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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17949, 16 November 1918, Page 11

AUCTIONS. CLARJDGE AND 3MITIL OLARIDGE AND SMTH. PUBLIC AUCTION. FRIDAY, 11 a.m. SALE -will bo held as usual of Horses, Cows, Piga, Implements, Produce, etc. Full particulars Friday's papers. CLARIDGE AND SMITH, 40 Auctioneer*. FABMEBS' SALEYABDS. AUCTIONEERS AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS. V T ANTED, Cows, Pixe, Farm Implement r Spring Drays, Harness, All Classes u. Your Surplus Goods to supply the daily demand in these yards. Make Friday your day from the oountry and visit this t>opuls.T business house. The only mixed market in Canterbury , Sond for Crates for your Poultry- Hicrhest prices and cash. Owing to pressure of business we have now 0 auctioneers, and vour Clearing Sales will receiYo our personal attention. Commission on Clearing Sales and Furniture, etc., outside, 5 per cent. CLAEIDGE AND SMITH. Auctioneers. R, S. McKENZIE AND CO. R, S. McKENZIE AND CO., Auctioneers, Land and Estate Agent*, House Furnishers, 143, CASHEL STBEET (Between Tho Bristol and Matson'e). 97 r SKCUBBS a. 4-roomed, Squat* .OiO shaped Aged House, within $ minutes' walk of tho Square and on. tha penny section. Built of wood, with iron, roof." and fitted with every convenience l , including sewer connection, high pressure water supply and gas. This property i» really cheap. > R. S. McKENZIE AND CO.

X>QKA—AN Exceedingly Well-built, Cos* cCvJOU vcnient 6-roomed T-House, with li notes of land, within tho 2d, section from town, and in on© of tho niost select neighbourhoods. Tho hou&e 19 fitted with every possible convenience,' including tiled grots* and hoarths, linen press, wardrobes built in, hot and cold water, etc., ets. Tho outbuildings ara a. dairy with concrete floor, washhouse, cow-bail, fowlhouses and glasshouses. Th,e ; grounds are very carefully laid out with a largo orchard of i-aore, with the following- tress:. 05 apples, 15 pears, 5 apricots, 3 peaches, 3 cherries, 7 plums, .00 gooseberries, 100 currants, several walnuts, a. fins strawberry patch, and a good patch of vegetables. There is also room to run a, oow and produce sufficient fodder for the- winter feeding. This is the cheapest property that h«s boon in tho market for a very long time, and simply cannot remain long unsold, ev peeially cs tho fruit, etc., is now in profit* Inquire immediately of the Solo Agents, R. S. MoKENZIE AND 00. J?OAAA—OVER 6 Acres and an 8-toow.« 3*£W\J od House, within tho 3d section from the Square. Tho Sous© is exceedingly well built to the order and design of the present owner, and is fitted with every possible modern convenience, including electric light, ote There is a largo stable with 2 stalls and lofts, holding- one ton each, and cart sheds; also a. glasshouse GO x 20, set with vines approaching profit; also a tomato? house. Tho land has a very long frontage, «.nd could easily bo subdivided profitably, 5-acre is in fruit. This property is worthy of immediate consideration, for it' is only l)oing disposed of by reason of it being ton large for tho present owner. Sole Agents— E, S. McKENZIE AND CO., Auctioneers, Land and Estato Agents, House Furnishers, 143, CASHEL STREET (Between The Bristol and liaison's). ANDERSON AND PALMER. ANDERSON AND PALMES. 0. George Anderson, Dave. P. Palmer, Lato Auctioneer, Valuator Late W. Straus* Arid Buyer for Harris Co., 30 Tears' Bros. Australasias Experience. ANDERSON AND PALMER, General Auctioneers, Assessors, Hotel and Probato Valuators. Land, Estato and General Commission Agents, C 33-633, Colombo Street (Between Lichfield and Tuam Streets), Premises lately occupied by L If. Isitt, Lh THE BRIGHTEST,- CLEANEST AND MOST COMMODIOCS AUCTION ROOMS IN CHRISTCHTJECH. Send your Gocds along for Ample Display and Top Prices. We carry a large stock of NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE. It you wish to havo an Auction Sale, yo» ms.y rely on expert handling, for we have had seventeen years' experience in condtietinff Auction Sales. Sa".cs conducted in Town or Country. It you have not .time to sell by Auction, we will give you best market price* and pay spot cash. Regular Weekly Sales in our Rooms. Tolephcne 2180. Bos 789,

