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AUCTIONS. ! McKEXZIE AND WILLIS. AUCTION! AUCTION!! ; CONTENTS OF 10 ROOMS. THIS DAY! THIS DAY! ! THIS DAY! !.! Commencing at 12.30 p- m - ON" «ecQUBt of Mre J. J. KilJick, who is giving up housekeeping, on the premise*. C 3 PRINCESS STREET, v, COLSTON, (Take Electric Cars to corner Ferry road and Princei-3 street). The whole of her HOUSEHOLD FURXI; -•URE and EFFECTS, being the contents of p 10-roomed Boardirghouso, comprising Dinins Sitting, Smokir.K and 6 Bedrooms. Dairy Utensils and numerous Sundries, also I'iano. McKENZIE and WILLIS, -■[-- Auctioneers. •Vj-cKENZLS ana WILLIS. R. St. Clair McKenzie.) (Joseph Willis. AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS (Cathedral square, next Post Office). THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN -_IE DISTRICT. £77fV-FENDALTON-New Houoo of 6 I I\J rooms, i-acre, Lath, shower and lavatory basin, h. and c, verandah, tiled grates and hearths, gas, wardrobes, linen press, pantry, scullery, washhouse, copper, tubs, windmill, main sewer connection, centre flowers, plastered, picture mouldings, cormcei, bay and oriel windows, eastern aspect. Land Transfer Title. Six minutes' walk from cars. We can strongly recoounend this property at the price. Foi. t7 WOULD SUIT TRAMWAY OR RAILWAY EMPLOYEE. SPLENDID VALUE. nnQf\— MOORHOUSE AVENUE <juit 3iv)t)U off)— Modern House of U rooms, J-ncre, bath, shower, lavatory basin, h. and c, portico, tiled grates and hearths, gas, wardrobes, linen press, pantry, scullery, \va?hbouEe, coppar, tube, ram, centre flowers, plastered, picture mouldings, cornices, oriel <ndows, asphalt paths, s. aspect. Land Transfer Title. Close to power-house. In good neighbourhood. A cheap property. Fol. 237 GOOD VALUE. AN ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY. i?7QA— ST. ALBANS—New House of 6 <£/ I t/U rooms, nearly J-acre, bath, shower, lavatory basin, h. and c, verandah, tiled grate 3 and hearths and tiled ack range, gaa laid on, cupboards and linen press, pantry, scullery, washhouse, copper, tubs, ram aud tank, pl&stered, centro Cowers, picture mouldings, northern appect, large rooms. Well worth inspection. Fol. 566 ! SPECIAL NOTICE. AS we find that some people do not i-are to submit their Goods to Auction, wo bog to announce that WE ARE PREPARED T 1 BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE in any quantity. Best possible Cash Pricea given. AUCTION SALES OF FURNITURE. ETC., held in our Commodious Auction j Kooms EVERY TUESDAY and FKJLDAY. at 3 p.m. J McKENZIE and WILLIS. ■ AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENT 3. - Cathedral square (next to Post Office). CSJQ4-1739 PYNE AJNT> CO. m A T T E R S A L L'S. SATURDAY NEXT, 23rd INST. TO BE OFFERED AT 10.30 A.M. On account MR R. E. HALL, Port Levy. Hereward, bay horse, rising 6yrs, by Rothschild—Pusa Franoalli, ches. hore«, rising 4yre, by Franz—Pubs . Bay Colt. 2yrs off, by Franz—Cappedocia; Cappadecia, by Rothschild—St. George Chea. "Geld., 3yrs off, by King Tom—Miss Springaton; broken to saddle Brown Mare, 3yrs off, by King TomYoung Kentucky mare; broken saddle Draught Gelding, 7yrs old, broken to all farm work PYNE end CO., 70gg Auctioneers. GOULD, BEAUMONT AND CO. . _____ GOULD, BEAUMONT xiND CO.. FINANCE, STOCK AND STATION j AGENTS, J 193 HEREFORD STREET. 1 . Established 1867. Representatives for Trustees, Executors and Absentees. FIRE, MARINE, AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE AGENTS. NORTH CANTERBURY. 110 Q~ACKES. A magnificent ebeop property, capable of wintering 1500 ewes, comprxsinsr rich flats and ploughebie downs, with eunny faces. The place for tome years haa been capably managed, end a. very largo area has been broken up and sown down with English grasses with considerable success. Tho fences are in good order and thoroughly cheep-proof, and the farm is sub; divided into 7 paddocks. The Homestead buildings comprise 6roomed modern dwelling, with usual offices, large stable, and necessary outbuildings. With the viow of selling quickly, the owner ha* fixed c very moderate figure, and to a good man will extend easy terms. PRICE, £10 10s PExt ACRE. GOULD, BEAUMONT and CO. MID-CANTERBURY. SPLENDID CROPPING FARM. 564 TCRES. • Close to Railway, School, and good Market. This property is in first-class condition, and ofiers a profitable and safe investment. The land ;;rows good wheat crops, is easily worked, and for fattening is not to be excelled. It is subdivided into convenient paddocks, amply watered by ccunty rucos, and possesses well matured shelter plantations, .rom wiiich useful timber can be cut. The Homestead is a very desirable one, and comprise* a modern β-rocmed dwelling and offices, fitted with every ccnvenier.ee; stable, granary, implement shed, v.hare, etc, all in good order and condition. The -and hes been carefully worked, and we confidently recommend the farm ac one of the nujst reasonable places on the market. PRICE, £18 PER ACRE. GOULD, BEAUJfONT and CO. WITHIN DRIVING DISTANCE CF THE FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM. 14O -ICRES. Magnificent land, splendidly grossed, well fenced, and closely subdivided, and with water in every paddock. Produces excellent wheat crops. Buildings comprise 5-roomed dwelling, washhouse, dairy, S-stalicd stable, looseboxes, implement shed, cow sheds, etc. Situation, half mile from creamery. PRICE, £38 PER ACRE. C 4775 GOULD, BEAUMONT end CO.