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Lyttelton Times, Volume CVI, Issue 12570, 3 August 1901, Page 12

W. R. Harding. W. R. Harding.) (W. E. Harding.' THIS DAY. ' Ip.m. FURNITURE, PIANO* BICYCLES, ETC. MR W. R. HARDING -will .SELL BY PUBLIC , AUCTION, as above, at .Rooms, 112, Manchester Street, A Largo and Varied Assortment of , NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE, Etc., comprising— Double-seated Buggy, Piano, Bicycles, Avery . Scales, Incubator, Chairs, Bedsteads, Dressing-tables, Washstands, Duc'hesse Chests and every article suitable for a comfortable home. Every lot will be sold to tho highest bidder. W. R. HARDING, 812 __ Auctioneer. W. R. Harding.)' (WTErHlidihg. SATURDAY NEXT, AUGUST 10, 12 noon. CANARIES. CANARIES. MR W. R. HARDING will SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, as above, at Rooms, 112, Manchester Street, 100 Canaries, best bred birds in tho colony. Further entries solicited. 841 W. R. HARDING, Auctioneer. W. E. Harding) ■ (W. B. Harding W, R. HARDING, .y V.» GENERAL AUCTIONEER. 112, MANCHESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. . MR W. R. HARDING has much pleasure in informing his clients and the public that ha has removed from 127, Cashel Street to his newly-erected Auction Rooms, 112, MANCHESTER STREET, Christchurch, near Union Steamship Company. These rooms are spacious, well lighted, situate in the most growing part of the city, have entrances from two of the principal streets, and afford every facility for Auction' Sales of all descriptions. The, situation is specially favourable for the sale of Estates, Sheep Runs, Farms, Land and Properties either by auction or privatelv. while there is ample room for the display of Furniture and‘ Merchandise of every kind, early consignments of which are respectfully solicited, and will receive prompt and careful attention. FOR SALE. MARSHLAND—CapitaI Little Farm of Si Acres and Buildings. Must bo sold within 14 days. 238-254 RUSSELL’S FLAT—Over 300 Acres, medium heavy soil, good homestead and every necessary building, good 'orchard. Full particulars on application. 431-443 CHRISTCHURCH, High Street and St Asaph Street, opposite Convent-grounds—The few remaining Building Sections; cheapest building sites in the City; ’houses are being erected and sections will soon be all sold; early application 'necessary to secure -a site. Terms arranged to suit purchasers. 20-102 SPRING ST ON—6OO Acres, well-fenced and •watered, 5-room House, sheep yards and buildings. 431-443 FEND ALTON—I 7 Acres capital land; 5room House and .all necessary buildings, to be sold at 'a low price and on very easy terms. Send for particulars. 611-182 FITZGERALD STREET, North Belt-Full J-.acre, £75. B 123-326 FENDALTON—6 to 8 Acres, good comer position, capital building site.' 119-315 i LlNWOOD—'Capital Position, good comer section, i-acro, property p£ an absentee. 118-312 ■ FARMS, all sizes. Particulars on application. ' Loans negotiated for Large or Small Sums on Mortgage of Freehold Properly on advantageous terms W. R. HARDING, Auctioneer, Valuator, Estate and Financial Agent, 112, Manchester Ctreel, Christchurch. FOB PRIVATE 'SALE—Buggy, with Pole •and .Shafts, 2 Pianos, 2 Wardrobes (nlateg]a«s fronts), Brass-rail Bedsteads, 200 Bentwood Chairs, Drawing-room Suites, etc. ■ W. R. HARDING, X 1574 Auctioneer-and General Agent. North Canterbury Co-Op., I»td. OUST SALEYABDS. MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST sth. SHEEP, CATTLE. PIGS and SUNDRIES. QPECI AL * • ENTRI ES - 80 Fat Ewea 55 Fat Ewes (very prime) 50 Sound-mouth Wethers, off turnips 2. Cows, springing . 