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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13720, 29 April 1910, Page 12

AUCTIONS. LAURIE AXD PAGE. LAURIE AND PAGE; P. A. Laurie.) (C- X Page. AUCTIONEERS, ESTATE AGENTS. VALUATOBS. BOOMS: CORNER COLOMBO A.\D TUAM STREETS. OUTDOOR SALES CONDUCTED AT LOWEST FQSSIUL.E COST. VALUATIONS MADE BY AN EXPERT VALUATOR. FLRNITURE. ETC, PURCHASED FOR CASH. HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN. If you wish to avoid the inconvenience of an Auction Sale at your house, we are prepared to PURCHASE YOUR*'UKNITUIiE, etc , for CASH or .SELL YOUR EFFECTS by PUBLIC AUCTION AT OUE itOOMS. FOR SALE PRIVATELY. NEW Stylish Furniture, Roll-top Desks, Linoleum, Bedsteads. Chairs, and almost anything you mey require for your home. LAURIE and PAGE. PAPANUI ROAD. PC'" A —J-ACRE of Land, with Two j dLOOVs Chains Frontage, or would sell as Two i-acre Sections. Fol. 4i LAURIE and PAGE. I CORNER SECTION in best part Riccar- ! ton, Straven road, near Deans's; 3 ! minutea from 2d tram service. PRICE £170. Fol. 9 LAURIE and PAGE, j RICCARTON. HOUSE of Five Rooms, plastered, with I verandah, every possible convenience, good water supply; near ,tram service. Pricu £520. ' Fol. 310 LAURIE and PAGE. -P/LfifY "HOUSE of 5 rooms, verandah, 3 fireplaces, bathroom, h. and c. water, pantry, detachea washhouse, good scullery, ram, gas and fittings, blinds, asphalt paths, well fenced, and within four minutes of 2d section. Terms can be ar-i-angeu. Fol. 6Q LAURIE and PAGE. ST. ALBANS WEST. MODERN Ho';so of 6 rooms, rricl md bay windows, large hall, bathroom, pantry, sewer connection, hot and cold water, good gas fittings, windmill and ev«ry convenience, J-acre of land with full chain frontage. The section is well fenced, and the garden laid out. Close to the Id section. A beautiful home. Card to view and further particulars from LAURIE c-d PAGE. ~~ ST. ALBANS. A SNUG 4-roomed Bungalow, right up to the mark. £500. 123 LAURIE and PAGE. f»QKA— GARDEN ROAD, FENDALTON dWi/cJI/ —A lovely House of 6 rooms tnd all conveniences; splendid garden. 11l LAURIE and PAGE. -CKTK—6-ROOMED House in the best 3UO I D part of ADDINGTON. LAURIE and PAGE. _£» r pr £—BECKENHAM—S-roomed House, dwtJ I<J with all conveniences, and J-acre land. iO3 LAURIE and PAGE. OOA A—ADDINGTON — 6-roomed House dwO'dbv/ and all conveniences, sewer connection; must be sold to wind up an estate. 98 LAURIE ana PAGE. /?QA A—RICHMOND — 4-roomed House dwOUv and 1-acre land, two chains away from tram. 69 ■ LAURIE and PAGE, C 5021-450 Auctioneers. GOULD, BEAUMONT AND CO. pOULD, BEAUMONT AND CO., STOCK AND STATION ;' AGENTS, 193 HEREFORD STREET. Established 1867. Representatives for Trustees, Executors and Absentees. FIRE, MARINE, AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE AGENTS. NORTH CANTERBURY. UO O~ACRES. A magnificent sheep property, capable of wintering 1500 ewes, comprieinjr rich flate and plougheble downs, with eunny faces. The place for some years ha» been capably managed, and a very large area has been broken up end eown down with English grasses with considerable success. The fences aro in good order and thoroughly sheep-proof, and the farm is subdivided into 7 paddocks. The Homestead buildings compriee 6roomed modern dwelling, with usual offices; large stable, and necessary outbuildings. With the view of selling quickly, the owner has fixed * very moderate figure, and to a good man will extend easy terms. PRICE, £10 10e PExt ACRE. GOULD, BEAUMONT and CO. MID-CANTERBURY. SPLENDID CROPPING FARM. 5 6 4~Tcres. Close to Railway, School, and good Market. This property is in first-clesa.' condition, | and offers a profitable and safe investment. The land grows good wheat crops, is easily ,-worked, and for fattening is not to bo excelled. It is subdivided into convenient paddocks, amply watered by county; races, and possesses well matured, shelter plantations, from which useful timber oan be cut. The Homestead is a very desirable one, and comprises a modern 8-roomed dwelling and offices, fitted with every convenience; stable, granary, implement shed, whare, etc, all in good order and condition. The land has been carefully worked, and we confidently recommend the farm as one of the most reasonable places on the market. PRICE, £ 18' PER ACRE. GOULD, BEAUMDNT and CO. WITHIN DRIVING DISTANCE OF THE CITY. FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM. 14O -IC-RES. I Magnificent land, splendidly grassed, well j fenced, and closely subdivided, and with •water in every pad dock. Produces excellent wheat crops. Buildings comprise 5-roomed dwelling, washhouse, dairy, α-stalled stable, looseboxes, implement ehed, cow sheds, etc. Situation, half mile from creamery. PRICE, £38 PER ACRE. C 4775 , GOULD, BEAUMONT end CO. THE FARMERS' SALEYARDsT" 1010. THE Year 1910 will be noted for two things, viz., the appearance of Ilalley'e Comet, after its long journey through space of over sixty years, and also the wonderful progree* made by the FARMERS' SALEYARDS. In less 'than six months the business turned over by this now progressive firm h*s more than doubled. And it is the intention of the Proprietors to double again in the next six months. Our lines are manifold, but the chief are the following:—Poultry (Table, Utility, and Show), Eggs. Vehicles, and General Produce. If you hive any send some forward. If you want any comeand see us. Special Entry Saturday—White Leghorn Pullet*. For privat* tale, line Indian Runner Drakes, Ducks, and Ducklings. For further particulars, appiy SANDS, O'CALLAGHAX and CO., Proprietors. ■2SA St. Asapa, and 293 Tuam streets, Cb.rietch.urch.