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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIX, Issue 14682, 13 May 1908, Page 12

PYNE & CO. . CHOICE LITTLE PROPERTY. PYNE AND CO. oro instructed by the Owner to Sol 1 by Public Auction, at the DARFIELD SALEYARDS, ON FRIDAY NEXT, the 35th INST., At 11 o'clock, ALL THAT VERY NICE LITTLE FARMi, Comprising Q/i ACRES Good Agricultural Land, situOtt ated within half a. mils of the township; nico house, good outbuildings, capital orchard and garden. Until recently owned and occupied by Mr D. Worsfold. For fuller particulars as to terms of payment, etc., apply to us; PYNE AND CO., Auctioneers, 76GJ Cashel Street, Christchurch. LITTLE RIVER STOCK SALE. OUR NEXT SALE at Yards (opposite Little River Hotel) will be held on TUESDAY NEXT, MAY 19th, After the arrival of the morning train from Christchurch. " Owners will oblige by giving us early intimation of their entries, cr such may be left with MR It. A. KIMBER, Puaha, Little River. 8010 PYNE AND CO. FREEHOLD LAND FOR SALE. WADDINGTON. PYNE AND CO. are instructed by the TRUSTEES of the late WM. PARKER to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Sale Yards, SHEFFIELD, on FRIDAY, the 22nd inst., at 11.30 a.m., All that Section comprising KQ ACRES OF SPLENDID AGRICULOA TURAL LAND, at present in the occupation of Mr Chas. Gamble, situated close- to Railway, School, etc. ; For fuller particulars apply to us. PYNE AND CO., Auctioneers, Cashel Street, 7540 . Christchurch. V A T T E R S A L L ' S . SATURDAY NEXT. On account Mr Hubert Collins, Ran.giora— Br g " Romany Lad," by Gipsy King— Yataway (half-brother to The Guard), winner of numerous Hurdle Races and Steeplechases. 8111 PYNE AND CO. WEST MELTON SALEYARDS. The Usual Monthly Sale will be held on MONDAY NEXT, the 18th inst. Present Entries — 10AA FAT AND STORE SHEEP AND UU LAMBS. Further Entries are invited. . PSTNEAND CO., 8114 * Auctioneers. DARFIELD SALEYARDS.. FRIDAY NEXT. nines for this Sale are invited. rPHE TURNIPS ADVERTISED for SALE J- on account Mr Juo. Bedford will NOT now be offered. PYNE AND CO., 8113 Auctioneers. SPRINGSTON SALEYARDS. The Usual Monthly Sale at the above Yards will take place on TUESDAY .NEXT, the 19th inst.. 1 9Hin FAT AN ' D STORE SHEEP AND IZiUU LAMBS. Further Entries are invited. PYNE AND CO., Auctions BAKER BROS. TO-MORROW. CITY INVESTMENT, i manufacturing site, st asapbTstreet. iotween Colombo and Durham Streets. MESSRS BAKER BROS, will Sell, in their Auction Rooms, 138, Manchester Street, TO-MORROAV, at 2.30 p.m.. / That MAGNIFICENT CORNER SITE, being- Nos. 203 and 205, having a frontage of 102 FEET to St Asaph Street by 90 FEET to Willis Street, and adjoining Messrs Graham and Greig's. On the land are two buildings, bringing £62 per annum, thus earning interest while the property grows in value. A capital investment, even if not required for the purchaser's immediate use. Also, ON PARK TERRACE. . Overlooking the Avon 1 * and Haglcy Park. No. 30, PARK TERRACE (between Kilr"<"-» and Peterborough Streets, 8 ROOMS (one 2Gft long), 6 fires, 2 bay widows, gas upstairs and down, wardrobe, linen press, verandah, balcony, bathroo h. and c, pantry, scullery, lavatory (sew connected), washhouse, copper, tubs, greenhouse. FULL i-ACRE. laid out in flower beds, lawn and fruit, trees. AND ON WILSON'S ROAD. / "TIVERTON," No. 55. Wilson's Road, and Running back to Lancaster Park. 7-ROOMED HOUSE, with verandah, 5 fires, pantry, scullery, washhouse, bath, copper, tubs. Stable, harness room. Land 66ft x IGOit TO REMIND YOU OF TO-MORROW'S FORCED AUCTION SALE OF A GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE AND LOVELY GROUNDS. IHE Beautiful Home of T. E, TOXEY- - CLIFFE, Esq., Worcester Street, North Linwood, WILL BE SOLD in BAKER BROS.' AUCTION ROOMS, TO-MORROW,'MAY 15, at 2.30 p.m. A WELL-BUILT 11-EOOUED HOUSE, with Verandah and Balcony on two sides, outbuildings, stable, and a well-stocked conservatory. OVER 3 ACRES in shrubbery, lakelet, croquet lawn, tennis court, gardens, orchard, etc. The rich Loam and Sandy Subsoil ] this PROPERTY UNSURPASSED for health, fertility and warmth. Abunda'ice of FRUIT, FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES. Water taps are laid on throughout the grounds. BUYERS AND INVESTORS: This is PRACTICALLY A FORCED SALE. Mr ToneyciilTe lias bought a business in Gisbornc. He must leave in a few days. The Houso is JUST AS GOOD AS NEW. It was built for himself. No children to damage things. Grounds tastefully laid out. Only ten minutos by car from town. Escapes all the dust—catches all the winter sun. Pretty outlook. Hculthy locality. Within three miles of the Uceaii. VERY LOWEST RESERVE. The Owner intends to Sell. SPECIAL NOTE—Mr Tonoycliffe's adjoining corner section 1 ACRE, 2 ROODS. 20 PERCHES, can bo purchased if desired. ILLUSTRATED BOOKLETS, with full dotails of property, on application to tho Auctioneers. BAKER BROS., 7&33 13S, Manehostcr Street. THE /ARMERS" SALEYARDS. THE SALEYARDS, LTD. FARMERS, we want vour POULTRY. AUCTION SALES ~~EVERY SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY. Good Prices. Prompt Settlements Rates of Commission are the Lowest. Send ub a Trial Lot. A. B. SANDS. Auctioneer. TF you could only see the clean factory, L the pure materials, and tho happy Britlsti workers at Bournville. then no foreign Cocoa would enter your home. X 3939 ,