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AUCTIONS. PYNE AND CO. C P R I N G S T O N SALE. " THIS DAY. On account of a CLIENT, 59 Merino Ewea, in lamb to E L. Rami „ rM PYNE *nd CO., *■' , Auctioneer*. N G T O N V A R D S. WEDNESDAY NEXT. Or. Kwaut North Island Client— US Prime Fat Bullocks » I C>c ncrount of a Client — 200 Well-brcvi Young Cattle, including empty cows, 1, 2, and 3-year-old steers, ard hei'cr* 15 Yearhnir Holstein Heifers. Oa nccMuit of a Client— ; CO Primp Fat Cr.lt!PiNE and CO., £521 Auctioneers.^ THE FARMERS' SALEYARDS. THE FARMERS' SALFA'ARDS. (A. ii. Sand* and Co., Prop.). VV7F. rounrt tip-top prices for everyone. y y TiW soiilo oi satisfaction was on the iac«v-5 of all o\-.r client-s en receiving their cash ar.d account sales on Saturday. DON'T DELAY. Now is ttie time to soil. Write us at once for crates. We lead them freo and forward to any address. Following were the prices realised at last Saturday and Wcduetdav Sales: — Table Chicken?, 5* to 6s 3d p"r pair. Small Chicken?, 3s I'd to 4s lOd per pair. Hens, 4s 2d to C* Id i« pair. j Ducks, a Sd to Ts jK-r pair. Turk<-vs (cobblers), -22« to -29s tkl per pair. Tnrkovs 'UionO. 10s Cd to 12s Gd per pair. E"_3. 101 d to lHd per doz. V"r.t !;;'.« arc iv exc-pti u-'l'y keen d-3inand. One." srsin, don't delay. Sell now. Writo i:s TO-DAY. 03 A. B. SANDS and CO., Auctioneers.^ PROPERTIES FOR SALE. HILLARY AND BAXTER. ONE OF THE BEST. BUNGALOW FOR SALE. CONVENIENT TO TWO CARS. ST ALBANS WEST—Attractive house of 6 well-finished rooms, 2.1 x 14, 1G x 13. 14 - . 12, 13 x 11, 12 x 11, 13 - 8; Hall 7 feet wide, panneiled to represent oak finish, very fine iead-lisht to front, verandah 7 feet wide, faces north-west, ono end enclosed with lead-li-ht; PORTICO AT FRONT ENTRANCE. with massive gable and pilla-e standing on murb'e foundation; S bay windows-, MARSEILLES TILED ROOF. Tho houso » right up-to-dstc, and has every possible convenience, including heavy doors, best polished srrttes, with hearthe to match: splendid mantels; ranjro with tile back, all bright parts nickel-plated: wardrobes, cupboards, linen pcrec'ain bj>th; splendid hot and cod water service; mtin aewer connection; GRAND CORNER SECTION, 27J perchen. with a N-W. asrect; woll fenced and laid out. This house is only 12 months old, and special reasons demand a quick sale. PRICE £375. Tortus if Required. GET A CARD TO VIEW—NOW. HILLARY AND BAXTER, 14G Manchester Street THE MODEL SUBURB. CASHMERE HILLS PROPERTY. MAGNIFICENT OUTLOOK. 4?7C(\ MODERN BUNGALOW HOUSE * I OU ol 5 rooms, all large; Hall nicely panneiled, fino largo verandah facing ..to the N.W., bay windows, lead-lights, tilo grates and hearths, Shacklock tile-back Tango; linen press, bathroom, lavatory basin, not and cold water -service; scullery, pantry t-> and washhouse; h.p. water supply; over eighth acre, in one of tho beet situations; hanuy to tram. EASY TERMS ARRANGED. . HILLARY: ,AXSD BAXTER. EXECUTORS' SALE. SEASIDE BARGAIN. 4?AKC\ SUMNER, handy to tram and _C | _:Ov/> beach, comfortable 6-roomed : House, bathroom, verandah, neuilery, and | washhouse; nearly J acre good &pction. MUST BE SOLD. " AN OFFER WANTED. HILLARY AND BAXTER.' " NEW BRIGHTON; -^ ON TRAM LINE. f»Of7K FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, bath- <£*£ * *^ > toom, washhouse, ond copper; flno quarter acre, high terraced section, clay*d and planted. Money, -wanted in business, and will be sacrificed. HILLARY AND BAXTER, 146 Manchester Street. NOTE THE PRICE. ; -y , ; ; £485/\ ; ' FINE CORNER SECTION. HANDY FOR TRAMWAY AND RAILWAY EMPLOYEES. LINWOOD—Very good nosition, well-built House of 5 good rooms, plastered and papered. sft hall, verandah, gas fitting*, lead-lights, tilo grates and hearths, cupboards, bookcase and wardrobes built in, bathroom, lavatory basin, good hot and cold water service, ecullery, washhouse, and outshed; fine'corner Bection, with a good front- ■ age. Prioe Reduced to £485, on very «(u»y terms. HILLARY AND BAXTER, . 146 Manche-tor Street. p OOD FARM TO LET OR FOR SALE. OHOKA—IO6 Acres of first-class land, with natural stream running through; wcli fenced and subdivided; comfortable House and outbuildings. Low Rent to an approved tenant. HILLARY AND BAXTER, 146- Manchester Street. FOEJ> AND HADFIELD. A. K. Hadfield.) (F. J. G. WilkinsonFRUIT FARM. FRUIT FARM. PAPANUI DISTRICT. 1200 APPLE AND PEAR TREES. 3000. CURRANTS. WE" have a splendid proposition to lay before buyers in the shapo of a FRUIT FARM. " 8 ACRES OF LAND, of which thero is i-acre in cherries (netted) and SIX ACRES IN APPLES AND PEARS IN FULL BEARING. Present oeason'a work well in h»nd. A VERY PROFITABLE HOLDING, tho net returns after providing for all expenses, including interest on capital employed, showing a HANDSOME PROFIT. SATISFACTORY REASONS FOR SELLING. FORD and HADFIELD. i ST. ALBANS WEST. TWO ACRES. • MAGNIFICENT SECTION OF TWO ACRES, with 3 chains frontage. Handy to Papanui road .._,., • , Planted with fine old English trees end ornamental shrubs. Splendid water iap..'y. Fountain and fishpond. ONE OF THE FINEST SECTIONS OBTAINABLE IN THIS DISTRICT. ABSOLUTELY CHEAP AT £450. FOR D and HADFIELD. _ ; "FENDALTON. ON TRAM ROUTE; 2d SECTION. BRAND-NEW BUNGALOW. BUNGALOW. FIVE ROOMS, NORTHERN ASPECT, artistic leadlights, neat fireplace, in three rooms, SUNNY VERANDAH, tiled roof, everything thoroughly up-to-date. Doulton bath and b»*in. ,„,,_. MOST POPULAR LOCALITY. EASY TERMS ARRANGED. £750. FORD and HADFIELD 169 Hereford street (Next National Bank)._ in Saturdays Editions oi the -Evening .Newa appea.B to everyone. A bright Home Magazine.