Page 12 Advertisements Column 5

Press, Volume LIII, Issue 9305, 4 January 1896, Page 12

AUCTIONS. TONKg. NORTON AND CO. W. Tokks.l [W. H. NORTO-V. THIS DAY. AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE. PIANO, _c. MESSRS TONKS, NORTON and CO. will hold a larjre SALE at their rooms TO-DAY, commencing at 11 o'clock, PRODUCE of all kinds, including 10 cases Italian lemons, hams, tecon, cheese, &v. FURNITURE—DoubIe and single iron bodsteads, sprin? mattresses, withstands and ware, carpets hearthruirs, fenders and fire irons, handsome drawing-room suite in velvet, piano by Alexandra (nearly new), with iron back walnut case; overmantels, cheffoniers, wardrobe, 4c. At 1 o'clock the Auctioneers will Sell, 7 Well-bred Collies. TONKS, NORTON and CO., Auctioneers. &c, 1125 165 Coiombo street. W. Tonus. (W. 11. Norton IMTORTANT BONA FIDE SALE QF SUBURBAN PROPERTY. Subdivision of Part of R.S. 273 into Small Blocks. MESSRS TONKS, NORTON and CO. have received instructions from Mr John Kerr to SELL BY PUBLIO AUCTION, os SATURDAY, JANUARY 11th, 1896, At 2 oVlork p.Jii., IO ACRES FIRST-CLASS LAND, situated at J-O Avonsiile. on the Main New Brighton road, having 27 chains frontage. In close proximity to Linwood, within three minutes' walk of the train, and about one mile from the City. The Property will be offered in Seven Lots, varying in size from 1 to 3 ACRES. We confidently direct the attention of all who may be in want of a small block of good land near the City to attend this Sale. For plan of property and full particn lars, apply to TONKS, NORTON and CO., Auctioneers. Land and Estate Agents, 645 165 Colombo street. W. Tonus.] [W. H. Norton. FRELIMINARY NOTICE. AUCTION SALE HIGH CLASS FURNITURE. Magnificent SIDEBOARD in walnut and plate glass HANDSOME BEDROOM SUITE, massive BRASS BEDSTEAD PAINTINGS, ORNAMENTS, E.P. WARE DOG CAKT HARNESS COWS, PIGS, POULTRY, 4c. THE Undersigned has been favoured with instructions from Mr Dan O'Brien, who has let his property, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At an early date, On the Tremises, Lonsdale Lodge, Upper Riccarton, The whole of his VALUABLE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Full particulars in future issue. TONKS, NORTON and CO., Auctioneers, 4c, 1186 165 Colombo street. W. Toxks. fW. H. Nortos MUST BE SOLD. OWNER LEAVING. SUBSTANTIAL, WELL-BUILT, NEW nOUSE of 4 Rooms, Scullery and Washhouse, with Stable and Traphouse and other conveniences. The Land contains ± ACRE, well fenced and planted ; situated on the Canal Reserve, Linwood, near Cashel street, and close to tram. FOR "SALE, THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, KAIKOURA, Containing 32 ROOMS, with all the necessary conveniences and good Stabling Accommodation .together with 1 ACRE 2 ROODS 10 PERCHES LAND. The prooerty it well situated in the township, and a first-class business is now being done. For further particulars apply at our office. I GLOUCESTER STREET, "LINWOOD — Superior well-built new , House, containing 7 rooms and verandah, bathroom fitted with hot and cold water, washhouse and copper, good water supply. The land contains half an acre, is tastefully laid out and is in every respect a most nhanning property ; or owner would exchange for. a few acres and house a short distance out of town. TONKS, NORTON AND CO., LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, 165 Colombo street. F. C. T A BART. AMBERLEY SALEYARDS. MONDAY, 6xn JANUARY. * MR F. C. TABART WILL SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION as above, SHEEP, CATTLE, HORSES, PIGS, SHEEPSKINS, &c. Entries Solicited. F. C. TABART, 11"* ___ Auctioneer. ADDINGTON YARDS. WEDNESDAY, Bth JANUARY. JMTR F. C. TABART WILL SELL— On account of H. J. Hall, Esq., About 14-0 ft TWO-TOOTH CROSSBRED WETHERS, x_w direct from his Motanau Station. The above Sheep are well grown, in very forward condition, early shorn, and absolutely free from foot rot. * 1035 WOOL. WOOL. WOOL. MR F. C. TABART will hold his THIRD SALE of the Season 1895-6 on 1 FRIDAY, JANUARY 24th, Cash Advanced FREE of Commission.. Prompt Account Sales and Net Proceeds. WOOLPACES, TWINE, AND ALL REQUISITES.

