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AUCTIONS. CHARLES CLARK. UNRESERVED SALE Of FURNITURE. CHARLES CLARK has received instructions from the Owner, who is leaving Chrifltchtirch, to Sell by Auction, at No. 370 WORCESTER STREET, LINWOOD. (Near stauinoro i<oad.) On MONDAY, MARCH 27th, The Contents cf a House of 5 rooms, including—Linoleum, Double and Single Iron Bedsteads, w.w. and Kapoc Mattresses. Waj<hftand*. Toilet Ware, Chests Drawers. Deck Chair, Tapestry Carpets, Fenders. Sets linsses, Coal Vase, Whatnot, Sofa, Platform Rockor. Dining Table, Small Sideboard, Glaasware, China. Garden , Tools. Kitchen Utensils, etc. SALE AT 2 O'CLOCK. No. 212 _ _ 3o i.° HARRIS BRO3. AUCTION SALE Of FURNITURE. • CARPENTER'S TOOLS, GROCERIES, Ktc. THIS DAY—At 10.30 Shasp. At the CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, 158 lIEREf ORD STREITi , . MESSRS HARRIS BROS, will Sell by Auction 'liilS DAY. in the Central Auction Rooms, commencing «t 10.30 sharp, Furniture and Effects, Groceries, and C&rpenter'n Tools. The list includes: — Two Pianos, Piano Stool, Marble Clock, Sideboard. Cheffjnier Duchesse Chests, Full Scotch Chest, Washstands and Ware, 2-in. Pillar B.l', and Italian Bedsteads, Mattrocses. Blankets, Dressmaker's Singer Sewing Machine, Overmantels, Copper Kerbs, B.R. Fenders, Suite (7 pee), 2 Brueaels Carpets, Linoleum, Oilcloth, Mat?, Saddlebag and Uphol. Wicker Chairs. Rattan, Austrian, nnd Kitchen Chairs, Koeker. Couches, Tables. Palm Stands, Coal Vase, Kitchen Dresser, Biiths, Crockery, Saucepans, Kettles, and Kitchen Uteririls. Consignment of Groceries, including Biscuits. Jeme, Pres. Fruit, Nuts. Lollic3, Fireworks, Paper Bags, etc. Also, at 12.30, a Real Good Assortment of Carpct'tcr's Tools, almost now, and Fork. Spade, L.H. Shovels, Picks?, Rake, Hoes, etc. .T. G. ANDERSON. 3006 Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE. WEDNESDAY NEXT. MARCH 29th. IN OUR CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, At 1-2.30 p.m. ACTING under instructions from Mra Currio (who is leaving New Zealand), to will. SELL her Property, situate at No. •22 Hsiast etreet, Linwood, containing 35 Perches (more or less), together with all improvements th«reon, including good 6-roorncd Pwelling and (rutbuildinga. This property is ] r.tm Tram?, and must be sold. HARRIS BROS., f>9l6 , • Auctioneers. CF.NTRAL AUCTION ROOMS. TTARRI3 'BROS., 158 Hereford street. Buy Second-hand Furniture in any quantities, give highest prices, and pay epot cash. TTARRIS BROS., AUCTIONEERS. LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. 158 HEREFORD STREET. rrC/\ ACRES of Heavy Rolling Down*, all I O\J first-claee wheat, dairying and theep land, 240 acres in wheat,. 70 acres oats, 30 acres turnip*, 20 acre* rape, and balance in gnus. Only three mile* from prosperous township, railway, school, P. 0., and dairy factory. The buildings are all good, and comprise a commodious House, storeroom, dairy, stable, looee-boxes, barn, implement shed, shearing ehed, -men's whare, .trap&hed, piggeries, and sheep yards and dip. Tho property is -well fenced and subdivided into 13 paddocks, and is in first-rate condition. Price£l6 per acre, including crops. (B) HARRIS BROS. 9KEJA ACRES, all good Agricultural -mOOKJ Downs, and nearly all ploughable. All Well fenced and subdivided, and well watered, convenient to railway, and only one mile from school and P.O. by pood roads. Buildings comprise- 4-rooraecl House. 