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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 13411, 1 May 1909, Page 15

AUCTIONS. A. E. CRADDOCK. THIS DAY. THIS DAY. 12 noon. AUCTION SALE. On account Mrs Geo. Hart. TV-O. 39 ARMAGH STREET, ClTY—Fine section and tvro-stcrcy Residence o: S ro?nis, etc. On account Mrs Patterson, PAGE'S ROAD, BROMLEY— Exceedingly choice Property, consisting of splendidly Mtuaicd section end v.iosiantial residence oi 8 rooms and conveniences, on tramline, close to Wainoui. On account T. H. Candy, Esq., DILWORTH STREET, LOWER RICCARTON— i-Acre, nearly new modern wehbuilt Houso of 6 gocd rooms. Plastered, •- oriel windows, verandah front and side, and up-to-date conveniences throughout. A. E. CRADDOCK, AUCTIONEER, Corner Cashel ar.d Manchester streets. 5903 " MARSHLANDS. MARSHLANDS. SPLENDID LITTLE 25-ACRE hARM; Also STOCK AND EFFECTS THEREON. A E. CRADDOCK has received mstruc--A. lions from Mrs" M. A. Ashton, who intends taking a tour abroad, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on THURSDAY. MAY 20th. 1309. HER SPLENDID LITTLE FARM OF ACRES. Or. the corner of Canal Reserve and Cemetery road, Marshlands. Also The Stock and Effects now thereon, including horses, cows, pigs, poultry, traps, ploughs, harness, furniture, and other effects too numerous to particularise. Sale of Stock and Effects at 11 a.m. Sale cf Furm nt 2 p.m. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. A. E. CRADDOCK. 59,-7 Auctioneer. WOODCHESTER. NORTH RICHMOND. ESTATE OF THE LATE H. D. GARDINER. IMPORTANT SUBDIVISION. BExVUTIFUL HOMESTEAD, WITH OVER o-i ACRES. ' 3S CHARMING BUILDING SECTIONS. A E. CRADDOCK (in conjunction with -A» PiNE and CO.), has received instructions from the Trustees of the Will of the lato H. D. Gardiner, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at his Land Salerooms, Corner Cashel and Manchester streets, on SATURDAY. MAY 22nd. 1909, at 12 noon, 38 BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED BUILDING SECTIONS, in this charming Estate. THE Sections vary in area from J-acre to 5J acrc3. A number of fhem havo water frontages, being situated on a high natural terrace, which runs down to Dudley Creek. ALL tho sections are high and dry, and arc ideal Building Sites. THE land is of the very finest quality, tho locality is an exceedingly healthy ono, ar.d the surroundings nro most picturesque. THE "BURWOOD TRAM service, which tho Tramway Board has decided to electrify, runs along tho Western boundary of the property. THE PROPERTY is closo to the City Bottndftrv, and only about two miles from tho Post Office. ALSO, THE HOMESTEAD. Consisting of over 5* acr°s laid -utinornameitai grou ds. orchards, aud paddocks, skirted by Dudley Creek. TH '. HOUSE contains 8 largo living rooms, and all modern conveniences. Tho situation in a most charming one. THE outbuildings comprise stables, storerooms, men's rooms, trapsheds, and other useful appurtenances. A visit of inspection will convince anyone that, this is one of tbe most prettily situated and complete homfsteuds iv tho neighbourhood of Christchurch. NOTE.—Under the provisions of the will the Trustees must sell, and they aro particularly anxious that everything should be disposed of at the Auction. They have conseoiKft'v fixed ASTONISHINGLY LOW RESERVES. TERMS: 10 per cent, deposit, 5 per cent, in 3 months, 5 per cent, in 6 months, 10 per cent, on 21st March, 1910, ba'anco on 21st March, 1911. Interest, 5 per cent. Tho whole of tho purchase money can be paid at any time within tho period mentioned. Land Transfer Title. ; Sale Pl»"s available on TUESDxVT NEXT. PYNE and CO.. A. E. CRADDOCK, 6326 Cashel street, Auctioneers. C A. LEES AND CO. AN UP-TO DATE FARM. 13 MILES FROM CHRISTCHURCH. 700 ACRES - This is one of the Cheapest Properties we havo had the pleasure of offering to th 9 1 farmers of New Zealand. The Soil varies from good loam to heavy 1 land, and its oaoability may be gathered from ' tho fact the.t the owner wintered last year OVER 1000 EWES, besides which a gocd proportion was under white crop. The Homestead is p'easantly situated, wHh Fine Plantation adjoining, and consists oi Modern Houso of 7 rooms and iffices; stablirg. woolshed, yards, <-tc, etc. All within i-uiiio of Railway Station, School, and P.O. SEEING IS BELIEVING, bo wo confidently invite inspection. £9 PER ACRE. Fol. 674 C. A. LEES and CO. 2000 ACRES - SHEEP RUN. Warm Sheep Country; rental 3d per Acre; 31 years unexpired. WINTERED 1300 EWES, besides 100 Head Cattle. This is the Cheapest Property in tho Grazing line in Canterbury, within 9 miles of Railway and Va eyards, where good markets are held. SIX-ROCMED MODERN HOUSE, . Stabling, Woolshed, Yards, etc. As the Owner is in poor health, our instructions an TO SELL. For further particulars apply F-01. 431 C. A. LEES and CO. •'t 400 ACRES - SPLENDID GRAIN and FATTENING FARM. Fine Property, diviu-id into 12 paddocks; all ievel land, close to Station, School, and r.o. BUILDINGS consist of 1 EIGHT-ROOMED HOUSE,, 10-stall Stabl-o, Woolshed, Implement Shed, etc. ; VERY EASY TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. £17 PER ACRE. Fol C7S C. A. LEES and CO. DAIRY FARM. NORTE ISLAND. 1Q- ACRES—FINE FARM, close to School J-C<J and Creamery, 16-bail cowshed, < cheff-house with water wheel, fi-ROCMED DWELLING in good order; fine plantation, i : £-133 CASH. j3.".:0,r.c2 by insfaJaicnts, Interest S per cent. - { C. A. LEES and CO., | 153 Cashel street. Pol. 283 *