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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIX, Issue 11580, 16 May 1898, Page 8

J Tonka, Uorton & Co, W.TOHK3) |W- H. NOBTON PIANO SALE EXTRAORDINARY, ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, At One o'clock. TMTESSBB TONES, NORTON * CO. WILL If I SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION vpthont reserve, on account of an assigned estate in Mel- ; bourne—--4 New Pianos Full particulars in Saturday’s papers. Also, on account of various owners, 5 Second-hand Instruments Also, on account of the bailiff, seized under Bill of Sale, 1 Broadwood Piano (in first-class order) Terms can bo arranged, prior to the sale, for any of the new instruments. TONES, NOK I'ON & CO.. Auctioneers, 5606 Land and Estate Agents. W. Tomes J IVT H - Norton POE PRIVATE SALE. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OP TASMANIAN AND AUSTRALIAN OPOSSUM AND OTHER NATIVE PUES In Carriage Engs, Bedspreads, Hearthrugs, Wearing Apparel and Novelties. TONES, NORTON & CO. s(joj Auctioneers. Charles Clark. PIANO hy Bora. MICROSCOPE, GALVANIC battery, books, two old violins, PUSNITUEB, &c, Tl/rii CHARLES CLARK is favoured with inIfJL strnctioiia from the Trustees in an Estate, to SELL BY ADC ITOH in his Booms, Hereford Street, TO-MOESOW, TUESDAY, HAY 17, Commencing at Noon, A Quantify of Household Furniture and Effects, comprising Piano hy Bovd (check notion), Mioro»cop» and accessories, Galvanic Battery, Pair Field Glasses, Stereoscope and Views, 2 Violins (J. over 100 years old), lot Valuable Books, Marble Clock, Carpet, Couohea, Chairs, Ponders andirons, ch.-ice Vases and Ornaments, Pictures, Li*mp, Loo and other Tables, Bedstead, Feather Bed, Bedding, Blankets, Quilts, Washstand, Kitchen Furniture, Garden Tools, de, &o, &c. Every Lot for Unreserved Pale. H. S. BROWN, 5600 No. 893 Auctioneer. Auctions, PRELIMINARY NOTICE. BALE OP VALUABLE DAISY FARMS. SATURDAY, MAY 28. M BE.HAM & WILLIAMS in.vo received in"A. structions from Messrs Skermoa and Fodcrin (who are leaving the district to take up land elsewhere), to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. Ab above, at their Salerooms, PALMERSTON NORTH, THREE SUPERIOR DAIRY FARMS Situated on the BANGITIKEI LINE, within miles from Palmerston North, comprising 108, 111 and 200 ACRES respectively. These Firms are admirably situated, they are well improved, and for quality of soil cannot ho beaten by the very beat farms in this fertile district. Full particulars in future advertisements. 4SS3 properties 3Por Sale or To Let. ■ let. fjf H E GEOSVENOE HOTEL, For a Term of Five Years, Now doing a first-class business. Apply to the undersigned for particulars. 5522 JAMES SHAND & CO. SUTTIE & SOTTOS’. OTELS FOE S A L E - ItoTEL, Country, Trade £ls Weekly, £3OO. , HOTEL, Wairarapa, Trade £35 Weekly, £6OO. . HOTEL, Eangitikei. Trade £45 Weekly, £IOOO. ■ HOTS L for Sale near F eliding, £BOO. HOTELS for Sale Now Plymouth, Hawera Wanganui. Hotels for Sale in any part of New Zealand. Consult S. and S before purchasing a hotel, who are in a position to advise you, as they know the country thoroughly. Purchasers can bo assisted with large proportion of purchase money. Clients assisted. Loans negotiated. Apply to j-JUTTIE jjtvD nUXTON, X 2170 Brandon Street, Wellington. J. T. B V i l, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. PROPERTIES FOE SALE. WEND ON SIDE, about 7 miles from Eivcrsdala Station, Otago—About. 2i 6 acres of first-class land, subdivided into 6 paddocks, pood running streams through the property, chiefly in grass, with cottage and stables and ether outbuildings, school close to the property. Price only £3 5s per acre. An exchange for town i-roper t-’ might be made. ELICITS ROAD, PAPAN I—Nine acre-) firstclass laud, with long frontage, admirably suited for residence, or well adapted for rnbdi vision. SUMNER—Substantially-built modem house of 8 large rooms, bathroom, hall, verandah and balcony, washhouse and copper, scullery, with over half an sere nicely laid out, well fenced and planted ■table, loose-box and coachhouse. GLOUCESTER STREET, LINWOOD, con▼enient to tram—Well-built bouse of 5 rooms, pantry, scullery, wide hall, verandah, concrete foundations, plastered throughout, iron roof, about quarter-acre, fenced and planted. Only £390. ADDINGTON—SeveraI first-class building sections close to tram and ohow Grounds. MATHESON’S ROAD. LINWOOD—New sub-Stantmlly-built houso of six large rooms, bathroom (hot and oold), pantry, scullery, plastered throughout, concrete foundation, iron roof, with about quarter-acre, nicely laid out. TO MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN An Excellent Opportunity for Investment. THE Undersigned have FOR SALE, as a Hiring Concern, A CABINET. GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING. CHINA WARE AND STATIONERY WAREHOUSE, AND, ALSO, THE FREEHOLD OF QUARTER-ACRE, WITH Retail Shops, .Store and Factory thereon, and doing one of the Largest Trades in the North Island. The STOCK VALUE is, approximately, £14,000, which could be considerably Reduced. Dm present owner can give excellent reasons for retiring. • Princ pals only dealt with. PINCHES & CO., FINANCIAL, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, • POST OFFICE CHAMBERS, Wanganui. X 2071 'CBST ON THE SOIL. YOUNG MAN j CIST ON THE SOIL.” P. LUNDON, -PHOENIX CHAMBERS AVENUE. WANGANUI. |l*nd, Estate, Insurance, and Financial Agent. :■ Hotel Broker. Valuator and General Commission Agent. Cook's TsuristAgeat. Fob "S a l _ ORA ACRES, fully improved, good houso, nine mOv miles from town of Wanganui. £7 10s, pqn ACRES, all under grass, six-roomed house. Ouw £5. Easy terns. FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS, in rising towrship, aaa ACRES on the banks of the Wan ganni, sM/lr IS miles from town, I mile river frontage. A go a tinman's home. £6 per acre I 1 LEASE OF iCA ACRES, in 7 paddocks, house 6 rooms, O’il 4 miles from town. Kent £6B per yimr. CkJf-torn of butter to private-cUstomers IMlbo weekly TO LEASE* HOTELS la the country. g HOTELS la fiw Tovß.