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Bowman & Son. TO-MOREOW, FRIDAY, Commencing at 12 noon, BOOKS. BOOKS. MESSES BOWMAN & SON are favoured with instructions from Lady Von Haast, to SELL within their rooms as above, the complete and EXTENSIVE LIBBABY 0£ the late Sm JULIUS VON HAAST. Note.—Persons interested in Scientific Works are ! specially invited to attend the above sale. ! The Books will be on View this afternoon at our 1 rooms. I BOWMAN & SON, Auctioneers, 1552 200-20(5, Hereford Street. ' W, B. Haedino] [Bowman and Son JP O B S A , L E NEW BEIGHTON—Best situation, substan-tially-built 6-roomed house, scullery, and 5-roomed house and scullery, two bay windows in each, good out buildings. A very attractive and desirable property ; quarter-acre, safe speculation; good investment. £525 for the two, or would sell separately. OPAWA—-Brick house, well built, hollow walls, 5 rooms, storeroom, laundry, workshop, fowl-house, &c. ; good section, garden with fruit trees, £3OO or offers. Owner going to England, NORTH BELT, Christchurch —New C-roomed house, scullery, bathroom, pantry, detached laundry, coalhouse, &0., asphalt paths, Venetian blinds,, iron roof, plastered, good hall, gas laid on, verandah, good section, well laid out; owner wishes to realise. Should command attention. CHRISTCHURCH, in principal street—Erick- . built double-fronted shop and dwelling-house of 7 rooms and outbuildings; also a cottage and nearly i quarter-acre land; only one more week to sell in ; decided bargain at £425, which is about cost of the bricks, BLkNHEIM. First- class, well-accustomed hotel. Full particulars to bona fide purchasers. HEATHCOTE VALLEY.—Capital building seci tion, about three ■ quarter - acre, charmingly situated, £9O. , ~ WOOLSTON (five minutes from station)—s I building sections, each about quarter-acre, grand site for residences. Sell the whole or separately. Purchasers mayflx the price. Owner is determined tO NHWREIQHTON, North, close Tram—4 Building sections, over one acre; most desirable sites; good water easily got, £6O the lot, and 10 fully - paid-up shares in public company . thrown in; a nibble. CHRISTCHURCH, in principal street—Stationery and fancy business; only small capital required; suit lady or gentleman. CHRISTCHURCH, near—At a price that must ensure immediate sale, 103 acres, good homestead and buildings. Very compact little estate. W, R, HARDING (Associated with Bowman and Son), 200-208, Hereford Street, Christchurch. H. Matson <Ss *Co. XXaePIELD SaiEVAKDS, FRIDAY, JULY 19. Account A. G. Holmes, Esq., Bangor Estate, , 200 PEIME rAT EWES H, MATSON & CO., 1554 / Auctioneers. Properties for Sale or To Let. TO BE LET. ACRES FIRST-CLASS LAND, on HareOvv wood Road, 1 mile from Papanui, now occupied by Mr Ferguson, Possession July Ist. 626 IZARD & LOUGHNAN, Hereford Street. J. T. BELL, f CATHEDRAL SQUARE. Jp.EOPEETIES fOE SALE NORTH BELT, near Durham Street—Wellbuilt house of 7 good rooms, scullery, verandah, &c., with quarter-acre garden; very handy to the centre. PAPANUI ROAD, near the Belt—Over one acre first-class building site. Low price; easy terms, LINCOLN ROAD—One and a half acres firstclass site, with road and river frontage. FERRY ROAD—Splendid corner section, good frontages, with' cottage of 4 rooms. HEATH COTE VALLEY, near the church— Half an acre of land, fully planted with fruit trees; with good 5-roomed cottage, iron roof, stable and outbuildings. STRICKLAND STREET-3 sections, about bnarter-aore each. Low price; easy terms; no nterest. HEREFORD STREET, LINWOOD, close to East Belt—Subtantially-built house of 9 rooms bathroom (hot and cold water), pantry and scullery, concrete foundations and slate roof, wide hall and verandah, plastered throughout, asphalt paths, wash-house with copper, workshop, &o„ connected with sewer, good water supply, wit quarter-acre well fenced X 94 A PE W BUILDING SITES FOR SALE BY H. L. B 0 w K • E ’ ESTATE AGENT. 