6-etall stable, shearing shed, Hid eheepyarde. Price £4 per acre. Temu: Quarter cash, balance at 6 per cent. (Me.) __. HARRIS BROS. 900 ACRES of Nice, Rich Rolling Downs, £i\)\J .all jn first-cities condition, and returning good profits. Suitable for dairying, ebeep, ami cropping. Only 1£ miles from railway, school, P. and T. office and dairy factory. Subdivided into 10 paddocks with sound sheep proof fences. Good buildings, including six-roomed house, washhouse, coal-house, looeebox, stable, barn, implement shed 10----utalled cow byre, etc. The price for the freehold is £7 per acre,- and as tho owner is retiring from' farming you can practically make your own terms. * (McK.) C . HARRIS BROS. FOR EXCHANGE. K(\C\ '.ACRES heavy loamy grase and cropOUU ping downs, for 60-100 acres of heavy land near Chriatchurch. (D) Several • First-claee Oity Residences for a> good Sheep Farm to the value of £4000 up to £ 12,000.; , (H) The above properties are only a few samples of what we have to die pose of. Should none of them be just what you require come in. We do a«.t charge you for enquiring. 15 15 C HARRIS BROS. CONWAY MATSON AND SONS. A UCTIONEERS, ETC., and PROPERTY A. SALESMEN. Collectors of Rent and Interest. Absentee* Represented. Tenants Found for Empty Houses and Shops, etc, NEW BRIGHTON ESPLANADE. "WE have, been favoured with instructions »' from Mr H. Hargreaves (owing to his early ueparture for Australia) to submit his Property on the New Brighton Esplanade For Sale "by Private Treaty. The Land coruprisee 11 Acres, ' and ia bounded on tho north and west aides by the Reserve, and a. 40 foot rigbt-of-way on the etoutb, and comprises Two WelUbuilt Bungalows of 8 and 5 rooms respectively. Both are of unique design, and specially constructed for seaside family, requirements, and, have all modern conveniences, including a ' copious supply of tho purest artesian, enough for several houses in addition (303 feet well). The Houses let at £i and £2 2s respectively (furnished) per week. Each has verandah, h. and-c, etc., end the land haa a frontage of about 175 feet to the. Esplanade. Price and further particulars an application to Fol. 45 CONWAY MATSON and SONS. SPECIAL OFFER! TTNIQUE OprvortTinity to Secure the U Highest Land in the Christchurch Town District An exceptionally High Ridge, Handy to 2d Section Cars, and containing il Acres of the Beet Soil, including about 3 .Acres in Full Bearing Fruit Trees. A Perfect Sight. Large Stable and loft, also Comfortable Wharo on the property, which is j offered at the very reasonable bed-rock price | of £1300. It cannot fail to sell. See us j to-day. Fol. 48 CONWAY MATSON and SONSSEE iHIS GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE. J?i QAA-JUST off PAPANUI ROAD— 3wXOUU 1J Acres grounds, with drive and fine trees. Splendid view of Alps from verandah: 9 main rooms, h. and c. bath, and 2 pantries, scullery, etc., new stables and coachhouse. Guaranteed absolutely a ° UDd - VOWAY MATSON and SONS. 34 A WIDE CHOICE. AT PAPANUI in ™« FlN £ BL OCKS WELL FENCED. 4 ACRES TIP-TOP LAND. £450. 6ACBESDma_ eeso. orioacr E3 | Or 14 Acres and S-roorned House, nearly 14 chains frontage. See us to-day. Owner leaving Christchurch. Fol. 25 CONWAY MATSON and SONS. 184 Cash«l etreet. CRADDOCK, M'CROSTIE COMPANY PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AUCTION SALE—PROPERTY. 1 TN OUR ROOMS, SATURDAY, &RIL Bth 1 At 12 Noon. On Accotmt'of a Client NEARLY NEW HOUSE of 5 Rooms; ell offices and conveniences. Xo. 47 Forfar 3trcet St. Albans. Close to Cranford street Tram. MESSRS FORD and HADFIELD, CKADDOCK, McCROSTIE CO., 3050 Auctioneer*, Joint Agenl*.