AUCTIONS. H. B. SORO3XSEN. THIS DAY. WEI>KESDA.Y. MAT 6lh. Sale II o'clock. TO BUILDERS, FARMERS, AND OTHERS. HB. SOREN'SEX, instructed by Mwcxs • Ashby, Ber-h nnd Co., will hold * CLEARING SALE (at t^,£«*s£# and Hereford streets), c! etc., comprising— 1 Set of Avery Weighing Machine, i-ton of Spike Nails, 25 Register Grates, Cutfloor Brads, lot Builders' Hoop Iron, Enamel Sinks, 1 Marine Boiler. 1 Vertical Crane, 1 Overhead Travelling Crane, Brass-cased Piping, Rakes and Handles. Lamp it lasses. Drums. Firewood, 1 Pianing Machine, Skylight Bars, 20 kegs Staples. Fencing Wire, 1 ton of Bolts and Xuts, Scythe • Handles, 1 400-gal. Tanks, 1 200-gal. do, Grindstones, Shovels, Zinc Washboards, 1 Cof. Oven, 3 Carpor.ter'6 Benches, 1 ton Pile-driving D.-rrick and Monkey. HO51& OF SUNDRIES FOR ABSOLUTE , SALE. 9563 ; TUESDAY NEXT, MAY 12th. SIX-ROOMED HOUSE FOR REMOVAL \ AT SOCKBTJRX SALE 11.30 PROMPT. HB. -.SOpECSEX has received instiuc- • tions from tho City Surveyor to SELL by PUBLIC .AUCTION", on the Premises. Sockburn Abattoirs, A GOOD SIX-ROOMED HOUSE FOR REMOVAL. Also, Largo Quantity of Posts and Rails (Black Birch). H. B. SOREXSEN, 9G23 Auctioneer. i ; • ■ -H. B. SORENSEN. ' DAILY AUCTION OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES TO THE PUBLIC. • NO BIDS REFUSED. ' t HAVE decided to accede to the Tequeet i X of many growere and buyers to hold a [ Daily Auction Salo of Fruit and Vegetables The support of both Buyers and Growers is earnestly asked to enable mc to thoroughly establish this fixture. 1 Remember, your interest* and convenience f will be my continual study. Consign, C 3157 H. B. SOHENSEN. Auctioneer. BAKER BROS. CALL FOR 1 PRINTED LIST OF HOUSES TO LET. 1 Issued Weekly by T> A X E R B B O S., 133 Manchester etreet. CITY, COLOMBO STREET, NORTH. i . ■ L__ ■ only nuo. { AN ABSOLUTE GITT AT( THE MONEY. t TTOUSE contains 7 rooms, replete vrith all JlI possible modern conveniences, such as ' telephone, gas, gas rings and fires, ecn-llery, B pantry, bathroom, h. and c, ehower, hand c basin, two oriel windows, French windows, r tiled hearths % and grates, cupboarda, plaslor cornices, leadliehte, washihouse, copper, tubs, storeroom, coalhouse, et«. Grounds comprise nearly i-acre, laid out in lawns, flower beds, asphalt paths, fruit trees, etc. The situation is all one can. wish for, being'only seven minutes' walk from tho Square, and only one minute'from,. electric car. Tho House stands well back from the rood, con- ; Eloquently nar'-westers, dust, and such like abominatione, are, to * great extent, avoided. : Cards to view from the Agents, ■•,■,- BAKER BROS., • \ - .138 Manchester strict. : A Gli-T. WITH BAKEiR BEGS , . COMPLIMENTS. ST. ALBAN6. Corner of two chain slreete, -within a few i yards of E. Tram. 8 -ROOMED HOUSE, all possible conveniences, including five fires, tiled hearths and grates, yen. blinds, gas. two bay win- - dows, verandah two sides, pantry, ecullery, fixed cupboards «nd dreiser, picture mou'dings, 1- and p., papered, extra wido hall, centre flowers, urch, washhousc, copper, tubs, etc., in condition as now, J-acre corner section, lawna. etc., punny situation. Only JE97O. Cards to view from the Agents. 2306 BAKICJI BHOS.. 13b' Manchester etreet. > _j _— > H. NEAVE AND CO., LIMITED. • ——— ____———————————— — — LEESTON SALE. i FRIDAY NEXT. ; PRESENT ENTRIES: i • GO Head Steers and Heifers, from 1J years to 3 years ' ■ ■, a. NEAVE «vnd CO.. LTD., > 9577 Auctioneers, Leesion. 5' " ■■■... J THE FARMERS , SALEYARDS. LTD. THE FARMERS' SALEYARDS, LTD. , PRODUCERS, send in your Fruit Yeg«: tables, Grain. Poultry, etc. Buyer*,' E attend our DAILY SALES. > '• WE DON'T REFUSE THE PUBLIC BIDS.. We want Good Prices for Growere. We want to Supply tho Public Needs. We are doing both every day. 5857 HOTELS. \ LEVIATHAN HOT EL. DUNEDIN (Neerly opposite Now Railway. Station—short turn to the left whon leaving station). The Favourite House with the Travelling Public SIXTY NEW ROOMS JUST ADDED, ' Including New Sitting, Smoking, and Bathrooms. THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE HOTEL IX NEW ZEALAND. LOWEST TARIFF of any Hotel in Australasia, Sβ, 5s 6d, 6a per day; 255, 27s 6d, 30a per week, according to accoinonodation. ' Permanent Boarders by arrangement, r Fire Escape throughout the Building. Night and I>ay Porters. ' All communications 'to JAMES CONJfOR. • ■ .. v C 3373 SHADES HOTEL. CHRISTCHURCH. \/TB GEO. L. RAYNER begs to inform his friends and th« general public thst he t has taken a Lease.of the above Hotel. An excellent Lunch will be served from 12.30 to g p.m. C 3558 THE DOMINION HOTEL (Opposite the New Theatre) IS now under ENTIRELY NEW MANAGEMEXT. The Hotel -is being thoroughly renovated and restored. A Epc-ial feature of [ the New Management will be r. is SHILLING LUNCH. Is. From 12 o'clock to 2 p.m., With a Menu unapproached in thia City. Cam - H. McARTNEY. Proprietcr. < CITY BUFFET PRIVATE HOTEL COLOMBO fcIREET (Near Recce's. Ironmongcrii). FIRST-CLASS APCOMMODATION for Permanent Boarders and the Travelling Public, Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths. Close to Railway Station and General Poet Office. TRAMS PASS DOOR. Luncheon from Noon to 2 p.m. Letters ard Telegrams will receive protont 1 , ' ' . attention. \ Telephone Ho. 673. i lAMES UOWEY, Proprietor J " I
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13108, 6 May 1908, Page 14
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