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AUCTIONS. CRADDOCK. McCROSTIE COMPANY AUCTION SALE. THIS DAY. THIS DAY At 1 p.m. Account MR L. WILSON, Burnside road, Fendalton, Terminus of the Trotn. A DAIRY COWS, 2 HEIFERS, 3 PORK- £ R f- 3 POul tov, STACK HAY, HORSE, HARNESS, PIANO. FURNITURE and EFFECTS, CREAM SEPARATOR, Etc., Etc. CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE CO., <G - M Auctioneers. MR C. El HILL'S PROPERTY, situate Harraun'g road, Papanui, advertised to bo sold on Saturday Next, by Pub.ic Auction, has been Sold by us Phva'elv CRADDOCK, "McCROSTIE CO., Auctioneers. DALGETY AND CO~LIMITED. A M B E R L E V SALE. MONDAY, Cth JANUARY. (Immediately after the Sheep Sale.) DALGETY and COMPANY, LIMITED, have received in-jiructkms from Mr R. Hunter to OFFER, us above, by PUBLIC AUCTION, The following VALUABLE PROPERTIES:— (1) 122 ACRES, adjoining Eskvalo School, ring fenced and well watered; 90 acres in Engl.sh grace, balaneo native. (2* 7J ACRES, situated Osborne's road, Ambcrley, divided into two paddocks and sown down. (3) li ACRES, corner North road and Courage's road, together with Dwelling of jour rooms with bathroom, sculicry, pantry, etc., shed, washhouse and copper built in, windmill with water laid on to houso and garden. TERMS: 15 per cent, cash on fall of hammer. Balaneo on Ist February, 1813, when possession will bo given. THESE BLOCKS ARE ALL UNDER THE LAND TRANSFER ACT. DALGETY and CO., LTD., 4603 Auctioneers. H. B. SORENSEN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20th. Sale eleven o'clock. V.D.L. B. PINE. V.D.LI HB. SORENSEN will SELL by PUB- • LIC AUCTION at hie Yards, Lichfield Bt:«et, 15,003 ft Timber, including V.D.L., 3 x 1, 4 x 1, 4 x 2, 4 x 3, B.P. 3 x 1. 4 x 1, C x 1, 6J x 1, 8 x 1, R.P. 4 x 2, 4 xB, Linings, 1 Baker'a Cart, 20 sacks Chaff, 1 200 Eg. tank, 80 sheets of S.H. Iron, 1000 Palings, 1 Gft Windmill and Pump, Portable Copper, Cases, largo quantity of Seed, Baker's and Table Potatoes, 5j tons Roofing Iron, Eft to 10ft, also, account Bailiff S.M. Court, 1 S.F. P. and D. Duncan Plough. 4614 H. SORENSEN, Salesman. XMAS. SALES. XMAS. SATURDAY, DECEMBER Slot, POULTRY. PIGS. POULTRY. HB. SORENSEN -will hold his Xmas. • Salo of Pigs and Poultry as above, and invitee clients to send full consignments to meet tho extraordinary number of ordors received. Goslings, Ducklings, Roosters, and Turkeys ore urgently wanted. You will obtain tho beat possible results by consigning to 4615 H. B. SORENSEN. PROPfc-HES FOR SALE. ALLAN HOPKINS. ALLAN HOPKINS. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. CATHEDRAL SQUARE AND HEREFORD STREET, NEXT BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, CHRISTCHURCH. "PARMS FORSALE. 1600 ACRES of good, sweet Shoep Country, that will grow from 40 to 60 bushels of oats, and will easily carry one ewe to the acre, and fatten tho lamb. Situated close to the railway station, school, post office, and creamery. 200 Acres in oats, 100 acres in rape, 100 in turnips, 10 acres in potatoes, 200 acres in new grass, balance 2 and 3 years old. Good House of 5 rooms, h and c water, bathroom, cottage, woolshed, implement shed, 10----atall stable, loosebox, chaff shed, Bheop yards, etc. PRICE ONI. £8 10s PER ACRE. Splendid terms, tho bulk of the money can remain at 4£ per cent. 107 150 ACRES—3O miles from CHRIST. CHURCH, 70 acros in wheat, balance in one and two-year-old grass. House of 6 large rooms, atablo, and implement shed, etc. An ideal little farm in splendid order and condition. PRICE £30 PER ACRE. You only have to inspect to buy. 170 ACRES—IS miles from CHLISTCHURCH and 4 miles fxom Station, closo to school and post office. 