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AUCTIONS. H. G. LIVINGSTONE AND CO. THIS DAT. THIS DAT. PUBLIC AUCTION. "WEST END RESIDENCE. NEAR PARK. GARDENS, AND COLLEGES. IN MR CHAS. CLARK'S AUCTION ROOMS, 109 HEREFORD STREET, AT II A.M. THIS DAY. TWO STOREY DWELLING of nine rooms and Balcony, sitaatcd NO. 536 HAGLKY AVENUE, CITY, very well-built and carefully designed. SECTION OF OVER 1-ACRE, with two frontages. Full particulars and CONDITIONS OF SALE from H. G. LIVINGSTONE and CO., Auctioneers, 7283 152 Hereford Btreet. AUCTION SALE. ST. ALBANS RESIDENCE. In Mr Chia. Clark's Auction Rooms, 109 Hereford street. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 28th. AT 11 A.M. On Account of MRS TEMPLF.R. Property situated No. 71 Kanfurly street SUBSTANTIALLT-BUILT RESIDENCE, containing FIVE ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE ; good verandah, bay window, HIGH STUD, modern fireplaces, plastered and papered artistically throughout, PORCELAIN BATH AND BASIN, hot and cold water from good kitchen range, pantry and scullery, cupboards fitted throughout, gas stove, washhouse, copper and tubs, sewer connexion, .h.p..; water supply; asphalt and concrete paths. SECTION is a Good One, is laid out in lawns and garden with shrubs. THE PROPERTY IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. ' Splendidly situated within a few doors of the SPRINGFIELD ROAD BUS SERVICE, and is handy to Webb street and PAPANUI ROAD. VERT EASY TERMS WILL BE OFFERED, and the Owner, being an Absentee, is determined to sell. . Full particulars, .H. G. LIVINGSTONE and CO., Auctioneers, '7284 152 Hereford street. AUCTION SALE. FENDALTON BUNGALOW PROPERTY. In Mr Chas. Clark's Auction Rooms, 109 Hereford' street. ■ SATURDAY, 28th NOVEMBER, At 11 a.m. ' ■ ' ■ On Account N. P. DIGBY, Esq. The Property. Situated No. 51 WEKA STREET, FENDALTON rpHE Property is for genuine sale, the -*- owner having acquired a larger place. Faithfully-built Bungalow of seven rooms, electric liglit, and heating points, plastered, panelled in figured rimu, large bathroom with porcelain, bath, double hot water service, built-in wardrobes, gas. laid on. Built for comfort and convenience. Dining-room 17 x 20, breakfast-room 16 x 14, double buffet built in. Bedroom 16 x 14, two large sun porches. SPLENDID SECTION, comprising HALFACRE, Well laid out in garden,, selected fruit trees, shrubs, roees, and flowers, large motor shed., good water supply; NORTHERN ASPECT. The property is well sheltered, adjoins Boys' High School grounds, and is within a few minutes' walk from the Fcndalton Tram and Church. Full particulars and conditions of sale from H. G. LIVINGSTONE and CO., Auctioneers, 7284 152 Hereford street . w AUCTION SALE. PROPERTY, FURNITURE, AND EFFECTS. TUESDAY; ' DECEMBER Ist, AT 12 NOON. ... . On Account of W. G. BLACK, ESQ. • ON THE PREMISES. CLIFTON, . SUMNER. 'E have been favoured with instructions . to sell'hv Public Auction : One of the. FINEST RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES ON CLIFTON,' comprising very solidly-built dwelling, containing <• large sun porch, ; panelled "halt, large dining : room, built-m. window seat, open brick fireplace; ■ large • living-room with- open brick fireplace, and French door to sun porch; 4 bedrooms; .sonny library, good kitchen with range and gas point; large bathroom white enamelled, with porcelain bath and basin. THE HOUSE has a Splendid Situation, and is specially designed to receive sun from morning till night. It is with wardrobes, ample fireplaces, gas, electric light, and heating points, h. and c. water, h.p. supply, sewer connexion, and every modern convenience. It is in perfect order throughout. THE SECTION. IS THE PICK OF CLIFTON, and comprises about HALF AN ACRE, splendidly laid out in asphalt paths, large amount of rock work, and .is stocked with, the finest collection of plants and shrubs to be seen in any private garden. _ The Property is well known for its beautiful garden. A wonderful -panorama view o£ the surrounding hills and the ocean can be obtained from any portion of the property, and there is good road access to two frontages.' WE WILL ALSO SELL • PRACTICALLY THE WHOLE OF THE VERY FINE FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS, including carpetß, chesterfields, easy chairs, superior oak furniture, etc., etc., full particulars. of which will be given in Next Saturday's Papers. The Whole of the Furnishings are in SPLENDID CONDITION, being almost Equal to New. THE PROPERTY' WILL BE OFFERED AT 3 P.M. Fall particulars and conditions of sale from ' H. G. LIVINGSTONE and CO., Auctioneers, 7285 152 Hereford street.

MORTGAGEE'S SALE THE CONDUCT OP THE REGISTRAR Ui<' THE SUPREME COURT. "VfESSRS H. G. LIVINGSTONE and CO. i-'J- having received instructions from the Registrar of the Supremo Court at Christchurch acting at the request of the Mortgagee will SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION at MR CHAS. CLARK'S ROOMS in Hereford street Christchurch on THURSDAY, the 17th day of December 1925 at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, • ALL THAT parcel of land situated on the corner of Kensington. and 'Westminster streets St. Albans containing TWENTY iVS'D FOURrTENTHS PERCHES being Lot 4 on Deposit Plan 6060 and being the whole of tbn land in Certificate of Title Volume 3< 7 Folio 268. CONDITIONS OF SALE.—The Mortgagee's Application for sale and hia estimate of the value of his property can be seen at the Office of the Registrar at any time prior to the sale, and a true copy thereof at the Auctioneer's Rooms at the time of sale without payment of any fee. For further particulars apply to the AUCTIONEERS, MESSRS 11. G. LIVINGSTONE and CO. Or, MESSRS RAYMQND, STRINGER, HAMILTON, and DONNELLY, 7177 Solicitors for the Mortgagee. THE POLICY OF PREVENTION: los OF EXPERIENCE WORTH TONS OF THEORY. THERE are, in every country, considerable numbers of frugal and thrifty farmers, who succeed in accumulating substantial sums of money. The number of. these might be enormously increased if farmers would-USE THE RENOWNED JOSEPH FORD'S SCOUR and LUNG-WORM MIXTURE. IT WILL POSITIVELY CURE SCOUR AND LUNG-WORM IN SHEEP. In Tins cf One and Two Gallons, 19s and £1 lis. One Gallon will Drench 160 Sheep. Shalse well before using, apd keep shaken during use. Here is one of many testimonials: . Riccarton, Feb. 9th, 1894. Mr F. Ferriman, Ashburton, Dear Sir,—ln reply to your enquiry r» Ford's < Scour and Lung-Worm Mixture, I may' say that my manager at Methven used it on.some of the smallest and weakest lamb* we had, and that it stopped tho scour in them and they ' seemed benefited by the doae they Yours faithfully, JOHN DEANS. We are Agents: ' • FARMERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION, CHRISTCHURCH. F4606