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Press, Volume LI, Issue 15393, 25 September 1915, Page 20

AUCTIONS. CRADDOCK. McCROSTIE COMPANY. SATURDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 2nd. 1215. At 12 Neon. IN OUR LAND SALE ROOM^ On account of the owner, who has a Station in the North I^iaui-i. CENTRAL CITY PROPERTY. Being No. 129 armagii street, -aving a frontage thereto of 15 feet, and running back to Oxford terrace, tho dep.h beinj' 130 feci. Together with SL'BoIA.nT1 ALLY-BUILT BRICK SHOP aud DWELLING creeled thereon. As the owner has no use for iho prosxsir our Instructions are to Sell to .lie il'-gh-sol. Bidder. EASY TER>K. CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE COMPANY, Auctioneers, 5661 Corner Ca.3hel_ar.d_M an cheater ft recta. AUCTION SALE. SATURDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 2r.d, At 12 Nocn, IN OUR LAND SALE ROOMS. ON account G. CRAWFORD, ESQ., has bought a Farm, his WELL-BUILT HOUSE, situate No. 12 FAIRFIELD AVENUE, ADDlNGTON—Substantial House of 4 iarpo room.'), pi altered and papered, ga« and fitting?, good mantels ;md gratef, two wardrobes (built in), also large cupbe-ards, pantry, scullery, bathroom, with Doulton bath and bjsin, h. and c. water service, sewer connexion and h.p. supply, washhouse, copper r.r.d tula, toolhouse, and work* hop, good Section, nicely laid out and planted. EASY TERMS—THE SULK OF THE MONEY CAN REMAIN at -U per cent. CRADDOCK. McCROSTIE CO., 1 SPC ? Auctioneers. SATURDAY. OC^TOBErroth,"l9ls.'"' At 12 Noon. IN OUR LAND SALEROOMS. SUPERIOR PAPANUI RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY'. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. WE have been favoured with instructions from JAMES McINTOSII. ESQ.. to j Sell by Public Auction, as above, his Fine Residential Property, at the ' CORNER OF BLIGH'S AND PARK ROADS, PAPANUI, Comprising over 2J Acrca of Land, with 8 chains frontage to Park road and 3J chains frontage to -Bligh's road, together with tho Substantial Dwelling, containing 8 ROOMS ' atid all modern conveniences and accessories; 1 also outbuildings, stabling, etc. t The land is well adapted for subdivision. Mr Mcintosh has Ixen transferred to r Dunedin, and his instructions are to dispose r of this fine property under the hammer. ; CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE CO., * Auctioneers, 6.969 Cor. Cashel and Manchester streets. i SATURDAY,"OCTODEIt Oth, 1913, I At 12 Noon. i IN OUR LAND SALEROOMS. r.Y PUBLIC AUCTION. . ON ACCOUNT OF MR F. S. FALLOON. •. lIIS FINELY-SITUATED PROPERTY, . AT THE CORNER OF McBRATNEY'S AND RIVER ROADS. DALLINGTON. /COMPRISING 2 ACRES FIRST-CLASS LAND well ndaptetl for subdivision, and SUBSTANTIALLY-BUILT RESIDENCE. containing 8 VERY LARG F. Ll\- ' ROOMS, plastered throughout, and oil modern conveniences, including hot and cold cerviccs, pantry*, bathroom, and other accessories. , This fine property occupies a very commanding position, being situated 011 a high terrace overlooking the river. It is too largo for Mr Fallocm's requiremenU. and he has instructed us to quit it under the hammer. „„„- g EASY TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE CO., Auctioneers, 5870 Cor. Cashel and Manchester streets. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16th, 1915, At 12 Noon. IN OUR LAND SALEROOMS. BY PUBLIC AUCTION Pi N ACCOUNT OF HARRY REYNOLDS, d U ESQ. e Lot I.—No. 362 OLD NEW BRIGHTON 1- ROAD—About 5 ACRES of Land and Dwellit ing containing 4 ROOMS and conveniences, 1. stabling, etc. This holding is very suitable s, for pig and poultry farming. Lot 2— s, MONCK'S SPUR. REDCLIFFS, AUGUSTA n STREET—Splendid building Site containing over ONE-HALF ACRE, a portion of which is flat and the balance a commanding hill, where a fine residence could be erected. I<et 3—-MONCK'S SPUR ROAD. REDCLIFFS —Ideal building site, oontormng 27 * PERCHES. The views obtainable from this ; fine site cannot bo surpassed. Lot 4— ' MONCK'S SPUR ROAD. REDCLIFFS— Magnificent site, comprising ovor ONEHALF ACRE. One of the best building allotments on Monck's Spur. Unsurpassed outlook. Mr Reynolds ia determined to sell, consequently NO REASONABLE OFFER 0 WILL BE REFUSED. Terms can bo arranged. CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE, CO., Auctioneers, 5871 Cor. Cashel and Manchester streets. : McKENZIE AND WILLIS. 1 — 1. e AND WILLIS. 5 - AUCTIONEERS AND HOUSE FURNISHERS. CATHEDRAL SQUARE (Next P<*t Office). / FURNITURE! Ft7B j nTI jRE) if WE SELL THE VERY BEST FURNITURE AT THE LOWEST PRICES, k. n OUR FURNITURE IS MADE TO LAST, 3 AND GIVE SATISFACTION, , WE SELL CHEAP BECAUSE WE HAVE NO EXPENSIVE SHOP FRONTS OR WINDOWS TO PAY FOR, And You Get the Benefit. PRICE OUR OAK FURNITURE. •» WE CAN SAVE YOU POUNDS rm a GOOD OAK SIDEBOARD or OAK BEDROOM SUITE. 39, WE SELL a SPLEND7D OAK SIDEB- BOARD FOR £5, beautifully finished, with large mirror back, 2 drawers and cupboards. Good enough for tb« beat horn* in tho land. II Tho same Sideboard, oak or walnut stained, £3 173 6d. Call and inspect them for yourd self. Another »1 a, VERY HANDSOME OAK SIDEBOARD, £9 10s, Sit long, 2 mirrors and leadlights capboards. OAK DUCHESSE CHESTS from £3 10s. HANDSOME OAK BEDSTEAD, double *• siie, iron side rails, 57« 6d. j CHESTERFIELD COUCHES, splendidly made, upholstered in Velvet and Saddlebags from £6 10a. -L LINOLEUMS. LINOLEUMS. id AI°* New Shipment juet arrived. Very I*tesi •D Deeigns. Beautiful Patterns. From Is 11c id. pex yard. in __ y. ALL NEW GOODS OF BEST QUALITY ■ All other linew of Household Furniture a! similarly low prices. THE BEST ECONOMY IS TO BUY TTTT *' BEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST PO& SIBLE PRICES-THAT IS. BUY HERE. T OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS. 7 p.m. to 0 p.m McKENZIE and WILLIS, ** AUCTIONEERS AND HOUSE 0r FURNISHERS. CATHEDRAL ARE (Next Post Office) 4 Mc6O2S-i:4: