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AUCTIONS. •PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ■ "jVTE. C. W. PRICE, for many years '■"I with Messrs. T. Kennedy Macdonald, Ltd., has secured large and central Rooms, GO Lambton Quay (opp. Government Buildings), and will commence business therein as Auctioneer in the course of the next few days. Mr. ' Price 1 will be glad meanwhile to seo old and new friends at the new rooms, which are, open pending salo day. Watch future, announcements. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26th, Commencing at 10 o'clock . sharp. UNDER DISTRAINT FOR RENT. SALE OF CONTRACTOR'S PLANT, CROSSLEY GAS ENGINE, 2 ELECTRIC MOTORS, PLANING MACHINERY,- ETC. • AL. WILSON AND CO. have received • instructions to sell at the factory, Douglas, Wallaco Stredt, as above — The whole of tho machinery, _ gas engine, electric motors; planing and other machinery, and part manufactured stock, including— _ lo'h.p. Crossley gas engine, chain mortice machine, four-sided planer (T. and R. Lees), 2 wood saw bcnches, sandpapering" machine, band saw, surfaccr anil shaper (Kissling and Co.), wood ■ cross-cut saw and bench, hand morticer machine (Carron Co.), 6 h.p, A.C. motor and istartor (Langdon,; ■ Davis and Co.), 5| h.p. D.C. motor and starter,'' Wcstinghouse Co. frictioii' winch,' crab winch, 17G machine knives, pulleys and shafting, 15 gallons oil, ropes and scaffold, cords, . chain blocks; 4 hydraulic jacks, 5 floor cramps, 1 9 joiner cramps, 2 grind- .. stones, 5 crowbars, 5 emery. wheels, 2 water meters, lot timber, timber . racks, lot moulding, mantelpieces, 8 doors, chain slings, iron blocks, vari,oua saws, drilling _ machine, Samson truck," derricks, drills and dies, saw .benches,' screws, window pulleys, etc.', etc., etc. ,

This is a very clean plant; everything is in good order. Under the condition's— bill-of-snIe—EVERYTHING IS.-. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. , THURSDAY, 27th' MAKCH, • Commencing at 11 o'clock a.m. IN LIQUIDATION. SALE OP THE WHOLE OF THE :■ PLANT OP THE ICOPS BREWERY ; COMPANY. AL. WILSON AND CO. have rc- • ceivixl instructions from Mr. Georso Lambert (the receiver) to sell, on the premises, Quinn Street— The whole of the. plant of the Kops Brewery Company, as follows— PLANT.—Weighing .machine, 1' Sam-jF-on. 1 gas ccolter, ■1, sat scales arc! weights (141b.), 1 set scales (analytical) and weights, 1 lin. G.M. pump, with bed. fast and loc-ro pulleys. 6 lin.. heavy taper screwed cocks. 1 boiler (1001b; pressure). 1 2J-h.p. .ennine, shafting, .pulleys, and baiting, 1 skid, 3' empty gas tubes. 80 w.oodftn drainers (bottles), 1 roll-top desk, I I/. C. Smith typewriter. 1 office table. 1 ofßco desk, 1 Milnor safe, G chairs, 380 1-gallon jars (branded "Kens"), 70 2-ga.l-lon jars (branded. "Kops"), 5 3-gallon jars, 1 gauge glass proctector. 1 small coffee mill, 1000-gnllon -steam jacketed copper, 1 15-gallon steam'jacketed copper, 1 Lawrence. capillary refrigerator, 1. '400-gallcn C.T. tank, 2 400-gaUon sonarc tanks, 1 corkj cleaner, 1 wiring table, 1 Eurekai brer filler, 6 stillc.gcs. 9 hogshead.?. :! 30eallon casks, 5 15-gallon casks, 2 BCO-i?al-loii oak' vats .(ldc«« ntaves);;'l 709-sftilon • r-ak- vats (made up), 3 (IC-gallon casks. 2 hand-corking machines, 1 4-iaw capsuling machine. 1, hydraulic cansu'ling machine, 1 No. 3 Enzineer-b°er filler, pulp washer, pud; press, 1 120-gallon carbonating cylinder, 1 1 42-gcllon , oarbonating cylinder, 1 i;r. la-gallon cylinder, 2 Clay-ton-White beer filling machine, 1 jarfilling machine, 3 large trolleys,,] Riley battle-washing machine, 1 set bottle riii--1 large bottle-washine tub, with bot-tle-holders, 1 small bottle-washing tub, with rinsers.. .And n- large quantity of general stock 1 Of all descriptions. and in first-class'order. . Copy of schedule can bo,bad at office. , A. L. WILSON, Auctioneer. JWTICE TO WAREHOUSE. MEN, INVESTORS, and SPECULATORS. IMPORTANT PUBLIC AUCTION SALE Of * > VERY VALUABLE WAU-EHOUSE SITE, U ndoubtcdly the best now available in CHRISTCHURCH, onSATURDAY, 2Sth MARCH, at NOON, . In our Land Sale Rooms, 143 CASHEL ST., 'CHRISTCHURCH.

