AUCTION. SMITHS CITY MARKET. LTD. WEEKLY AUCTION, 10.30 A.M. FRIDAY, i Account Clients: Fowlhouse, 16 x 16, In sections, quantity partitions, small Saw Bench with Electric Motor attached: 20 Sheets Iron. Account Trustee estate late Ice Cream Vendor: Power Ice Cream Maker, with extra pulleys, and a Hand Ice Cream Maker, and 18 Wood and Metal Ice Cream Containers, all in firstclass order; can be Inspected now at our Yards; Saw Bench, Parrot Cage, Field Pipes, 15 Bundles Manuka Tomato Stakes, Copper Cylinder, 3 Coils Sheep Netting, Wheelbarrows, Chicken Coop, quantity 2-Gal. Petrol Tins, Forms, Wheels: Pair Sashes. Scott Incinerator, Tile Surround, Doors, Windows, etc. 11 A.M. —Horses, Harness, Implements, and Vehicles. 2 Planet Horse Hoes, Planet Seeder, Planet Hand Hoe, 1 Alfa Laval Separator. 16 x2O Canvas, Tarpaulin, good order; Grit Mill and Green Bone Cutter, combined; 2 New Lever Orchard Grubbers, 2 Dr. Collar, Hames, and Winkers, 3 doz. Lime and Manure Bags, 1 25cwt Spring Dray (good order). HORSES AND DAIRY COWS. Account Mr R. Blackler, Dromore: iDr. Mare, syrs, all work; J-Dr. Geld., 5 yrs, all work; i-Dr. Mare, aged, been working baker’s cart. Account coqptry client: Hack, Saddle, and Harness. ‘Account Mr Smith, Spreydon; 2 Good quiet Jersey Cows, 1 calved 10 days, 1 calved Wed., 16th. Can be recommended. Account Weedons farmer: Pony, 14J hands, rising 4 years, broken to S. and H., sound and right, exceptionally quiet. Account Fendalton farmer: Bay Geld., 1-Dr., 7yrs, good van horse. Account client: 2 Good Farm Horses, 5 and 9 years 12 NOON—Motors, Trailers, Bicycles, and Tools; quantity Garden and Farm Tools, 10ft 3-ply Garden Hose. Account Mr F. Murch, who has gone into camp: 1 Trailer, Set Trailer Wheels and Axle, 2 Bunk Trailer Caravan, Canvas Hood. 12 NOON—Grain and Produce: 17 Wheat, 4 Barley, 6 Oats, 1 Italian Grass Seed, Dressed Turnip Seed, 15 Wheat Straw Chaff, 7 Oatsheaf Chaff, 25 Pig potatoes, quantity Seed Potatoes, Dakota, Aucklanders, Robin Adair, and Arran Chief. 1 P.M.—Furniture and Effects. Boot Sewing Machine, many lines of Furniture. 1.30 10 Rolls Bacon, 15 Hams 10 Rolls Bacon, 15 Hams 1.30 P.M.—Canaries, Love Birds, Breeding Cages, etc. 2 P.M.—Poultry Sale. SMITHS CITY MARKET, LTD., Auctioneers. 9023 SPECULATORS’ CHANCE. CONVENIENTLY Situated Sydenham Property, NO. 32 SOUTHAMPTON STREET, to .be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION at our Rooms. FRIDAY NEXT, at 1 P.M., on account MRS HAYFIELD. Particulars comprise; Good plastered Home of 4 rooms and scullery, coal range and gas ring, washhouse, copper and'tubs, bathroom, pumice copper, tubs, sewer, H.P. water, elec, point and sink. Excellent 1-acre section, facing north. NOTE: This property is only 1 minute from Colombo st., faces North, and immediate possession can be had. We are going to sell, irrespective of value. Keys from SMITHS CITY MARKET, LTD.. 550 Colombo street, Land Auctioneers. 9025 USEFUL COMPACT HOLDING. Situated 271 WAINONI ROAD, to be Sold by PUBLIC AUCTION IN OUR ROOMS, FRIDAY NEXT, AT 1 P.M. On account MRS E. B. McFARLANE. Particulars comprise Modern Bungalow of 4 Rooms and conveniences and 1 ac. land, ideally suitable for poultry, market gardening, or keeping of cow, etc. A wonderful chance to secure a good home with land. NOTE: A low reserve has been placed to effect a sale. SMITHS CITY MARKET, LTD., 550 Colombo street. Land Auctioneers. 9024 SMITHS CITY MARKET, LTD. CLEARING SALE AT PAPANUI. THURSDAY. SEPT. 24TH, AT 1 P.M. SMITHS CITY MARKET. LTD., has received Instructions from MR T. E. FLINT, who has sold his property, to hold a Clearing Sale on the property, 49 BLIGHS ROAD, on the above date. PARTICULARS AS FOLLOWS: Halfdraught Mare, aged, particularly good sort, and has been working in the following small Implements: 2 Light Spring Drays, 4ft Concrete Roller, Set 2-Leaf Harrows, Horse Hoe, S.F. Plough, S.F. Garden Plough (Tom Thumb), 4-wheel Horse-drawn Truck, Clod Crusher, Spring Tine Lever' Harrows. 