AUCTIONS. BOWMAN AND SOX. tJOWXAH AND SOX.] [BOWXAX AND 80S. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), AT ADDI.NGTOX, Commencing.it 12 noon. HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE of HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE, PIANO, &c. MESSRS BOWMAN and SON are instructed by Mr J. Dodds, who is giving up housekeeping", to SKLL at his Residence, Clifton street, Addingtcn, off Lincoln road, close to tram and near Star Hotel, the whole of his VERY SUPERIOR FURNITURE and EFFECTS. Comprising Piano, Drawing - room Furniture, Dining - room Furniture, Bedroom Furniture, Kitchen Furniture, &c., to. Plea.se Note.—Persons requiring really jjood furnieure should attend this Sale, as the goods are comparatively new, and are to be sold without the slightest reserve. See yesterday's and to-morrow's papers for particulars. BOWMAN and SON, Auctioneers, &<;., 200-206 Hereford stree*. W. R. Hardiso] (Bowman- axd Sos FOR SALE. WEST OXFORD, handy to rail—72 Acres good land, coou 6-roomed house, stabling and all necessary buildings. House and buildings are new. Sell at low price and easy terms. Would take city or suburbau cottage property in part payment. WEST OXFORD—IBS Acres, well fenced, subdivided and watered, 7-roon;ed house and even' necessary building. Very desirable farm, near rail and school. In order to insure immediate sale a sacrifice will be made. WEST OXFORD-1200 Acres good land and residence of 10 rooms ; many advantages and privileges, picturesque, healthy and pleasant. Price and terms m buyer's favour. SPKINGSTOX—IOO Acres, well fenced, well watered and eultdivided, 6-roomed house, stuJuinir, &c.: buildings are exceptionally good ; ver} - handy little farm. Owner giving up fanning pursuit? will sacrifice and give easy terms; suit energetic man jvith small capital. BURWOOD, on Tram Line—3s Acres. Sell all or any part, £10 per acre ; terms to suit purchasers. WILLOWBANK—3 capital Building Sections, £15 per section and easy terms. SYDENHAM, Smollett street, just off Colombo road—Quarter-acre in garden, with fruit trees, good house and buildings. Price £100 for the section, house, &<•-. thrown in. LINWOOD—Good position, near tram, pretty cottage residence, perfectly new, well built, plastered, wicrete foundations, four rooms, scullery, laundry, 'erandah, eiirth-acre, garden front and back. Price low, terms eas:. CHRISTCHURCH (Central)— Really good and genuine Boarding-house Business; very lucrative; Jast owner retired with competency; present owner has made money, and is going into more extensive business elsewhere. Only small capital required. TO LET. PAPANUI — 6 acres, orchard, 5-roomed house, ■tabling, &c. j W. R. HARDING ! (Associated with Bowman and Son), 200-206 HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. 9155 H. B SORENSEN. THIS DAY, 12 o'clock. HB. SORENSEN has received instructions 9 from the Importers to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Sale Rooms, Lichfield street, Af\ SUITS of MEN'S, YOUTHS' and BOYS' t:v CLOTHES 20 pairs Trowsers and Vests, 5 Knickera, 10 Overcoats, 3 Coloured Quilts, 4 White do., 6 pairs Blankets, 16 pairs Drawers, 21 Singlets, 18 Cardigan Jackets. No Reserve. H. B. SORENSEN, 8704 Auctioneer. DAMPIER'S BAY, LYTTELTON, THURSDAY, 1 o'clock. HB. SORENSEN has received instructions from • H. A. Dando, Esq., who is leaving Lyttelton, TO SELL all his . FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Consisting of beautiful toned trichord piano, cost 60 guineas; Brussels carpets, fenders, irons, curtain poles, suite of furniture in tapestry, pictures, iron bedstead, spring mattress, washstand and ware, dressing table and class, kitchen table, chairs, crockery and the usual assortment of sundries. H. B. SORENSEN, 8757 Auctioneer. DAMPIER'S BAY, LYTTELTOn! THURSDAY,~2 O'CLOCK. HB. SORENSEN has received instructions from m H. A. Dando, Esq., who is leaving Lyttelton, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, All that Desirable Property