38 Acres in wheat, 27 ncre3 oats, 13 ploughed for roots, £5 in Italian Rye, and balance in two-year-old grass. Houso of 6 rooms, washhouse, dairy. 4-etall 6table, loosebox. chaffhouso, trap house, gTanary, and implement shed, sheep yards, and large orchard, all with splendid surroundings. PRICE £23 PER ACRE Wal. 10 688 ACRE 3of Leasehold. South, in a splendid district. Rent only £14 12s, per annum, and rates; 64 years to xun. 300 acres ploughed 'and laid down m grass and turnips, and tho balance is showing abundant feed. PRICE ONLY £600. E.D. 1500 ACRES of very sweet 2-shcep country, eitrated about half a mile from the railway station, school and post office. 500 acres in oats, 90 acres ploughed for turnips and rape, and 50 acres ploughed for green feed, 500 acres in new grass, bal- j ance good pasture. Tho present stock ; consists of 1300 sheep, 30 cattle, and 16 j horses. Good house of 8 rooms and ell 1 conveniences, 14-stall stable, granary 60 x 24, 12ft studs, implement shed, phrcp- I yards, etc., tho whole being surrounded by about 12 acres of gum and pine trees. Land alongside, without building;*, was rccentlv fold at £12 15s. PRICE £11 5s PER ACRE, crops in. A.A.I 106 ACRES of excellent Dairying Land, situated closo to Christchurch. 36 acres in oats and peas, balance laid down in good grass and clover. This is only a Btnall farm, and yet it carried 120 sheep last winter, and is ot present carrying 20 milking cows and 6 horses. Up-to-dato 1 buildings and dairy. There is a very j reasonable mortgago en this farm at 5 per cent.. 9 years to run. and a man can take full possession for £856. Con. 18 12 ACRES of Excellent Land elope to Redch'ffs, well fenced with rabbit-proof nettin?, and all in uplendld order. 5 acres in early potatoe?, 1 aero in peas, • and about 1 aero :n other vegetables; j the balance has be~> '-lourhed, and is in good order. 15 hives of bees, with up-to-date dove-tailed hives, 5 spare hives and surplus supers and frames, all complete. Small building 14 x 10, with tool house, ~e;l built and matchlined. Reasonable mortgago at 5 per cent, 7 years to run, md a man can step right in for £410. and reap the benefits of the crop. Con. 16 1235 ACRES of first-class wheat, oats, and cheep land, situated on the Fairlie line, South Canterbury, and only about ono milo from railway siding. 50 acres in wheat. 110 acre 3in cats, 50 acres in turnips, 66 ploughed for rape. Tho land is all good downs country, with a northern aspect, and vrcll watered I by permanent springs, and last year i threshed 45 bushels of wheat, and C 6 j bushels of oats. The owner is pre- ! pared to leave two-thirds on mortgage, | at current rates, and a good man can j tako possession for £0000. Easy terms arranged. Ge. .5 I 663 ACRES of firct-clsss land that will grow up to 20 bushels of wheat to the , acre, and has eve-rased not le3s than j 43 bushels for tho last 5 years. 70 acres in wheat, 50 acres in oats, 80 acres ploughed for rape and turnips, end 70 acres closed for r?e grass need, balance in three-year-old grass. Excellent low downs, watered by springs and streams, that will carry easily 3 ewes to tho acre, ; and is situated oniy 3 miles from rail- ' way station, and cose to Christchurch. 1 Houso of 8 rooms, every convenience. ! all in tip-t«p order. 11-stall stable and ! loft, chaff-house, implement shed, atabje j bricked throughout. cowshed, eheepvordf, (-bearing & c! *< ct <" Land close I tv was recently sold for £28 per &ere , PRICE ONLY £2= PER ACRE. Crops ' fa - ALLAN HOPKINS. C "' 23 street. ! C 7737