2 Planet Seed Sowers. Planet Hand Hoe and extra access, Barrow, Spray Pump, Spring Dray Saddle and Breeching, Collar, Hames, Winkers, Plough Chains. . SUNDRIES: Quantity Sleepers and Posts, quantity Glass for Glasshouse, i Tubs, 40-gall. Drums, 2in Gal. and other Piping, Guttering and Down Pipe, 2 Wheelbarrows, Roofing Iron, Plain and Barb Wire, Field Pipes, C.C. Saw, Empty Fruit Cases and Tins, quantity Garden Tools, Carpenter’s and other Tools, Hose. Small Set Fairbanks Scales, perfection Heater, Gig Lamps, Wire Stfalher,, Planes, Spirit Level. Pulleys, Set Spanner?, Bench Vice, Brace and Bit, Prunera, Pipe Vice; Pruning Saws, Spraying Oil, Paint and Brushes. Pair Steps, ALSO BUICK TOURING CAR AND MANY SUNDRIES. Acc. MR G. CHINERY: Set 2 Horse Discs, in good order, Set Kauri Wash Tubs. SMITHS CITY MARKET, LTD., 550 Colombo street. CHRISTCHURCH. 9026 SMALL SPREYDON HOLDING. ONLY £875. A PARTICULARLY SOLID BRICK HOUSE (double walls) of 5 rooms and conveniences, which include H. and C. water, porcelain bath, elec, cooker, and i new tapestry brick fireplace. Splendid' l shed and poultry house. THE SECTION COMPRISES 1 ACRE FIRST-CLASS LAND, wide frontage, admirably suitable for- market gardening, keeping a cow, poultry, etc. As the ■ Property faces North, Is conveniently situated, and in good order generally, with an easy ingoing of a mortgage of £550, reducible by 15s per week, we would urge intending purchasers to make an immediate inspection. Realisation is imperative. Full details from the Sole Agents:— SMITHS CITY MARKET. LTD., 550 Colombo street. “Small Farm Specialists.’* PROPERTIES FOR SALE. £79S—ST. ALBANS, handy St. Mary’s, 6-roomed Residence, good section, to close estate. F. Williamson and Co., 193 Man; Chester street. X 407 £I2SO—SPREYDON. Modern, Designed Bungalow, 4 rooms, k’ette., sunroom, garage. F. Williamson and Co.. 193 Manchester street. •. X 407 FENDALTON FENDALTON £IBSO. WE KNOW THIS WILL INTEREST YOU. A LOVELY NEW BUNGALOW IN THE PICK OF POSITIONS, close to tram, shops, and school, and very sunny situation. Comprising four .rooms, sunroom, and kitchenette, with all modern conveniences, and situated on a nice shaped section of approx. 30 perches. This home has position and style. Built by a reliable builder and as you know properties of this type are difficult to procure' at present. SEE IT WITH US. MCKENZIE, WILLIS, LTD., 120 Hereford street. £llsO ST. ALBANS £llsO ONE MINUTE FROM TRAM: Lovely Bungalow, comprising 3 bedrooms, large lounge room, spacious k’ette. Gas stove and coal range. Expensively papered throughout. Concrete paths. Good workshop and 2 sheds. This is altogether a desirable property, well kept and spotlessly clean. Terms arranged.' HUTCHINSON, WHITE’S. Victoria sq. After hours ring 24-600. £IOO DEPOSIT. 155 ACRES. North Canterbury, close township. Suitable cropping and sheep. No flood danger. All flat and ploughable. Wants a bit of straightening up, but it’s a cheap farm for the right man. Large comfortable home. Granary, dairy, stable, etc., all in very fair order. The price is only £1250, with £IOO deposit only required. Balance can be arranged on excellent mortgage to suit purchaser, Immediate possession. Inquiry invited. £775 PAPANUI £775 5i ACRES, with! comfortable 5-roomed House. All the best of good heavy dairying and cropping land. About one mile from Main North road. Ideal for either Belfast or City worker. Terms can be arranged. This is a gift, so inquire early, HUTCHINSON, WHITE’S, Victoria sq. After hours ring 23-218. H4844
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