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AUCTIONS PYNE AND CO. "RTVEESLEA," MEDBURY. FOR SALE BY AUCTION. C PYNB and CO- have received instructions J from D. McDonald, Esq., to SELL BY AUCTION, At their LAND SALE ROOMS, 143 Cashei , street, Christohurcb, on ' SATURDAY, November Ist, at 12 noon '■•(if not previously disposed cf privately), his Splendid Farm at Medbury, known as "RIVERSLEA," '•RIVERSLEA,'* Comprises some of the Best Land of the wellknown Horsley Downs Estate, and fi CONTAINS 1057 ACRES, - divided into 24 paddocks, neariy all of which are laid down in Bnglisii grasses, 4o acres are in oats, and 16 acres in rape. A large proportion is heavy reclaimed .. swamp, tile drained. Twenty-two paddocks * have permanent water, which has never been known to fail. . , , t It is one of the "best agricultural and fat-, tening farms in North Canterbury, and has grown 70 bushels wheat and 80 bushels barley per acre and the land is in tho best or heart, everything "being in first-class order ifor immediate returns. « 3500 Sheep were shorn la3t season end 40 head of cattle wore kept, besides straw cropsTh© property is one mile from a school and two miles from the Medbury .railway station. . ... - ■ j The buildings consist of an exce.leot House of 9 rooms and other offices, 5 stall ■stabie. 2 loose boxes, harness room, woolehed .or four shearers, large granary, men's hut, too.- J house: dairy, weshhouse, etc., 45ft sheep uiji, f and sheep yards. , ' All the buildings are nearly new end in the J best repair. ■'■"•-, We can confidently aay that a desirable oroperty than the above ha* not been s placed in our hands for a long time, and . we strongly recommend it to the attention of intending purchasers. For further particulars apply j PYNE and CO., _ 7i3 _ Auctioneers. CANTERBURY AUCTIONEERING COMPANY . (In Liquidation). PYNE and CO. (in conjunction with GEO. KING aud CO.), are instructed to SELL THE PAPANUI SALEYARDS By Auction, at their Land Salerooms, 149 Cashel street, Christchurch, on SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Ist, at 12 noon. The property comprises 5 acr,es. with all buildings and yards.. It is held under a .lease dated May Ist, 1901, for ten years from that . date with the right to purchase for the sum 1 of £400, which right may be exercised at any .j time during the currency of the lease, The rental is £15 per annum. The buildings and major of the yards are in good condition, and in the hands of an enterprising man, business may be done. tc t The lease may be inspected at the omce of PYNE and CO,, 5909 Auctioneers. SALE OF HIGH-CLASS TROTTING STOCK. PYNE and CO. are instructed by the - EXECUTORS OF THE LATH HENRY MACE, to SELL by AUCTION, At the Stud Farm, Brooklyn. New Brighton, On MONDAY. NOVEMBER 17th, The Entire Stud of Trotting Horses, the . ... property of the late Henry Mace. Catalogues are now ready, and may be obtained on application to the Auctioneers. PYNE and C 0 8601 Auctioneers. £ FRIEDDANDER BROS, LTD. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1902. AT ASHBURTON. 500 ACRE,FARM AT LYNDHUBST, 600 ACRE-FARM AT SOMERTON. ' MESSRS FRXHDLANDEB BROS., LTD., ' in ' conjunction ' with Messrs Gould, ' Beaumont and Co.. have been favoured with instructions from Messrs Arthur "I. Dent and i W. J. Dickie (who have purchased a large , block of land), to SELL BY PUBLKJ AUCTION,, at their West street Sale Rooms, their • respective FARMS, viz.:— Account Mr A I. Dent, His FARM, situated at LYNDHURST, comprising 500 ACRES .of Splendid Cropping aud' Grazing Land. < Tue property is well fenced and-subdivided, ] ia within about one and a half miles of the Lyndhurst Railway Station, close to public ' school. _ ' The improvements consist of six-roomed ; house, with kitchen and washhouse, six-stall-ed stable and implement and {rrain shed, men's house, ond