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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13108, 6 May 1908, Page 15

AUCTIONS. VICTOR HARRIS. AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURES THIS BAY! THIS DAY!! THIS DAYM! At 1 o'clock. AT HARRIS'S CENTRAL AUCTION BOOMS. AT This Day's Auction. Sale of Household Furniture, the following- goods will be sold:—English Piaro, Organ, Sideboard, Dinj&g Table, Velvet Suite, Saddlebag: Suite. : Wardrobe. Hall-stand, I/men Presa, Singer Sewipg Machine, Brass-rail Bedsteads, M&ttrafses. Rattan Chairs, Perambulator, Gocart, Ducfcesse Cbests, Weshstands, War*, i Brussels Carpet. Rug, Linoleum, Oilcloth, '•Meat Safe, 4 Pietxu-ee (steel engravings), I Shakespeare's Works (illuatro-ted by 40 srtecl I engravings), Child's lioa Cot, Handsome Rrmu Duchesee Dressing Table, 2 Glass Show Casea, • 3 Steel Trunks, Cockatoo and 1 Cag«, Toilet T&blea, Mirrors, Chairu, and Sundries, etc. VICTOR HARRIS, 9646 Auctioneer. FURS! FURS! I FURSI 1 ! THERE is iww on tow at HARRIS'S J- CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, a very fin* assortment of REAL AUSTRALIAN FURS, which have been specially prepared for Ladies' Winter Wear. These Furs are without doubt Rome of the finest that come into the country. The prices put on them are considerably below the usual phop rate. as can bo verified by inspection. The assortment includes:—Ladies' Shoulder Capes, Stol«s in Grey and Brown Fur, Muffs and Muff Baga, Necklets, Boas, and also Motor and Carriage Fur Bugs, Parlour Floor Rug;, and Slip Mats, etc. There are also a few Special Lines of MERCHANDISE k«pt, <srprees!y for Private Sale, and at pricee that disarm competition. They include:—Tann'* Safes (one of the best makee -in tie world). Cutler's Desks, Williamson's FLret Quality Linoleums in beautiful designs, Brass-rail Bedsteads complete, Sideboards, Duchesee Chests, Austrian Chairs, Bedroom Were, Carpets, etc Inspection invited. A SPECIAL WORD TO HOUSEHOLDERS. If you wi«h to avoid »n Auction Sale of your Furniture, we are prepared to purchase far caeh, at the very highest Auction Rates iae much as you may nave to dispose of. You have merely to leave your addrese β-l the above rooma, and if the valuation proves satisfactory—ac it does in moet cases—yon j will at once be paid out in cash. VICTOR HARRIS, The Central Auction Room*, 03259 165 Colombo street. THE CHEAPEST SHEEP FARM IN THE . MARKET. WITHIN DRIVING DISTANCE OF TOWN THERE IS £1 PER ACRE in this *c a SPECULATION. ■ 1600 ACRES AT £5 PER ACRE. THERE is no aweeter Sheep Country in Canterbury than this block of land. All through the recent dry season the grass held out splendidly, and the sheep were all turned off fat, and realised top prices at Addmgton. The farm is all well fenced and watered, and is well roaded. The land grows splendid crops of Oats, Clover, and Turnips. There is a compact, Homestead which, in addition to the house, includes sheepyards, shearing-shed, etables, implement shed, etc. Land buyers, are invited to inspect' this farm without delay. 82 VICTOR HARRIS. THREE HANDY LITTLE FARMS. KfV ACRES j?ood Dairying Land, well O\J fenced and watered, and in model order throughout. Good 6-roomed House, stable and chaff-house, trapshed on concrete foundation, etc. £1050. 218 XX ACRES rich heavy Dairying or CropUJ ping Land, 4-roomed House and Outbuildings; situate near Lincoln. £33 'per acre. ' 217: A A ACRES—Some of the very beet land in 4tU Halswell; grows magnificent crops. Good 4-roomed House and necessary Outbuildings. £56 per acre. A splendid little farm. Easy term.. BJjaa «» IN THE ELLESMERE DISTRICT. ! ifiQl ACRES of rich, loamy Agricultural lUtfis and Grazing Land. Well fenced and subdivided, and watered by permanent streams. Grows excellent crops of Wheat, Peas, Beans, Clover, Oats, etc. Nice Dwell-, ing-house of 6 large rooms and conveniences, 6-stall stable, 10-bail cowshed, grain shed, etc. £25 10s per acre. NEAR PAPANUI. 1 Ql ACRES of the Richest of Land, laTge JL<£2 part in choice orchard. Gives a eplendid return every year. Balance of land is in young grass and clover. Good 8-roomed-House, pantry, scullery, bathroom, 2-etalled stable, trapshed, fruit house, etc. A real nice property. £1650. 231 VICTOR. HARRIS, ! 166 COLOMBO STREET. C 3259 DEVEREUX. KING AND CO. DEVERETJX, KING AND CO., LTD. I "fXrE have placed in our hands FOR SALE YY eeveral Small SHEEP RUNS of exceptional value, acd those in search of such i properties will do well to call and get particuTars kLBoRouGH Per Act*. £ i. d. 6 000 Acres, good homestead, close to rail 4 IS 0 5,218 Acres, splendid ewe country 5 0 0 6,500 Acres, splendid ewe country 3 0 0 11,000 Acres, ewe and dry sheep country •• ■• •• 2 5 0 NORTH ISLAND. 7,650 Acres, eplendid sheep and cattle land .. .. ..5 0 0 i 4,569 Acres, splendid sheep and cattle land . 10 0 0 12,074 Acres, splendid sheep and cattle land .. .. ..300 DEVEREUX, KING end CO., LTD.. C36OS 137 Lichfield street.. DEVEREUX, KING AND CO., LTD. HORSE COVERS. HORSE COVERS. TARPAULINS. TARPAULINS. Wholesale and Retail. COME and Inspect our Stock of Harness, Oilskins, Laggings, Rugs and Hora* Clippers. The Best in Town to select from. Repairs done on shortest notice. It will pay you to deal with DEVEREUX, KING and CO., 187 Lichfield street. C 3386 C. R. WILSON AND CO. C. R. WILSON AND CO. BANNEHR and CO., Sole Proprietors. Poultry and General Auctioneers, Land, Estate and General Commission Agents, Produce Merchants, eta WILSON'S POPULAR SALEYARDS, 163 TUAM STREET. The Mo ?t Extensive and Beet Equipped in the Dominion. WEEKLY MARKET REPORT OF POULTRY: MESSRS C. R. WILSON and CO. (Bandehr and Co., proprietors) report another large entry of Poultry at their Yards on Saturday, all classes being well represented. Prices were slightly easier. Tho followin? are the prices obtained: — Hens 2a to 2s 9d, Hens (special) 5a 6d, Pullets 4s to 6a, Roosters Ss 6d to 5s 3d, Ducks 4s Gd to 6s, Geepe 4s to 6e, Turkey Hens 7s to 12s, Turkey Gobblers 12e to 16s 6d (poorly represented), Ferrets 14a to 20s, all at per pair; Eggs very firm at 2» to 2s 4Jd, Preseo-ved Is 4d to Is 5<J per dosen. • 9511 H. M. BANNEHR, Auctioneer.