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Lyttelton Times, Volume CV, Issue 12428, 18 February 1901, Page 8

Taylor, Cole and. Co. TAYLOR, COLE AND CO. LAND. ' LAND. LAND ESSBS TAYLOR, COLE AND CO. have ■ "been favoured -with instructions from Mr >»wber, to Sell by Auction, at their «»uui<.s, Lichfield Street, on FRTOAi, FA. l_mi noon, FOUR SPLENDID BUILDING SITES ''n St Asaph Street, Linwood, close to -Tatheson'a Road. These sections contain each , quarter-acre. They arc high and dry. They j i*<k the north. The tram is within two i . . . „, ..1.1.1 ..«« n ih»t.fpr nnrahliß ■ftw obtainable in the suburbs. Easy terms .lot payment can be arranged. i 9495 TAYLOR, COLE AND CO. OLE AND CO. I" . GENERAITsTORES. " St will Pay You to Call and Look Through r oar Yards and Stores. W« have the LARGEST STOCK IN CANTERBURY, Or New and Second-hand G-rpS WHITECHAPEL and RUSTIC CARTS SPRING TRAPS. PONY CARTS, VANS, DRAYS, SPRING DRAYS, Etc. TAYLOR 1 , COLE AND CO., General Store and Market. 137, Lichfield Street. 'rPA'HiOB, COLE AND CO. FOR SALE. THE COMING SUBURB. ■ FENDALTON STROWAN—2» acres, cor-" j»er section, 12 chains frontage opposite resiliences of Messrs Tyree, Turrell and Thomas: '.choice site for villa or several hou-ses, as j '.there is a. natural terrace; a real bargain at I *350. 59F I OWNER MUST SELL. ST ALBANS—Over 3 acres land of first quality, about one acre of which is in orichsrd, including about 30 walnut trees cornring into full bearing. There ie a new wellibuili' two-roomed dwelling, plastered and ?*tantEng on concrete foundations ,new shed -and store room ,splendid well. This is an (exceptionally attractive little property. 192 ; Only £32o—WocWton, close tram, 2 acres laplendid land with comfortable 5-roon?ed jlonse, scullery, washhouse, cowshed,- small torohard; owner leaving Christchurch. 138 ; A Good Thing.— £sso. Off Ferry Road, Iclow to town; over 2 acres land with excellent 10-roomed dwelling, good outbuildings, *» 6d a week;;well worth inspection. 197 ONE IN TEN THOUSAND. ' 12 CHAINS HIVER. FRONTAGE, And ! ."2 CHAINS OF (RUNNING'STREAM YOUR I [ OWN FREEHOLD. ; English Meadow Sloping up to Terrace. . Few Sections in this Province are more latnrally adapted for forming the site of a, Wutiful »üburban residence. ' ;' The Heathcote flows through it, and the "" pnning Plantations and Buildings of idea's Convalescent Home are immediately the foreground. '• Very Charming Tea Gardens Could be Arranged on this Site. .' The Block is within three minutes' walk of .lie Tram Terminus, and a half-hour's consti- , frltional daily may be taken up the Cashmere ' illswks oefcre breakfast. EAELY SIX ACRES IN THE BLOCK!! FIRST QUALITY LAND!! For Sale in One Block. Full particulars on application. i We have just published an extensive Pro- j perty List and shall be glad do acnd same to I 'any addre«3 upon application. I MORTGAGES ARRANGED. ! "We have several sums of money from £IOO ' to £SOO in hand for investment on good free- • kold security. ■ . ■ TAYLOR, COLE AND CO., I Estate Agents', 137, Lichfield Street.. j Charles Clark. ■ THURSDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 21nt. ' IUP-BRIOR FURNITURE, 2 PIANOS ■ .FIRE-PROOF SAFE PIANOFORTE TUNER'S OUTFIT CARPENTER'S TOOLS GENT'S BICYCLE, 'CELLO, ETC fl'J CHARLES GLAHIK has been favoured L with, instructions from Mr Martin Tayioz fyfho is leaving for Auckluiid) and other j, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, lii his Booms. Hereford Sireet, on THURSDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 21st, JA Large Quantity of Superior und Useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Comprjsiug Suit&s in leaticr ajid cretonne, spring rocker, brass-rail fenders, ki:?hea fender, oilcloth, rugs, carpets, lace curtains, pictures, ornaments, double and! single brass-rail bedsteads, stretchers, woven-wire and flock mattresses, duchesse' dressing table, thalf-Scotch. and other chests drawers, washetand3, toiletware, walnut work-table, card table, dining ta'ble, lawn-mower, verandah, blinds, kitchen utensils, etc.; also 2 first-class pianos. •U*o, in tie Estate of the late Osborn Coombe, His piano-repairing outfit, comprising tuning case with all requisites, cramps (iron and wooden), sets of celluloid! and : felting, rosewood veneer, piano strings, sconces, carpenter's tools of every description j also, Miiner's fire-proof safe, oak pedestal "writing table with roller top, gent's bicycle (Zeal&ndia) in firstclass order, Very fine 'cello, etc Sale at 11 o'clock. No. 293 H. S. BROWN, ' *«SS : / . Auctioneer. F= C Tabarfc F. C. TABART, Auctioneer, Stock and Station Agent and Woolbroker, 177, Manchester Street, OhriiStehurch. iHE BUSINESS of the late F. C. Tabart ■ will be carried on as heretofore. I Stock Sales will *bs conducted as usual at j ; »U the principal Saleyards, including— ADDINGTON, every Wednesday. AMBERLEY, alternate Mondays. CULVEEDEN, HAWARDEN, WAIKARI, .MIDLAND SALEYARDS, and other cen's£*». ■ SHEEPSKIN 3, HIDES, FAT, Etc., every Thursday in commodious Stores, Manchester 'Street. PERIODICAL WOOL SALES will be held ihiring the season. CLEARING. SALES as per arr%geiLtent. . Account Salsa and net proceeds will'be rendered immediately after Sales. 'n Client* may rely on receiving the same care tad attention in the future as in the past. Correspondence invited. i GUY TABART, [ • £*ls' , Auctioneer. H. B. Soronsec, TUESDAY, FEBEUABY 19th. Sale at 11' sharp. TIMBER WINDOWS .3. SGEENSEN, instructed by the Con- • tractors, will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at his Saie-yards, Lichfield Street, A Splendid Lot of windows, saahes, doors, panel'!, lot of timber, a quantity of kuiri shelving (in long lengths), about 2 feet wide, 1 tank stand, icofing iron, 8 skylight frames. Also, 1 ii-sw Whitechapel Trap. . BG3J H. B. -SOWENS©N.' Beaueriamp and. Co. TEVIOT AMD LOCAL FRUITS. THIS DAY, at 10 a.m. " *ikt + GHAMF AND CO. will SELL BY" » PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Rooms—--200 'Cases Teviof Fruits , 100 Cases Local 1 Fniit3 300 " Also—'■toes, Onions, Marrows, Beans, etc., etc. : H. A. BEAUOTIAMP, Auctioneer. Jtfacfarlane & Homan. DAY, at 2.30 p.m. J'E AND HOMAN will SELL Lemons, .u.»rjili«in», Plums, i- , .