258, COLOMBO STREET, MARKET PLACE, CHRISTCHURCH. Telephone 604. SPRINGFIELD ROAD-Section having frontage SOft by depth 112 ft, Price £6O. SYDENHAM, corner Kingsley and Barbadoes Streets—Section having 59ft to former and 110 ft to latter. To he sold at a very low price, PAPANUI, Harewood Road, ten minutes from tram—7 acres 2 roods first-class Land, having frontage over 6 chains, well fenced and in grass. A first-class residential building site. CITY, Manchester Street N., close to Salisbury Street—Section having frontage 45ft by depth 2 chains. SYDENHAM, Huxley Street, opposite Mr Kilday’s—Quarter-acre, fenced ; price £SO. CITY, St Asaph Street west—Quarter-acre and three perches land, good city building site; price £l5O. LINWOOD, Hereford Street, just over Stanmore R6ad—Quarter-acre, splendid building site. LINWOOD, corner Rolleston Street and Canal Reserve—Two capital Quarter-acre Building Sites (together or separately); low price. SYDENHAM, Kent Street, just off Montreal Street, adjoining the residence of Mr Jacques— Quarter-acre, well fenced all round; price £SO. SCOTTSTON, Papanui Road—Four Quarter-acre Building Sites; to be sold on small monthly payments. .SYDENHAM, Simeon Street—Two Sections, each 80 perches; price £45, or separately £25 each. ST ALBANS, corner Springfield Road and St Albans Lane—Half-acre, good building site; price £IBO. CITY, Clyde Street—Section G6ft frontage (north aspect), good building site; price £SO. • property. MR G. A. PREECB, Land and Estate Agent of Palmerston North, has a LARGE NUMBER OF FARMS FOR SALE, Also Businesses, Hotels, &o. _ For further particulars see advertisement in Canterbury Times." . 9860 J. R. J U G Q I N LAND AGENT EKETAHUNA, WAIRARAPA. S For abstract of Property List and further particulara sea “ Canterbury Times " each week. X3l J. R. JUGGINS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, IKETAHUNA* ; WAIRA2APA, NX FARM OF 100 ACRES, all felled, fenced, and in good English grasses; a mile and s hall from creamery, and good road. PritH £6OO. ' ■ ' ” | FARM OF 143 ACRES, felled, fenced and in good English grasses; a new four-roomed house, garden and outbuildings, within ». mile of creamery and railway station; » metal road to the property. Price £8 pes acre. FARM OP 320 ACRES, 120 Acres of which!* * in grass, house, stockyard, • &c., entirely fenced; 9 miles from Eke tahuna. Price for owner’s interest, £IO4O. FARM OF 532 ACRES, in heat ■ English grasses, sub-divided into five paddocks with totaia posts and galvanised wire; a nen sir-roomed totara House, with furniture, tools, garden, orchard, sheep yards an a dip, Ac. Price £6 10s per acre. FARM OP 150 ACRES to Let or Sell, all felled, fenced and grassed. This Farm can be leased for five years at a rental of 7s pen acre, or it can be bought for £6 per acre. jrABM OP 190 ACRES, 05 Acres in grass, ■ about SO chains of fencing, good fourzoomed house; three miles from creamery; a metal road passes the property. Price £700; terms. FARM OF 322 ACRES, all felled, fenced and I in grass; sub-divided into five paddocks; a new totara House of four rooms, garden, orchard, &o.; sheep yards, dip and otW buildings; stock can be had at valuation* Price for farm £7 per acre. FARM OF 210 ACRES, all failed and fenced •®d in the hapt English grasses; a not 1 totara Whare; all fencing posts of totaraand galvanised wire. Price£slsuper acre. Also, VARIOUS OTHER PROPERTIES, FARMS* AND HOTELS. Correspondence invited, and promptly attended** JSK. 1 - . -—j