AUCTIONS. W. E; SIMES CO. -THIS (LAST) BAY THIS (LAST) DAY OF OATBS end CO.'S OF OATES tnd CO/3 I GIGANTIC AUCTION SALE. J OIGAKTIC AUCTION SALE OX PREMISES. MAN-CHESTER STREET. Commencing at 1 p.n£ WE. SlilES ana CO., Auctioneer*, will •SELL at 1 p.m.. THIS DAY, the balance of tbn STOCK-IN-TRADE, ACC-fiS» SORIES, Etc. MAIN ITEMS— 350 Cycle Inner Tubes. Motor Cycle Co— quantity Kcot-puaipe, Motor-iortm, Motor-lamps (ia lota to suit trarchasers). Handle-bars, Wringer Rofleie (rubber). Waterproof Sheeting, Lamp and Machine Oil, Reynolds end Perry Chains, Sprocket-wheels, Clips, Cycle Capes, thon sands of B.S.A, Parti, Cones, Spindles. Brackct-cupe, Cotterpins (as contained in 100 drawers), and over 200 other lots. "EVERY ARTICLE MUST BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER," arc our instructions. W. E. SIMES, 2™: Auctioneer. TO STOREKEEPERS, BUTCHERS, ETC AUCTION SALE TWO FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, STOCK-IN-TRADE, MACHINERY, HOUSES, CARTJS, ETQ AUCTION SALE MONDAY 12Ui DECE2*. BER, 1910, at 11 a.m. ON THE PREMISES!" LINCOLN ROAD, OPPOSITE CLARENCE ROAD. TIT E. SIMES and CO. have received m- * ' • structions from Mr J. H. Sh»w, who intends leaving for England, to Sell ac _,bom 1. About ■J-acro and double frontage brick; blioj> and dwelling. 3 rooms, weshhouee, copper, tubs, stable, looaebox, trapahed, end feed room. 2. The butcher's round attached to hie bnes» uwe. 3. Horses, carte, harness, 2_ h.p. en gin* counters, scaJoe, and general stock in trade. 4. Over i-acre N.W. corner AHwins and Ferry roads together with substantia! brick dwelling of 6 rooms. An idfikl business site. W. E. SIMES, 3531 Auctioneer. HARRIS BROS! AUCTION SALE!. AUCTION SALEt FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, HORSE, CART AND HARNESS. WATER BALLAST ROLLER, ETC. THIS DAY, at 10.30 e.n_ Central Auction Rooms, 156 HorefoiE street^ THE following is the list for MESSRS HARRIS BROS. Central Auction Room Sale TO-DAY, commencing at 10-80 a.m, sharp:—Piano (Haake), Sideboard, Dining Table and Chairs, Bookcase, Saddlebagv Wicker and Rattan Chairs, Wire, Leather aaa Scrge-covcroJ Couches, Horsehair Suite (8 pieces), Pair Handsome Leather Eaay Ctt-ire, American Rocker, Drophead Sewing Machine, Pictures. Mahogany. Table, B.R. and Plain Bedsteads, Box, Wire and Kapoo Mattresees, Stretchers Blankets. Ornaments, Duchesse Pairs, Duchewe Chests., Marble-top and other Waehstands. Toilet Ware, Overmantel,'Mirr<~e* Palm Stands. 8 Walnut Dining Chairs, Linoleum, Oilcloth. Mate. Carpet Runner, Lamps, Whatnot, Violin. Mandolin and Owe. Austrian Chairs, Kitchen Tables and Chairs, Curtains and Poles. Baths. Crockery, Saucepans, Kettles, Boiler, Cutlery, Clocks, Feeders, Cane Blinds, Gae Ring. Irons. Books, Go-cart, Bicycles, Copper, Boiler, etc. Also, at 12 o'clock. Soring Dnvy, » n d Harness, Water Ballast Roller, Wheelbarrow, Asphalter , * Stamper, Sieve, etc. . ': The whole- for ABSOLUTE SALE, WITHOUT RESERVE. J. G. ANDERSON, 3575 Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE OF CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS. WEDNESDAY, December 7th, at 1 o'clock,. At the Central Auction Rooms, 466 Hereford street. MESSRS HARRIS BROS. We received irortructions from the importer to SEXXt - by AUCTION, as above. & Large end Vswe"? Consignment of Choice Electroplate, , eta* , ; consisting of Teapots, Cruets, Jam Diehoa, '•; ■ Biecrait Barrels, Supers and Cream, Cheeea Stands, Crumb Bruehes and Trays, Hot Water Jugs and Kettles, Obaet