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Press, Volume L, Issue 8581, 7 September 1893, Page 8

Auctions. BOWMAN AND SON as»aaaa»waatiaaa—— ■ 1 ■■■ ■■-'■- *mmmmam*mmt—Wm*dm THIS DAY, Commencing at 12.30 prompt. HORSES, CARtT" HARNESS, &c. MESSRS BOWMAN and SON have receJved Inatructio >s to BKLL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At th • rear ot the Gladstone Hotel (Durham nor;h). 1B y flHding, 1 ttrey mare, 1 pony 2cets ha erf, spring cart, family waggon, sjiririst hand-cart Wb«<i .»rr .", stable tools, carriage ruga Sundries, &o. Puahiv" unreserved sale. BOWMAN and SON. 833 Auc ioneere. fee _ TEAS. TEAS. Kx. a.*. Maori from Calcutta. VERY SLIG MTLY DAM GKD IN TRANSIT. TO BK aOl.'t OS ACCOUNT «»F WHOM IT MAY COSVKHS. ME"SIH HoW.MAN AND SON are Insiructed m >1 I.L BY PUBLIC AUCTION ' Within their Itoo s. Her- fori so.oet, on TOMORROW (FRIDAY), -j * CBI£3T!J INDIAN" TEA Compricinsr OraDgo Pekof*. Pekoe Souchong, Pek-o.'at . «, , Th<: no v.- T» a N just landed e\ ».s. Maori, and is th first >>r this sea-on'a crop. In lots to auii puiuiiaoera (uol less thiiu one chest.) Duty Wo arc instructed to Sell Positively Without Reserve. BOWMAN AND SON. 594 M<r-antllo Auctioneers^ NOR'-WEST WINDS Will soon bejein to Blow laden with Gritty Dust and Enervating Heat, dealing Destruction to your Carpets and Furniture. COMFORT, COOLNESS. *nd SECLUSION Hay be attained by PURCHASING A VERANDAH BLIND. T3OWMAN and SON have Received a Jt> SHIPMENT of CANE VERANDAH ETTINbS with pulleys and lines complete, which they intend to 3EL.L PK.iVaTu.LY at their Rooms. 2UO Hereford street. . NOTE THE PRICES--7 Foet x 7 Fc-t .. PRICE 03 6d BFeetx.BKoet „ 6s 9d 10Feetx7Fe-t .. ~ 7s Ud 10 fee. x 8 Feet .. „ 8s 6d DELIVERED FRKE. complete with Pulleys and Linus. j Persons requiring Blinds are requested to make their purchases early, because only a limited number of screens ia comb g forward. These Blinds are acknowledged by all w 0 have used them to be a source of G eat Comfort, lcerjlng tbe house cool and free from the dust driven by the oppressive Nor'-west winds ao prevalent in Christchurch during the Rummer months. Purchase Early to avoid Disappointment. Note the Address— BOWMAN and SON, Auction Rooms, 200 Hereford street. 395 POR SALE. BARGAINS IN*PROPERTIES. PAPANUI ROAD—o-roomed bouse, scullery, eantry, laundry, conservatory. Sic, largo lofty rooms, plastered, wide hall, t very convenience, |-aore in lawn, garden, &o. Only £52>. I PAPANUI KOAD—B-roomed house, bath- ! room, scullery, wide ball, * tabling, coachhouse, barneys room, every conceivable convenience, J-acre, well laM out in lawn, garden, Sto. Most attractive residence. View by card only. Price £1050. LINWOOD, In the healthiest and most attractive part of—B rooms, pantry, bathroom, laundry, &o„ &-acre, garden, lawn, &0., well laid out; a gem. OPAWA NORTH, close tram and rail-Re-sidence of 8 rooms, hall, bathroom, pantry, ■oullery, laundry, conservatory, stabling, lawn, garden, &c. Not long built. £600, much less than cost of bulidinir house only. LINWOOD, close tram—New house 5 rooms, Stabling, &0., J-acre, orchard, garden, &c Only £400. For Immediate sale. LINWOOD; om tram line—Well-built brick houso, 9 rooms. touUery, conservatory and outbuildings, eve\'y convenience, plasterrd throughout, 10 minutes from centre of OhrlstSburch. £550. PAPANUI ROAD—Family residence; 8 rooms, bathroom and offices, .stabling, coachhouse and all necessary building, 2| acres (about), well laid out grounds, «c Price nominal, lens than mortgage; must be sold within'en dHva, SALISBURY STREET, Ohristohuroh-Re-Cld< nee 10 rooms, beside hall, pantry, bathroom, boot-ro >ni, laundry, ooiiservat>'>ry, verandah, Venetian blinds, good section. Only £6011. Owner leaving for farm. AGOOD BUSINESS, profits £1000 per annum, inoou.ing about £000. Terms could be ar- j ranged. None without sufficient capital need apply. HOTELS—Free House for Salo. good country trade. Good Country Hotel To Let. 1 TO LET, immediately—6 aores, 5-roomed , house and buildings, grand land. R%nt low. Many other Properties and Farms and S°ctions of all kinds. Town, Country and Suburban, on Sale at low figures. Our next Monthly Auction Sale of Pro* j pertiea is fixed for September 13tb, 1893. W. R. HARDING, (Associated with BOWMAN and SON), 200 Hereford street, Christchurch. J. T. FORD & CO. «»»—»■ ■ -| T. FORD AND CO WILL SELL AT *THE DARFIELD SALEVARDS, TO-MORROW (Friday), Sth SEP EMBER. W/IA PRIME FAT CROSS- Yf A£\ 740 BRED 3. 740 Oat A CHOSSBRKD WETHERS, C*£\f± &\J\J in forward condition. &\l\J Further Entries solicited. J.T.FORD. Auctioneer. WE HAVE ALSO FOR PRIVATE SALE. 3 AAA FIRST-CLASS MEBINO EVVIES. Vvfvf in lamo to English Ltioesicr Kirns, to couunence lambing about 20th September. S&9 ' J. T. FORD and CO_. t> ' ' i ■ ' ' . " 1. TODHUNTER & JENNINGS. TXTB ARE PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES ON THE ENSUING CLIP OF WOOL TODHUNTER & JENNINGS. 8325 DALGEtY AND CO. f ■ " ■ ' " "■ DALGETY AND COMPANY, LIMITED, ARE PREPARED TO MAKE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES OS THB ENSUING CLIP OF WOOL. Whether for Bale in the Colony or for Shipment to London. \ . = D. THOMAS. ' D. THOMAS, A (Late Mmteon, Cox and OoJ, UCTIONEER. LAND, INSURANCE AND ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR. WOOL AND GKAIN BROKER, ASHB£RTON, LOANB NEGOTIATED. - WEEKLY SALES of Live Stock Tinwald and Aahbarua alternately, FORTNIGHTLY BALKS of aheepakiaa. rat. Hides, ate, on Fridays, dALES OF WOOL throughout the Season, 3HAJLN BOUGHT and HOLD 00 Commiaaioo, LLKA'MING HALES as ncr Arrangemant '\ AGENT FOR Mateon and Co.. Cnriatchurch B. oth, Maodoaald and Co., Chrlatehuxeh London and Laaoaahlre Insuranoe Oo vv right, Htephenson and Co., Danaxlln Colonial Itiveatmeat Co.. Duasdin National Mortgage Co., Chriatcnnro'a Graham s Foot Rot Coaapealdoa Planet Jun. Garden and Field Tools. «. a-HOMAS, Aacddasar.