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I AUCTIONS. TO FREEZING BUYERS. STORE SHEEP i AND LAMB DITTO. SPRINGSTON SALEYABJSS. .MONDAY NEXT. * We ba/ve received the following ENTRIES for the above Sale, vkl: — - i~f>A PRIME FREEZING LAMBS ' OjSjJ \ 2SO Very i 'FVTwiT<d Four-tooth. "Welibers; npSesdid sbwp - - . . 200 Two-tooth Wethers # v 100 Two-tooth. Weihers 200 Two-tooth Crossbred Ewes; reane'" lOih April ■ ♦ M 0 Six-tooth Crossbred Ewee; rame l«t April x 300 Six. and Eiefrt-tootht Crossbred Ewes; rams 15th April 100 Sound-mouth Crossbred Ewes; rams sth. Axjril 60 Six and Eight-tooth Ooeebred Ewe*; nuns -Ist April 80 Fat Ewes : 103. Forward Crwsbred Lambs 160 Forward Crossbred Leinbe 40 Forward Crossbred Lambs , 13 Head 20-montlw-old Steers end Heifers, t well bred and' in good condition V \ 20 Head Fat end Store Cattle i On account Mr David Knight. „ Harw, Cart, Ilar&es£ Farm Dray, HaA " rows, Plough. Let of Tools, Dairy , . Utensils, Harness, etc., cite. Sale commences wt 12 noon with Fat Lamibs. FURTHER EKTRIES INVITED. 4 PYNE and CO.. 9123 Auctioiwens. ; McKENZIE AND WILUS. * * jITcKENZIE AND WILLI'S. R. S. Clair McKensie.) (Joseph WilMs. AUCTIONEERS, LAND. AND ESTATE : AGENTS. ROYAL EXCHANGE .BUILDINGS. f Cathedral square (next to Post Office). FASHIONABLE BOARDINGHOUSE. have just hud placed .in our hands VV for sale, a first-claes Boerdinsfhous* or Private Hotel, doing a splendid business, pood connection, grand opportunity for the right pereon. excellent reasons for selling, cash required, at least £&00. Full particulars on application. Principals only dealt with. ; * ■ > MoKENZIE an£ WILLIS. _ "SPLENDID SITUATION. ST. ALBANS—Houso of S rooms, every possible convenience, high concrete foundation;, built thfee years, just - papered ; throughout, bay and oriel windows, return ; verandah, plastered ivnd • cornices, deep well, i-acre, N.W. aspect, cornel- stetion. Low . price. Easiest of terms. a McKENZIE and WILLIS. - gTsn^mjmTn's - residence. TA7E have just had a Magnificent Gentle. T T nui'i' Residence jjlaoed in our bands , for Sal«. The property' comprises a nearly : New House of 10 large rooms, .with every j modern cocTenienoc". Charmingly situated in beautiful grounds. .; Quite close 1o the • City, and just off a miiln ejectric car route. 3 acres laid out ; in parden. lawns, ccurt, shrubbery, artificial lake, conservatory;stables, trapshedY etc., etc. Anyone seeking : a place of Ihis "description should call at our office, and see photographs of this place , inside and out. Folio 166 McKENZIE »nd WILLIS^ SUBUUBAN r ~B"UTCHERY; BUSINESS. • WE have .for ra'.c. by private treaty, a splendi* suburban 1 Bntchery business. Only reason for Follir.ff.ie present owner's retirement. Good locality, first-class business, exceedingly liberal terms to good man. Owner is prepared ]io allow bulk of the purchaee money to remain , A bona. fide concern. - Full particulars on application. Only principals and genuine buyers. dealt with. McKENZIE and WILLIS. SPECIAL NOTICE. AS we find that some people do not care to submit their Goods to Auction, we beg to- announce that WE ARE PREPARED TO ,BUY SKCOND-HAND FURNITURE in any quantity. Best possible cash prices ' A UCTION SALES of Furniture, etc.. held J\ in our Commodious Auction Room* EVERY