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AUCTIONS. FORD AND HADFIELD. LTD. THIS DAY! 12 NOON THIS DAY! A UCTION SALE OF CENTRAL CITY PROPERTY. On account MR H. GILLESPIE. WE WILL OFFER BY AUCTION, IN CONJUNCTION WITH MESSRS MORROW, CUDDON & CO., THE PROPERTY, 261 WORCESTER STREET, COMPRISING BRICK RESIDENCE OF 6 ROOMS AND ALL CONVENIENCES, BRICK FENCE; ALSO WORKSHOP 22 x 12. VALUABLE SECTION OF APPROXIMATELY 20 PERCHES. FORD and HADFIELD, LTD., Auctioneers, 2229 131-133 Worcester street. A UCTION SALE HARE WOOD FARM PROPERTY. SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE 30th. AT 12 NOON. IN OUR AUCTION ROOMS, 131 WORCESTER STREET. On account of W. J. PHILPOTT. ESQ. THE PROPERTY, 320 SAWYERS ARMS ROAD, HAREWOOD, AND COMPRISING NEARLY 71- ACRES OF GREAT GROWING LAND SUBDIVIDED INTO PADDOCKS. IMPROVEMENTS CONSIST OF RESIDENCE OF 5 ROOMS, IN NICE ORDER INSIDE AND OUT; ALSO OUTSIDE SHEDS, FOWLHOUSES, COWBAIL, DAIRY, ETC. A _ AUCTIONEER'S NOTE—THIS LAND HAS BEEN IN THE FAMILY FOR OVER 70 YEARS AND IS THE LAST PIECE OF A LARGE, VALUABLE BLOCK. THE RATES ARE ONLY Apppnv Rc TERMS—REASONABLE DEPOSIT, AND BALANCE FOR 5 YEARS AT 4 PER CENT. » Full details from • FORD and HADFIELD, LTD., Auctioneers, 2231 131-133 Worcester street. A UCTION SALE OF CITY PROPERTY. SATURDAY NEXT, JUNE 30, 12 NOON IN OUR AUCTION ROOMS, 131 WORCESTER STREET. On account of MRS N. A. BUTCHER. THE PROPERTY, 282 WORCESTER x STREET, CITY, AND COMPRISING SEMI-2-STOREY RESIDENCE AND UP-TO-DATE SHOP. THERE ARE 6 ROOMS, 3 KITCHENETTES, BATHROOM, ETC., WHICH ARE IN SPLENDID ORDER AND WHICH ARE ARRANGED INTO SEPARATE FLATS WITH SEPARATE ENTRANCES, AND THERE IS ALSO A GARAGE AND WORKSHOP. THE INCOME DERIVED, EXCLUDING THE OWNER'S FLAT, WHICH IS THE BEST, IS £l2O PER ANNUM. LOW RATES AND SATISFACTORY TERMS. NOTE—This offers a fine opportunity for someone to have a home free and also augment their income. FORD and HADFIELD, LTD., Auctioneers, 2230 131-133 Worcester street. AUCTION SALE OF RICCARTON BUNGALOW. SATURDAY, JULY 7, 12 NOON. IN OUR AUCTION ROOMS, 131 WORCESTER STREET.

On account of E. RIVERS, ESQ. THE PROPERTY, 4 WASHBOURNE STREET, RICCARTON, and comprising WELL-BUILT BUNGALOW of 5 rooms and kitchenette, P. and P., "New World" Gas Stove, Doulton B, and 8., Sewer, H. and C., Brick and Tiled Fireplaces. GARAGE AND CONCRETE PATHS. Good Section of approx. i-acre, well laid out, and good fruit trees. FORD and HADFIELD, LTD., Auctioneers, 2232 131-133 Worcester street. TTELP TO FIND WORK. SUPPORT AX THE ROTARY CLUB'S BRISTOL SCHEME. RIGHT IN THE CITY. 5 Minutes' Walk from Cathedral Square. TILED ROOFED BUNGALOW OF 5 ROOMS, Artistically Papered and all Conveniences. HANDY SIZED CORNER SECTION. VERY NICE SITUATION AND SURROUNDINGS. This is one of the most compact arAj handiest Bungalows that it has been our pleasure to offer to the public. NO TRAMS. NO BICYCLES. NO MOTOR-CARS NECESSARY. Scarcely a long enough walk into town to get.yourself warm. £llOO. Sole Agents: FORD and HADFIELD, LTD., 131-133 Worcester street. BRAND NEW BUNGALOW ST. ALBANS. ST. ALBANS. CLOSE TO PAPANUI ROAD AND LEINSTER ROAD. IDEAL SITUATION. To be sold at Cost Price, and which was subject to the Government Subsidy. PRICE £1250 A MOST ARTISTIC 6-ROOM BUNGALOW, WELL PLANNED AND GOOD SIZE ROOMS, IMPOSING FIREPLACES, 2 • H.W. SYSTEMS AND INCLUDING EVERY LATEST LABOUR-SAVING DEVICE. High and very sunny sectioa. Note: The section alone was valued at £650 a few years ago. FORD and HADFIELD, LTD., 2233 . Auctioneers. HI-SPEED" Water Heater for all small domestic purposes, quick and efficient. —1 "A DVERTISING NEWS" IN "THE PRESS." The Representative Canterbury Family confidently looks to " THE PRESS" not only for Full and Authentic Political, Commercial, Social and Sporting information—but with equal confidence looks to the medium for FULL AND AUTHENTIC ADVERTISING INFORMATION COVERING THE WHOLE OF THE CANTERBURY MARKET. To the Lady intent on the most judicious outlay of the family budget, this advertising news is of vital importance. To have it COMPLETE AND DEPENDABLE IN ONE NEWSPAPER minimises her shopping efforts and promotes her economies—just as it minimises the expenditure and INCREASES THE SALES of the ADVERTISER. Because it enjoys the interest and confidence of the buyers in the Canterbury market, " THE PRESS" publishes year after * year thousands of columns more advertising than nny other Canterbury paper. "THE PRESS" leads in Circulation by several thousands more than its nearest competitor—it is subscribed to by the PEOPLE WITH THE PUR- * CHASING POWER. who are anxious and able to buy the various goods advertised in its columns. "THE PRES S," Owned and Controlled in Christchurch CANTERBURY'S LEADING DAILY, '.i the Interests of Canterbury and Westland People.