saled being ao well and favorably known, we need only itate that the Clips .his season have been got up with even more than nsual -care, as shipping lints, and that the, Wool i» exceptionally lißiit and sound. ~' .....*. ,• ■~...;.-.. .-. '. The usual train arrangements will be made to curry purchasers from the Wool Sale, to bo heW by Mr Buss on tho same d»y, aoK^al, train leaving,Rangiora ao 1 p.va. for BBNN aid CO. J- '■■■:■• ... ■■;■■•■ ■ -. : «.;■■;.;...,... s .-• H. B. WEBSTER & CO. ii ;■;■ <,i..:) •■■.-. . -;.••;■ ■■;.- •/ -- ; 5..l

ME3SR9 H. a WEBSTER and CO.. harr* received instructions from w. Pottle" ite,Eaa.. ' jTO gala, PRIVATELY ' ; THK BALANCE OF HIS MAGNIFICENT , PROPERTY RAUKAPUKA. The Undermentioned FARMS are now open ■ - ■ for Sale:— L Constate of— ... i CC/* ACRES, divided into eeren p»d» ■>• - OOU docto;lW acre* .to rape, lift acres in rye and oata, balance in old ■ p&ature; aa average of 44 bushels of wheat was threehsd off this ~ farm l&at yeas. > ; S. oAA^W. III in tmamre; four «ptlv paddoaks; good all-ronnd farm. : *' AAA ACKES; 100 acres in wheat, 1(4 &\9" acrea in second year's gross. . , i> <>A\£\ ACREii; about 20Q acres ploughed Oyv ; vp aba la turslps, seeds, exA rape; fine rich soil . 5. ti » orf¥ ACttKIJ; 100 acres In first year , * I "9rU" grass, 100 aorea Iα eeoond y«ar'» ' grass, balance old pastuce; flnir r ,.r ._, .. dasafarm. ;... ; R. IAT ACRH&, now being ploughed up XVi for turnips; tEOodlAod. 7* lAi ACRSi, in otd paetare, - good Jixj-a: land. 8. 1 Ag\ ACRES, in old pasture, with a I X4v Government Reserve of 10u acre* attached; good erasing land. ft, AAA AORK3 Good Down Lead, sown in 4vv rape and gra33, faoioff the sun and permanently watered. The above farms are all well watered, sub* •tantiaUy f .iiced, aud in good heart and ouudi* "tSo£. T&e property is well and favorably known as beina one of the beet: combined ferais ever oStesed in Can turbary, and to any* od* «raotiuk a really good f<*rin anj f at the abdve; are wwtby of inspection. For further particulars apply to ' H. B. WEBBTER and CO., ! - AocUoneera. 1642S - ■ Geraldine.

■ JOHN INGRAM . PBELDfINABY ADVERTISEMENT. OAA 000 ™* SA * WN . ™ fi « SR ' L4B&B8T TIMBER*sIIE EVER HELD IN OXFOMU. JOHK INGRAM baa received Ixwtrcctlons train Jttesw* J. B. Booth, l*oe and Kelt; Mtd W. Langeaen to liold a Combined UN«Eaßliyasß CtBAIONG of the WBOJpS ortlwir STOCK: OF SA WM TIMBiSJ* aefehcii.-Tire* Saw MiU?, VIEW HILL, .. .. . -Oa ' TUESDAY, Ma JANUABY, 1891. Co»Tey»no«9 will meet Morol&g Train. la totem &dr«tSe«2asatv JOHN INGRAM,