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Press, Volume LIII, Issue 15918, 4 June 1917, Page 12

AUCTIONS. -RADDOCK, MeCROSTIE CO.. LTD. £1450 ONLY, 2ACEES OF GOOD LAND WITH A GOOD FRONTAGE and SUBSTANTIAL HOUSE of 7 LARGE ROOMS, return verandah, plastered, and all modern offices and convenience®, including hot and cold aerviccs, pantry, scullery, bathroom, washhouso copper, and tubs Well-built etablcs and trapeheds, cowbyrce. The land is nicely subdivided into throe paddocks, ab-ut i-acre in luccrno, the balance in lawns and garden, orohard. etc. The whofe property is in ABSOLUTELY PERFECT ORDER. A QUICK SALE IS REQUIRED. SITUATED WITHIN A STONE'S THROW OF THE TRAM IN A GOOD DISTRICT. CRADDOCK, McQROSTIE CO., LTD., Corner Cashel and Manchester streote. MERIT ALE. REDUCED TO £925. BUNGALOW of 6 ROOMS, plastered, papered, and decorated throughout, together with all modern offices and conveniences, including Doulton bath and basin, gas and fittings, pantry, scullery, WMhhouse, copper, and tube, back and front verandah, entrance hall, efco. FINE SECTION of about J-ACRE, very high with a sunny aspect, nicely laid out and planted in lawn and garden, double entrance, asphalt motor drive to well built motor shed. Sewer connexion, high pressure water supply. IDEAL POSITION—CLOSE TO CAR. CRADDOCK, MeCROSTIE CO., LTD., Corner Cashel and Manchester streets. CITY RESIDENCE. REDUCED BY £250. PRICE NOW £J750. Massively-built House of 9 FIN!& ROOMS, re<turn verandah, 12-foot stud throughout, all modern offices and conveniences, including pantry, scullery, bathroom, washhouee. copper and tube, plastered and, papered, and beautifully decorated; gae and fittings, gaa otove, hot and cold service, eewor connexion, high-preesuro water, etc., etc. PINE ROOMY MOTOR GARAGE. The SECTION, a FULL QUARTERACRE, is a fin© high-terraced one, and ia laid out and planted in lawns and garden; asphalt paths and drive to motor garage. Situate WITHIN 5 MINUTES' WALK OF CATHEDRAL SQUARE. Cards to View -upon application to the Agents, CRADDOCK. MeCROSTIE CO., LTD., Corner Caahol and Manchester streets, 8557 CLAIUDGK AND SMITH. FARMERS' SALEYARDS. "DEPORT the following at their Yardo for -Iv Friday's Salo: —Draught Mare -£13 6s, Cob £8 10s, Harnoss Mares £6 6s and £1 15s, aged from 80a to £4, Wcanor Pigs, small 7e, stores 30a, Rubber-tyred Gig £28 10s, Dray £3 15s, Chain Harrows £2 12s, One Harrow 17s, Trap £2 10s, Plough £2 2s, do. £4, do. £4 6s, Copper £2 12s, Cart Saddle 10s, Dray Harness £3,100 Sacks oats, light 3s 9d to 6s per sack, Gum Boots 22e per pair, Cultivator 20s, Oil 32s caae, Wringer 8s 6d, Saddle and Brfdlo 30s, Spring Dray £12 10s, 4 Bicycles, 25e, £2 ss, Jack 15s, Netting~l2B Cd roll, Forgo 255, Gig £5, Gig £24 10s, 300 Sacks Sd and 9d each. Sundries aa usual. The Poultry Sale on Saturday:—Hens 3s 8d to 5a 3d, Pullets Gs 6d to lis 3d, Cockerels 4s to 8s 6d, Ducks 6s 6d, nil at per pair. CLARIDGE and SMITH, 37C8 Auctionoers. FARMERS' SALEYARDS. SHORT N O T I C E. CLEARING SALE. MONDAY, JUNE 11th, 1 o'clock Sharp. CLARIDGE AND SMITH have received instructions from MR T. WOOD, North road, Styx, having sold his Lease, to offer the following, WITHuUT RESERVE: 8 Cows springing 3rd and 4tfci calf, 8 Cpwe just caiveu und in full profit, 1 Purebred Jersey Heifer (2yis), na.ibrcd Jersey Heiicr 2yrs, a lia.fbied Jeisey Hciiors, Yearlings (the above Heifers are from picKc\l Lowaj, Uan-diaugtat Mare tall work), 2 Veaiura, Spring Dray and Frame (good ae new), Spring Trap, Sot Trap Harness, Collars, H Ties, Blinkers, Back l3uuas, (Jiiaiiia, , 2 Good Wcaners, Planet Jr. Horse Hoe, Set 3-leaf Harrows, Dcering Hay Rake (new), Grass Mower (3ft Gin cut), Wooden Roller, Plough Chains and Trots, Grit Mill, Bone Cutter. 100 Totara Posts, Hoise Cover, 12 Cow Covers, Qunutity Firewood, Barb Wire, Portab.e Copper (12 gallons), 3 Milk Drums (new), 1 Cream Can, Churn (No. 1), 6ft Bath, Pump, Barrels, Stack Cpver (30 x 18), 3 dozen Sacks, Drum Oil, Hay Knife, Bull Chain, about 20 Tons First-class Hay in lota to suit purchasers. Ducks and ' Fowls, Wheat, Chaff, and Barley. The Auctioneers draw special attention to the Dairy Herd, as Mr Wood lias culled heavily for years, and only the beet are on his farm. Anyone wanting single cow a will i not do better. The Jcrs?ys especially are very quiet, and all young cows. CLARIDGE and SMITH. 3767 Auctioneers. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY CO. OF N.Z., LTD. ADDINGTON SALE. 1 WEDNESDAY NEXT. WE have the following entries coining forward for the above Sale:— 130 Three-quarterbred Ewes, S.M., Rams in March 27th. 160 Store Lambs. 3 Trucks Fat Ewes 4 Trucks Fat Lambs. 2 Very Good Heifers, close to calving. Consignment of Fat Cattlo from South Canterbury. NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO. OF N.Z., LTD., 37C1 Auctioneers. Q.OVERNOR'S BAY AND TEDDINGTON. ROYAL MAIL COACH SERVICE# Loavo Teddington P.O. Daily 7.15 a.m.. «r- - rive at Allandale 7.45 a.m. Leave Governor's Bay 8.10 a.m., arrive at Lyttelton 9.15 a.m., returning from Lyttelton Railway Station 9.45 a.m. Monday, Wednesday, Saturday. Leave Teddington 2.30 p.m. Leave Govep. . nor"s Bay 3.15 p.m., arrive at Lyttelton '*■ Railway Station 4.15 p.m., returning at 4.30 p.m. P SPECIAL TRIPS ARRANGED. f W. LYNN. Propria lei.