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AUCTIONS. ORADDOCKS AGENCY COY., LTD NEXT "WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER lath, 1922IN OUR LAND SALE BOOMS. CORNER WORCESTER aND MANCHESTER STREETS. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. ON Account of tie Owner who is clearing up Accounts. ,T„»va XNOWLES STREET, ST. ALBANS (First section on left from Brett s road) FINELY SITUATED Building Site with nearly 1 chain frontage by just -upon 2 chains depth, substantially fenced on Practically the only available building allotment in this highly popular residential locality. MUST BE QUITTED AT THE AUCTION. ORADDOCKS AGENCY COY., LIMITED. A E CRADDOCK, Auctioneer. Corner Worcester and Manchester streets. Telephone 5306. jL,4J SHORT NOTICE. SHORT NOTICE. NEXT THURSDAY, NOV. 16th. NEXT THURSDAY, NOV. 16th. At 1 p.m. At 1 p.m. On Premises, BEING No. 57 MACKWORTH Street, woolston ward, by public auction. On Account of M.7H. J. Neal, who has purchased through us thai valuable site on U» corner of Caahel and BoUeston streets, Linwood, Where, he intend to first-class Fruit, Confectionery and. Dairying Business. A N IDEAL UTILITY PROPERTY, emiA » e ntly suitable for POULTRY FARMING GARDENING; 1 .acre in'orchard, flower and kitchen garden and paddock, concrete paths and yard, comfortable dwelling of 5 rooms, race y paf 1 and convenient accessories; ample outbuildings, including wood and coal-house, large workshop, fowlhouses and runs (capacity over 200 fowls), cowbail with concrete floor. ALSO, THE WHOLE OF THE CHOICE OAK and OTHER FURNISHINGS a* contained in the well furnished dwelling, alias good as new. A few items include:—OAK GAI Jv LEGGED TABLE, OAK SIDEBOARD with Welled mirror back, 4 H.B. OAK DININGCHAIRS in Leather, VERY LARGE SADDLEBAG EASY CHAIR. FIRST QUALITY LINOS., DOUBLE OAK BEDSTEAD and WIRE MATTRESS, OAK WARDROBE (Oval Bevelled Mirror), OAK DUCHESSE (Oval Bevelled Mirror), OAK SHAVING CABINET, A VERY CHOICE SELECTION OF OAK-MOUNTED PAINTINGS AND OTHER PICTURES, LOVELY DOULTON and other CHINA, DAINTY TEA SETS, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY. COPPER and other ORNAMENTS, COPPER KETTLE and SPIRIT LAMP, 8-DAY CLOCK, DOULi'ON TOBACCO JAR, OAK-FRAMED MIRRORS, BAROMETER-THERMOMETER, Carver, Rocker, and other Chairs, Palm Stands and Bowie, Child's Cot, "THE BUSINESS ENCYCLOPEDIA AND LEGAL ADVISER," 7 volumes (a valuable work), ELECTRIC STOVE and COPPER KETTLE, Kitchen Utensils, POTS and PANS, Eureka Gas Cooker, Concrete Garden Roller, a Splendid Assortment of Garden and Carpenter's Tools, about 40 feet Jin Armoured Garden Hose, 24 7ft Iron Standards, Wheelbarrow, Carpenter's Bench, Planet Jr., Wire Netting, about 20 Pairs White Leghorns and, Buff Orpingtons, and Chickens, Chicken Coops, also a multitude of Sundries. A VERY EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF VARIED FURNITURE GOODS AND EFFECTS. CRADDOCK'S AGENCY COY., LIMITED, A. E. CRADDOCK, Auctioneer, Comer Worcester and Manchester streets. TELEPHONE 6306. '2748 LYTTELTON. , LYTTELTON. NEXT FRIDAY, NOVEMBER At 2 p.m. At 2 pjn. ON THE PREMISES, .. SUMNER ROAD, LYTTELTON. (We having sold the property.) .On acoount of MRS MYRTLE HILL. ' UTRNITURE AND EFFECTS of ail do-' - scriptions (including UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO), by Spaethe, a' magnificent instrument, as contained in the fine 11-roomed Residence. A few main items