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AUCTIONS. W. R. HARDING. KW. R. HABDIXO.J [W. It. HASDDCe THIS DAY, Commencing at 11 a.m. CLOTHING, TENTS, FURNITURE, JEWELLERY, &C. nd m« w. R. HARDING will SELL, at bis Rcoius, I IJiM- 200-206 Hereford street, as above— bf A Quantity of Clothing, 6 nearly new Ten Is, 3 cases lamp glasses, peat's saddle, marble clock, sewing uiai:l.in», {iimiture, feather dusters, Jβ silk handkerchief', &a.; also Jewellery, comprising: ladies' and gents' lever and Geneva watches, brooches, photj alb .n», chains, stude, &c No re serve. W. R. HARDING, — 7739 Auctioneer. THIS DAY, Commencing at 2.30 p.m. ;• BUILDING SECTIONS, BRYNDWR. MR W. R. HARDING l.as been favoured with instructions from .Mr Cole«crove to SKLL BY AUCTION, At his Land Salerooms, 200-206 Hereford street, A Nnmber of the Finest Building Sections in the l s Healthy aud Delightful Suburb of Bryudwr, ,*' Comprising— ie LOT I—Lots 20, 21 and 22, part R.S. 188 Christn church District, containing 1 acre 2 roods, having frontage to Jeffery'a road, Bryudwr, of 375 links by a depth of 400. links, LOT 2—Part U.S. 188, containing _ 2 roods, having frontage to Glendovev road, Bryndwr, of 125 links by 400 links deep. LOT 3—Part U.S. 188, containing 1 acre, having frontage to Plynlimmon road, Bryndwr, of 2 chains by a depth of 5 chains, 7740 \V. K. HARDING, Auctioneer. ;„ THIS DAY, at3.30p.r0. „ LAND SALE. \M R W - R, HARDING will SELL BY AUCTION, JjrJL at his Rooms, 200-206 Hereford street, on SATURDAY, September 18th, at 2.30 p.m., by order of the Public Trustee, under The Unclaimed Lands Act, 1894, all that PARCEL OF LANI> containing 1 rood (more or less), being Lot 11, Block 4, Pt. R.S. >, 1880, having a frontace to Maurice street, ir» the township of Lincoln, of 100 links by a depth of 250 ■ links. For further particulars and conditions of sale apply to <n 7741 THE AUCTfONEER. s- ——^——-————- — —^— — — —~~ r- W. R. ITardino.] [W. R. Hardisq I. STOCK, PLANT, FURNITURE, &a. 9 Is TVf R Vf. R. HARDING has been favoured with it iY3. instruction!) by the Trustee in the Eetite of sr the late Mrs Elizabeth Butterfield, to SELL, on the '1 Premise?, S CASHMERE, n ." TUESDAY NEXT, 21st SEPTEMBER, 1897. y Commencing at 11 a.m., * THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK, PLANT, FURNI- * TUBE, &c, IN THE ABOVE ESTATE, Comprising , — '' 11 flows in full profit, I springer, 1 cow with calf, 7 J cows, 3 two-year-old heifers in calf, 1 bay miue, :' 1 roan gelding, goat in kid, 4 sows, 1 boar, 12 store pigs, poultry, ducks, guinea fowls, turkeys, 3 hives bees, spring , trap, spring dray, AVhitechapel cart by Bralmer and Sons (nearly new), 2 seta trap harness, chaScutter, grindstone, wheelbarrow, milk pans, butter tubs, churn«r, 5 gallons wine, bacon and hams, &c. The furniture consists of dining, bedroom, and kitchen furniture and utensils, nearly new Singer sewing machine, cutlery, opera glasses, crockery, dairy utensils, be. Also Trotting pony, daisy cart, and harness. 1 " NOTE—The Trustee in the above estate hae given ™ mc positive instructions to Sell Every Lot Without Reserve. A Drag will Leave the Auctioneer's Rooms, 200-206 Hereford street, on day of Sale at 10 a.m. W. R. HARDING, ' 7742 Auctioneer. W. R. Harding.] [vv\ R. Hardiko . TO PARTIES FURNISHING, FOTELKEEPERS, i AND OTHERS. f PIANO, E.P. WARE, CUTLERY, &C. MR \V. R. HARDING will SELL at his Auction Rooms, 200-206 Hereford street, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, i 22nd SKPTKMBER, 7 At 1 o'clock, TO COVER ADVANCES MADE, New German piano, quantity of high-class E. P. ! ware, comprising dessert spoons, table spoons, desert forks, saltspoons, napkin rings, jam spoons, cruels, cases E.P. ware, carvers in case, &c. ; also, on account of the Executors in a deceased estate, a quantity ol E.P. ware and 1 other goods. —— OA Nora.