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Pyne & Co. TATTER BALL’S. SATURDAY, JULY 13th, 1895. S iXE ‘WILL COMMENCE AT 10.30 SHAEP. Advertised Lots at 11.30. SPECIAL ENTBIES— Account Client, 8 First-class DEADGHT MAKES and GELDINGS, 5 to 7yrs, broken to all farm wort; trial S HAENESS HOESES; trials 1 First-class Small ENTIEE PONT; pedigree at sale. Account Walter Macfarlane, Esq., 3 First-class BE AUGHT MAKES and GELD* ‘ INGS, 6 and 7yrs, broken to all w ork. PYNE & CO.. 1259 Auctioneers. Bowman & Son. Bowman and Son! f Bowman and Son THIS DAT, commencing at 12 o’clock, WATERPROOFS, LADIES’ MACKINTOSHES On account of Wbom it may Concern. MESSES BOWMAN & SON are favoured with instructions to SELL, within their Looms, 3Q GENTS’ WATEEPEOOPS and CQ LADIES’ MACKINTOSHES The whole of which will be sold to settle accounts. Note.—The above Goods are in splendid condition, and will be an opportunity for- those persons requiring same. Absolutely no reserve. BOWMAN & SON, Auctioneers, 12go 200-206, Hereford Street. Joseph Clarke & Bon. SATUEDAT NEXT, At 11 o’clock. CAMELLIAS. CAMELLIAS. JOSEPH CLAEKE & SON Will Sell, at their Booms, Lichfield Street (near Madras Street), 150 ce ®AMELLIAS, assorted colours. Sale 11 o’clock sharp, jgjg C. H, MOBEALL, Auctioneer. T E. W. ENGLAND, IMLeechant IMBEE AND OoAL LAEGE STOCKS BUILDING MATEEIALS Of every description, seasoned ready for use, always on hand. Also, Galvanised Iron, Portland Cementand Builders’ Ironmongery. Country Orders Carefully Selected and forwarded. TUAM STEEET, CHBISTCHUBCH. Propwtieg tot Bftle o? To Let. GOOD INVESTMENTS FOB SALE BY TT. Xi, B oWE EB. ESTATE AGENT, 258, Colombo Street, Market Place, Christchurch, Telephone 601. STDENHAM, good position Corner Section having frontage nearly 5 chains, on which are erected 4 houses—one 4 rooms and scullery, the others 4 rooms and scullery. Each house has washhouse and copper, roofed with iron, asphalt paths, concrete drains. The whole property is in perfect order, let to good tenants, bringing, in an annual rental of £BB. Price £BOO. LINWOOD, Hereford Street, close to East Belt -Quarter-acre Land, well fenced and planted, asphalt paths from front to back; capital house 9 rooms, pantry, scullery, bathroom, hot and cold water. The rooms are large and lofty, plastered throughout; Venetian blinds, gas-fittings, concrete foundations, washhouse and copper. Let to first-class tenant at £72 per annum. Price £BOO. LINWOOD, just off Cashel Street—Quarteracre in garden and fruit trees, good house 6 rooms and scullery, stable, fowlhonse, &c. Price £220. ST ALBANS, just over North Belt—Comer Section 1 chain by 2 chains, new house 6 good rooms, plastered, iron roof, concrete foundations, Venetian blinds, bathroom, lavatory, scullery, large outhouse 16 by 10. Price £350. CITY, Manchester Street Section having frontage 33ft, on which is erected two - story building, comprising restaurant and 6 dwelling rooms, also office, &c., bringing in a total rent of £62 per annum. Price £550. COUNTET STGEE—Shop, 20 by 13, and Dwelling 6 rooms, washhouse, copper, stable, traphouse. The shop is completely fitted. Post office connected with store. Stock about £l6O, Good paying, old-established business. J. E. JUGGINS, BANS AND ESTATE AGENT, EKETAHUNA* WAIBAXAPA, N.I. PASM OF MO ACSBS, all felled, fenced, and in good English grasses; a mile and e half from creamery, and good road. Price • £6OO. VAEM OF 148 AOEES, felled, fenced and i» good English grasses; a new four-roomed noose, garden and outbuildings, within s mile of creamery and railway station; s metal road to the property. Price £8 per acre. VAEM