AUCTIONS. H. B. SORENSEN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7th. SALE Eleven o'clock. HB. SORENSEN has received in»truc« • tions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at his ROOMS, 174 LICHFIELD STREET, a Large and Important Consignment of MANCHESTER GOODS, DRAPERY, AND CLOTHING, sent for ABSOLUTE SALE, and including? —White lace curtains, embroidered covers, men's Oxford shirts, men's suits and trousers. Turkish towels, coloured quilts, white ditto, bedspread*, sheets, men's flannelette shirts and underpants, line of ruga, ladies* dress skirts, under ditto, men*, women*, an 1 girls' hose, umbrellas, cashmere*, serges, and many lines of sundries. This is a Consignment direct from the manufacturer*, every line being in perfect order, and offers a rare opportunity to heads of families, boarding-house keepers,- etc. H. B. SORENSEN, Auctioneer.
CONWAY MATSON AND SONS. pONWAY MATSON AND SONS, AUCTIONEERS, ETC., Near Manchester street. A BONA FIDE BARGAIN. THE Owner having left for Wellington, ha* asked us to get either a tenant or a buyer for his property on May* road, comprising 2J acres of land and 7-roomed modern house, h. and c, ram, etc. The property is a few minute*' walk to the car*, and will be sold cheap or let. See us today! CONWAY MATSON and SONS. SALVATION ARMY! NURSING HOME PROPRIETORS. BOARDINGHOUSE-KEEPERS- | PRIVATE GENTLEMEN, ETC. THE undermentioned residence is for bona fide sale, and immediate occupation, being just done up. "DURHAM HOUSE," 286 Durham street, City. Thia fin? property, containing 11 room*, • thoroughly renovated throughout, and having nearly an acre of ground*, is now for Sale by Private Treaty. Being an assigned asset, it can be bought at a price unquestionably below market value*.. CONWAY MATSON and SONS, Agent*. A FIRST-CLASS SECTION. -_ 1 fif_~" lUST off Papanui road, St. *IUU Albans—A full J-acre, chain road, sunny side, absolutely the .cheapest site ou thfi* market Better than on the main road, where anything from £350 to £600 is • being asked for J-»cre*. Fol. 65 VCONWAY MATSON and SONS, ' Agents. i? lAC (ft— SUBURBAN Farm Residence, -WXV/sJ*- 6J acres, aunny position for fruit growing, etc., best of land, grows anything or graze, 5 main rooms, bath, acullery, washhouse, stables, etc., etc. sll under cultivation. Terms. Fol. 64 V. CONWAY MATSON and SONS, Agent*.
NEARLY 6 ACRES AND 6 ROOMS. __ 9Ai_-° N MAIN ROAD, near Chrigt**L&\J\J church, a well-built house of 9 living rooms, h. and c. from deep well, pantry and bath, with outbuildings, sUble,----w. house, tubs, etc., and land as follow*:— About 2J acres sown in grass, J-ocre potatoes, and 1 acre in barley, balance orchard and garden; lawns, drive, etc. The above is a cheap property, and within a mile of electric care. Fol. 62 CONWAY MATSON and SONS. £800 " A CHEAP RESIDENCE IN GOOD POSITION. Hand; to Id oara at Carlton, full J-ecre, western aspect, 6 main room*, h. and c, deep well, gas, etc. We can recommend this to., anyone wanting a, good residenoe in a fashionable street at a reasonable price. Fol. 495 CONWAY MATSON and SONS, Agents.
FARM BUYERS. FARM BUYERS. Read these Particulars and Judge for ■ Yourselves. 400 ACRE FARM FREEHOLD. * 300 ACRES LEASEHOLD. FINE AGRICULTURAL FARM, well, fenced and subdivided, close to railway station, creamery, Post Office, and school. • There is a finely situated Residence of 7 rooms, with bathroom and scullery, granary, stables, implement shed, barn, sheep yards, etc. Crop* (which go in with the property), consist of—lso acres wheat, 100 acres oata and grass, 32 acres oats, 46 acres rape and grass, 50 acres one-year-old grass, 25 acres old pasture. All the land now under crop" is looking remarkably well, and the farm is noted as fattening country. Lambs are' always prime quality and good weights, and 50 per cent, go off their mothers: Price, £16 per acre, coops included. Also, 300 ODD ACRES LEASEHOLD LAND, which works in well with the foregoing. Thi* ha* 1 2yeara to run, at a rental of 5s 3d per acre. Of this 47 acres are in wheat. Goodwill £100. FB3a-1594 CONWAY MATSON and SON. Auctioneers, Stock and Land ' Agent*, 139 Cashel street (next Union S.S. Co.) 1566
GOULD, BEAUMONT AND CO. Q.OULD. BEAUMONT AND CO, 'LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. 193 HEREFORD STREET. MORTGAGES. We have money available for imreatment on Fint Mortgage at current rate* , of intereat AGENTS FOB JAPANESE SUPERPHOSPHATES. SELWYN COUNTY. H QA ACRES. Within easy reach of town, railway, and good market*. ;. Well fenced, water in every paddock, and all the land clean and in good heart. Homestead comprises 5-roomed Dwelling, ■table, shearing-shed, implement-shed, and all necessary outbuildings, sheepyards, etc. Easy terms can be arranged. PRICE £8 10a PER ACRE. GOULD, BEAUMONT and CO.
WITHIN 6 MILES OF THE CITY. •4-J ACRES FIRST-CLASS LAND. HOMESTEAD building* comprise 7-roomed modem dwelling, dairy, stable, cow shed, chaffhouse, etc. Land is capable of growing any clo*» of crop, in *ddition to graring well, and offer* an opportunity to a business man with a teste for rural pursuit*, of not only providing himself with a comfortable home, but also a profitable one. Price £1300. En quire early, oa the place is bound to find a ready sale. GOULD, BEAUMONT and CO.
GOOD CROPPING FARM. 564 TCRES. CLOSE TO RAILWAY, SCHOOL. AND GOOD MARKET. Thi* property is witllin driving distance of the City, is well fenced and watered, and in good heart. There i* an excellent homestead, compriaing modern dwelling of 8 room* and office,, stable, granary, implement abed, whore, etc; 60 acres are in wheat 70 acres in oats, and over 100 acre* are being prepared for turnips and rape, and the balance ia in green feed or _-**» PRICE £18 PER ACRE. EASY TERMS. GOULD. BEAUMONT and CO. _
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