HMATSON AND CO., acting under • instruction from tile TRUSTEES OF THE WILSON TRUST ESTATE, will sell as above that Splendid BUSINESS SITE, situate LICHFIELD STREET, CHRISTCHtJECH, close to tho Clock Towtr and High Street, and nest to His Lordship's Hotel and Messrs. Sargood, Son, and Ewen, and now in occupation of Messrs. Devereaux, King, and Co., Young's Fruit Mart, Fern jLeaf Dairy Co., and the Fern Cycle Works. Tho area is 1 rood and i perch, having a frontage of 66.7 ft. to iichfield Street, and the same, to Right of Way at tho rear, and a depth of 165.8 ft. Tho property is uridcr Land Transfer Act, and' is the whole of the land described'in Certificate of Title Volume 156, Folio 107. We beg to call the special attention of Warehousemen, Business People, Investors and Speculators' to this raro opportunity to acquire one of tho most valuable business sites in Christcliurcli. H v MATSON AND CO., Auctioneers, CHRIS'TCHURCH. IMPORTANT SALE OF HIGH-CLASS DAIRYING & FATTENING LAND. SUBDIVISION OF THE LATE E. J. RIDDIFORD'S LONGBURN ESTATE, . CONTAINING 1645 ACRES, Early , in JUNE, 1913, at PALMERSTON NORTH. Abraham and' Williams, ltd., will offer by Public Auction, at their Rooms, Rangitikei Street, Palmeiston North— The above famous Estate, subdivided into 44 farms, ranging in area from 13 to 121 acres, and also 23 }-acro Sections adjoining Longburn Railway Station. This 'magnificent block of land is tho pick of the far-fained Kairanga, and every aero is of the richest description possible, tho property is in first-class order, and has always been utilised for fattening, and some idea of its quality may be gauged from tho fact that it is capablo of fattening one bullock to tho acre, and -will carry five breeding ewes to the acre. , Tliero are numerous plantations And belts of shelter trees on the Estate, and 23 artesian wells have been sunk, which serve adjoining sections; 40 miles of fencing has also been done on the place. The proximity of tho Estato to the Longburn Station, -Freezing Works, Creameries and Saleyards and also to tho important town of Palmerston North render it an absolute certainty that buyers at this great subdivision salo will benefit by a rapid increase in values. A'creamery site has been reserved, and will be handed over free to Trustees elected by the purchasers of tho vr.rious sections. Terms: 10 per cent, cash on day of sale; 10 per cent, in 12 montli3 (or improvements to the value of 15 per cent. ■ erected); (on township sections, 50 per cent, on day of sale); balance in 5 year? at 5 per cent; with right to pay off Bums of not less than .£IOO at any halfyearly interest day. Where specified, purchasers will have the right to take one or tnore adjoining sections. Tlans are now being prepared, and will 1)0 obtainable at any of our branches, and arrangements to inspect t.h.e property can be mado with our Palmerstou North Office. . ITffi.ATmr AND WILLIAMS, LIT),