Entries Solicited. F. 0. TABART, 1172 Woolbroker, Auctioneer, to. PROPERTIES TO LET. T>ROPERTIES TO LET. UPPER RICCARTON—House of 10 rooms, _c, and 16 acres of land. CHESTER STREET—House of 8 rooms, scullery, bathrooms, &c. GLOUCESTER STREET WEST—House of Brooms, bathroom, &c. HEREFORD STREET-House of 7 rooms, pantry, scuitory, &c. EAiST BELT—House of 7 rooms, scullery, &c. McFADDEN'S ROAD-House of 6 rooms, bathroom, &c., and 1 acre. HEWITTS ROAD—House of 6 rooms, scullery, washhouse, &c. ' NORTH BELT—Houso of 7 rooms, every convenience. WORCESTER STREET, LINWOOD — Well-built House of 6 rooms, bathroom, &c. STANMORE ROAD—House of 6 rooms, washhouse, copper, &c. VICTORIA STREET-Large Shop in good position. 1170 ' Cathedral square. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. SEALED OFFERS will be received by meat my branch office, London street, Lyttelton, up to 7 p.m. on Saturday, 4th January, 1896, for the PURCHASE OF ONE OR MORE OF FIVE ALLOTMENTS OF LAND At West Lyttelton. Most of the allotments contain over a Quarter of an Acre. All are situated near St. Saviour's Church aud a Public School, and command a splendid view of ships in the Harbour. .■ . . ' Applicants for allotments may be present at mv office on Saturday next, when their applications will be opened, the highest or any of which offers not necessarily accepted. For further particulars and plan of allotments apply to JOHN JOYCE, Solicitor, 943 Christchurch and Lyttelton. PROPERTIES FOR SALE GLOUCESTER STREET, near Latimer squareHouse of 9 rooms, &c, i acre land. In thorough repair. CREEK ROAD, off East Town Belt—| of an acre, with 3-rootned Cottajre, good garden, &c. £135. MADRAS STREET NORTH—House 6 rooms, with, bay window and verandah. In first-class order. Nearly half-acre of land. LlNWOOD—Several quarter-acre sections, from £35 each. -Easy terms of payment. HAMILTON STREET, ADDINGTON-Comfortable House 4 rooms, scullery, pantry and washhouse and stable; £of an acre. ST. ASAPH STREET, near corner of Colombo street—House of 7 rooms and section of land, 52 feet frontage. WORCESTER STREET, City, opposite Bowling Green—Ouarter acre of land, with house of *7 rooms, 12ft stud, scullery, washhouse and bathroom, also greenhouse, deep sewer drainage, large shed, _c., good garden. All in perfect order and repair. BERRY STREET, St Albans—Two semi-detached houses, one of 4 rooms and the other 5 rooms, each with scullery, washhouse and copper, concrete paths, good drainage. Price low. DURHAM STREET N.—2 houses and stables, standing on 1 acre 2 roods 26 perches ot land. LICHFIELD STREET-House of 6 rooms. HAREWOOD ROAD, Papanui--Farm 21 acres, with 4-roomed house and usual out-buildings, li acres of orchard and vinery. SUEEN STREET, Sydenham—House of 7 rooms about i of an acre of land. ADDINGTON, next Butter Factory—House of 4 rooms, pantry and lean-to; and house of 6 rooms, copper, and stable; standing on i-acre of land, facing the Park. NORTH ROAD, near tne Styx, 25 arres of land. MOUNT SOMEBS—IOO acres of good grazing land, by order of the mortgagee. ' MADRAS STREET NORTH—Several i-acre sections. ENSOR'S ROAD, North Opawa—i-acre sections, £50 each. For further particulars apply J. & DALE and CO., 146 Worcester street, Christchurch.