include, besides THE HEMARKABLY FINE PIANO (JSPAETHE), 7 DINING CHAIRS IN LEATHER, 1 EASY CHAIR UPHOLSTERED IN LEATHER, • BOOK; CASE, Linos., NEW AXMINSTER SQUARE (12ft x 9ft), Hall-Runner, DOUBLE BEDSTEAD with wire and Kapoo Mattresseo and Pillows, SINGLE OAK «tnd> RIMU BEDSTEADS' with .wire, kapoc and flax mattresses, Sail and other. Chairs, Tables, Madiras and other Curtains, CHEVALLE, Mattings, EXTENSION DINING' TABLE, Banjo, Clocks, Crockery and Glassware, Cutlery, Pots andi Pans, Garden Tool», G*rdien> Seats, Wheelbarrow; about 8 pairs White Leghorns, and a great variety of useful Bundries. FURTHER DETAILS LATER. / CRADDOCK'S AGENCY COY., LIMITED. A. E. CRADDOCKv'Auctioneer. Corner Worcester and Manchester streets, ■>'•. City, and at 2747 Canterbury street, Lyttelton. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd, 1922. AT 7.30 PJL AT 7.30 P.M. IN THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HALL, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. • BY PUBLIC AUCTION;. THE' "PREMIER" SUBDIVISION,' MASSEY STREET, Running from St. Albans street east to "' ■ ■ ' '■■ Trafalgar street.\ "in Conjunction with MESSRS LOHREY and CO., l OA OF THE MOST IDEAL BUNGALOW id\j SITES that have ever been offered, or that can. possibly be submitted for publio competition in this exclusive locality. - , <* ALSO, A CHARMING BUNGALOW of 6 rooms, every possible modern convenience and accessory. OVER J-ACRE, beautifully laid out. ASPHALT TENNIS COURT, etc. A PERFECT MODERN HOME, No. 168 St. Albans street. ' A "MOST COMFORTABLE AND GON•VENIENT RESIDENCE of 6 rooms, conveniences, etc., with nearly One acre of the very best garden land. No. 212 Springfield road-. Plans on application to Agents. , ' In addition to the above, which form the "Premier" Subdivision, we will offer at the time and place above stated, on account of the respective owner*— LOT 2—THAT DELIGHTFULLY situated property, being No. 275 PAPANUI ROAD, ST.'* ALBANS, comprising 1-ACRE with ohain frontage, charmingly laid out ana I planted and the most ARTISTICALLY DESIGNED, . splendidly built, and exquisitely < finished Bungalow containing 7 dainty living rooms, plastered and papered throughout and f every modern" convenience including elec--1 t«n,l a-nA <ma imtt.».ll»tihnß. Doultnn hnth and basin, ample wardrobe and cupboard accommodation, and other pleasing features. There are also two spacious sleeping or sitting out balconies. This, delightful property is part of the well known "Elmwood" Subdivision, which is generally recognised to be the best residential area in any part of the city. ■The only reason for selling is that the owner has gone into business in Wellington. ALSO—LOT 3—ST. ALBANS STREET EAST, adjoining the fine residential property of L. LOHREY, ESQ,. Splendid Bungalow building site with about 63ft frontage by about 2 -chains depth, well fenced on 3 sides. Northerly aspect. ALSO—LOT 4—RUTLAND STREET. ST. ALBANS, adjoining No. 17. Very fine J-ACRB section with wide frontage, fenced, and slanted in .potatoes An excellent allotment. ALSOLOT S—SOMJME STREET, ST. ALBANS, on Western side. An excellent Bungalow site with just upon 1 chain frontage. Area 1 rood 22 and T-lOth perches. LOHREY and CO., Estate Agents, 218 High street. CRADDOCK'S AGENCY COY., LIMITED, , - , Auctioneers, Corner Worcester and Manchester street. Joint Agents. MESSRS RAYMOND, STRINGER, HAMILTON, and DONNELLY, 2761 Solicitors foT Vendors.