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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXII, Issue 15511, 11 January 1911, Page 15

AUGT i ON6. TOXICS, NORTON Si CO. W. Tonks.i (W. H. Norton. THIS DAY. THIS DAY. AUCTION SALE. CHOICE FURNITURE, PIANO BICYCLE, ETC. A VERY HEAVY ENTRY. TNCLUDING tho Furniture of E. K. MulI gan. E3q.. who has left for Auckland. Main items—l nearly now piano, suite in saddlebag, Chippendale suite, carpets, hearthrugs, hall stand, massive sideboard, Italian bodstead. pretty bedroom suite, 3 duchesss chests, duchesse cheval, bedroom waro, lot good pictures, 8 pairs lace curtains, crockery, giftsswaro, ornaments, garden roller, garden hose, lawn mower, free-wheel bicycle and sundries. All for positive salo. Sale commences at 1 o'clock sharp. TONES, NORTON AND CO., Auctioneers and Land Agents, -21 202, Hereford Street. W. Tonks.) (W. H. Norton. AUCTION SALE. EXTRAORDINARY. TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. TYrESSRS TONES, NORTON AND CO. havo been favoured with instructions from Messrs Laurie and Page, who are giving up business, to sell by auction, on the premises, at the CORNER OF COLOMBO AND TUXM STREETS, TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, the 12th JAN., At 1.30 p.m. Tho Whole of the STOCK, OFFICE FURNITURE AND FITTINGS, Etc., Etc. Including very largo quantity of tiled hearths (the latest designs), also extra tiles in all sizes for making up spare hearths, builders’ ironmongery, turnery, brass and copper antique coal vases, 2 fire-proof safes, letterpress, typewriter and table, patent till, Optimus copying machines, stationery cabinet, office chairs and stools, clock, office Settings and shelving, quantity of secondhand furniture, including bedsteads, mattresses, too! chest, chest of drawers, sideboard, fenders, pictures; also, 53 Page's patent step ladders, sundries, etc. Over 503 lots to bo disposed of. TONES, NORTON AND C'O., Auctioneers and Land Agents, 226 202, Hereford Street. W. Tonks.) (W. H. Norton. 'THINKS, NORTON AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, 105, Hereford Street. LAND DEPARTMENT. Properties of all descriptions, in all localities, for Salo cr To Lot. Property Auction Sales arranged io suit Clients. Valuations made by Competent Valuators. Auction Sales of Fumituro, etc., hold in our Rooms every Wednesday and Saturday. FARMS. FARMS. FARMS. £l9 PER ACRE—One of the Finest Farms in Canterbury. Say 190 acres al. flat, well fenced and watered, and subdivided. Good homestead and every necesary building. Price includes crops, which are in fine condition. ” 429 £l7 10s PER ACRE, including crops, live and deed stock, as a going ooncern; 115 acres good Canterbury district, handy for mil. Would take part payment in City or Suburban properties. Well worth inquiry. 42G £9 10s PER ACRE, or would exchange for City Property; 9CO acres, well fenced and watered, and subdivided. Good house, orchard, siabling and every necessary building. Grows fine oats, turnips, rape, etc. A desirable farm at a low price. 424 A £37 PER ACRE—Must sell to wind up deceased estate. Grand Dairy Farm of over 70 acres, near Christchurch. Good residence and building's. Now let to a good tenant. Producing good return on price asked. A really good investment. One of the best little farms in the district. Cannot bo long ou the market at this price- Do net delay in inquiring. 423 A £?0 PER ACRE—Say 120 Acres, one of tho handiest little holdings in Canterbury. Close creamery and railway station. Residence of 7 rooms, eto„ all necessary buildings. Land is in fine heart a-nd full cultivation. Owner having purchased larger farm, means selling, and wil arrange ierme to suit purchaser. £25 PER ACRE, or would exchange for huger farm. 209 acres heavy loamy land in wheat, oats, grass etc. Well fenced and watered, largo stabling and buildings. Good Canterbury district. Large part of the money can remain at. 44 per cent. Owner wants more land, and is determined to sell. Write or coll fer full particulars. 414 £65 PER ACRE—Close Christchurch—Fine iittlo Farm, over 70 acres splendid land. Good house and very fine outbuildings. A vory desirable and profitable place, a.nd cheap at the money. 419 £5 PER ACRE—Government Lease, with right of renewal, or to pay off 90 per cent at any time; 600 acres, well fenced and watered. Good house and buildings. Will carry 800 ewos all the year round, besides milking 80 cows. Inquire for district and further particulars. 417 A £250, balance arranged, on very easy terms. Over ISO Acres, near Christchurch, and handy for rail, mostlv first-class land, some medium and light. This farm is for sale under exceptional circumstances, and we should like to see clients, and go into the matter with them. Please see us; it is really worth while to do so. £6SO—CHRISTCHURCH (Near)—s Acres, House a.nd buildings. Land is in oats, potatoes, fruits and vegetables. Would let. 421-230

A FEW SPECIAL SECTIONS. CLIFTON—S Fine Building Sections, over j-acre each. Owner will accept a low price. 433 RICCARTON —J-acro Fine Corner Position. Would make 4 or 5 good sections. £340 the lot. 430 SUMNER, Nayland Street—About, the only Sections left; s-acre; will sell less if desired. Inquire for price. 423 LINWOOD, Capital Position—J-acr*, and only £2OO. REDCLIFFS—3 Splendid Sections, say Jr acre each. Grand views, very healthy, end the price will please vou. 418 A CASHMERE HILLS—Say One Acre, could ho subdivided. Fine property, grand position. Owner has reason for selling, and will sacrifice for £4OO. WEEK END. WEEK END. NORTH NEW BRIGHTON SECTIONS— Prioe from £2O. Owner will build to suit ff desired. Easy terms, or will build and lease Advertisements are costly, and .it is itnposiblo to deseribo theso properties in the spaco at our disposal. If Clients will. be kind enough to call or write, their inqniriea will receive prompt attention, and every detail will be eiven. TONES, NORTON AND CO.. Auctioneers and Land Agents. JOSEPH WALLACE. JOSEPH WALLACE, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. 171, CASHEL STREET. LINWOOD •v^QAA —EXCELLENT Residence 6 rooms <ST»OUv/ recently erected, faithfully built and fitted with all modern conveniences, deep well, full 1-acre, well laid out in lawn ana garden. £IBO—CHOICE Building Site of i-acre, near Woodham Road. JOSEPH WALLACE. SYDENHAM. poop;—4-ROOMED House and conveni-Sw-LOQ ences, i-acre, close to Colombo Street. A cheap property. JOSEPH WALLACE. _ -f* 1 A —FINE Home of 4 rooms, all mod-<3o-0 JLU cm conveniences, Sbac're, vg" fenced. A desirable residence. JOSEPH WALLACE. OPAWA. POrrt—A FIRST-CLASS Home, 6 rooms, fJi/O du every possible convenience, and gas, section about i-acro, laid out tastefully in lawn, flower and kitchen garden A residence worth inquiry. X 7654 JOSEPH WALLACE. HARD as a Rock, Brilliant. Sparkling Polish, easy as falling off a log. Tha,'. •* " LINOARNISH”' tlio Linoleum Polish ,'ou , put on without any effort. You f*c th«r? is . no rubbing, it’s applied with a brush. Ali J grocers, Is 6d- *