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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIV, Issue 13890, 26 October 1905, Page 12

Victor Harris. nniMBER, Auction', on Friday Next, at 1.80 JL p.m., oil the Premiecs, corner ot Manchester and Hereford Streets.—Mr Victor Harris has been favoured with instructions from the owner' to offer as above, a quantity of TIMBER and other Building Material, including 200 sheets of 3 Crown Iron, 1000 Brioka, Stone Biles, 4x2 and G x 2 Floor Joists, Oregon, Kauri, etc., Stud, Lining, Rafters, Roofing Boards, etc., and a considerable quantity of other useful material. VICTOR HARRIS, Auctioneer. 6866 FOR ABSOLUTE SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION On SATURDAY NEXT, at 12 o’clock, 2 MAGNIFICENT PIANOLAS, with Records all complete. TUTR VICTOR HARRIS has been instruct-i-'JL ed to Sell as above, at his Rooms, 3, Originally cost 60 and 50 guineas respectively. On view at Rooms. A unique opportunity. 6360 BOUNDARY ROAD, MERIVALE. Op* /? ff —NEW HOUSE, containing 5 good SwtJOtJ rooms, nicely finished, bathroom, hot and cold water service, concrete foundations, plastered, carved mouldings and dado, 3 tiled registers, washhouse and other conveniences, washhouse and other conveniences, nice section, well situated. 167 VICTOR HARRIS^ 25 ACRES DAIRYING LANIX —25 ACRES of Good Dairying oWcf-^J«J Land, well fenced and in good order, comfortable 5-roomod dwelling, supplied with aill necessary conveniences, stables!* cowsheds, etc., situate close to Creamery and School. , 79 VICTOR HARRIS. 7 ACRES AND 5-ROOMED DWELLING. POQG —7 ACRES of Rich, Heavy Land, SyOOU part in orchard and crop, balance in grass and clover, comfortable 5-roomed dwelling, good stables and other outbuildings, situate handy to, town. VICTOR HARRIS, Central Auction Rooms, 63 ■ Colombo Street. 200 ACRES and 6-ROOMED DWELLING- ' X B "j i PER ACRE. —This is undoubtedly one c&i-L of the cheapest Farms on the market at present. The land is in good order and will grow excellent crops of wheat, oats and turnips, and is well suited for dairying. Thera is an attractive 6-rcomed house,* nicely situated and sheltered; also all necessary outbuildings. Situate convenient to railway station, creamery and school. An industrious family -would do exceedingly well on this farm. 49 VICTOR HARRIS. ”70 ACRES and 3-ROOMED DWELLING! pf 10s PER ACRE.—Good agricultural o&JLO and grazing land, well fenced and subdivided. The house is barely 2 years old, and contains 5 good rooms and conveniences; nil necessary outbuildings. Situate about 13 miles from town. 52 ' VICTOR HARRIS. 30 ACRES and 4-ROOMED DWELLING. Just the place for a working man. —3o' ACRES of good useful land, dWtJV/U well manured and free of weeds, fences in best of order, terminus water-race. Comfortable 4-roorned House; also stables and other outbuildings. Situate less than 13 miles from town. VICTOR HARRIS, CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS, COLOMBO STREET. Tonks, Horton ■& Co, W. Tonks) (W. H. Norton THIS DAY. IMPORTANT SALE BY AUCTION. -TWO CHOICE PROPERTIES. In Estate of EDWARD-JONES, Deceased. Messrs tonks, Norton and co. have been favoured with ir.sU'uoicons from the Trusters in the above Estate to Sell ■by Public Auction, at their Hereford Street Saleroom, TO-DAY. THURSDAY, the. 26th October, tit 2 o’clock p.m., the following valuable RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES: ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND containing 25 perches more or loss, and being part of No. 100; Christchurch Town Reserve, together with Substantial Cottage (No. 171, Beaky Avenue), containing 6 