—The above salo is well worth the Attention of Buyers, as the Plate is all of Superior Quality, and 7' I have received instructions to " SELL WITHOUT RESERVE. fc W. R. HARDING, 7743 Auctioneer. . W. R. HARDINe) [W. R. HARDINO FURNITURE, PIANO, &c. Ik/TR W. R. HARDING will SELL at his rooms. IfJL 200-206 Hereford street, on FRIDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 24th, At 1 p.m., THE CONTENTS OF A FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE. Full particulars will appear in future advertise- L mente. W. R. HARDING, 7744 Auctioneer. T^ VV. R. Hardino.J [W. R. Habdiko D. FOB SALE BY AUCTION, By Order of the Mortgagee, ALL THAT DESIRABLE SECTION OF LAND,Con tain ingONE ACRE OR THEREABOUTS, Togecher with a Substantially-Built 6-ROOMED HOUSE and other Buildings thereon. A _JF This Property has frontages to Ferry road, Knsor's road, and Frederick street, is not far from the City, well served by Tram, and handy to Rail. This Block will be cut up into 5 suitable Sections. Lot I—Grand Corner Section, containing 1 rood 24 perches or thereabouts, having frontage of 3 links to ] Ferry road, and 286 links to Ensor'd road. A capital residential or building site. Lots 2 and 3, each containing 25 perches, more or r less, and having frontage of 84 link? to Ensor's road, by a deuth of 186 links. Lot 4, containing 25 perohes or thereabouts, and having frontage of 84 links to Ensor's road, and 186 links to Frederick street. A capital corner section. The whole of which JIR w. K. HARDING has received instructions to . \ SELL BY AUCTION, ID Jj At his Rooms, 200-206 Hereford street, on th< SATUBDAY NEXT, SEPT. 25th, 1897, , At 2.30 p.m. Full particulars of SIESSBS MAUDE and HARMAN. Solicitors; Or of THE AUCTIONEER. ...

. 7745 m W. R. HARDWe.J '{W. R. HAEDIK-β TGI OK SALE. * CHRfSTCHURCH—Grand position, high class confectionery and refreshment room business, veil nmehed and appointed. Kent low, incoming easy. jr*j 176-113 V .DURHAM STREET —6-rooraed house, scullery, hall, detached washhouse, S'-Ction A-acre, lawn back V and front. 411-213 Hig RICCARTON ROAD, near City—One of the finest and best-appointed residences in the suburbs of Chnstchurch, newly built iesidence of 8 rooms, bathroom, scullery, pantry, storeroom, laundry, coal and wood house?, outbuildings, &c, every modern con- i™ veniehce, over 4 acres ivell laid otit jjrounds, lawn, garden, orchard, &c. A perfectly up-to-date residence in every way. 583-121 CITY, facing North—6 rooms, plastered, scullery, pantry, washhoiise, concrete foundation, lawn, asphalt paths, i-ecre. A nibble. 414-221 FEND ALTON—3 acres land, welllaid out in lawn, garden, &c., 9-rooraed house, bathroom, scullery, laundry, stabling, cowshed, &c. 676-111 i ST. ALBASS— Gentleman's residence, with ererv modern convenience, brick built, 5 acres well laid out, /"| t two wou\d cut up well. 578-114 \J RANGIORA—3J acres land, large garden, orchard, cou r &c., new house 10 rooms, waahhouse, copper, water laid on, large outhouse and other buildings, asphalt , paths and every convenience. 534-126 SUMNER. frontage on Beach and Tram—Over 1 acre land, 8-roomed house, bathing home, furnished, 77c, with or without furniture. 5t5-62 SYDENHAM —6-reomed house, scullery, pantry washhouse, plastered, stabling, loose box, shed, ice., over i-acre land, garden, &c, fruit trees. Suit cabman or earner. Price £240, and terms if desired. 405-197 __ I have Sections, Farms, ice., all sizes, For Sale. 11 JSew List of Properties sent on application. T ' Several Sums to Lend on Freehold Security at »v Lowest Rates. AJ* W. R. HAEDING, AUCTIONEER, LAND, ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENT. 7750 200-206 HEREFORD STREET, — CHRISTCHCJRCH. ADDINGTON SALEYABDS. - w IN VIEW OP THE COMING SEASON FOR _» PA STORE SHEEP, And to Meet the Wishes of Farmers, THE ENTRANCE FEES WILL BE * REDUCED FROM 10d TO 5d PER SCORE, 7755 OS AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, THE 22srn INST. THE CANTERBURY SALEYARD3 COMPANY LIMITED. ' „-,- A. A. ST. McKELLAR, _, '"*" SemrvtArc «

—*" secretary. " PAPEBHANGINGS. — H Ifcj EW SEASON WALL PAPERS ■A." Per 5.3. Aotea, NOW ON VIEW. Compare prices. D. AIACMILLAN, J 8684 133 MANCHESTER STREET. W' ASTKD KNOW.N -Kincaid'. 0.1.C. for CcyUndo Zμ. y^gj