OF 320 AGEES, 120 Acres of which it in grass, house, stockyard, Ac., entirely fenced; 9 miles from Bketahuna. Price fer owner’s interest, £IO4O. PAEM OF 532 AGEES, in best English grasses, sub-divided into five paddocks with totara posts and galvanised wire; a new sir-roomed totara House, with fnmitum tools, garden, orchard, sheep yards an* dip, Ac. Price £6 10s per acre. VAEM OF 159 AGEES to Let or Sell, aB felled, fenced and grassed. This Faria can be leased for five years at a rental of 7s pet acre, or it can be bought for £6 per acre. gABM OF 190 AGEES, 05 Acres in grass, about 60 chains of fencing, good fourroomed house; three miles from creamery i a metal road passes the property. Prise £700; terms. VAEM OF 322 AGEES, all felled, fenced ani in grass; sub-divided into five paddocks; » new totara House of four rooms, garde*, orchard, Ac.; sheep yards, dip and other buildings; stock can be had at valuationPrice for farm £7 per acre. VAEM OF 210 AGEES, all felled and fenced and in the best English grasses; a net 1 totara Whare; all fencing posts of total* and galvanised wire. Pnce£Slss per acre. Also, VARIOUS OTHER PBOPEETIES. FABMS, AND HOTELS. lorrespondenoe invited and promptly attended t» L»715 J. B. JUGGINS. G. A. PRKECE, LAND AND GENEEAL AGENT. BPALMEESTON NORTH, THTAS A LAEGE NUMBEE OF PEOPEKXDSS FOB SALE, including FREEHOLD COUNTET. ft 1:n AGEES—46O in grass, partly fenced, 500 acres partly level, good sheep country, ■even miles from railway by good road. Price, £9 10s per acre. 138 1 K.i AGEES—AII in grass except about 14 acres. shelter bush, nine-roomed nouse quite new, 70 acres fiat . land, remainder undulating, woh watered by stream, 40 chains from school, 60 chains from railway station. Terms exceptionally •asy. A bargain. 95 sAA AGEES.—AII fenced, divided into five paddocks, 250 acres in crop, new six-roomed house, stable, woolshed, sheep yards and all usees■ary conveniences, carries three sheep to the acre, 40 to 50 bushels of oats, good soil, all ploughed, ifour miles from railway station, half-mile from mlsyards. Price, £8 per acre. 203 At ft AGEES.—Freehold; nine-roomed house with every modern convenience, stable, coach-house, fowl-house, cow-sheds, shelter-shed, wool-shed, sheep-yards, dip, pigging land subdivided into sixteen paddocks. One of the best section properties in the district. 286 AOEE^.—Snug farm, all grass, ono acre ploughed, six paddocks, well watered, fivescorned dwelling-house, wash-house, stable, cowahed, trap-house,- fowl-house, &c. Situated one mils and a half from railway station, one mile from creamery. Knot be sold, owner leaving district. Only £450 cash. Terms easy. 276 A FIEST-CLASS EOLLBB FLOUE MILL, in perfect going order, fitted up with all the latest Unproved machinery, and' having a capacity o( 6001 bof Sour per hour. The buildings comprise three floors, 70£t by SOft, inclusive of engine-room. Forty ions grain put through monthly. The above Isa sound investment, being Bold on-account oi dissolution of partnership. LEASEHOLD, iO •> ACEES.—Parpetual lease, Makurl, with -* right to purchase; 60 acres in grass, 60 just sown, rolling country, not hilly, metalled road to within two miles of section, land well watered by rover failing creeks, limsotono formation. Rental, £27 per annum; con be made freehold at tny tim-4. Goodwill, £690. 271 BUSINESSES.—Country storekeeper’s business, doing good trade in small township. Blacksmith’s business, doing good trade. Butcher-, ing business, tilting six large and twenty small beasts weekly. , . 5876 HOTELS.—Two, first-class Hotels, doing good .. businesses. , SatisfacwrygewsongfoKmilimr. •