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Tonics, Horton & Co. W. Tokks] [W. H. Norton FRIDAY NEXT. Ex CHARLES RACINE, CLOCKS- CLOCKS. CLOCKS. ESSES TONES, NORTON & CO. have teen instructed by the Consignees to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, In their Booms, on FRIDAY NEXT, At One o’clock. £167 10 s (Invoice Prices) of MARBLE, HANGING, OAK, GILT, AND CLOCKS Of every Conceivable Shape, Kind and Variety, Including several very choice Hall Clocks. Also, at same time, On account of whom it may concern, 6 NEW MODEL TREADLE SEWING MACHINES. N.B, —These machines are of the very latest improvements, are guaranteed for ten years by the Foley and Williams’ Mfg. Co., and are very handsome pieces of furniture, apart from being one of the standard sewing machines of the day. N.B. —Our instructions are, with regard to both the above sales, to Sell Absolutely Without Reserve. TONKS, NOETON & CO., Auctioneers, 2939 1 65, Colombo Street, SALE FOB NON-PAVMENT~OF EATES7~ MESSES TONKS, NORTON & CO. have received instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court, acting under the provisions of the above-mentioned Act, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. At their Salerooms, Colombo Street, Christchurch, OK SATURDAY, THE 2nd DAY OP APRIL, 189 S, At 12 o’clock noon, ALL THAT PAECEL OP LAND, Situate in the Oxford Survey District, containing 20 ACRES, OR THEREABOUTS, Being Rural Section No. 23473, and the whole of the land included in Certificate of Title volume 80, folio IC3, together with all the Buildings and Improvements thereon. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneers, or to H, O. D. ME ARES, Solicitor, 2134 203, Gloucester Street. W. TokksJ LW. H. Noetok ABSOLUTE BALE BY AUCTION OP HOUSE OF 12 BOOMS AND HALP-ACEE LAND. A EEMUNEEVATIVE INVESTMENT. MESSES TONKS, NORTON & CO. have received instructions to Sell by Public Auc- I tion on SATURDAY, April 2nd, at 2 o’clock — ALL'THAT PROPERTY known as " THOEKTONVILLE,” situated in Huxley Street, just off Colombo Street, Sydenham, comprising wellbuilt Family Residence of 12 rooms, plastered i and papered, verandah on two sides, water laid I on, convenient outbuildings, Ac., with Half- I Acre of Land, north aspect, good garden and orchard, and very private, good locality, close to tram and school, and a most desirable I family home, TONKS, NORTON & CO., Anctioneers,.Land and Estate Agents, 2648 165, Colombo Street. W, TokksJ LW. H. Norton BUILDING SECTION, WOOLSTON (Under the provisions of the “ Unclaimed Lands Act, 1894.”) Messes tones, nobton & co. have received instructions from J. J. M. Hamilton, Esq. (as agent for the Public Trustee) to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON SATURDAY, APRIL 2nd, at 2 o’clock. All that PARCEL OP LAND situated in Princess . Street, Woolston, just off Perry Road, being Lot 53, and part of E.S. 14, containing 1 rood perches, well situated, and splendid position for a residence. TONKS, NOETON & CO., Auctioneers, Land and Estate Agents, 2853 165, Colombo Street. W.~Tonks 1 fW. H. Nonios TO CLOSE ACCOUNTS. MESSRS TONKS. NORTON & CO. have received instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6th, at 2 o’clock, SHOP AND DWELLING AT SOUXHBEIDGE, Being all that Parcel of Land contained in Certificate of Title, Vol, XXXIL, Polio 128, and containing a Quarter-acre. This property is at present let to a good tenant, and is in a principal position of Southbridge. TONKS, NOBTON & CO., 2938 Auctioneers, Land and Estate Agents. W. Tones] [W. H, Norton ON ACCOUNT OP THE MORTGAGEES. £ ACRES g EOODS g PERCHES, AT EICCABTON, MESSRS TONKS, NOETON & CO. have received instructions to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION In their Booms on THURSDAY, APRIL 7IH, At 2 o’clock. All that BLOCK OP LAND comprised in Certificate of Title, Vol. 115, Polio 117, being part of E.S. 145, and containing 6 acres 2 roods 8 perches. N.B.—This Land is all subdivided in small sections, having good frontages to a well-made street, and adjoins the property of the late H. J. Hall. To a speculator this Sale offers a good opportunity, as it is near the Saleyords and the Addington Workshops. Por plans and further particulars apply to TONKS, NOBTON & CO., Auctioneers; Or to MESSRS GARRICK, COWLISHAW & FISHER, 2937 Solicitors. W. Tones.] [W. H. Norton. COTTAGE PROPERTY. FOE PRIVATE SALE. MESSRS TONKS, NORTON & CO. have for sale exceedingly cheap, and on easy terms, 4-EOOMED COTTAGE, Newly renovated, with J-acro land, planted with fruit trees, situate in one of the principal streets of Sydenham, not far from Colombo Street. Price £l3O, or with half-an acre land, £l6O, 2824 TONKS, NOBTON & CO., Auctioneers. H. B. Sorensen. CONTINUATION SALE. THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30th, At One o’clock. On the Premises lately occupied by Messrs Dalgety, Cathedral Square. HB. SORENSEN has received instructions , from Mr Smith, the contractor, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION A very Large Assortment of TIMBER, in splendid condition, ■ Including Baltic flooring, V.D.L. scantling (4 x2, 4 x 3), joists (6 x 2, 0 x 3, 8 x 3), mostly black and red pine and totara; weatherboards, Baltic dadoes, Baltic lining, roofing boards, office fittings, &c. Also, 27 Sashes (very suitable for a vinery or glass house, nearly new), windows, doors and a quantity of galvanised iron (6 and 8 feet), also a quantity of spouting, as good as new. H, B. SORENSEN, 2699 Auctioneer. THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 12 o’clock. HB. SORENSEN has received instructions # TO SELL, On account of Mr J. Pawson, On the section opposite Hanson’s Slaughter yard. Near Sookburu Station, about 200 CORDS op FIREWOOD, CHIEFLY PINUS INSIGNIS, In lots to suit purchasers. This is very suitable for bakers and firewood dealers, as well as private consumers. For Absolute Sale. Coach leaves Cashel Streebat 10.45 a.m. fl. B. SORENSEN, 2618 Auctioneer. P. C. Tabart. SOOEBUBN BALEYARDS. THURSDAY, 31st MARCH. FC. TABART will SELL BY PUBLIC • AUCTION, as AboveOn account Mr J. C. Witte, LAMBS, FREEZERS £OO 2940 P. C. TABART, Auctioneer. Clarke & Co. HUEBE, CARTS AND HARNESS. THIS DAY,, 12 o’clock. CLARKE & CO. have received instructions from Mrs B. Unwin, who has given up business, to dispose of her HORSE, TRAP AND HARNESS. Also, from another Client, 1 USEFUL SPRING TRAP. Without the slightest reserve. H. G. CLARKE, ogig Auctioneer, AN E D KNOWNILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for the 6 OP MY WIFE unless they are contracted PURCHASE of J O K O TEA, I know she cannot-live' without, FIOB6