rooms, bathroom, scullery, pantry, etc., plastered, YeneUaa blinds, gas, electric bells, verandah, Titan windmill, etc., etc; in the, very best of order, and now occupied by Mrs'Durant. .Also, No. 149, CHESTER STREET (near Durham Street), the leasehold interest in. that parcel of land, 20 perches, being the rest and moiety of Section, 367, Christchurch, together with Neat Cottage of 5 rooms, pantry, washhouse and other outbuildings, and now in the occupation of Mrs Turner. The lease of this properly expires on tbo Ist of October, 1911, and is subject to a payment ot Tl 5 per annum. Both those properties are pleasantly, situated, and very handy to the centre of tho city. For cards to view apply TONKS, NORTON AND CO., Property Auctioneers, .6882 202, Hereford Street. W. Tonks) (W. H. Norton. THIS DAY. 1 ■ AUCTION SALE GOOD TIMBER, IRON, Etc. TO-DAY (Thursday), at 1 o'clock, at I tho premises in Cashel Street, opposite Ballantyne’s, lot of Splendid BUILDING TIMBER. Black pine, rimu, V.D.L. and sizes include 3l x 2, 4x2, 6 x 2, 6 x 1, 9 x 1, etc. Also, fine lot of Matchlining, Flooring, Weatherboards, Doors and Windows, the latter -being very suitable foj- garden frames. Also, Stone Piles, Strongroom Door, grates, etc., Also, 300 'Sheets Good Iron, from 5 to 9 feet in length. All in the best of order, and for positive sale. TONKS; NORTON AND CO., 6SS4 Auctioneers. W. Tonks) . ! (W. H. Norton AUCTION SALE. TANKS! TANKS!! TANKS!!!

TEE undey-signed will Sell by Auction, on a section- in Dundas Street, o£E Manchester Street, TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), at 11 o’clock, • 25 400-GAL TANKS. TONES, NORTON AND CO., 6860 Auctioneers. Fanning & Co. FANNING AND CO. P. J. Fanning-.! , (A. J. Wintle. FANNING AND CD., QENTRAL HOUSE AND LAND AGENCY, 155, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. CQAA —CITY, very central—Splendid Section, with long frontage, and largo 8-roomed house, gas, .electric hells, verandah, w. 0., sewer connection, all conveniences. OSS. FANNING AND CO. PK9k —CITY, good position—6-roomed SdOjuO House, plastered, verandah, outhouses, nearly i-aore, very high. 1148. FANNING AND CO. T'Of'A—BAPTTST CHURCH . (near)—iOtj Acre Land, with fine 4-roomed house, verandah, washhouse, copper; very cheap. 113 A. FANNING AND CO. rA A A—lo MINUTES OF THE POST S/JcttU OFFICE—Fine Section, with a good S-roomed house, bathroom, washhouse, copper, sewer connection. 119. FANNING AND CO. 700— "DURHAM STREET, central—i--3d » \J\J Acre of Land,- with a largo 13roomcd house, with conveniences. 15iB. FANNING AND CO. —BEALEY AVENUE—Splendid 5ri&OUvJ 1 roomed House, gas, bath, hot and cold, verandah, asphalt paths; well worth inquiry. 968. FANNING Al\D CO. jp> Q K A—CITY, busy thoroughfare—Two Splendid Shops, with dwelling rooms, and about 30 feet frontage; let to permanent tenants. 104. FANNING AND CO. n i KA —COLOMBO STREET (off)—JoWtliO'tJ Acre of Land, with a 4-roomed cottage; cheap. 114. PANNING AND CO. jT*~i -4 aa—CASHEL STREET (off), central cvXX'U'v —Section, 27ft frontage, with back entrance, also good shop and dwellinghouse, busy thoroughfare. 150. FANNING AND CO. BUYERS should secure one of the “CHRISTCHURCH PROPERTY RECORDS,” which can be obtained of the Agents— PANNING AND CO., 156, CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH MERIVALiE, select situation, easy access to city—Modern New Residence of 5 rooms, verandah and oriel window, phstered throughout, with centre flowers, bath, h. and c. service, pantry, scullery, copper, tubs, windmill, finished throughout, wardrobes, cuphoardis, and artistic finishings. Price asked, £385; terms or cash offer. J. G. BANNERMAN. Land Agent. 117, Colombo Street. X 3030