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AUCTIONS. x VICTOiR HARRIS. AUCTION BALE OF FURNITURE. THIS DAY! THIS DAYI THIS DAY! At 10.30 aharp, at HARRIS'S CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS. rpHE LUt for To-dey'e Sale includes the J. following rood*:—2 Sideboard*. 0-piece Leather Suite. Duchewc Chests, Wtlhttaude, Toilet Ware, A«*trian Chair*, Carpet*. Linoleum*. Oilcloth, Curtains, Table Lamp*, Stretcher* and Mattrwwe*. Mirror*, Parrot and Cage, 10 paira Blanket*, Sheet* and Quilts, Tery large Cheffonier, Couch**, 6 Oramaphonee, quantity of Fancy Good*, ?lated Cruet*, Biscuit Barrels. Epergne*. hoto Frame*,' Clock*, Show Cases, and Sundries of all descriptions. VICTOR HARRIS, J978 Auctioneer. THIS DAY, at 1 o'clock *h«rj>. Ladies , Maltese silk scarves and COLLARETTES. , On Account of Whom It May Concern. MR VICTOR HARRIS has been favoured with instruction! to cell, absolutely without reserve, 7 Ladies' Finpjit-quality Maltose Scarves, and also 3 handsome Maltese Silk Lace Collarettes. These are genuine articloa, and may be inspected in the Room* to the Sale to-d*y. No Reserve whatever. VICTOR HARRIS, 6974 Auctioneer. AUCTION BALE OF CITY PROPERTY. Nes. 41 and 43, PETERBOROUGH atreet. NEXT WEDNESDAY, at 2 o'clock. At the CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS. MR VICTOR HARRIS has been instructed by Mr F. Mitchell to cell by Public Auction, as above, hi* properties Nos. 41 and 43, Peterborough street, City, containing two 4-roomed Houses and conveniences, and altogether 80 perches of land. The properties are let for thr« year*, and together bring in 30s a week and pay fully 15 per cent, on the reserve price. A good opportunity to e> speculator. VICTOR HARRIS, 6973 Auctioneer. yitJTOR HARRIS. GENEBAL AUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT. Central' Auction Room*, 1M COLOMBO STREET. OWNER VERY ANXIOUS TO- SE(LL. TtHIS vejy handsome property is titunta within *nreb miiinte» f Walk of the Cathedral adnkro, aod near the Museum and Garden*, ft contains 6 duelling room* and atl m»d6rn convenience*, high concrete foundation's, plastered ahd papertd throughout, Hot ahfl cold water service, >obd .section, planted/with choice tree*, laVrn at back ol the house. At the owner Sβ leaving Christchurch, he is very anxi&tis to sell, and will accept considerably Ices than cost price in j GTcior to effect a quick sale. Full particulars on application to . . -13 victor harris. avonside" .•?in£A— ATTRACTIVE β-robmed House, J J*l\JO\J dining-room ZJ x 14.6, sittingroom 18 x_l4A 7ft.pall. pnncreto foundation* plaMejred ana papered thronphouf, hot and | cold .wafer ternbe, WI ihoyirn fcbnVenienoee. j The house, stands on k high terrace; 'abb'nl ; 2 acres of land, «tab!e«, ordhanL 40 VICTOR HAIWtIS. FENDAXTON. j 6 ACRES of iirst-tlae« land, beautifully / planted and luid out. orchard, garden, > elc, modern 7-roohied dwVlhng-. wide hill, : plMtered and papered, hot end cold water; service, all modem convenience*, outbuiMings, : fplondid locality , . Price SItSSO. A very it- : tracive property. f^^^^\ rffin AtJREB trepuWg kM n-azing ftmh. IUU well !ences kt& vmwttis good Warn 9-roon«d hbuso. Wpolihea, A'ablM. «hd other outbuilding*. 111!* firm is in tKorb\i|n ioort ordet, and it cohtehient fcoth to mil way htatioh and 1« iowA. . , .70 VICTOR HARRIS. *>rtrt ACttfeS, heavy, afctfenltnral )**&, A iUU the best «f faeaH.bnd very clean, fence* in excelletai "Order, good water, supply, very good 4-rpbtocd honeo, plastered but, foundfttioni, usutl tonveni*hr*», B-tttlSed lttbl», looeteboic,. wodlshed, nnd implement ehed. etc. Bituat« hear school, and convenient to railway station. £16 per acre. A capital fafcu. 64 \ICTOR HARRIS. '' A REAL GOOD"FARMr : X? 99 lAS PER ACRE—3OO acros loamy. ***d£d IXJ fterieuKural land, grow* excellent crops of wheat, "peaii, oat»v»nd potatoes.' The whole farm is in good order, and the land is in the best of h*ert. The building* consist of a> new IS-roomed houto, plastered throughout, hot and cold water service, *ll necessary ttitbuildibg*, withlh easy driving ViCTdR BJUftRtS. SW ACaIES O* , GOOD ALL-ROUND LAND. X*lfl I£i ß PER, ACBE—Thi* i« a very &I\J iXf . (jood. Rrating and croppipg farm. Th» J»nd has been Very fittl* ciopped, and is therefore in the beat of BeiH, fencrt ih thdrbUfh rood order, ample water supply, new 6-roomed houfe. ana venienoes, β-itallea etiibre, chaffhouse. etc; ißituaie handy to railway, and within easy distance of town. This farm fully justi6ei ttrong recflmfliendptioh. Flrhis that ar* Situate in its vicinity and have been sold for more than £2 per acre above the "price stared for this farm, art ilk ho reeped __tICTOR HARRii 07 X*i A PEtt kerts of .land, thai 9*Lt i* suitable for wheat, oats, clover. %\t. Very llUftvV shlep. Carrying cfcpacitjr, splendid nofflentslL The house contains 8 rooms ahd ill moiletn conveniences, large woolshed, granary, sheeb yards, stables, etc.' A model farm, Most conveniently "ifcutUd, within easy walking distance of the railway. . Cβ VICTOR HARRIS. . THE CENTRAL FURNITURE AUCTION ROOMS. FURNITURE may be sent to the above , Rooms for the Auction Pale tott the Wedhesda? Amd the Saturday of each w*ek Highest market prioea gu»wiate«d, Furniture Also Bought for Ceih where Clients wish to »Toid an Auctibn S«!e. C 3343 VICTOR HARRIe. WHI&HT, STEPHENSON, 00. LAND, LAND. TUTAGNIFICENT PROPERTY IN OTAGO. Two mflcs from a town. Railway siding on the place. Beautifully appointed Homtitend, well situated. All Outbuildings thoroughly up-10-dsie. Land uaeqtulled f<>r fattening. CARRIES THREE SHEEP TO THE ACRE. Excellent breeding (rroucd for Stock. Well watered end subdivided. '" ONE OF THE CHOICEST ESTATES IN THE ISLAND <D 191). Further particulars and price from WRIGHT, STEPHENSON and CO., LTD. Head Office: Dunedin. A.'to at Chrittcfiurcli. Tiniiiru, Osmsiu, Invercargill, Gore, Keleo, Wellington ar.d Auckland. C 037 THE Sight Skilfully Tested. Glasses Fitted. " Alwafs satisfaction. Interchangeable m«thod GO TO KENNETT'S. C«l9