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Lyttelton Times, Volume CII, Issue 11948, 20 July 1899, Page 8

Ayers, Beauchamp & Go. CLEARING SALE Of FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THURSDAY, AUGUST 3rd, At Noon, on .the farm, Between Templeton and West Melton. Luncheon Provided. Farther Entries Invited as for Sheep, Cows and Horses. ‘TOTE are instructed by Mr W. Chapman, ' » •who has sold hia Farm, as above situated, to hold an ABSOLUTE CLEARING SALE, Comprising— Sheep, Cows, Horses Drays, Traps and the Uriial Farm Implements Including the Household Furniture Oats, Potatoes, Chaff, etc., etc. A Groat Many Useful Linos to Farmers. Fuller particulars from the Auctioneers. AYERS, BEAUCHAMP AND CO., 143 S Cashel Street West. PROPERTIES (CITY) AND FARMS. PENDALTON, near Paris—'Well-built house of 7 rooms, modern conveniences, threeeighths of garden; low price. CITY, unsurpassed position—House of 6 rooms and conveniences, Venetian blinds, nice garden; £475. Terms. LINWOOD, near tram —Nearly half-acre, new house 2 rooms, stables, loft, etc.; £lB5. Terms arranged. DALLINGTON—Fine Site, 1 2 acres 44 perches, no reasonable offer refused; also, g acres, river at back, grand site. CITY, Cashol Street, within three minutes of High street—Building Site, only £l5O. Easy terms. A BARGAIN—2a lr 4p, Avonside, well- improved, only £2OO, and only £2O required, in cash. FAEMS. 278 ACRES, good buildings, heavy land, near Christchurch. 215 ACRES, splendid, land, good buildings, Kaiapoi district. 11 ACRES, grand little farm, Woolston. 3 ACRES, 5 ACRES, 7 ACRES, and other Blocks, with and without buildings. 37 ACRES, Marshlands, rich land, cheap-; will sell in blocks to suit. Pull particulars will be sent oh application. Send for printed catalogue. AYERS, BEAUCHAMP AND CO., X 2389 Auctioneers, Cashel Street, Pyne & Co. THIS DAY. mHE SALE of FURNITURE, BOOKS, JL IMPLEMENTS, etc., at the HOMESTEAD of Mr Alfred Saunders, West Melton, Commencing at 1 O’Clock. PYNE AND CO., 1455 Auctioneers. Tonka, Morton & Co W. Tonks) (W. H. Norton TONES, NORTON AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, HEREFORD STREET, Opposite Bank New South Walei. PI O E SAL E, LINWOOD, near Canal Reserve —A good high building site, containing 2 ropds 14 perches, fenced, 'north aspect and good position. (613) RICHMOND—A well-built 6-roomed House, with verandah, washhouse and copper, with about quarter-acre in garden' all in perfect order, and will be sold, a nibble; terms to suit purchaser. (521) MEBIVALB, fronting Office and Altman’s Roads—Several magnificent building sites, high and dry, containing over quarter-acre each. v WEBB STREET, .close to Papanui Road— A splendid quarter-acre section, fenced and planted with fruit trees. WINCHESTER STREET—Two good building sites, each three-eighths acre. LEINSTER ROAD, close to Papanui Road, north aspect—Three first-class residential sites of three-eighths acre each. PAPANUI ROAD (near North Town Belt) —One acre land, the finest site for a residence on the Papanui Road. Plans and full particulars can he obtained At our Office, Hereford Street. W. H. Harding W. R. Harding) (W. E. Harding p O E S A L E- - LlNWOOD—Quarter-acre, well fenced and ready for building; good locality; £l2O. 87-233 NEW BRIGHTON—Over Half-acre, three frontages, land transfer title; low price to clear. 88-237 CHRISTCHURCH—BuiIding Section, high and dry, 66ft* x 132 ft; £l2O. 87-236 CHRISTCHURCH—Grand Building Section, quarter-acre, fenced, etc., decidedly by far the cheapest section in the city. 8-71 CHRISTCHURCH—Quarter-acre section, northern aspect, fenced galvanised iron. 92-252 ClTY—Building section, 21 perches, an exceptional opportunity to purchase a cheap property. 92-253 PAPANUI—37 Acres, fenced and subdivided. Would divide to suit purchasers. 90-249 TEMPLETON—24O Acres, good land, subdivided, large house, stabling, cowsheds, granary and numerous outbuildings. 411-399 TEMPLETON—36O Acres, well watered and subdivided, 6-room house, really good outbuildings. 410-398 BURNHAM—I3O Acres, -very fair land, house and buildings. 407-391 SHAKSPERB STREET, Waltham (just off) —Capital Building Section, three-eighths-aore, well fenced. Would out up nicely. 81-292 Houses, Shops, Warehouses, etc., city and suburbs, for sale on easy teams. Money advanced on ' mortgage, in large or small sums, with special advantages. W. E. HARDING, Auctioneer, Valuator, Estate and Financial Agent, 184, Colombo Street, Christchurch. Properties For Sale or To Let I. T. BELL, Cathedral Square. PROPERTIES FOR SALE; ST ASAPH STREET, LlNWOOD—Wellbuilt house of six rooms, pantry, scullery and copper, bay window, verandah, iron roof., nearly quarter-acre, well-fenced and nicely laid out, asphalt paths, gas laid on, in firstSUMNEE, close to the Cave Rock—'Wellfurnished house of six rooms, scullery and washhouse, etc.; section, well fenced. NORTH BELT, Corner of Churchill Street (Fine Sunny Corner)—Section, well fenced, and planted with fruit trees, with house, 7 rooms, bathroom, pantry and scullery, washhouse, copper, etc. LEINSTER ROAD, Papanui (Close to Tram) —2 Acres-first-clssa land, as a whole or in half or 1-acre blocks. DOYLESTON—WeII-built house, 4 rooms, scullery, etc., with quarter-acre of land; only £SO. OFFICE ROAD—WaII-built house of seven rooms, pantry, workshop, quarter-acre, fully Blocked with fruit trees. OPAWA—Over two acres first-class land, fenced, close to the school. /(SYDENHAM (within easy distance of tram) —Good building section, containing threeeighths of an, acre. ONE-ACRE BLOCKS FOR £125 EACH, The price usually asked for a quarteracre section. SUBDIVISION OP THE “ FINGLAS” ESTATE, Papanui Road, opposite the residence of Joseph Palmer, Esq. The most popular and select suburb in Christchurch. mHE VENDORS., having purchased this i.JL Property at a low price, have determined to admit the public to participate in the profits. With this object in view, the Estate is now beinv out up into ONE-ACRE BLOCKS. Any purchaser of two or three acres can again subdivide, and reap a large profit for himself. The situation is one of the. best near Christchurch, standing high and dry forty feet above the low-land fogs. WATER.—First stratum wells flow four feet above the surface. THE SOIL is a beautifully peaty loam, unsurpassed for gardens by any in the colony. Of easy access to town, trams constantly passing tho frontage. MONEY Can bs advanced for Building Purposes at a Low Rate of Interest. For plans, conditions of sale, and further particulars,' apply to E. T. WEBB AND CO., Agents for tho Vendors, 5, Inglis’s Buildings; Or to MESSRS MAUDE AND HARMAN, 22469 Solicitors,: Christchuioh,