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Pii S, Malcolm & Co, .J», S. MALCOLM AND COMPANY ; 1# .Will y SELL ty PUBtfo AUCTION, Om SATURDAY NEXT, 22nd JULY, 1899, SEVERAL Lefts GF FURNITURE. 20 WIRE MATTRESSES, 12. HORSE-COVERS, SUNDRY SETS OE HARNESS, Etc., etc. Further Particulars in future issues. F. S. MALCOLM AND CO., 1434 95 PEE CBN* OF THE DREDGING nT.A.JMS IN NEW ZEALAND ARB PROVING SUCCESSFUL. PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT, BEEVES PROPRIETARY GOLD DREDGING COY, LTD. £13,000 IN £1 SHARES. 628 ACRES FREEHOLD On the BOATMAN'S and REDMAN'S / GREBES. Sear BEEFTON. S. M. BALDWIN, who has Reported on Many of the DREDGING CLAIMS in Otago, states the Reeves Proprietary Gold Dredging Property is the RICHEST GROUND HE HAS SEEN IN ■ NEW ZEALAND, And THE EASIEST TO DREDGE. A Large- Number of these Shares have already been applied fat from Wellington and Dunedin. F. S. MALCOLM AND CO., Brokers and Estate Agents, «aie Central Auction Rooms. s H. Matson & Co. ( THIS DAY. On-the PREMISES, Known as SIMMONS’S SAWMILL, ST ASAPH STREET, Christchurch, Nearly Opposite the Prince of Wales Hotel. QAWIOLLING and, PLANING PLANT, O etc., to bo SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION Under Power of BILL-OP SALE. Particulara, see yesterday’s papers. Sale.ai 12 O’clock. H. MATSON AND CO., 1447 Auctioneers. TENDERS are invited up to 5 p.m. on FRIDAY NEXT, 21st JULY, for GRUBBING and CLEARING 20 ACRES of BRUSHWOOD, BROOM, and FURZE, on Property known as *' Calvert’s ” (in the occu-pafckm-of-.Mr Robinson), at New Brighton. Work ,to be completed within ONE MONTH from date of signing contract. H. MATSON AND CO., Cashel Street, im ' Agents. Abraham & Williams. FOR PRIVATE SALE. (£ FIBSTGLASS • PA«M Of 1233 ACRES, Situated at CARNARVON, RANGITIKEI, Within easy distance by good metalled roads of railway, creamery, post office, telephone, etc. The Property is exceptionally WELL IMPROVED, being fenced and subdivided into 14 PADDOCKS, well watered by good springs, with creek frontages. Some £OO Acres have been under plough, and 65 are now in TURNIPS. The Homestead comprises a good DWELLING-HOUSE, with Woolshed STABLE AND GRANARY MEN’S COTTAGE YARDS DIP GARDENS, ORCHARD, Etc., Etc. This is one of the best Farms in the district. It will carry three sheep to the acre ■nil tie year round, and is only being disposed of owing to the owner’s anxzety to return to America. For further particulars, apply to ABRAHAM AND WILLIAMS, Palmerston North; Or, W. B. COMMON AND CO., X 2203 Christchurch. 3 Presents—Enlargement of oecamo necessary to meet inliarity of our trade. We are now nuch largdh assortment of Cut- ,, Cruets,, and Fancy Goods. Co., 220. Colombo Street. 6