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AUCTIONS. TONKS, NORTON. AND CO. W Tonki.) • ' (W. H. Norton. rpoXKS, NORTON AND CO. PROPERTY AND FIXAXCE AGENTS. MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE, At Lowest Current Hates. j CITY RESIDENCE. 4 COMMODIOUS twelve-roomed House. -»i. bathroom, h. and c. end all conveniences, main eewer connection, about J-acre good corner site, within a few minutes walk of the Post Office. A splendid chance for anyone requiring a fir*t-class boardinghouse. Reasonable terms can be arranged: .^C 8 TONES, NORTON and CO. J?1 Jjn—RICCAP.TON. close to railway and , dCJ-OUtho Riccarton road—Two good Building Sections each about J-acre. fenced, level, and ready to build on. This is f> thorough bargain. Cash advanced for building. 408 TONKS. NORTON and CO. On-t (\— WE are instructed by the Trustees dbwiU i n a, Deceased Estate to Soil a six. roomed House, wrtb gocd Section, sunny aepect, situated in Sydenham, just off Colombo street, handy to railway and public school. This ie a. very oheap property, and we oan arrange term* if desirid. 331 8 TONKS. NORTON and CO. rpOilES ROAD, just off i-apiinur road—A i- splendid Buildinsr Site, about J-acre, together with the Bakehouse thereon. 404 TONKS. NORTON and CO. BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED RESIDENCE. AN exceptionally well-built Hoxise, containing (.even rooms and domestic offices; 2 ncres Land, splendid tennis court and lovely grounds, healthy locality; situated at St. Martin's, Wilson's Bridge, Opawa. This very desirable property can be purchased for £950. 406 TONKS. NORTON and CO. r?Q9p-_RANFTJRLY STREET—Over Ic&O.—tJ acre in lawn, garden, and fruit trees, together with commodious sevenroomed Residence, two verandahs, oriel window, bathroom, h. and c, end all domestic conveniences, bicycle house, stable and traphouse. 405 TONES, NORTON and CO. . -4?1 Q7i—CITY—A Comfortable 8-roomed 3*LO\J Cottage; a real nibble. Terms can be arranged. 404 TONKS, NORTON «nd CO. • LYTTELTON. Owner left Christchnrch, and Must be So.d. ; A NEARLY NEW. very pretty Cottage of -ii. five rooms, verandah, w.h. end copper, gas and water connections. Venetian blinds, nnd every convenience: J-acre land. A rare chance to obtain a comfortable end faithfullybuilt house. , 395 TONKS, NORTON and CO. -PA Of\— LINWOOD, handy to Power House—A new 4-roomed verandah House, lofty rooms, hall, bathroom, tiled grates, w.h., copper and set tubs, and welltinished throughout, good section, 40 x 142 ft, 6ft paling fence at sides. A very desirable property, and cheap. <03 TONKS. NORTON and CO __ A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN ENERGETIC BUSINESS WAN. OXFORD STREET, LYTTELTON—"IsIe of Wight" Restaurant. Dining aaid Tea Rooms. An old-established business. The present owner is retiring. The premises comprise double-fronted shop, large dining-room, kitchen, splendid range, scullery and all conveniences, 2 bedrooms and sitting-room. The premises are. only nine yeare built, and are in perfect ordeT. The lease has fifteen years to run, at a' rental of £15 per annum. The whole for sale as a going concern, including all accessories for carrying on the business. A splendid position, close to the P.O. and the wharves. Further particulars from TONKS, NORTON and CO., Sole Agents. TO BE LET. rTVHKEE Comfortably Furnished Rooms, in X house occupied by an elderly lady, close to electric iram, off the Lincoln road. 12s 6d per week. PORT HILLS—House of six rooms, fu.ly Furnished, for a term of cix weeks. LINCOLN ROAD, near the Show Grounds —Eight-roomed Residence, with every modern convenience, stable and traphouse, nearly an acre land, splendid orchard. ST. ALBANS—House of 6 rooms, all convenionces. BUSINESS Premises end Offices in City to Let. W. Tonks.) (W. H. Norton. Established 1888. VALUATIONS AND ARBITRATIONS. ■\yTBSSHS TONKS, NORTON and 00. wish -tVX to draw special attention to the fact that they make VALUATIONS for Probate Purposes under the Act. nlso VALUATIONS of FURNITURE and EFFECTS in HOTEILS, BOARDING-HOUSES, or PRIVATE RESIDENCES. Also, to those wishing to avoid the inconvenience of an Auction Sal«, they are prepared to PURCHASE any class ot GOODS cr FURNITURE FOR CASH. TONKS, NORTON and CO., Auctioneers, Land and Estate Agents. 