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I AUCTIONS. I TONKS, NORTON AND CO. j I W. Tejco.J (W. H. Nmtojj I £593 10s. FUR SALE TO-DAY. FUR SALE TO-DAY. FUR SALE TO-DAY. I SONKS, NORTON ANT) O'.VS ROOM*-. I TONKS, NORTON AND CO.'S ROOMS. TONKS, NORTON AND CO.'S ROOMSGENUINE UNRESERVED SALE. OENUINE UNRESERVED SALE. GENUINE UNRESERVED SALE. QUALITY OF GOODS GUARANTEED. FINEST SATIN LININGS. VARIETY UNSURPASSED. SPECIALLY ~~ SELECTED FURS, FASHIONABLE CAPES, CARRIAGE RUGS (Extra Size). MESSRS TONKS, NORTON and CO. have been instructed from the Original Manufacturers to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, In their Rooms, Colombo street, TO-DAY, At one o'clock, A VAST AND INDESCRIBABLE COLLECTION or AUSTRALIAN ASD TASMANIAN FUR GOODS. Tlie Manufacturer of these Goods has been sending Shipments to us now for ten year.', and we have sold thousands of pounds' worth of his manufacture without receiving a single complaint. The skins are specially and secretly cured so as to r»nder them perfectly moth proof; the stitching is examined by an expert before the lining is put on, and every faulty skin ia discarded. The proof of this, of course, is the fact that not a single fault hu« beeu fouud with any turs sold by us in ten years. The collection this season is an exceptionally fine one, comprising— MAGNIFICENT CARRIAGE RUGS IN Austialian and Tasmmian brown, black and grey opossum, ling-tail opossum bed spreads, platypus carriage rug, sable opossum carriage rugs, Tasmanian wallaby rugs, Australian native bear carriage rugs, kangaroo, wallaroo, native cat, and swamp wallaby carriage rugs. An Exceptionally Rare and Choice Assortment ot LADIES' APPAREL AH kinds of Tasmanian and Australian Fur, inclnd- , ing Golf Capes, Boas, Fedoras, Victorines, • Elizabethan Collarettes, Fur Cuffs, Fur Caps, Fur Hand Ha!*-, Fur Muffs, kc, kc Our instructions, received by cable, are to SELL ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT RESERVE. Such an opportunity to buyers may never occur again. Everyone should come and secure a rug, they are always useful. AUCTION ~SALE TODAY, At one o'clock. TO-DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. TONKS, NORTON and CO., Auctioneers, 8567 Land and Estate Agents W. TOHXS] [W. H. NOMON FOR SALE BY AUCTION. SATURDAY, MARCH 19th, at 2 o'clock. BREWERY "AND PLANT, ONE ACRE SECTION. .Tl/TESSRS TONKS, NORTON and CO. have re- - A-vJL ceived instructions trom Mr J. D. Phillips, of London, to SELL BY PUBLIO AUCTION, In their Rooms, on ' SATURDAY, MARCH 19th, at 2 o'clock, Without reserve, \ All those very commodious buildings known as the BLACK HORSE BREWERY, Together with all the Brewing Plant, Engine, kc, and all the buildings now on the section. "Ihe LAND contains a full acre and Is a splendid situation for a good residence. Terms at sale. No reserve. TONKS, NORTON and CO., 8229 Auctioneers, Land and Estate Agents. W. To*nu.] IW. _. Noaxm*. TONKS, NORTON and CO., LAND, ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS. "I"""" OR S A L E — KING STREET, Just off Colombo street south, with northerly aspect—House of 4 rooms, verandah and, scullery, also large detached storeroom or workshop with copper built in brick, good section with garden and orchard, well fenced, and very private. Owner having left Christchurch, we are instructed to sell at a very low price. WINDSOR, NEAR THE NEW BRIGHTON TRAM LINB-About o ACRES of GOOD LAND, securely fenced, subdivided and well watered, also good garden and orchard, together with Residence of 6 rooms, verandah, good dairy, washhouse, sheds, and Other outbuildings. This is a rare chance to secure a really good property, close to the city and convenient to the tram. The price is low, and easy terms can be