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AUCTIONS. JONES. McCROSTIE CO., LTD. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19th, At 13 Noon. Is tho Estate of fhe late MBS KNATMAN. QM> MAHOGANY AND ANTIQUE GOODS, ETO, ETC. ON THE PREMISES, Cones' of Manchester and Kilmoro stieettv 138 CONTENTS OF THE 9-ROOMEE RESIDENCE, AXM3NSTER CAit PETS, BRUSSELS CARPETS, AXMINSTER RUGS, OLD CHINA, PIC TURES, MILNER'S FIRE-PROOi.' SAFE, WNEN, BLANKETS, ETC. Pall details in next Saturday's isstte. JONES, McCROSTIE COMPANY, LTD., 609 i C. EL JONES, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE of special city pksmt.ses. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 30th, At 2.30 pan. UT OUB LAND SALE ROOMS, Owner vf Caahel and Manchester (street*. QN Account of the TRUSTEES in the late ANDREW DUJWAJTS Estate. LOT I.—Situate at tho CORNER OF CASHEL AND MANCHESTER STREETS, well-known as DUNCAN'S BUILDINGS, comprising' 3-STOREY BRICK AND STONE BUILDING, occupied as offices, etc., having a frontage to Cashel street of 66ft S inches, and a 1 frontage to Manchester street of 115 feet. Included in this lot is the BRICK STORE occupied by Messrs Gordon and Barker. LOT 2 has » FRONTAGE OP 60ft Bin to MANCHESTER STREET, comprising 2 BRICK SHOPS, occupied by Mr Baker. Tho Buildings do not cover the whole of the land or the frontage. LOT 3.—UP-TO-DATE -MODERN 2STOREY comprising 10 SHOPS, WITH DWELLING ROOMS attached, situate in LOWKK HIGH STREET (opposite Messrs T. Armstrong and Co.'s promises), having a frontage to High street of 254 feet, and a depth of 82ft 3in, with entrance from St. Aeaph street, and right-of-way running along tho whole of the back of the Shops. ALL THE SHOPS ARE OCCUPIED. LOT 4.—WOODEN BUILDING, situate at the CORNER OP LOWER HIGH STREET and ST. ASAPH STREET, comprising SHOP with 3 windows and Two Shops fronting on High street, having a frontage to High street of 63ft, and a frontage to St. Asaph street of 88ft il inches. C/QT S.—THAT TRIANGULAR SECTION WITH COTTAGE THEREON, situate, in ST. ASAPH STREEfT, and having a frontage of 63ft 7in to St. Asaph street, THERE ARE NO LONG LEASES TO INY OF THE TENANTS IN THE ABOVE PROPERTY. TWO-THIRDS OF THE PURCHASE MONEY CAN REMAIN ON MORTGAGE, IF DESIRED, FOR FIVE if EARS. Rentals and amount of insurances earn be ihtained, and the Conditions of Sale perused it tho offices of the Auctioneers. MESSRS WESTON and WARD, Solicitors to the Estate, Manchester street, Christchurch. JONES, McCROSTIE COMPANY, LTD., Uorner of Cashel and Manchester streets, >095 C. E. J ONES, Auctioneer. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. LEASE OF CITY PREMISES. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20th. N OUB LAND SALE BOOMS, AT 3.30 p.m. On account of Mr R. Hall. PHE LEASE OF THOSE PREMISES »- KNOWN AS "THE TURKISH IATHS," SITUATE IN CASHEL STREET wtweon the Canterbury Seed Company and ■ is N.Z. Fanners' Co-op. Premies*), Saving frontago of 33 feet to Cashel street and frontage of 33 feet to Bedford row. TOGETHER WITH THE BUILDINGS HEREON, KNOWN AS "THE TURKISH ATHS." THE LEASE, WHICH HAS 81 EARS TO RUN, CAN BE INSPECTED T THE OFFICE OF THE AUCTIONERS. JONES,, McCROSTIE COMPANY, LTD. >96 C. E. JONES, Auctioneer. ■ * PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNISHINGS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21«. At 1 p.m. ■ )N account of MR A. H. KING (who ie leaving for the North Island), ON THE REMISES, No. 5 BANKS AVENUE, >S2iER OF NORTH SHIRLEY. DINING ROOM AND BEDROOM FURNI- ! TURE IN OAK, MBRZAMPORE CAR- ! PET, ARMEJSTAN OARPET, INDIAN HALL RUG, VALUABLE ENGRAVINGS, OUTSIDE GOODS, 2 LAWN I MOWERS, ETC, ETC. j Fall details is later issue. JONES, McCROSTIE COMPANY, LTD. C. B. JONES, 97 Auc;ioa«3T.