Racks, Buttere, Susrar Scoops, Tantalus, • Compotes, Lamps, Serviette Ring*, Bread Kniyw • end Forks. Afternoon Tieaspoone, Deeseri Kmvtt nnd Forks. Rose Bowie, Salts, ErosentatioCups. Spirit Flasks, Sweet Dishes, • Manna- - larles. Trays. Pickle Cniete, Jam Spoone, etc., nleo China T«a Seie and Wedgwood DuUMBJ ; Seta. • * On View in Rooine on TUESDAY NEXT. 3576 J. G. ANDERSON, Auctioneer. • . AUCTION SALEI AUCTION" SALE!" FURNITURE OF 8-ROOMED HOUSE. THURSDAY, DEC. Bth, at 1 o'clock sharp. , On the Promisee, "Bristol House," 24 Cranmer square. k MESSRS HARRIS BROS, have been in* etructed by the owner to SELL ad above ihe complete Furnishing* of an Broomed House, including:—Upright Grand Piano in burr walnut (by Broad—ood,' Whit* and Co., London, purchased two yearn a«»). Mirror-back Sideboard (kauri), Bt-ined Wai- . nut Couches, Easy Chaire, Dining Table* Rugs, Linoleum, Oilcloth, Timepiece, Ward- '• robes, Duche&se Chest*, WMhetaßde. Ware, Cheat Drawere, Toilet Minor*. DooWe m« Sickle Iron Bedsteads, Mattreeees, ,- Quilts, Sheets, and all HouaehoJd' Linek' Picture*. Curtains. Stair Oirpet, P Draught Screen. Palm Stand*. Jardiztierei and. Pains*, 3., 5-drawer Sewing Tiachine, Kitchen Chain, Tables, Glassware, Crockery, Cutlery, Mid all • ",-- usual utensils. ' ; ■] NO RESERVE. " -' : ALL FOR ABSOLUTE! SALE. l J. G. AISDERSpN, ; 3574 Auctioneer. 1 HARRIS. BROS., ' , , AUCTIONEERS. LAND AND SSXATS. IGENTS, 168 STREET. ____________ — 1 ' — FO3 SALE. O1 ACRES. RAKAIA, grand little L.I.P. _£1. Rental, _S4 per annum. Pirat-clase land, and growe heavy crops of wheat, oats, and potatoes. Well fenced and subdivided, end well watered with races; 6-roomed bonne and outbuildings, and quarter mile from school and P.O. For a quick eale will take, : £350 for the goodwill. £350 cash down. (B> HARMS BEOS. IOAA ACRES. Mm-CANTEEBtrST — JL__UU Splendid sheep country and grows good crops cf wheat, oa-ta, turnips, and grass, well watered with races, and well fenced and subdivided into Iβ paddocks, with sheep-proof fences. Good 5-roo_ae<. . house, wasbbouse, dairy. *nd other outbuildings; 12 miles from railway and 2 miles from school and poet office. Thi* ie the cheapest. ! property now on tlio msiket. . Price, £8 peracre. Very easy terms can be arranged. <U>i OQA ACRES, O.R P, in the furnom Zoy CATLINS DISTRICT. RenUL 7_d per acre; price, 12a 6d per acre; goodwill, £3 10s per acre. ONLY -300 CASH required. Mod2ro 5-roomed House, washhouse, 32-eta!l cow byre, loft, 4-st_U stable, barn, etc. Land i* good bush ndges: 40 acres in etanding , busb. balance cleared and grassed, well f enced and watered, close to school, P. 0., and factory This ia an exceptional opportunity fo- those with small capital. Call an. arrange inspection. (-0 A (lf\ ACRES—NORTH—Pir-t-claes sheep '±ij\J and cropping country, close to prosperous country town, and J mile from school ni p. 0., β-bdivided into 16 paddocks, with sheep- - proof corse and post and wire fences, "reU watered by natural streams, which no amooni of drought can affect, carries over 2 sheep , to the acre besides horses and c-ttle, good 7-roomed House and outbuildings, stabl* looaebox, cowshed, woolahed and trapshwl, etc., etc. Price £10. Easy terme arrangsd., HARRIS BUOtk. . o A TO 60 ACRES of good land wanted for OU c client To be witlin 25 mile* of Christchurch, woll improved and convenient to railway and school. Send particular- »by mediately to . - * 1W Hereford street, C_irisbdu_n_U
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