arranged. BELFAST, fronting on North road—New House of o rooms, with Quarter-acre Land. WILLIAM STREKT (CITY", off Lower High street —New House 4 rooms and scullery, detached room, stable and traphouse, large entrance gates, good section, well fenced; just the place for carrier or cabman. Must be sold; easy terms. TO BE LET. ' GOOD FAMILY RESIDENCE ot 10 rooms and conveniences, with Half-acre Land, garden, orchard and very private, situated In Huxley street, Sydenham ; sunny aspect: rent low. BYRON STREET, SYDENHAM — Large Brick Building, suitable for factory or storage purposes. SUMNER—House of 7 rooms, bathroom, stables, kc. NEW BRIGHTON, Sea View road—A substantial well-built Residence containing 8 large ro~m», verandah in-front and side, and all conveniences, well situated near the esplanade and very private. TONKS, NORTON and CO., LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, 165 Colombo street. VV. R. HARDING. W. R. Hardiso.l [W. R Hardtj-s CONTINUATION SALE, Commencing at Lot 573. THIS DAY, At 11 a.ni. STOCK OF~A DRAPER. WR. HARDING, instructed by the Trustee s in the Estate of a Draper and Clothier, \- ill SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, as above, at the risk of the tenderer, who has not complied with the conditions ot his contract, on the premises, 43 Victorstreet, The Whole ot the DRAPERY and CLOTHING in the above Estate, comprising men's and boys' suits and overcoats, silk handkerchiefs, tweed and felt hats, trousers, vests, shirts of all kinds, plush, velvet, large assortment dress stuffs, wool, hosiery, muslins, sheetings, caahmete, veiling, embroidery, torchon laces, sateens and silks, gloves, handkerchiefs, merino vests, silesia, holland, fortor, calicos, cottonr, collars, shawls, socks, ladies' robes, Turkish towels, Cardigan jackets, prints, &c. NOTE—The above stock is new and up to date, and I have received positive instructions to selL Any loss incurred will be at the risk ot the firm who tendered for the stock. „—, W. R, HARDING, 8539 Auctioneer. W. R. Hoa-nxa.] [W. R. Has-Dixa TT" OR' S A L E. NEW BRIGHTON, North—lOaeres land. No reasonable offer refused. 397-369 ROLLESTON—3OO acres good sheep and corn country, well watered, small house. 392-346 TAI TAPU—2SO acres, fenced and subdivided, 7room house, stabling, woolsheds, kc 387-335 FENDALTON—7O acres good land, good house and buildings; will divide. 385-332 SOUTHLAND—6OO acres, 4-room house, sheepyards, hurdle*, "re. 383-326 KAIKOURA—SOOO acres, large house and buildings. Any reasonable terms. 381-322 WEST OXFORD-40 acres good land, nice house, dairy, stabling, kc Price low. 368-281 RICCARTON ROAD, near City—Best building site in the district. 2* acres, long double frontage; a bargain. Send for particulars. 72-264 HIGH STKEET -nd ST. ASAPH STREET, Christchurch—Over 2- acre* of land, surveyed into 15 grand iiuikung sections. Price low and terms easy. As owner is leaving shortly, any reasonable offer for the whole will be entert-ned. A rare chance for speculators, builder* aad investors. 20-102 N , EW . BRTOHTON-38 perches of land, 41 perches, well situated, and sold to close estate accounts; any offer aprj-oaching \olue will be accepted. «-.- «,. . 72-266 and 72-26/ OLIFTON (Watsonville)—One acre with frontage to three roads; grandest section in the district; would make 4 splendid bu_Uo-* sections. Price very low. 6-64 ST. ALBANS-Section eighth-acre. Six-roomed !}2!L* nd , i . el '" hth "'* c,le may oe had with this if desired. Cheap. 69-256 RIOHMOND-Sectiau of land, fenced. Price low. f JSSS'Si CREKK-Twc acres of land to gartS fenced, and with artesian wen. 68-2— kW. R. HARDING, AUCTIONEER, LAND, ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENT, 200-206 HEREFORD BXR-CT, CHJUiTCHUaOH.