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AUCTIONS. M’KENZIE k WTT.LIS. 11l SPECIAL 111 B 8 E BLACK AND D D BBASS. A D EXTENDED A E FOOTBAIL. D B s At from pJQS. 60s. 50s. 60s. COMPLETE WITH WIPE MATTEESS, KAPOC MATTRESS, BOLSTER AND 2 PILLOWS At £4 12s 6d. (And every other line of Household Furnishings at Similarly Low Prices) At the CHEAPEST FURNISHERS In CHRISTCHURCH. McKENZIE AND WILLIS. Auctioneers, CATHEDRAL SQUARE (Next Post Offico). REAL GOOD VALUE AND POSITION. r*/-» rrv—LINWOOD--Nearly new house of cJLODU 6 rooms, I-acre, bath, shower, lavatory basin, H. aud c., verandah, tiled grates and hearths gas, wardrobes, linen press, pan try. scullery, washhouse, copper, tubs, cent o flowers, plastered, picture mou di gs, a'.ph-.lt paths, northern aspect, rooms 14 x 16, 14 x 12; handy to Id seotion of cars. There is nothing (hearer in the district. Fc1.248 M’KENZIE AND WILLIS. FAVOURITE LOCALITY. WORTH SEEING. -CQllfk-ST ALBANS Oust off Papanui ctLoUv Road) —New house of 6 rooms, lacro, bah, shower, lavatory ,basin, h. and c., verandah, tiled grates and hearths, gas, wardrobes, linen press, pantry, scullery, washhoiue. copper, tubs, centre flowers, plastered, picture mou dings, bay windows, asphalt paths. N.W. aspect. A good property; splendid position, and the price is right. Fol. 278 M KE NZ IE AN D WILLIS. CHEAP—SECTIONS-CHEAP. ST ALBANS AND RICCARTON. /?n A A—WESTON’S ROAD, St Albans—■TwijUU Two I-acreß, northern Homage Only a few sectio s left in this position. ±I9O—CHAPTER STREET—Splendd sectio , over I-acre; very high and dry. £l6O and £I43—RICCARTON—Sections of 1 acre each handy to cars. Grand opportunity for a man wanting a fair-sized pieco of ground; two frentaves. M’KENZIE AND WILLIS. BAKER BROS. AUCTION. AUCTION. TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. T}AKER BROS, will Auction, at their L> Rooms MANCHESTER STREET, at 2.30 p.m., tho fo lowing Properties:— SYDENHAM, 104, QUEEN STREET—S- - Dwel ing. with S fires, verandah, bow window, Vcn. blinds, h.p. water sewer connection (patent w.c.), cop., tubs, cupboards, largo shed fruit trees; land 16 perches. ROOM FOR ANOTHER HOUSE. SYDENHAM, 103 and 105, lIAWDON STREET (directly at back of above) — ■ Two Dwellings 3 and 4 rooms, each with 2 fires, detached wash-h., copper, h.p. water, sewer connection (patent w.c.), well fonced. These properties aro Let to Excellent Tenants. BAKER BROS., 75 Auctioneers. MORTGAGEE'S SALE. MORTGAGEE'S SALE. MORTGAGEE’S SALE. BAKER BROS., acting under instructions from tee Second M RTGAGEE, will Sell by PUBLIC AUCTIO'N, at thoir Salerooms, MANCHESTER STREET, on FRIDAY, the Bth CAY OF JULY, At 2.30 p.m., ILL THAT PARCEL OF LAND, containing THIRTY PERCHES, raoTc or less, situate in NORWICH STREET, Linwood. being tho whole of the .and described in Certificate of Title Volumo 237, Folio 187, together with 4-roomed House and all offices, close to tram (insured for £300), and all other erec- ' tions thereon. For further particulars, apply to the Auctioneer, or DAVID BATES, Solioitor, Cathedral Square. yi BAKER BROS., Auctioneers. £l6 DEPOSIT. LINWOOD. NEAR Petmy Section—COMFORTABLE 4ROOMED COTTAGE, 1. and p., 2 fires, gas, pantry, scullery, washhouse, oop., verandah et i-ACRE (about), asphalt paths, workshop, rwos £285. bis is not a tumble-down shanty, as the e may load you to think, but it is a really , ort.ibla little cottage, witn an excellent earanC °' ' BAKER BROS. RICCARTON. SECTIONS AT THESE PRICES don't ronmiii unsold for long. EASY TERMS. £lO5. FULL I-ACRE SECTION, fenced three •Mas, with palings, V.D.L. NEAR RICCARTON ROAD. BAKER BROS. HERE'S ANOTHER. IN THE SAME LOCALITY. £145. CORNER J-ACRE (FULL), facing north and east, fenced with black pme aud jarrah posts and wire. This is a CORNER Section. BAKER BROS., 18S, Manchester Street. TAYLOR, COLE & DERRETT. 250 ACRES, Ellesmere; magnificent homestead and outbui.dings It is the cream of land, and will glow anything. The laud has gTown from 60 to 70 bushels of wheat to tho acre, and would make a first-class dairy farm. It is situated close to creamery and railway. Price £4O per acre; easy terms. Folio 30. 800 ACRES, Hororata; carrying capacityover 1 ewe to the acre, and iattens ad tho lambs. The land has gTown up to 50 bushe.a ot oats to the acre, and excellent crops of turnips, without manure. Tho farm is splendidly watered, and is in good heart. Good homestead and outbuildings. Only two miles from post aud te egrapli office. Price only £6 por acre Would take town property as a deposit. Folio 12! 420 ACRES, Roileston, within a quarter of o mile of railway station and school Tho laud is splendidly watered and subdivided; 60 acres in oats, 50 acres ploughed for turnips, balance nearly all in young grass. Tho form is beautifully sheltered with plantations. Improvements consist of a s:x-roo:i ed house, etc. This farm is worth immediate inspection Price only £3,,5s per «cre. Terms £3OO cash, balanco for 5 years at 5J por , outFolio 101 further particulars apply VYLOR. COLE AND DERRETT, louccster Street, corner Chancery Lane.