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AUCTIONS. CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE COMPANY THIS DAY. THIS DAY. At 1 p.m. AUCTION SALE. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. v Housekeeping), on the Premises,, No. iOO, ARMAGH STREET, LINWOOD, Including— WERNER PIANO, DROPHEAD SINGER MACHINE, TRIUMPH PHONOGRAPH i*ND 60 RECORDS, CASE OF 70 1 ) COINS AND MEDALS (GOLD, SILVFU AND COPPER), Cass -of Mineral Specimens, WHITE WYANDOTTE FOWLS, Etc., Etc. CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE COY.. 344 Auctioneers. DALGETY & CO. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. AMBERLEY SALE. MONDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER (Immediately after the Sheep Sale.) P ALGETY AND CO. have received instructions frcn (ho Trustees in the Estate of tho late JESSE WILSON to SELL, 1 ROOD B* PERCHES LAND, together with HOUSE 5 ROOMS ar.d offices, siti'.ited in GILBERT STREET. AMBERLEY. Albo the FURNITURE AND EFFECTS therein. HELMORE AND VAN ASCH, Solicitors. DALGETY and CO.. LIMITED, 82 Auctioneers. | R. S. McKENZIE AND CO. R S. McKENZIE AND CO. (R. St Clair McKei.-ie, late Partner *nd Auctioneer of the Firm of McKenzie and Willis). LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. AUCTIONEERS, VAI UATORS. GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS AND HOUSE FURNISHERS. 143, Cashel Street. ___ OFF TO THE WAR. OFF TO THE WAR. OWNER MUST REALISE WITHIN THE NEXT FEW DAYS. A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY. ONLY £IOO CASH REQUIRED. WILL RETURN OVER 40 PER CENT. "E have received Instructions from a - \ member of tho Expeditionary Fotcs leaving New Zealand for the Front, to Sell, within tho next few days, his Valuable City Property, comprising Shop and "Dwelling,' together with 2 Houbos, all well let to good tenants; splendid corner position. He has made up his mind to sacrifice, and will take £IOO down for his interest in the property. £ s. d. Total Rentals amount to . . . 122 i 0 Rates, Interest and Insurance amount to . . . . . 79 14 0 Leaving a handsome yearly profit on your £IOO of . . . V £42 10 0 This opportunity will only last a day or two at most. You'll have to get in quick I Inspection by appointment only with tho Sole Agents. R. S. McKENZIE AND CO, i 43, Cashel Street MARKET GARDEN FOR SALE. 8 ACRES AND HOUSE. J?KKA WILL Purchase a Fine 'Little 3*oo\J Holding in the Marshland District, close to School. The land is in fine heart, and will erow any kind of market garden produce. The owner is keen to sell, or would exchange for equal equity in a houce proparty. Particulars from R. S. McKENZIE AND CO. • CHEAP BUNGALOW HOME. £4O DEPOSIT. GOVERNMENT MORTGAGE £4OO AT 41 PER CENT." CLOSE TO PENNY SECTION. PKKA WILL Buy Nearly New Bungalow ekOtJU of 4 good rooms, built about 12 months, with every modern convenience, including h. and c. service, wardrobes, gas and fittings, main sewer, pat w.c Fine Section J-acre, well laid out. ' The Property is situated in St Albans West, close to penny section, and has been placed in our hands for immediate sale. Card to view on application, with full particulars. R S. McKENZIE AND CO.. LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, 143, CASHEL STREET. FIRST-CLASS SHEEP AND CROPPING FARM. WITHIN 20 MILES OF CHRISTCHURCH. a papticularlyTine PROPERTY. P-M PER ACRE 550 Acres of Good Cropping and Fattening Country, Ellesmere District, close to Tailway, creamery, school and post office, well fenced and watered. 350 acres are in grass, 80 acres in wheat, 20 acres in oats, 40 acres in barley, 70 acres in green oats and grass, 30 acres ploughed for Tane, 8 acres ploughed for potatoes. Splendid buildings, comprising 7roomed house, with all conveniences, large stable (new), woolshed, implement shed, eto. This is a rattling good place, and has grown SO bushels wheat. 47 bushe!e oats, 89 bushels barley. Will easilv winter 11 ewea and fatten the lambs, besides usual amount of crop. Terms arranged for a good, man. Write or call for particulars. R. S. McKENZIE AND CO., AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. 143, Cashel Street (next TattersaH'sV H. B. SORENSEN. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd. SALE ELEVEN O'CLOCK, ' B. SORENSEN will Sell by Publio ■ • Auction at his Yard, Lichfield Street, 10,000 ft R.P. TimbeT, 3 x 2, .4 x 2,. 8 x li, 6x2, and 1600 ft J G. Piping, 1000 ft sin; Range, front door frame, l-200gall tank, 1 Cultivator, 1 Counter, 1 Spring Cart, 1 light Waggon with brake and lamps, 800 sft palings, 2 ice-cream churns, 50 sacks pig potatoes, 20 sacks table potatoes, 60 sacks feed barley. On account of client—33 sacks of Seed Potatoes, the full proceeds of which will be donated to the Patriotic Fund. 622 H. SORENSEN, Auctioneer. THIS DAY. SPECIAL ENTRIES. TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. . B. SORENSEN will Sell by Auction, L. at hi 3 Yards, Lichfield Street, 54 Figured Rimu Doors, a splendid line, beautifully marked, sizes 6ft 6in x 2ft 6in, 6ft Bin x 2ft Sin x l}in, 6ft Bin x 2ft Bin x lib, 4 and 5-panel Doors, 6 Unglnzed Glass Doors. H. SORENSEN, 621 ' Auctioneer. A. B. SANDS AND CO. I THE FARMERS' SALEYARDS (A. B. Sands and Co., Prop.). >RIME Table Birds etill selling well. If you have any for sale, send thei Don't delay, just consign A. B. Sands and Co., Christohurch. You will be pleased with the results. We ho'd sales every Wednesday and Saturday, 11.30 eaoh day. Write us et once; don't delay; now is the time. We lend crates free and forward to any address. Following were the prices realised last week: —Table chickens, 8s 9d to 8s 5d per pair; hens, 3s 6d to 5s 7d per pair; pullets, 8s 3d to 8s 4d per pair; ducka, 5s 7d to 7e lOd per pair; geese, 6s 6d to 9s per pair; unfinished chickens, 2s 6d to 8s 8d per pair; turkeys (gobblers), 18s to 32s 6d per pair; turkeys (hens), 10s to 20s per pair. I ' A, B. SANDS AND CO., Auctioneers.