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AUCTIONS. iIcCKOSTTE CO.. LTD. THIS DAY, at 1 p.m. AUCTION SALE. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. NEARLY NEW INVALID'S CHAIR. On the Premises, "VTO. 9 BERESFORD STREET. LINj.I "WOOD (off Grafton ' street, close to Ferry road). In tho Estate of H.'NEEYE (Deceased). BEING THE CONTEXTS OF THE SiSROOMED RESIDENCE. CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE CO., LTD., ■Auctioneers, •13S1 Cor. Caehcl and Manchester streets. NORTH ISLAND. SHEEP AND CATTLE FARM. g<po ACKES of Good Mixed Land, 25( acres of rich alluvial flats, EUitabl* for dairying, cropping, and root growing The balance of land is good sheep land, one can be greatly improved. Ths buildings com priso 3 good homesteads, stable, and itnplc ment shed, cowshed, separator room, engin< shed, 4 cow milking plant, 3-horse powe; Blackstono engine, butcher's shop, tool shed and piggeries. R-ailway runs through tin property. The present owner would conside exchange with Canterbury farm 3CO to 401 acres of good medium land. PRICE—£IO per acre. • CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE CO., LTD. QC ACRES rich cmnninsr and dairvln land, situate only half a mile from achoo tWephon' l . niihvnv rtnt'on. »nd al] neceraar convoniences. Comfortable house of 7 roomi | wa6hhouso, loose boxes, man's house, cov ehed, 8-stalled stable, granary, brick dair; fool house, etc, 24 acrec in grass, balance t be cropped, three-quarters of a mile fror school and rail. Securely fenced and we watered. Good wheat land. PRICE £48 PEE ACitE. Fol. Y. 194 CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE CO.. LTD. ACRES t> ice ewcot tucaock hills, a well ferasaed, efenrely fenccd wit standards and wire, and well watered b creeks and springs; 1 i miles from <!chool an rail, and 2J milca from gooft ealevardn. Lie well to the sun. _ Carries 700 ewce. A fan of 160 acres adjoining can be bought if r< quired. No buildmge. PRICE £10 PER ACRI7 Fol. Q. 16 CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE, CO., LTD. ACRES, heavy cropping and graz'n UJ. land. Close to township. Grows h.;av crops of grain and roots, and is also suitaK for dairying. Comfortable liouso of B Tot .n pantry, scullery, good stable, granary, larg implement shed, piggeries, etc. Owner n tako over house as part payment. > lod vided by good fences into 5 paddocks. A goo portion of tho purchase money can remain fc 7 years at 5 per cent. PRICE £6P PER ACRE. Pol. Y.Ui CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE CO., LTD. 4383 / PROPERTIES FOR SALS. RONALD S. BADGER. CHEAP BUSINESS PREMISES. LARGE SHOP and STORE with concrete floor, also five dwellingrooms; about i-acro, West; goiug cheap. Tako £775 on £100 diponit. Brick Premises worth over £600 • Section worth .. .. £500 £11C0 SOME GOOD EXCHANGES. Offered on a. Caeh Bask. Owner Sunny Cashmere Sections wants 5 rooms. Owner St. Albans Bungalow wants Grocery. Owner Brighton Bungalow wants Sections. Owner 7 rooms. Sumner, free title, wants St. Albans Bungalow. Owner Butchery Business wants Farm. Owner Fendalton Semi-Bungalow coneider Property elsewhere. Owner 7 rooms, Linwood, electrio light, wants 5 rooms—and others. RONALD S. BADGER, 534 IS7 Manchester street. SPECULATION. 'T'HE WAR has caused to bo placed in ou -L hands for ABSOLUTE SALE, a Valu ablo CITY WAREHOUSE PROPERTY. clor to Cathedral square. It has an assured prospective value, and ; reasonable cifor would be acoeptcd. Full particulars from J. T. BELL and CO., 015 US Gloucester street, Christchnrch. COBB AND CO. TELEGRAPH LINE COACHES. LEAVE Arthur's Pass Station on arriva of West Coast Express, which leaTei Christchurch at B.SO a.m., Tuesdays. Taui» days, and Saturdays. Carrying Passengers and their Lugrajr< only for Hokitika, West port, Roefton, anc Greymouth, arriving Groymouth same -eves ine 6.40 p.m. Through rail and coach tickets can b< obtained at Tourist Office, Christchurch nls< coach tickets for coach journey obtainabli at the following hotels:—Warner's Coker's Storey's. Clarendon, and United SertTo Hotels; from Mr Caesidv. Springfield; Ml W. Campbell, Christchurch. The management is under Mr H. Caeeidy who haa had sole management sine© 1878 CASSIDY and CO, LTD., Z Proprietor*. BALCAIRN TO LEITHFIELD A MOTOR will moot Morning Train. (l BaJcaim, arriving from North and South, and can meet Evening Trains as ter quired by wiro or letter to { Jf'iUXX As2Ltil\ I Lcithfleld. %