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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 18116, 5 June 1919, Page 10

AUCTIONS. H. B. SORENSEN. THIS DAT. BALE ELEVEN O'CLOCK. HB. SORENSEN will SELL BY FUB- • LIO AUCTION, at his Yard*, Lichfield Stroot, on acoount of whom' it may concern, 60 ROLLS OP 3-PLY ROOFING PELT of Specially Pine Quality (slightly damaged), 9 Cheats of Ceylon Tea, each S6lb, in perfect order, 24 Sheets Oft Iron (extra good), 1 400 JSq. Galv. Tank (nearly new), 70it Galv. Piping, gin, with tape and standards, 1 3ft Champion Range, Garden Toole, Barrow, Hone, Garden Plough, Forcing Frame, Garden Cultivator, set Steps, 2 Coppers, 1 set “ Governors,” 14 lengths ljin Blk Piling, suitable posts, 1 Tent, Floor and Poles, Doors, Windows, Sashes, lot of Friczo, lot Wire G. Mattresses, considerable quantity of Furniture. 1 Splondid-toned Piano by " Hilso,” iron back, walnut case; 1 Organ by The Walerton, Organ Co., N.Y., a particularly sweet-toned Ins.rument, suitable church. Both these Instruments are in capital order, and can bo , recommended. 7 Institution Bedsteads, W. Mattress, in good older, Table Sewing Machine, W.W. Stretchors, B.R. Bedsteads. ,H. SORENSEN, 890 Auctioneer, H. B. SORENSEN, 68, LICHFIELD ST. GOV. VALUATION £635. 3-ACRE AND 7-EOOMED HOUSE. JC'VQAi BUYS a Sound House of 7 large i 0 V rooms in Spreydon, with nearly 1 acre of exceptionally good land, having 2 long frontages. The house is well built, and h&B amongst other conveniences good hot and cold water service, electrio light (8 points). The land is subdivided into 4 sections (i-acre), just planted with cabbages, remainder in grass, fruit trees, ©to. The whole is well fenced. Largo stable, trapshed, chaffhouse, workshop, fowlhouses and pigsty. 2 minutes from tram. r R SORENSEN. TsT ALBANS BUNGALOW of 5 rooms, poroh on£B3o oi b room**. trance, panelled hall, kitchen papersd. tiled hearths and grates, doolton bath and basin, h. and c. service, elec, light and gas, tile-back range, expensive linoleums on floors. Gov. mortgage £3OO. 2 minutes from tram. WclMstd M) idohfield Street. TVrfoA—ST ALBAN8 —Well-built BungaiOU low of 5 good rooms, built 6 years, plasterod. and has just been artistically capered throughout: 2 verandahs, one facing s ast the other north; 3 fireplaces, with tiled learths and grates; tile-back range, bath•oom h. and o. service, wardrobe built in, ind all the usual offices, which makes it a most desirable home and one that will not “SSf* “““ "“ fc " l H. “joIeKL BUNGALOW, si ALBANS. /irtQA —WELL-BUILT Bungalow of 4 fcOtjU good rooms, verandah, W. aspect, 3 firoplaoea, bathroom, h. and o. service, pantry, scullery, washhouse. On tram-line, rbout half-minute to stopping place, and bandy to school. • H B g OIffiNSEN . ini A—SPREYDON—House 4 rooms, 1J LOIU acre. Plwstorod. built 6 years. 8 replaces, kitchen 18 z 12, bathroom, pantry, cillery, washhouse, one Qsothic fireplace and p-todate overmantels. Half-acre, well work--31 fruit trees, fowlhouses, large shed, eto. he whole is well fenced, with a long front- » f-ing south; easy^wsUi ■» O A A— WOOLSTON—WeII-built House of replaoos, tiled hearths and grates, wardrobe ith mirror-front, tile-back range, crockery ipboard with glass doors, elec. light and is; fowlhouses and runs for about 3JO ,wls. Handy to tram and school. 