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Tonka, Norton & Co. W. Tonks.) (W. H. Norton. TONES. NORTON AND CO.. A UCTXONEEES, VALUERS, HOUSE and LAND AGENTS. HEREFORD STREET. 4?OOA— EEALEV AVENUE, near CocLOOy lombo Street, north aspect—A well-built, substantial House of six rooms, verandah, bathroom, h. end 0., and all conveniences, windmill and tanks, nice lawn and garden, everything in the pink of condition and a perfect home. Terms can be arranged. 414 TONKS, NORTON AND CO. -P£9~ SOUTHEY STREET, just off Co- / lombo Street south, sunny position —J-'acre Section, fenced and ready for building, close to tram and a good locality. 415 , TONKS, NORTON AND 00. DUNEDIN. A CHARMING SUBURBAN PROPERTY, comprising Brick Residence of Twelve Rooms, hollow walls and up-to-date domestic conveniences, two acres land, beautifully laid out grounds, garden, orchard, conservatory, stables, baggy shed, etc., together with the whole of the Furniture. For further particulars apply to 416 1 TONKS, NORTON AND 00. j? KnA —A CHOICE Suburban House, sitcK/cJV/vy uated in Linwood, handy to Tram—A Pretty House of five rooms, with all modern conveniences. Price only £500; • reasonable terms. If desired, the whole of . the first-class furniture and effects in the house can be purchased at a low figure. 413 TONKS, NORTON AND CO. -OftOn — ADDINGTON, good position, i XOvu close to Lincoln Road Tram—A • Prominent Corner Site, together with a Good Eight-roomed Residence and all conveniences. If not required for occupation, this is a good investment, as the property is let ; to a first-class tenant. 413 i TONKS, NORTON AND CO. pp'rrp'—ClTY, just off Durham Street — I O Section 40 x 132 ft, and a Capital Five-roomed House and domestic conveniences. 413 TONKS, NORTON AND CO. FOR PRIVATE SALE. On account of the Public Trustee, in the Estate of the late Henry Cooksoh. A BOUT SEVEN ACRES of First-class Xi. Land, having long frontage to Canal Reserve and St John’s Road, Woolston, together with a nearly new house of 5 rooms and conveniences, dairy, stables and outbuildings. A very fine property, and must be sold to close the Estate. 41 TONKS, NORTON AND CO. CITY, BUSINESS PREMISES. lOWER HIGH STREET—Two Shops and ■i Dwelling of six rooms. A prominent corner site, and must in the near future become very valuable. 305 TONKS, NORTON AND CO. J? (G Q A—RIOOARTON—A \ery Pretty 3wDOvJ New House, T-shaped, of six ; rooms, 'verandah, hay window, bathroom, scullery, h. and o. water service, w.h., copper and tubs, nicely finished and good appearance, J-acre. well planted, north aspect, elevated position, and all that could be desired for a comfortable home. 409 TONKS, NORTON AND CO. i? d K A—MERIYALE, just off Papanui dWOOU Hoad—A New and Commodious House of 5 large rooms, entrance ha.l with arch, bathroom and lavatory basin, h., o. and shower, Venetians, gas and fittings,_ w.h., copper and tubs, with h. and 0., windmill and every modern convenience; the land contains about J-acre This is a very cheap property, and a perfect home: 403 TONKS, NORTON AND CO. 1 J? K 7 K—WOOLSTON, close to Tram—i One-acre of Land, very fine orchard and garden grounds, with Residence of six rooms, verandah, bathroom, w.h., copper, etc., stable and traphouse; a most convenient 1 property, and in the best of order. 