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Press, Volume LV, Issue 9989, 19 March 1898, Page 12

BUSINESS NOTICES. I \ COOPER'S SHEEP DIPPING POWDER FOR EFFICACY, PERMANENCY, AND CONDITION OF WOOL, Still gives Sheep Owners More Satisfaction than ANY OTHER DIP yet Discovered. will Undertake to Prove to Anj Sheep Farm e» That He Can CLEAN HIS SHEEP AND KEEP THEM CLEAN CHEAPER (1.c., Absolutely at a Less Coit per Head) I with I COOPER'S DIP I THAN WITH ANY OTHER, JS> Be that other whut it may. t .OVER 1 ONE-FOURTH OF ALL THE- J SHEEP ON THIS EARTH I ARE NOW ANNUALLY DIPPED WITH IT, 1 W. LAKE, Agent, HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. AUCTIONS. VV. R. HARDING. W. R. Hardinq.) (W. R. Har_-» THIS DAY, At 11 a.m. URNITURE, PIANO, CLOTHING, _a WR. HARDING will SELL, at his Auction • Rooms, -00-206 Hereford street, as above, I A quantity of useful furniture, 2 cartloads of second- ' band clothing and a lot of sundries No reserve W. R. HARDING, ' § 8841 , - Auctioneer. W. R. Harding.] [W. r Harsh* PLEDGES. PLEDGES. WB. HARDING, instructed by Mr J. a • Shrimpton, Licensed Pawnbroker, will , SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Rooms, 200-206 Hereford street, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 11 a.m. A Valuable and Varied Assortment of Unredeemed 8 Pledges, consisting of— ' fj Gold and stiver watches and chains, diamond. E wedding, and gem rings, pictures, brooches, I scarf pins, every description of jewellery J carpenter's tools, books, guns, Gladstone bass* m portmanteaux, and a lot of nearly new 1 clothing I NOTE—Mr Shrimpton has given mc his usual 1 instructions, viz., to quit every lot without reserva- I tion. I W. R. HARDING, 8840 Auctioneer. W. R. Hardins.] (W. R. Hau-ih. O R S A L B, CHRISTCHURCH—Suburban residence, 15 rooms: and 10 acres land, well fenced and laid out. Cards to view at office. 586-131 ' RICOARTON—I acre land, newlv-ereoted house of 8 rooms, pantry, scullery, storeroom, bathroom, hot ' and cold water, stabling and outbuildings. Rooms are lofty and large. 585-18 WINDSOR—2£ acre good land, 3-room cottage and scullery; orchard and garden. 584-127 WORCESTER STREET—7-room house, bath, Ac, Venetian blinds, wall paper and panelling of the handsomest description, gas laid on, good section. '■ *<. ■ 407-2 M ' KILMORE STREET-11-room house, scullery, - large workshop, Venetian blinds, rooms are large, ' stabling, to. 398-178 EAST BELT—S-room house, scullery, washhouse, copper, verandah, to., ebod section. 298.173 WORCESTER STREET-6-rootu house, scullery, 5 woodhouse, outhouses, to., large storeroom,' „ _cr*i ' well laid out in lawn, garden, to. 415-228/ W" WOOLSTON—4-roomed house, soullery, washhouse' ] copper, .-acre garden, to. 255-135 CHRISTCHURCn (just out of)— 2 large shops and .3 houses, capital section, double, irontoge, rot $ and train; tnakecapltartictory. Owner left Christchurch, will be Bold at about halt cost. 105-128 " CASH ADVANCED ON MORTGAGE ON VEST FAVOURABLE TERMS. W. R. HARDING, [ AUCTIONEER, • j LAND, ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENT, ' • , 200_06 HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. AVERS* BEAUCHAMP AND CO. FRUIT AND PRODUCE, THIS DAY, at 10 a.m. AVERS, BEAUCHAM-TaND CO. will SELL by * , AUCTION, at their Roe-ins, Cashel street- ' 160 Cases ORANGES, Italian and Island V 23 „ LEMONS _f 70 „ BANANAS 103 „ Local FRUITS. . 356 Also, Potatoes, Onions, Teas, Soap, Bacon ! And sundries. ' . AVERS, BEAUCHAMP and CO., 8877 Auctioneers. - ■ ' ■■ ■ ■■ i-1, ."■« H. G. ROBINSON AND CO. PENINSULA FARM FOR SALE, ROBINSON'S BAY. MESSRS H. G. ROBINSON and CO., _«• f received instructions train Mr H. Sagar, I TO SELL BY PUBLIO AUCTION 1 (If not previously disposed of by private ■ - I AT . "■ J DUVAUORBLLE'S BAY, ON FRIDAY, APRIL Ist, IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING THE CATTLE SALS, IHB VALUABLE FARM. <: SITUATED IN ROBINSON'S BAY, Containing— Qg A ORES. On the Property is a well-built 7-roomed Hows, Dairy, OoWßhed and Bales, Cheese Room, to. The Land is well-watered, fenced, and sub-alride-into five paddocks. Orchard in full bearing.' - . The Property is close to.thsmain coach road, sad ia a most desirable form. # Terms at Sale or on application to H. O; ROBINSON and CO., ' Auctioneers, 8883 ' A__m_ W3LLSON AND SONS. (; WILSON, AND SONS A . ; AGAIN ' _--"| HAVE received PROMPT ORDERS to f&&\ * About 100 Dozen Cups and Saucers, Bread and '/Jfjfff Butter Plates, B-nns; to. BestquaUty. '■*; About 50 Seal Skin Rugs.' Very best 20 Bicycles. .- Must be sold atprices which will astonish, y 60 Gigs, Carte, School Carts, Ladles' Family C_»i Vans, Drays, Seed Drill. t Owners* orders ore to sell promptly. ' The usual Jumble Sale of all classes of FOBS!' *| TUBE and SUNDRD-3, to. * I, The usual LIVE STOCK SALE. Good thins*' «® f well all round. ' . PROPERTY. Farms to Sell, Bouse Property to Sell, whioh I* . turning in lj per cent. -o-,' Sole Agents.* tot the best Gas Burners in tf«J| Zealand. Large commission to canvassers. » w —_. ■ ___T*T , _:.f^ C PORTS and fcchool Committees will obtain spec*/- ' Aj tO - terms and attention at Minson's Cheap Dep % -—) Colombo street. _.__ . MOUSEHOLD Requisites in Ironmongery, CUttetf . i' Plated Goods, Lamps, China, Glassware ***'1* y Goods, at Minson's Cheap Depot, 220 Colo-:**. street- __.- - tjXOUND— For Corns use " Bloomine," 6d;forla; %k ' digestion usb "Sepoy's Prairie Cure," *J* TV, #" for Rheumatism use "Sepoy's Prairie OH," 2s «*.. '>r Sold every where. Agents—Kempthorne, Pro88sr»B<» |