AUCTIONS. CHRISTCHURCH WOOLBROKERS’ ASSOCIATION. CHRISTCHURCH WOOLBROKERS’ ASSOCIATION. WOOL SALE, 3rd MARCH, 1938. ORDER OF SALE. rpHE following is the order of sale: — 1. Dalgety and Company, Ltd. 2. H. Matson and Co. 3. National Mortgage and Agency Co., Ltd. 4. N.Z Farmers’ Co-op. Association, Ltd. 5. Pyne, Gould, Guinness, Ltd. 6. N.Z. Loan and Mercantile Agency Co., Ltd. 7321 R. T. TOSSWILL. Secretary.
E. R. MCDONALD AND SON. THIS DAY. THIS DAY. AT 1.30 P.M. IN OUR ROOMS, 96 GLOUCESTER STREET. On accoiint ESTATE J. CHALLIS, NEW BRIGHTON: SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS OF 5 ROOMS. ALSO: On account INDENT AGENT, 61 Pairs Sheets (Finlays), Single, f, and Double. 87 Bedspreads (English). "PRINCIPAL LOTS RflflM SUITE OAK BEDROOM SUITE (Single Beds), Single and Double RIMU BEDS, 2 MIRRORED WARDROBES, 2 DUCHESSE CHESTS, Kapocs, Pillows, Pedestal, OAK DINING SUITE, GATELEG TABLE, Seagrass Chair, SINGER SEWING MACHINE, Palmstand, Harmonium (3 stops). Piano Stool Carpet Sweepers. MIRRORED SIDEBOARD. 4 DINING CHAIRS (Upholstered Seats), Cushions, Lino, Kitchen Table, Chairs, Kerbs, Portable Gramophone (as new). Scales and Weights, SEPARATOR (1 Gallon), Electric Iron, Wicker Chairs, 300 Books, Lawnmower (Qualcasti, Push Chair, Tools, Pres. Pan, Jam Jars, and Sundries, etc., etc. NOW ON VIEW. 7358 E. R. McDonald and SON. Auctioneers.
RED COMB EGG AND POULTRY COMPANY. FRIDAY. 1.30 P-M----AT 122 TUAM STREET. 1 WHITE LEGHORN PULLETS, XOl/ near laying, will be sold on account of a well-known breeder of high-class Utility White Leghorns RED COMB EGG and POULTRY ' CO., ’Phone 37-673. 122-124 Tuam st.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Twelve Words I/- 3 Days 2/6. T OOK: House, 6 rooms, all latest conveniences, E.L., stove; cost about 12/6 week. ’Phone 31-546. X 6090 4-00 K— BECKENHAM—New Bungalow, the very latest; £IOO deposit; 25s week. Builder. 83976, “^ss.^ mwo Good Shops, Brick, Colombo si., Tram Stop. Interest, Rates, Insurance of either not the rent of a cottage. Leonard Banks. 108 Armagh st. K ACRES. Ham road, Bryndwr. Splen- «' did land, suitable cultivation, glasshouses. £650. Cheap. W. E. Simes and Co. ' X 6045 £s60 —NEW BungaJnw ’ 4 rooms and sunroom. Good Govt, mortgage. North end. Reply 84284 "Press.” X 5369 TJUNGALOW, Ferry road, PhillipsD town, 4 rooms, kitchen, sun porch, garage. Empty next week. £pplyJ Leinster road, Menvale. XbOOB REALLY Well Built Home, No. 5 Hackthorne road. Orchard, Lawn and Flower Garden, with the position ideal. See it from outside, then see me. Leonard Banks. 108 Armagh st. 1»0/| n—RICCARTON. Lovely 4roomed Bungalow; handy tram. £IOO deposit; 25s week. Owner. 84283, “Press.” X 5860 A Good Brick Shop at a Tram Stop. Majn street. Very little money required and wonderful prospects. Leonard Banks. 108 Armagh st. KICCARTON road. Substantial 5-roomed Dwelling, i acre. To wind up estate, W. E. Simes and Co. x 6046 T?IVE-ROOMED House, near Colombo J- street South; vacant; exceptionally easy terms; all conveniences. Apply 202 Colombo street. X 5634 o-| AA DEPOSIT, and we will build you a Modern Bungalow to your own requirements and provide section in good locality, handy to tram or bus. E. R. McDonald and Son, 96 Gloucester street. X 5636 OfJKA— RICCARTON. Four-Roomed djUtJXJ Bungalow; over 2 acres good land; all outbuildings; handy tram. Reduced £SOO to wind up estate. F. Williamson and Co., 193 Manchester street ’Phone 31-025. X 5401 o*7 PL DEPOSIT—Good 5-roomed Semi-Bungalow. Low rates, handy town. £675. Harris, Lawlor, 98 Hereford street. X 5568 <?^KA —OP AW A, Bungalow 4 rooms dist an( j kitchenette, all conveniences. Garage, attractive section. Immediate possession. Terms arranged. E. R. McDonald and Son, 96 Gloucester street. X 5636 GUNNY St. Martins-Opawa Bungalow, built for Owner, four large rooms, modern kitchenette, electric range, incinerator, 2 large wardrobes, built-in sideboard-servery, 98ft frontage. £975. Terms. D. Stock and Co. X 5926 OQirpr—ST. ALBANS. £75 down. 5owO It) roomed Bungalow In splendid order (vacant Saturday): must be sold to close estate. Rooms all large and sunny. Section two feet above road, tastefully laid out; garage. Any term up to 20 years balance at s’per cent. Don’t miss seeing this first. J. BERRY and CO.. 177 Manchester street. 83321 BUNGALOW HOMES ON GOOD TERMS. WITH 22/6 PER WEEK BUYS Bungalow, St. Albans. Mortgagee’s Price only £690. -AND 25/-, Buys five-roomed Linwood Bungalow. Vacant possession £750. FENDALTON. £IOO down—£9oo. RONALD S. BADGER, 83359 187 Manchester street. i?Q7K—HANDY St, Andrew's ColcW« lege, Bungalow, 5 Good Rooms; only one year old, and all the latest. This is cheap. Think of the locality, and then the price. To see is to buy. £l6O deposit, balance rent. F. Williamson and Co., 193 Manchester street. X 5401 »1 ft /VDEPOSIT. MOUNT PLEAS-’,J-UV ANT. £IOO DEPOSIT. SUPERIOR BUNGALOW, 5 SPACIUS ROOMS, with 20 x 9.6 Sun Room, fell equipped. Modern Kitchenette, asement, Workshop, and Concrete arage. J-Acre Section, well laid out i lawns and gardens. Built under rchitect’s supervision for preset owner, who has now purchased irger property.® For maximum sunhne, view, and easy access to tram ;rvice it is unsurpassed, HOMEFINDERS. LTD., 154 Hereford street. H 6688 POOpr—RICCARTON : handy tram, 3JOOO Boys’ High School, etc., 4roomed Bungalow, sun porch; all in perfect order. Govt. Mortgage. Only £IOO deposit, and 25s week. Easily £2OO below its value. Beautiful garden. F. Williamson and Co., 193 ManChester street. X 5401 •TE WART’S GULLY Furnished > House, 4 Rooms, Kitchenette, sun =randah. garage. Immediate posseson. £195 complete. A. R. Sherris. f 6 Hereford street X 583-
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