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AUCTIONS. ' W. R. HARDING. _—— ■ —'".'"'" it it ..■-»: W. B. Harding) <W_..__fc Harding WEDNESDAY NEXT, JULY 10th, 9 a.m, MR W. R- HARDx.-G has received instructions (rom Mr S. Phillips, Licensed Pawnbroker, to SELL by 'PUBLIC AUC--1j...... a* above, at Rooms, 113 .Manchester otreet, » Quantity of UNREDEEMED i'LEJOGES, as follows:~ ....... ~ 12-I_M», 232. g. chain; 12-13-M, 233, goldmounted brooch; 6-1-00, 342," _ilve»_4ounted hnii brush; 6-1-00, 243, gold -'ring end metal watch; 18-1-00, 251, s. watch. 26-1-00, 252, 3 eilvwr watches; 30-1-00, 254, gold ring; 10-2-00, 256, gem ring; 13-2-00. 257. leather bag; 15-3-00, 233, gold brooch; 10-2-00, 264, gold chain; '__-._-00, 267, s. watch; 3-3-00, 288, gold ring; £-3-00, 269, watch; 279, dressing-case; 27-8-00, 385, gold ring; 31-3-00, 292 gold ring; 14-4-00, 288, gold ring; 17-4-00, 302, gold ring; IR-4-00, 306, gold pin; 19-4-00, 307, gem ring,----21-1-00, fW9, gold ring; 4-5-00, 825, gold watch; ..-5-00, 328, 3 pictures; 14-5-00, 344, s. watch and chain; 14-5-00. 345, gold ring; 14-5-00, 316, pair- links; 16-5-00, 350, gold chain. 2_-S-flo, 365, ». watch; 29-5-00, 364, gold ring; 9-6-00, 370, R. rinff; 30-6-00, 387, s. watch and gold brooch; 23-6-00, 3-9. s. watch; 6-7-00, 407, oornot; 10-7-00. 413. gold albert; 19-7-00, 424, r.g. watch; 23-7-00, 430, s. watch; 27-7-00, 43.9, s. watch; 2-8-00, 447, cornet; ft-8-00, 454, s.h. lever; 9-8-00, 433, bicycle; 16-8-00, 464, violin, bows and case; 17-8-00, 4CC, c.p. eggstand; 21-8-Cfl, 473, S s. spoons and 2 c.p. ladles; 30-8-00, 480, n. watch and s. chain; 4-9-00, 487, gold bracelet; 17-8-00, 510, gold ring; 18-9-00, 513, s. watch; __2-9-00, 525, gold ring; 25-9-00. 527, s. butter-knife and s. fork: 29_.-00, 538, sold .brooch ; 1-10-00, 540. j>. 'A bangle; 2-10-00, 545, dress _uit; 4-10-00, 54C, overcoat; 4-10-00, 547, gold scarf pin; 5-10-00, SBB, g. broooh; 9-10-00, 555, s. chain and s. er>v. case; 11-10-00, 559, Gladstone bag; 13-10-00, 564, gold ring; 17-10-00, 578, gent'a toilet oase; 26-10-00, 599, s. watch; 31-10-00, 60S, a. watch; 31-10-00, 609, s. chain; 3-11-00, 614, s. watch; 3-11-00, 615, s. watch; 7-11-00, 625, g. watch; 7-11-00, 625, g. watch; 7-11-00, 607, s, watch; 8-11-00, 629, g. watch and g. ring; 10-11-00, 640. gold chain; 14-11-00, 653. s. watch; 16-11-00, 657, g. ring; 16-11-00, 661. locket; 19-11-00, 668, r.g. watoh; 20-11-00, 673. diamond and ruby ecarf pin; 23-11-00, 679, s, watoh; 29-11-00, 691. g.m. bracelet; 7-12-00, 713, d.b. gun; 11-12-00, 721, 2 s. matchboxes; 12-12-00, TM, g.h. watch, 1 g. chain, 5 d. ringe, 2 g. coins, 1 R.m. brooch, 1 d. brooch, 1 pair d. earrings; 13-12-00, 727, s. matchbox; 38-l_M)0, 764, gold brooch; 81-12-00. 780, g. watoh; 31-12-00, 782, s. chronograph; 21-7-00, 429, s. watch. W. R. HARDING, SOB 7 ' Auctioneer. WR. Harding.) (W. l_.Hard.__g. XKF **• HARDING _W. GENERAL AUCTIONEER ' 112 MANCHESTER STREET Mr W. R. HARDING has much pleasure in informing his Clients and tho Public that he has REMOVED from 127 Cashel street to his Newly-erected Auction Rooms, 112 MANCHESTER STREET, Christchurch, near Union Steam Ship Company. These rooms are spacious, woll-hghted, situated in the most growing part of the city, have entrance frcm two of the principal streets, and afford every facility for Auction Sales of all _le_criplionß. Tho situation is specially favourable for the sal*, of Eetates, Sheep Runs, Farm.-, Laird, and Properties, either by Auction tr r'r.vniciy, while thero is ample room for the di?ri«y of Furniture and Merchandise < f -very kind, enrly consignments of which are solicited, and will receive prompt and careful attention. TO LET—Lerge Room and Offices, Strong Room, 8 Fireplaces, etc, good central position, Christchurch. Two entrances. FOR SALE. CHRISTCHURCH. Lower' High street and St. Asaph street, opposite Convent grounds— The few remaining building sections, cheapest building sites in the city. Houses are being elected, and sections will soon be all sold! Early applications necessary to socure _. site. Terms arranged to suit purchasers. 