2 Cows, springing 1 , 10 Head Yearling Cattle 10 Sacks Cocksfoot. Further ‘Entries solicited. NORTH CANTERBURY CO-OP., LTD, . B. W. RELPH, Manager. . 884 A. S. CLARKSON, Auctioneer. RANGIORA MARKET. TUESDAY .NEXT, AUGUST 6th. North Canterbury Yards, 11,15 a.m. SHEEP, CATTLE, PIGS, ETC.gPECIAL" ; ENTRIES--50 Merino Ewes, in lamb 2 Cowsy springing 1 2-year-oid Bull 2 Fat Bacon Pigs. '' PRODUCE MARKET. Skins, Grain and Produce of every descrip-;. lion, Poultry, Implements' and Sundries. ; Further Entries for both Yards solicited- i| NORTH CANTERBURY CO-OP., LTD. B. W.. RELPH, Manager. 885 A. S. CLARKSON, Auctioneer. ; Laery, Macfarlane & Co. . THIS DAY, at 11 a.m. LAEBY, MACFARLANE AND • CO. will SELL, Sydney Fruit ~ Hobart Apples ..Mildura Lemons, etc., I . LAERY, MACFARLANE AND CO., j gs 7 ■ Auctioneers. Educational. CANTERBURY COLLEGE, CHRISTCHURCH. ■ : “ Canterbury College and- Canterbury Agricul- ' ‘ tural College Act, 1896.” AN ELECTION in accordance with the above Act, by the GRADUATES of the University of New Zealand! who for the time being are on the books of Canterbury College, iofllT a Casual vacancy on tho Board of Governors, caused by the death of Mr W. Chrystall, will be held on MONDAY, 19th August, 1 1901. ■ The appointment will he for the unexpired residue of the-term of the deceased member, viz., to the 30th June, 1902. Persons possessing the necessary qualifica- ■ tions for enrolment on the Graduates’ Electoral 8011, and whose names, are hot already 6n the same,-can obtain Enrolment Forms from’the. undersigned. The Forms must be filled in and forwarded to the, Returning Officer not later than 5 p.m. on MONDAY, sth August. Nomination Papers may be had on-applica-tion. The consent of each candidate must be subscribed at the foot thereof. Nominations will close on MONDAY, 12th August, at noon. - The Election will take place at Canterbury College on MONDAY, 19th August. The Poll . will , close at 5 p.m. The Electoral Roll may be inspected at the College. . . , ~ Any change of address of Electors should be notified at once to the undersigned. Dated this 29th day of July, 1901. A. CRACROFT WILSON, 620 Returning Officer. TECHNOLOGICAL EXAMINATION, CITY ■ AND GUILDS OP LONDON INSTITUTE. The EXAMINATIONS in MANUAL TRAINING (WOODWORK) will Ijo held as follows, at the Normal School: Drawing and Written; —.Saturday, August 3rd, from 1.0.30 a.m. Practical —Saturday, August ■ 10th, from 11 a.m. ; H. C, LANE, - • • Secretary, Education Board. Christchurch, July 30ih, .1901. . €6B THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF NORTH CANTERBURY. | THE BOARD invites Applications, accom- ■ Xianied bv Testimonials, for the following APPOINTMENT, to be sent in addressed to the Secretary of the Board not later than 4 p.m. on THURSDAY, AUGUST Bth. Applications, received later' than tho advertised time cannot be considered: Sydenham—2nd Assistant-Master; present salary, £l7l sa. H. C. LANE, Secretary.Christchurch, 261 h July,l9ol. 448 DAacLS'G, DEPORTMENT AND PHYSI- ; CAL CULTURE. Under Royal and Vice-Regal Patronage. MISS LOWE will Resume her Classes in Hobbs’s Kopm, on and after MAY 30th. Class for Skirt and Slop Dancing, Monday Afternoon. During her recent visit to Melbourne and Sydney, Miss Lowe obtained all tbs latest. Fancy and Society Dances, including the " National-Waltz.” Private Lessons. AT HOME MoSiday and Tuesday Afternoons, Clarendon Hotel, Worcester Street. 6090 lAinOFORTE, • TREOnX, AND FARMONY. ERNEST E-uRSON, C.U.B. of R.A.M. and R.C.M., is prepared to P eceivo Pupils for the above. Arrangements made fox visiting. Terms on Application. Term begins THURSDAY. May 30th. 8. Hill View Street, Liawnod. X 2834