FRIDAY. «t 1.80 p.m. CALL AND INSPECT OUR BARGAINS IN NEW FURNITURE. McKENZIE AND WILLIS, Auctioneers and Land Agents. . Cathedra , square >. (next; Poet Office). • • ■ •-■ ■> ■ ILES AND CO. ILES *nd CO. THIS DAY, at 1 o'clock. A LARGE ENTRY OF FURNITURE. TLES and CO. will SELL, in -their Rooms, JL 137 Lichfield street (opposite -Stcsngo'e), THIS DAY. a Very Large Entry oi Superior . FURNITURE of all descriptione, also Household Linon, Blankets. Cutlery, Crockery, Glassware, and all kinds of Kitchen Utensils, also a pood Violin, Bicycles, etc., etc. ' ■ - ■ ' • To -those famishing, we start the sale ci 1 o'clock This Day. . : ILES end CO., 1371 Auctioneers. .-.. THE PEOPLE'S AUCTION - ROOMS. 137 LICHFIELD STREET (opposite Strange's).. A. ILES AND CO.. AUCTIONEERS, FURNITURE VALUATORS, ETC. WANTED, Consignments of Furniture, ' : Merchandise, or Goods of any dt scrip- . tion to sell, or will buy. the above, and give the highest cash price. To those requiring Furniture, call on us • before going ■ elsewhere. We keep a stock of Now and ' Good Second-hand Furniture-to choose from. Auction Sales held every SATURDAY at 1 ' o'clock, in our rooms, 137 LICHFIELD STREET (opposite Strange's). ; A. ILES, Auctioneer. GOULD, BEAUMONT AND 00. GOULD, BEATBIONT and CO. Established 1867. Representatives for TRUSTEES, EXECCTORS, AND ABSENTEES. WE UNDERTAKE the MANAGEMENT . of TRUST, ABSENTEE, and PRI- ' VATE ESTATES, and the collecting of Rents and Interest. MORTGAGES. We have Money available for Investment at current rates of Interest. ,■ Agents for Highland Sheep Dip and CTimax Sheep Dip. A SOUND INVESTMENT. IOAA ACRES, six miles from railway, X£d\J\J close to good markets, and within driving distance of town. Land all in good heart, and well watered by water-racee. The homestead comprises a dwelling of 8 rooms, with modern appointments. 13-stall stable,* and all necessary outbui'dinKS. It is a good cropping farm, and excellent fattening country. Price Silver acre._ SMALL GRAZING RUN. 19ftO ACRES—Amuri Crown Leasehold, -Lfc/vlv/ one of the beet little grazing runs in the district, - well fenced, well watered, and well gras:ed. It ha* an extremely comfortable and complete homestead, and is capable of carrying 1000 ewes. The rental is a very low one, and the property offers a safe investment. Further particulars on : application. . MID-CANTERBURY. IAAA ACRES, 8 miles from railway, 4 AXnJyJ miles from township, school, and telephone—Good homestead of 5 rooms, and 6-sUU stable, trap shed, etc. This is a capital holding, capable of growing good crops of oats, turnips, and rape. Price £7 5» per acre. MID-CANTERBURY. lAf\(\ ACRES—Very conveniently situated JLtcx/v/ as regards railway, school and market, well subdivided, complete homestead, comprising β-rooaed dwelling, stable*, wool shed, and all necessary outbuildings. The bulk of the land is ploughable, and the property oflers a splendid opportunity for producing fat lambs, as it ie »!' ewe country. Pric* £8 15b per acre. • GOULD, BEAUMONT and 00. ■ C3IC J. G. SHBIMPTON. WATCH-MAKER AND JEWELLER. ] THPORTEB of High-daw Japane«s ArS . X Tr*t*ure*. Cloisonne, Satoum*. Irory Carrine*. *nd Bronses. I AiTtvncM made on Watch**, Jewellery, ; I ' ; ... - ■ . .; etc, ; 'etc.' . ' -, . . • ■ ki^\U^V«j-i'VA : ycwRSSS&iJIBEB!LM»22L ii