all other requisite buildings, including sheep yards, etc. 150 acres are,in oats and sown down—the balance is all iv grass. . Account Mr W. J. Dickie, His FARM of 600 ACRES, situated at ; Somerton, within one mile of railway , station, on which is erected a new seven-roomed house with water service, bathroom, also six-Stalled stable, implement shed, and grain store attached, new sheep yards, men's hut, etc., etc. This Farm is divided into ten paddocks, all well watered, and fenced with standards and wire. 200 Acres are in oats, and balance all laid down in grass. ' Both of these - properties ■ are well worth inspection, and are only put on the market oruaccount of the owners having, largely increased their holdings. ■ Full particulars and terms-at Sale at 1.30 ■ p.m. FRIEDLANDER BROS., LTD. R. FRIEDLANDER, 5469 ; Auctioneer. TAYLOR, COLE AND CO, TAYLOR, COLE AND CO. LAND. ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENTS, HAVE FOR SALENEW BRIGHTON—We have for sale in this favourite seaside resort, several very de- j sirable sections and properties at prices .. which should tempt purchasers. Particulars J on application. i WOOLSTON— Very fine residential pro- 1 perty. House of six rooms, with all con- < veniences, stable, tennis .lawn, splendid or- i chard, tank and windmill. Price only £600. < No. 257 < SYDENHAM—i-acre and good 6-roomed ( House, nearly all new washhouse, copper, and conveniences. Only £420. No. 254 CITY PROPERTYrA really well-built House of 11 rooms and , conveniences, all in perfect order, bath, con- * nected with sewer, plastered, on concrete foun- ■. dations, easy distance from centre, very suitable for large family, or for boarding-house. Price only £475, easy terms if desired. CHEAP SECTIONS— For quick sale we can quote very low prices . for several very desirable J-acre Building Sections, which must be sold in Linwood, Beck- '•, enham, Cornwall, Sydenham, and one of nearly :i 8 acres in splendid position in the favourite ] suburb of Feudal ton. These are worth more , than the money now asked for them, and early application 4s necessary. SYDENHAM—Near Railway, handy to Workshops, good section and well-built House of 4 rooms, scullery, bath, L and c. water, washhouse, etc., all in first-class condition. Price only £375. No. 301 HAZELDEAN ROAD—Section 41ft by 180 ft, and hew. well-built house of 6 rooms, with conveniences. Price £560. No. 300 .' NEW BRIGHTON—Handy to beach and - tram, i-acre, with large house of 8 rooms, etc A real bargain at £375. No. 299 SYDENHAM—J-acre. in good position, with well-finished House of 6 rooms, bathroom scullery, ' pantry, washhouse, shed, in really good order. Price only £420. No 298 ADDINGTON—First-class section, with t new House of 5 rooms, with all modern conveniences. A perfect little home at £435. i No. 295 SPREYDON—3 acrea of first-class land good Cottage of 6 rooms, bathroom, scullery' eta, also two vineries, stable, and outbuildings. Handy to tram. Worth inspectionNo 238 CHRISTCHURCH-Close to tram and * park, i-acre and brick House of 10 rooms well built and finished. Reasonable price. No. 242 FENDALTON—A splendid home. New residence of 8 large rooms, and all modern conveniences, with nearly 3 acres of land, in one of the best residential positions in this favourite euburb. Price reasonable. Easy terms. I*To. 296 RICCARTON—WeII-finished residence of 6 living rooms, every convenience, fine corner section, fronting main road. Easy price and 2 easy terms.jj o . 004 SYDENHAM—In good street, J-acre section, nearly new House of 5 rooms, four fireplaces, sft with arch, centre-flowers j Venetian blinds. Price only £450. No 297* TO LET— First-class House of 8 good living rooms, 5 with all necessary conveniences, facing tram; fine position, healthy locality. Rent very reasonable. TAYLOR, COLE AND CO., ' 137 LICHFIELD STREET, j