203 Hereford street. BAKER BROS. BAKER BROS, will AUCTION on FRIDAY, December 22nd, at 2.30 p.m.:— ST. ALBANiS DISTRICT — NURSERY ROAD, off Norman's road, a few chains from Pawanui rood—l acre 1 rood 26 perches, with Mipcrior 7-roamed House. L. and P., 4 fires, V. blinds, wardrobe, bathroom, pantry, scullery, copper, stabling, etc.. garden and orchard, near Mr G. G. Stead's. • FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22nd, at 2.30 j>.m.— LINWOOD— GLOUCESTER STREET (corner Tancred street) —Lovely corner, _i-acre, ■with numerous fruit trees, and convenient 6roonred House. £350 Can remain art 5 per cent. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22nd, at 2.30 p.m.— LINCOLN, CITY ROAD—Mrs Maogregor's Superior Residence of 0 rooms, wifch all modern conveniences, stabling, etc., land 1 Tood and 8 perches. A lwge pert of the purchase can remain at 5 per cent. C. R. WILSON. CHRISTMAS POULTRY. CHRISTMAS POULTIt?. Choicest of all Dishes. SPECIAL AUCTION SALES CHRISTMAS POULTRY. WILSON'S Popular Saleyards, WEDNESDAY NEXT, 30th inst., at 11 o'clock, and SATURDAY NEXT, 23rd inst., at 11 o'clock. Prime Fat Birds wanted. Hi£h prices ruling. Entries invited. 7373 C. R. WTLSC-N, Auctioneer. A. E. CAMPBELL AND CO. i AE. CAMPBELL AND CO., • Late HARDING, CAMPBELL and CO.. Auctioneer, Valuer, Land, Estate and Financial Agent, J9l Hereford street. Christchurch. ~\!&& A. E. CAMPBELL begs to announce JX that his partnership with Mr W. R. Harding having expired by effluxion of time, and having bought Mr W. R. Hardi»g's interest in the late firm of Harding, Campbell and Co., the late business in future will be carried on at the old address by Aitken. Campbell, under the name of A. E. Campbell and Co.. Land, Estate, and General Commission Agents. In thanking our clients for pdat favours, and soliciting lor the new firm a continuance of the patronage and support as bestowed upon the late firm, we shall bo alud to secure the patronage of others whose interests will in all cases be carefully studied. Qjr AORES— Rich River-bank Land! iji'J fenced and subdivided into suitable paddocks, £0 10s per acre; 35 Acres good Land, near, £7 per aero; and 5 Acres with good 5-roomed House and buildings, for £350. These could be worked together or separately. Will sell any or nil. Riveisdale. 515-600 515-601 733F-277 A(\(\ ACRES. Canterbury District clese -J.UU rail—One of the finest all-round Farms in New Zealand. Splendid land, grows magnifioent crops, carry 4 sheep to the acre. New residence and every necessary building. Large part of the purchase money can remain at 4J per cent. Only a limited time in_wlrich_to_«ell. 514-590 -t -i f\t\ ACRES of good* Sheep Country, part XJ.UU freehold, balance Leasehold, all well fenced and watered; good 5-roorn House and outbuildings; will carry 2 sheep per acre et 3s 6d per sheep; close to Ashburton Saleyards, railway station, and freezing works. The faxm grows very gocd crops, and is » nibble_at_£43Qo. 3-I6» T~A~(\C\ ACRES of Sheep Country, low bills, XrxU \t well subdivided and fenced, highest ' point above sea level 800 ft, carries 800 ewes I all year; good homestead. Satisfactory reaeons for sale. Price £3000. Terms. SECTIONS and HOUSES in every part of Christchurch for Sale. 1 A. E. CAMPBELL and CO., 1 191 Hereford street, Christchurch. THE ROYAL BARLOCK TYPEWRITER, j TTi from "Hansard." page 1298. 30th J_J October, 1005. Supply, Printing and j Stationery Vote. "Mr Hogg (Masterton) asked ■ {or an explanation of.the item with respect Ito typewriters. The Bight Hon. Mr Seddon i (Premier) said the Government had been payI irtg too much for Ye>ukee typewriters, and in ! future they were going to have British type- ' writers. He believed the Royal Barlock was the test machine." EGGLESTOX and CO., j Canterbury Agent*.