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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 14071, 28 May 1906, Page 12

Auctions. VICTOR HARRIS. COTTAGE FOR REMOVAL. No. 240, Madras Street, close to Peterborough Street. On the Premises, as above, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 11 o’clock. FOR SALE, as above, COTTAGE, with Iron Roof, for Removal. VICTOR HARRIS. 42-1!) Auctioneer.^ “ “ FURSI FURS Li FURS! 11 JUST ARRIVED ~AND OPENED UP. A NEW CONSIGNMENT. Ordered somo time ago in consequence of the Unparalleled Rnn on these Goods. A BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION. Consisting of Muffs of various shades, also Muff Bags, Stoles, Necklets, Golf Capes, Mats, Foot Muffs, etc., etc., all of the latest kinds. A SPLENDID, ALL-ROUND FARM. A ACRES of Capital, All-round AgricnlO I V tural Land, suitable for growing wheat, oats, turnips, rape, etc.; fences is: good order, land well subdivided and water cd; comfortable 5-roomcd house, extensive outbuildings; very convenient to town. Price £ls 10s per acre. A Really Fine Farm, anc certainly one of tho cheapest at present on the mark.t. VICTOR HARRIS. A CHEAP FARM. i?QAA— S O ACRES of good agricultural cS/O \J '-'lajid, all well fenced and subdivided, Comfortable 5-roomed House, and good outbuildings, situate about 12 miles from town. This is a cheap and profitable holding. 153 VICTOR HARRIS^ “X~ HANDY LITTLE DAIRY FARM. r>Qp'rk—37 ACRES of good land, well S/uu” fenced, drained and subdivided into 6 paddocks; almost now' 7-roomed dwelling, and good outbuildings; 12 acres at present in crop, balance carrying 12. milch cows, 2 horses and young stock. Handy to railway station, post office, and school. 150 VICTOR HARRIS. TWO SMALL AND CHEAP FARMS. -f*4 — 2O -A-CEBS good agricultural land well fenced and in good order; comfortable 5-roomed House, good outbuildings. 148 4?KAA— 80 ACRES good all-round land, together with 4-roomed House and outbuildings; handy to town. VICTOR HARRIS. .NEAR EAST BELT BRIDGE. —Comfortable 4-roomed House, sculI <J lory and other conveniences, i-acre, nicely laid out, fruit trees and garden. 235 VICTOR HARRIS, Central Auction Rooms, Colombo Street. C. R. WILSON. AUCTION SALE. BUILDINGS FOR REMOVAL. CR. WILSON will SELL by AUCTION • all those Buildings lately occupied by Messrs Hement Bros., Hereford Street, City, TO-DAY, Monday, 28th inst., at 11 o’clock sharp. 1 4182 C. R. WILSON, Auctioneer. DEVEREUX BROS. W. R. DEVEREUX AND CO., 133, Lichfield Street, . Christchurch. HORSE AND COW COVER MANUFACTURERS. OUR Best Cow Covers can be seen on Mr Savill’s Large Herd of Dairy Cows, Millhrook Farm, Styx. Also all the leading milkmen in Canterbury. 3405 C. A. LEES AND CO. C. A. Lees.) fW. G. Brass. C. A. LEES AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE jtX AGENTS, 158, Cashel Street. f*4 Q C —CLOSE to Electric Car —New SJrtitJtJ bouse just completed, 5 good rooms, bathroom, hot and cold water, plastered, pantry, sculleiy, tiled grates, centre flowers, Venetians, verandah and oriel window, washhouse, copper, tubs, large section. This is worth your inquiry, and will, not be long on the m arket. • Fob 238 O A /A A—ST ALBANS —Sound cottage of 6 cV'iUl/ ' rooms, matchlined and papered, Venetian blinds, slate roof, c.m.a., scullery, 3 fireplaces, bathroom, hot water from copper, washhouse, workshop, one-eighth of an acre section, good fruit trees, easterly aspect. Must bo sold to wind up an estate. Fed. 464 A 1 Apr A— BE ALE Y AVENUE (just off)— o&X\/l)vs One of the beat residences in the .ocality, containing 7 rooms, bathroom, hot and cold water, gas and fittings, plastered and papered, linen room, wardrobes—in fact, fitted, with every