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Lyttelton Times, Volume CI, Issue 11888, 11 May 1899, Page 8

Tonks, ".Morton & Co iW. Tonks) • OPENING SALE IN NEW ROOMS. GIGANTIC AUCTION SALE. INVOICE VALUE '£1265. DRAPERY, DAMASKS, TWEEDS, ETC. MESSRS TGNKS,"~NORTON AND CO. have been instructed by the . Purchasers of the Assigned Estate of McCsvill and Co., London, Manchester, and Sydney, ° SELL BY PUBLIC AU<3TION, IN THEIR NEW ROOMS, HEREFORD STREET, Opposite the Bask of New South Wales, On FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, The 19th and 20th Inst,, At eleven o'clock each day, dO CASES AND 20 BALES (Which have been apportioned for unreserved Salo in Christchurch), OF DRAPERY, CLOTHING, ETC., Comprising— Irish Linon, Table Damask Irish Linen Table Covers, Pillow Linens Guipure and Art Curtains Twilled Linen and Cotton Sheeting, Linen, Turkish and Honeycomb Towola Linen Glass Cloths ■ Honeycomb, Marcella and Grecia Quilts and Toilet! Covers Down and Chintz Quilts White and Bleached Calicoes Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs Blankets, Carriage" and Buggy Bugs Cloth and Tapestry Table Cavers Black and Coloured Cashmeres Ditto Merinoes, French Robes Dress Serges, All-wool Shirts Cotton Shirts All-wool Pants and Undershirts Ladies' Underwear, Serges, Tweeds Coatings and Ladies' Costumes Remember, the Sale will be in our New Rooms, Hereford Street, opposite the Bank of- n.s.w. ' x M , : Magnificent light and plenty of accommoaation. ' , _.,, The Sale will be Absolutely Without Reserve. TONES, NORTON AND CO., Auctioneers, Land and Estate Agents, 725 G Hereford Street. W. Tonfcfl 6 £W. H. Norton g A L E-« RANDOLPH STREET, Linwood—Splendid quarter-acre building sections with fine natural terraces. Must be sold, «Bch. Terms, £5 per section cash, £5 in sifc months, balance in two or three years, interest 5 per cent; or Land Transfer Title can be had at any time. : " . \ HACKETTS ROAD, Papanui—Tbree-Acros First-class Land, well watered,, magnificent orchard, in full bearing, together with bouse of 4 rooms, scullery, shed and numerous outbuildings, all in perfect order. AVONSIDE—Three Acres first-class -land, well fenced and watered, and g<Spd orchard, cottage of 3 rooms, etc. . ' -WALKER' STREET, ■ North Aspeet-New House, 7 rooms, washhouse, copper, bathroom, etc. Land 33 s 190 ft. LINWOOD*; Traver's Street—House, 4. rooms and scullery, iron roof, about eighthacre, £l3O, £3O cash, balance by monthly in- , stalmcni3. .OFFICE ROAD, Mcrivale—-House B.rooms, verandah, bathroom, etc.; splendid section, containing 1 rood 3f! perches, double frontage, well laid put, aiidun first-class order. Easy terms of payment. . ' CITY, North End Nine-roomed Brick House, cornpo'd and. plastered, cornices arid centre 1 flowers, bathroom, h and c water, and fitted with every possible convenience, conservatory and numerous' outbuildings; mam drain connections; land 64 x 134 ft. Private entrance at back of premises. TONES, NORTON AND CO., ESTATE AND FINANCIAL AGENTS, 165, Colombo Street. Ayers, Beauekamp & Co. PROPERTIES. PROPERTIES. TOWN, SUBURBAN AND FARMS. position, sun frontage, Modern, House of 7 rooms, bathroom and all conveniences, a faithfully-built house in every respect, and nice garden of quarter-acre. SALISBURY STREET WEST, City—- ', A' compact and substantially-built House, of G largo rooms 1 (plastered), pantry, scullery, Venetian blinds, sower connection, good section. ; The situation is unsurpassed; price . and terms very reasonable. ; PAPANUI, bandy for Belfast men and ethers —Convenient House of 5 rooms, etc., and full quarter-acre, nicely planted, right in the heart of Papanui township; price low, arid only £3O, required down. 145 ACRE near Templeton, nearly all in., grass, well fenced and watered, house and outbuildings; as owner is leaving dis.trict, no reasonable offer will be refused. ; 'Also, the following Farms: 2200 ACRES, 2J.2 ACRES, 186 ACRES, and some good little (Farms near the City. Full particulars will be sent on application. Send for printed catalogue. / BEAIJCHAMP AND CO., 52389, Auctioneers, Cashsl Street. W. E. Hardin er W. R. Harding) (W. R. Hardin HALSWELL—76 Acres good land, 'fenced and subdivided, weir watered, good 6-rooia house, usual outbuildings. , 408-393 FAIRLIE CREE&—ISOO Acres, largohouse, woolalied, yards, stabling and outbuildings. , 404-385 TEMPLETON—SO Acres good land, fenced, 4-room house, stabling, etc. 402-381 OXFORD—2O Acres,-house, piggery, stabling, etc. Only £IOO, cheap. 401-377 .OPAWA—HaIf-acre Section, wide entrance gates. 84-298 NEW BRlGHTON—Building Section, 24£ perches, corner position. 85-231 NEW BRIGHTON—Over 2 Acres land, at low ■■ price to clear. 85-232 CHRISTCHURCH, about 11 miles from— Capital Farm, 350 Acres good land, house and buildings; immediate sale, low price; well ■worth attention. 410-337 YALDHURST—3SO Acres, good sheep and corn land, 6-room House and buildings. • 410-397 WALTHAM Three-eighth-acre Section, fenced, ready for building; to be sold cheap; a nibble., ' '.'. I have numerous' inquiries for Houses and Sections of all kinds, and shall be glad to have particulars of any offering. Money advanced on mortgage, Small or T.fciTo-B A-mn-rmta. rviO, S-necial Advantages. W. R.- HARDING, Auctioneer, Valuator, Estate and Financial Agent, 184, Colombo Street, Christchurch. Abraham & Williams. FOR PRIVATE SALE. V»< FIRST- CLA S S FARM '■. .0* 1233 ACRES, Situated at CARNAVON, RANGITIKEI t Wjtain easy distance by good metalled roads ef railway, creamery, p oa * office, telephone, etc. The property is exceptionally WELL IMPROVED, being fenced and sub-divided into 11 PADDOCKS, well watered by good springs, reek frontages. Some 500' Acres, ha\, ,_„« j^u-u, and,63' acres now in TURNIFS. 1 ; The'■ homestead a .'DVv'i'JLLIKG-lIOp'SE, with Woolsiied, STABLE AND GRANARY, :\1 KIN'S COTTAGE. YARDS, , DIP, .GARDENS, ORCHARD, Etc., Etc. !his is .one of the best Farms in tho district. . It will carry three sheep to tho' aero nil the year round, and i 3 only being dis- ■ '■'■:!!■: lo tho owner's anxiety to return to America. For farther particulars, apply to ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, '52203 Palmcrstor North. "CITY MISSION HOME" PEQVLDkIS TEIvU'OISAU* SHELTER and MEALS ,or destitute Men, OBTAINfS EMPLOYMhiMT for Men, Women and Boy=;; Food for Dcatituto Families, ai;d Clothing. The Home, being supported entirely by voluntary subscriptions, is ;it the P"«,it 4imc in vcrv eveat nocd ol help of all kinds. s ,n Superintendent.