now occupied and owned by him,, and situated in one of the beat positions in Dampier's Bay, Lyttelton, consisting of— J-ACEE, Subdivided and Planted with Useful and Ornamental Trees, and on which is erected a substantial FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, With Outbuildings and every convenience in perfect order tor a purchaser to take immediate possession. Title—Land Transfer Act. H. B. SORENSEN, 8750 Auctioneer. TONKS. NORTON & CO. W. TOHKB] [W. H. NOETOK THIS DAY. IMPORTANT SALE OF ART FURNITURE. TO LADIES and GENTLEMEN FURNISHfcfcf, NEW ARRIVALS, &c., &c. "HyfESSRS TONES, NORTON and CO. have reJLTJL ceived instructions from Mr T. S. Gill, who is leaving the colony, to SELL, without reserve, at his residence, 219 Durham street North, at 12 noon, THIS DAY, ffhe whole of his Valuable FURNITURE, which he only recently brought from Melbourne. Among the larger items is a very handsome Bedroom Suite, comprising wardrobe, duchesse table and marble top washstand, in bird's-eye maple and ash, very massive brass-mounted Italian bedstead, tapestry carpet (square), j bamboo overmantel choice chairs, mahogany easy chairs, brass rail fender, pictures, Eng-. lish perambulator, extension duiing-table, lot of kitchen utensils, linoleum, &c., &c. I N.B.—The above are only a few items, the whole ' bt the furniture being nearly new and exceptionally good. Goods on view This Day. TONES, NORTON and CO., Auctioneers, 8701 165 Colombo street, j .7. T. FORD & CO. LAND FOR SETTLEMENT. ! THE LATE REV. C. MACEIE'S ESTATE, ST. ALBANS. WITHIN 25 MINUTES , WALK OF CATHEDRAL SQUARE. PURE WATER, FERTILE SOIL, HEALTHY SITUATION. JT. FORD "and CO. have received instructions • from the Proprietors to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At Mr Charles Clark's Auction Rooms, SATURDAY, 15tb? DAY of JUNE, At 12 o'clock Noon, About KO ACRES of the above well-known Estate, sub*J£i divided into Sections from 2 Acres upwards. The Roads through the Land have been laid off to give easy access to three roads which surround the property, viz., Green's, Kelly's and Innes', the latter being supplied with a substantial Cart Bridge. Lithographed Flans ready by Thursday, 6th June, Obtainable at Mr C. Palairet's,"2ll Armagh street, an<j «t the Auctioneers', from whom all information can be obtained. TJ. T. FORD and CO., gZIS 154 Hereford street, Christehurch. GEORGE KING & CO., LTD. ADDINGTON YARDS. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12th. SPECIAL ENTRIES, IK HEAD FAT CATTLE Odd PRIME FAT CROSSBRED WETHERS Al\J\J PIGS, DAIRY STOCK, Sα GEORGE KING and CO. Limited. 9715 J. W. WRIGHT, Auctioneer. D. THOMAS. D. THOMAS, (Date Matson, Cox and Co.), AUCTIONEER, LAND INSURANCE AND ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR, WOOL AND GRAIN BROKER, ASHBUETON. LOANS NEGOTIATED WEEKLY SALES of Live Stock Tinwald and Ashburton respectively FORTNIGHTIA' SALES of Sheepskins, Fat, Hides Aα, on Fridays SALES OF WOOL throughout the Season. GRAIN BOUGHT and SOLD on Commission CLEARANCE SALES as per arrangement. AGENT FOR Matson and Co., Christchurch Booth, Macdonald and Co., Christchurch Massey Harris Reaper and Binder White's Sheep Dip London and Lancashire Insurance Co. Wright, Stephenson and Co., Dunedin Colonial Investment Co., Dunedin Graham's Foot Rot Composition PUnet Jnr. Garden and Field Tools ' P. THOMAS, Auctioneer. Tfc/|"UST be Sold, a well built, almost entirely new XTJL House of 6 rooms, with Jof an acre section In a good street, bringing in. a good rental. Owner want* to leave the colony on account of his health This U really a nibble at £210; £20 down, the rest , J-B.Kin C and to equal SlarshaU'e Worm Syrup. It effectually clears out these parasites, and nukes the HtUe ones eat and sleep well. If your Bttle ones eufltr try it, and you wSI not be disappointed. Is, all Chemist*.
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Press, Volume LII, Issue 9127, 11 June 1895, Page 8
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