20-102 SPRINGSTON—6OO Acres, well fenced and watered, 5-room house, sheep yards and buildings. 431-443 RUSSELL'S FLAT—Over 300 Acres, medium heavy soil, good homestead, and every necessary building, good orchard. Full _articulars on application. ..31-442 VICTORIA STREET, Christehurch—A fino Residential Site, room for two residences, over i-acre two frontages; price very reasonable. i? 4 5.32 NORTH BELT, facing North—Grand Section, 1-acre, fenced. lZ>-_29 OXFORD TERRACE, Christchurch—'Juicing Section, say 50ft frontage. 122-324 CASHEL STREET. Linwood—Good Corner Sootion; owner left the district; leqm'res immediate sale. * 18-312 FOR SALE—Several ■ Sets New Harness, at very low prioss. Loans negotiated for Large or Small Sums on Mortgage of Freehold property on advantageous term*. W. R. HARDING, . Auctioneer, Valuator, Estate and Financial Agent, 112 Manchester street, Christchurch. • '" *■" ■ H. B. 80REN3BN. FRIDAY, 9.30 sharp. HB. SORENSEN has received instructions • to SELL, by PUBLIC AUOTION, at his Salerooms, Lichfield street, 25 Caees Island Oranges, 9 Cases Lemons, 17 Cases Mandarins, 15 Cases Sydney Oranges, 7 Cases Apples, etc. 8133 H * 1J _ B - SORENSEN, Auctioneer. , A~P. TUTTON. ~~ SALE"OF VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY, B_* AUCTION, TUESDAY NEXT, JULY 9th. MR A P. TUTTON is favoured with instructions ftom Mr Wm. Manhire, to BELL all that Property situate in High street, Rangiora, occupied By Mr Joaoph Hands, comprising— . Dwellinghouse, commodious stabling, cart sheds, etc., together with J-acre land, having a frontage on two streets. Sale at 3 p.m., at the Rangiora Central Auction Mart. As Mr Manhire has left the district, this froperty is placed on the market for Absolute ale. A. P. TUTTON. 7915 - . Auctioneer, "gßngiora. I. 8. MALCOLM AND CO. AUCTION SALES. FURNITURE and EFFECTS, MERCHANx DISE, etc., Sold by Publio Auction, in our Rooms, EVERY WEDNESDAY ana SATURDAY. Clients are requested to send Goods, etc., DAY PREVIOUS TO SALE. OUTDOOR SALES Personally Attended to by cur Mr Malcolm. Every detail attended to and economy studied in the interest of clients. P. S. MALCOLM and CO., • Auctioneers and Land Salesmen._ TASMANIAN FUR GOQDS. FOR PRIVATE SALE. AMAONIfICENT - CONSIGNMENT of BLACK end GREY OPOSSUM RUGS, CAPES, MATS, HEARTHRUGS,, FOOTWARMERS. CAPS. NECKLETS, BAGS, MUFFS and SUNDRIES on Sale PRIVATELY at MANUFACTURERS' RESERVE PRICE r , r -.-J Fon * p EW DAYS ONLY. FINEST CONSIGNMENT EVER SHOWN _tt «,._.. IN CANTERBURY. ALL SPECIMEN SKINS, and GUARAN- __ TEED MOTH PROOF. F. 8. MALCOLM and CO., Central Auotion Rooms. TT-OR PRIVATE SALE. Bi*m Rail Bedsteads, «ew designs Cutler's Roller Top Oak Desks S Pianos, v«ry low reserves 1 Aparioaa Organ, 18 stops S Dining Tables, Extension 9 Kauri Wardrobes, Plate Fronte l i *&£ ?«twood Chairs F. 8. MALCOLM and CO., Auctioneers, Manufacturers' Agents. _nrisßß AND PARKERSON. AVERS AND PARKERSQN HAVE FOR SALE __aE FOLLOWING BUILDING SITE:*, for which Favourable Terms oan be arranged : — Linwood, Worcester street, facing North— _■ _ct»; price £210. Linwood, Worcester street, two frontages, nearly J-acre; price £110. Linwood, Worcester street, two frontages, |-sere; price £163. John street, off Ferry road, J-acre; price £75. Barbour street, near Ferry road, 1 rood (fenced); £110. .asv,J_*jbadgea_j_trfet, cornar section (67 x 17.. lfok_U„ tt _&l_&_, City, Tuam street, «7 x 175 links; £174 _Pity, Lichfield street, 2 roods 20 perches; price £535. Riccarton. cloee to West belt, an, ideal site, J- ___.__; £825- Fitzgerald street. J-acre, fenced _____ planted. £75. SPECIAL—City, North, corner section, containing i-acre; splendid opportanity for those desirous of building city residence* to return good rate of interest. Further particulars at office. We have many other sites to select from. Money advanced at current rates for btuildingi •- ■-«■>' AYERB AND PARKERSOI*. X__a.d and Estate Agent*. 191 Hereford street.