SHEEPFARMERS' AGENCY. THE N.Z. SHEEPFARMERS' AGENCY. TRUST ESTATE. £AA ACRES, NORTH CANTERBUHYUUU Real Good Sheep and Croppine Farm. Well fenced and watered by wjnamill and streams. Great carrying capacity. Grows stood crocs of rape, turnips and cats. New Dwelling of 7 rooms, plastered, h. tti c. and all conveniences, shearing sheds, sheepyards, dip. stables, rranary, etc. Good orchard and plantations. i This is <no ot the cheapest farms in this ideal district. Tlio beat of terms arranged, as the trustees are out for a quick sale. Any inspection invited. 920 THE SHEEPFARMERS' AGENCY, 130, Hereford Street. iOf\ ACRES. LEESTON—Less than one IAJnJ mile from township, ,70 acres crop, 53 acres in wheat, 38 acres in oats, all looking -well. Well fenced and watered or art*siar.s. concrete trough in > each paddock. Sheltered by bluegnm plantation. House of 7 rooms, newly dono up. Tip-top cowshed, stables,' cowshed, etc. Owner's health has broken down, ard he is light out io sell. This place has not been hawked about, and it's seldom anyone has this class of property offered on such terms as we offer. 570 THE SHEEPFARMERS' AGENCY, 350, Hereford Street. LOHREY. MANOIN AND CO. LOHREY AND MANSIN, rOUSE AND LAND SALESMEN 218, HIGH STREET, ChriEtchurch. TO LET, on tram-line, Si Acres He*»j> Lund. Sis-roomed Mod Gin Residence; rent £1 12s Gd weekly. Also Seven Rooms, modern, 2fc acres Heavy Land; rent £1 10$ weekly. EIGHT (S) ROOMED TWO-STOREY RE* SIDENCE, with electric light and heaths* plugs throughout; gas, gas stove, hot and cold water service, poroelain bath, gas geyser, very largo north balcony, lift otud. Reduced from £2500 to £IBSO. Plastered and papered and expensively decorated. The condition and conveniences are perfect. It i\ situated about -our ininutes off twopenny tram service, PAPANUI. Just over one acre of land, which is stocked with th'i;! choicest trees, shrubs and flowers that money can bay. There is alv» a tennis law>i, motor sheii, asphalt drive and yard, workshop, orchard, fowlhouso and run; northwest aspect. This houaa could not be built for £2000; the land ia worth £IOOO. It being too large for the owner, he is prepared to accept |£lßso. Will take a S-6-roomod residence as part payment, or eell on <\iay term*. WANTED immediately, for laeb buj*' SIX-ROOMED RESIDENCE in City. £ISOO TO LEND ON FIRST MORTGAG& LOHREY AND MANGIN, Sole Agents, 213, HIGH STREET. THE IDEAL FLOOR POLISH is LINOARNISH—it preserves as it, polishes. Simply apply it once a year with a brush, and your floor is always shining bright;" no rubbir.Jt, no backaches. All Grocers. 38 ORTH BRITISH" GARDEN HOSE, ii lasts for many years nnd is made by the largest Rubber Company in tho Bvilipii Empire. Sold everywhere. HAYWAUI) BROS. AND CO., LTD., Sole Wholes*;*'. Distributors for N-2» i \ !