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Press, Volume LXII, Issue 12364, 1 December 1905, Page 12

AUCTIONS. C. A. LEES AND CO. p A. LE E S AN D C 0., AUCTIONEERS, ESTATE, AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, 158 Cashel street. 47~t nnn _I, ARGE Two-storied Residence 3*X\J\J\J of 10 gcod rooms, bath, hot and cold water, all -conveniences; 8 minutes from P.O. Fol. 15 C. A. LEES and CO. —— ■ i I I CIAXn— S-PLEOCDID New 7-roomed 3JX\tD\J Vil.a,.City Central, bath, hot and cald water, every modern convenience. A first-class home. Fol. 74 C. A. LEES and CO. jf»l £» AA—CITY—House of 9 rooms, redwlDUv plete with all conveniences; lw!focro laid out in tennis lawn und garden. Tram passes door. Fol. 77 C. A. LEES and CO. 471 f\Kf\— AVONSIDE—Very convenient 3*X\JD\) House of 8 g-od rooms, al. conveniences, verandah on 3 sides, conservatory. Fol. 251 C. A. LEES ond 00. C\ £f_n- BBAL:EY AVENUE—Splendid dt-AOUU Villa of 7 large rooms, all conveniences, beautiful garden, etc., of J-acre. A home difficult to equal. Fol. 410 C. A. LEES and CO. _?_2wfY-HOLLY ROAD—Grand Bui'ding dWDOI/ Site of 100 perches, with ICO feet frontage. Deep well flew rising 21 feet on property. Don't ini»j this. Fol. 432 C. A. LEES and CO. _(?IQEA — AVONSIDE — Seven-roomed cW-LODU House, bath, hot and cold water, etc., dnirv, stable; J-acro lawn and garden, orchard, 3} acres in paddeck. Fol. 501 C. A. LEES and 00. 470Af\Ci— UPPER RICCARTON. close to eh*&-±\J\J Eleotrc Tram—Splendid New Villa Residonoe. with 10 betes land, J-acro in gardon and laws stable, coachhouse. Fol. 3CB C. A. LEES ond CO. PQr A—RICCARTON ROAD, close to 3*Oo\s Park—Good House of 6 rooms, bath, hot ar.d oold wats-. wash. house, copper, etc., tank and ram; i-acre garden. Fol. 310 C. A. LEpS and 00. 4?QAn _ST - ALBANS, close to Papanui tJwOUU tram. Id s»et : on—A substantial nearly New Villa of G lnrge rooms, all conveniences; larsro section, nearly J-acre. An attractive place, built to owner's own order of selected timber. Reason for selling, leaving Christchurch. C. A. LEES and CO., 158 Cashel street. 5561 Nest TattcrsaJTa. I VICTOR HARRIS, ■ ' '— A VERY CHEAP PROPERTY. ONLY 2J MILES FROM TOWN. 19 ACRES of Firstrdass Loam Land, suit? O able for any class of crop, splendid grazing land; comfortable 6-roomed Houso, cowsheds, stables, good water' supply. Situate closo to tram. Well worth inspection. A grand opportunity for an industrious purchaser. Price £1400. 189 VICTOR HARRIS. PAPANUI. PQI K—OOMIFORTABLE 4-roomed Cot-dwO-LO tage, scullery, stables, J-acre, good frontace to main road, large orchard, etc. 181 VICTOR HARRIS. NORTH CANTERBURY. OCf\ ACRES—Lease-in-Perperuity. good __jOU all-round Land. 110 acres in crop, woll fencod and watered; small house and outbuildings. Full particulars on applicatin to 95 VICTOR HARRIS. ~~4i ACRES AND 5-ROOMED HOUSE. r*i orw_4j ACRES cf good Land, splendidly suited for poultry purposes, well fenced, good water supply; comfortablo 5-roomed Houso, good outbuildings. Situate bandy to town. 166 " VICTOR HARRIS. 9QA ONLY—ST. ALBANS—CompT_lsorj OOU Saie to closo accounts—Well-built Houso (good as new). 5 rooms, also bathroom, copper in brick, washtubs, etc., h. and" c, Venetians, sower connection, gas laid on; section close fenced and planted, in perfect order. Most of the money cau remain if required. Fol. 172 VICTOR HARRIS and CO. Ci_OSE TO PAPANUI RCJaD AND FENDALTON. r»-jQKr\~ 7 _ ACRES of Good Land, long dW-LOD" frontage, suitable for subdivision. Modern House contains 6 good rooms, scullery, bathroom, hot and cold water service, ram, tanks, orchard, garden, stables, etc. 180 VICTOR HARRIS. 106 ACRES DAIRYING LAND. I O-i A PER ACRE—IO6 Acres of Good Grai<MjJi. ing and Cropping Land, well fenced and watered, comfortable 6-roomed House, stables and other outbuildings, 50 acres in j crop -iven iv at above price, handy to creamery and station. 89 VICTOR HARRIS. REDCLIFFS, FRONTING BEACH. nOO A—SUBSTANTIAL House, contain5/DOU ing C rooms, scullery, bathroom, j hot and oold water service, and shower, other conveniences, good site. 165 VICTOR HARRIS. CLOSE TO PAPANUI ROAD. J?(* QA— THIS strongly-built attractive ReefcOOvJ sidence contains 6 large plastered rooms, and is furnished throughout with c-very modern convenience. Having inspected it whilst it was being erected, we havo no , hesitation in guaranteeing it to bo a thoroughly sound structure, gcod section, well situated, contains J-acre. 173 VICTOR HARRIS. FARMS WORTH SEEING. -J AAA ACRES—Good Land throughout. IUUU Modern 7-roomcd House and outbui.dings. £10 per ncre. A grand farm. 72 AAA ACRE 3 Heavy Land, grows 45 "iUV/ bushels of wheat to the acre, good builain-gs. £15 per acre. 71 1 zlf_ ACRES—Grows 54 bushels wheat per J'xvJ acre, first-class buildings, convenient to town. 85 I VICTOR HARRIS. ' Central Auction Rooms, I 165 Colombo street. F. H. STEEL, BUTCHER. (Late Langdon and Steel). THE LEADING ESTABLISHMENT OF ITS KIND IN GHRISTCHURCH. NOTHING but ABSwLUI'ELY THE BEST MEAT THE OOUNTRY PRODUCES KEPT. Customers in Oty and Suburbs Waited on Daily for Orders. Customers can always re.y on letters and telegrams being promptly attended to. SMALL GOODS a Speciality. The Annual Output reaches nearly HALF A MILLION POUNDS. Tha a-iaaihy sold speaks for itself. 5290 • 0