2d rocon ; motor garage--5886 H. B. SORENSEN. HILLARY AND BAXTER. OWNER LEAVING CHRISTCHURCH. PROPERTY MUST jtiE SOLD. SPLENDID HANDY POSITION. ppAA—THIS Property ia situated, in one cLOUIi of tlie main streets, within easy walking distance of the G.P.O. The house contains 6 rooms, plastered,. papered, verandah, bay window, gas, 6 iiroplaces, cupboards, linen press, bathroom, lavatory basin, A. and c. service, scullery, sink, h. and c- > washhouse, oopper and tubs, main sewer, h.p. waver. Over J-acre, in garden, concrete paths, detached room, also shod. The pcoition alone lends itself to a quick sale. HILLARY AND BAXTER, 0260 178, Manchester Street. _ -immediate'POSSESSION" given." -> COdy AND UP-TO-DATE VILLA. SUITABLE TRAMWAY OK RAILWAY EMPLOYEE. REDUCED TO .£§2s, This Property is situate just oil Ferry Road, and within easy walking distance of Rum sheds and railway station. There are 4, rooms, plastered, gas, bathroom ai\d every convenience except the hot water; splendid sunny section, asphalt paths, coal shed. Keys at oux Office. i HILLARY AND BAXTER. GIFT AT WALTHAM, CLOSE TO TRAM AND SCHOOL 6 ROOMS, ALL CONVENIENCES. POQC —THIS is a remarkably cheap prootOO«J porty, but the owner means to sell regardless of loss. The house, which is square in shape, contains 5 rooms, papeTcd, verandah, tilo grates and hearths, bathroom, lavatory tbasin, h. and c. shower, ptunKryJ scullery, sink, h. and c., washhouse, copper and tubs, sewer complete, handy Bize section, well fenced. This property must sell quickly. HILLARY AND BAXTER. OWNER AN ABSENTEE. BARGAIN AT NORTH BRIGHTON. 4 ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE, PARTLY FURNISHED. jftQH'K—WE have just received instrucc?LO it) tions from the owner, who lives in the North Island, to soli at the prico quoted. The house is very solidly built, the weatherboards being of tot at a. The four rooms are of docent size, bathioom, lavatory basin, sink in kitchonejto, washhouse, copper and tubs, over 3-16th aero, good water supply, motor shed, etc. About tho clHeajpesrt thing at Now Brighton. ALSO, AT NEW BRIGHTON PROPER. First-class Section, containing in ft fairly handy position. PRICE ONLY £75. HILLARY AND BAXTER. SNIP AT LINWOOD. MODERN VILLA, 5 ROOMS, ALL CONVENIENCES. QUITE CLOSE TO TRAM AND SCHOOL. REDUCED IO £ggo. The owner has instructed us to soil this place quickly, os ho has bought another property. The house is well built, contains. 6 rooms, plastered, nicely papered, large oriel window, verandah, bathroom, h. and o. service and evory possible convenience; over iacre, well fenced, asplirlt paths, etc. This is the cheapest property in Linwood. HILLARY AND BAXTER. ANDERSON AND PALMER. NDER3ON AND PALMER, AUCTIONEERS. iew and Second-hand I umituro Warehouse. 683-635, COLOMBO STREET. ?<sw Furniture. —Sideboards, Duohes Tables, Bedsteads. Qliftirs, etc,, ractivo in dosign, sound in conuotion. . ' Second-hand Furnitar*.—Quite » eful Collection of Household Fturure of all descriptions. “derate PRICES ALWAYS. Ve pay highest Cash Prices for rnituro, or wo will undertake its . a ...sLn a 1 fliar in nnr Uriirli4 REGULAR WEEKLY AUCTION SALES IN OUR ROOMS. ANDERSON AND PALMER, Auctioneers, Assessors, Hotel 'and Probate Valuators, Land, Estate and Commission Agents, 633-635, COLOMBO STREET 'Between Lichfield and Tuam Sts). ‘ Telephone 2189. 'ANTED KNOWN—That F. H. STEEL has Reduced the price of Meat to rockbottom for Spot Cash, and as we have only a short time to hvo, got the Boat. Rubbish is dear at .any price. The Best is always the Cheapest in the end. And do not be persuaded to buy inferior quality or rubbish when, by patronising I. H. Steel, you can always roly on getting the Cream of Canterbury. Customers in City and Suburbs waitod on daily for Orders. Letters and Telegrams promptly attended to. Smallgoods a Speciality Tho annual output roaches Half a Million Pounds. The quantity sold speaks for itself. 1820 B RINSMEAD UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO. A SPLENDID INSTRUMENT. Nothing Better to bo had. £l2O. MAOARTHY AND CLARK. Armagh Sfcwnt, ÜB9