possible convenience. The grounds are beautifully laid out, and everything is in tip-top order. Only reason for selling is illhealth, and owner is loth to part with it. This is an ideal place. Fol. 4G4 A 7K —BARBADOES. STREET, St AlcA/rn I «J bans—House of 6 rooms, plastered, bathroom, Venetian, ■. blinds, picture rods, washhouse, J-ocro seefciou. Fo- 464 -PC ,r 7K —RICCARTON; just the place for o/vO It) a retired farmer—Good houSc of 6 rooms, bathroom, hot and cold water, pantry, scullery, plastered throughout, washhouse, copper, tubs, i-acre land, a few minutes from the Riccarton Road. Fol. 311 poo;”—BDINBRIDGE STREET, Spreyc&JjOO don—House of 5 rooms, scullery, washhouse, copper, J-acre section, fruit trees and lawn, artesian. Fol. 439 JJtXOpI —NORTH; good investment —Ifoarly J-acre land, and 1 now house of 4 rooms, plastered, bay window, verandah, bathroom, pantry, scullery, copper and'tubs, and house of 5 rooms, washhouse, copper, tubs, sewer connection. Rental 22s per week. ; Fcl. 438 AQQA— ST ALBANS—One of the bestJOU built houses in Christchurch, 8 fin; rooms, 3 bav windows (5 bedrooms), bathroom, hot and cold water, pantry, scullery, p.astercd, Gfb hall, lift oin studs, tiled hearths and grates, lead lights, to each bay W'indow, carved mantels, washhouse, copper, tubs, c.m.s.. gas and fittings, everything beautifully fitted up throughout, l-acre section, lawn, fruit and vegetable garden. Fob 425 Modern House of 9 J rooms, bathroom, hot and cold water, lavatory upstairs and down, plastered, very large dining-room, wardrobes, cupboards, gas and fillings, balcony, every possible conveniences, c.m.s., washhouse, copper, tubs, good section, live minutes from Cathedral Square. Fol. ISO Fort-ALDWIN’S ROAD—House of 6 rooms, wide hall, scullery, bathroom, pantry, verandah, detached washhouse, copper,’ ooalhouse, fov/lhouse, nearly J-aore. Fol. 455 —SPREYDON —New house of 5 Gvrooms, plastered, bathroom, pantry, washhouse, copper, Venetian blinds, concrete foundations, handy to coach, section 1 chain frontage. Fol. 440 A7r A—DURHAM STREET, St Albans—cW I Oil Modern house of 6 rooms, bathroom, hot and cold water, washhouse, copper, tubs, all conveniences, i-acre section. Fol. 438 01 A £ A— I CITY—Up-to-date house of 6 GOiCiOLr large rooms, such as 18 x 16 (iud 16 x 15, bathroom, hot and cold water, pantry, scullery, gas and fittings, bay window's, verandah, washhouse, copper, tubs, beautiful high corner section of over i-acre, laid out in ■laim, shrubs and kitchen garden, asphalt paths, trap entrance from side; lovely aspect. You want to see this to realise what a nice homo it is. Fol. 64 J? iZ 1 "? !X —Nearly now house of 6 rooms, cJi'O » «3 verandah, bay window, 5 fireplaces, tiled hearths and grates, wardrobes, bathroom, hot and cold water, copper, tubs, about i-acre section. Very easy terms arranged. Fol. 423 _£» A A A—SYDENHAM—Square house of 6 3Wti:‘xU rooms, matchlined and papered, pantry, scullery, verandah, concrete foundations, washhouse, copper, tvorkshop, asphalt paths, one-eighth of an aero section, well fenced and planted. Fol. 373 r —LINWOOD—House of 6 rooms, with conveniences; section has 39ft frontage by over 2 chains depth. Fol. 263 epi A~OR " OFFEI^LINWOOD—Exb» 9wOX<-/ well-built house of 6 rooms, plastered, bathroom, hot and cold water, pantry, scullery, Venetians, gas aud fittings, verandah, washhouse, copper, tubs, deep well, iacre section in lawn, garden and fruit trees. Fol. 261 G. A. LEES AND 00., Next Tatter-sail's. 158, Cashel Street, lilOR SALE, in the most progressive town in Taranaki, Complete CARRYINGPLART, with benefit of valuable contracts with Dairy Factory, Stores, etc. Price £375. 4234 Apply “ BARGAIN,” this Office, j