339 TONKS, NORTON AND 00. \V Tonks.) W. fi. Norton. Established 1883. VALUATIONS AND ARBITRATIONS. Messrs tonks, Norton and co. wish to draw Special Attention tothe fact that they make Valuations for Probate ■ purposes under the Act; also Valuations of Furniture and Effects in Hotels, Boardinghouses or Private Residences. Also, to those wishing to avoid the inconvenience of an auction sale, they are prepared to purchase any class of goods or furniture for cash. TONKS, NORTON AND CO., Auctioneers, Land and Estate Agents, 292, Hereford Street.. W. Tonks.) (W. H. Horton. TO-MORROW, at 11 o’clock. BUILDING FOR REMOVAL. Messrs tonks, Norton and co. have received instructions from the Public .Works Department to Sell by Public Auction, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), at 11 o’clock, on ihe premises. All Those Buildings partially destroyed by fire, and known as the Richmond Police Station Dwelling-house. Full particulars at time of sale. TONKS, NORTON AND CO., 1317 Auctioneers, Land and Estate Agents. W. Tonks.) (W. H. Norton. TO-MORROW. THURSDAY. AUCTION SALE. FURNITURE, PIANO, ETC, Messrs tonks, Norton and co. have been favoured with instructions from Mrs McLaren to- SELL 'BY PUBLIC AUCTION, at her residence, No. Ifi, Bar ladoes Street, St Albans, TO-MORROW, at 2 p.m., the whole of her nearly ( new FURNITURE, etc., as contained in 0, rooms. Main items—l very good piano by Werner, sideboard with bevelled mirrors, occ. chairs and tables, dining .able, hanging lamp, ornamen.s, dble iron bedstead, bedding, 2 duchesso chests, stretchers-, washstonds and ware, overmantel, mangle, kitchen utensils, crockery, cutlery, glassware, lace and tapestry curtains, lot of very fine linoleum, etc. A TONKS. NORTON AND CO., 'Auctioneers and Land Agents, • 1943 202, 'Hereford Street, F C. Tabari. WOOL SALES. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JAN. 4th and oth. /’"IATALOGUES now ready and Wool open VX for Inspection in my Store, Manchester Street, from 6‘ a.m. THIS DAY. F. C. TABART, 2014 Woolbroker, Auctioneer, etc. AMBEELEY SALEYARDS. MONDAY, JANUARY 6th. F. C. TABART will Sell by Auction, Weather permitting, gQQ FAT LAMBS Fat and Store Sheep, Cattle and Sundries Entries Invited. F. C. TABART. 2015 GUY TABART, Auctioneer. I'N THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, Canterbury District. BETWEEN HENRY STEFFENS, of Bennetts, in the Provincial District of Canterbury, Farmer, as Trustee and Executor of the Will of the late Diedrich Zwcrbruck, Plaintiff, AND FRIEDRICH KARS, formerly of Marshland, near Christchurch, New Zealand, now of Harie, 1 near Lsppin Altmack, Germany, Defendj ant. J THEREBY give notice that under a Writ of Sale isued at the suit of . the abovenamed Plaintiff., being the Execution Creditcr, and directed to me, 1 have taken into execution and will cause to be Sold by Public Auction by MR F. 0. TABART, at his Salerooms, Manchester Street. Christchurch, on THURSDAY, the Eleventh Day of January, 1906, at two o’clock in the afternoon, unless the debt and costs are sooner paid, all the Right, Title and Interest of the sn.d Friedrich Kars, as second Mortgagee in memo of Mortr ia°e registerd number 47223 from HERBERT FREE, of Marshland to the said Friedrich Kars, in piece of land, containing 16a Or. 19u., in Christchurch Survey District, being partTof Lot 46, deposit wlan numberß7s, and be.ng part of R.S. numbsr 6363,and contained in Certificate of Title Register Book Vol. 173, Polio 197. The Solicitor for the Execution Creditor is Philip Kippenberger, of Hereford Street, Christchurch. Dated the 20th day of December, 1904. i A. R. BLOXAM. Sheriff, i To see Conditions of Sale apply io the Auc- . tioneer. TERMS CASH at the fall of the hammer, 1166 *