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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18412, 19 May 1920, Page 12

AUCTIONS. H. B. SORENSEN. WEDNESDAY, MAY 19. Sale One o'clock. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND OTHERS. ROOFING IRON, Y.D.L. AND RED PIN 3 TIMBER. 'IT B. SORENSEN, instructed. U t_« *-*-* Canterbury Motor Co., will s'ell by Public Auction, on the Premises, No ffl> luam Street A MAGNIFICENT LOT OF BUILDING TIMBERS, Approximately 20,000 to 20,000 ft, and mostly aid Pino but including a GRAND LINE of V.D.L., Suitable Posts, sizes 6 x 3, 8 « 3. in good lengths. Main Sizes of Red 'Pino, 3 x 2, 4 x 2, J x 3, 6 x 3, 8 x 3 and .atnam. oar_ings 6x1,. T. and G. Floorings, in | grand order, CJ x 1; about J G'j.ain of Sound Fencing (hardwood Posts\ Wfudows, Doors, Sashes, SkVH-rlits, Sanitary Fittings. ! 500 to 600 SHEETS OF EXCELLENT / ROOFING IRON, 5, 6. ",, 8. Bft». NOTE .—The ma.josity of lb.esse materials : are nearly equal to new, the buildings dcmoli_hed having been built only a few years, and we can recommend countrr clients to : make an effort to bo p-osent st the sale. I 930 H. B. SORENSEN, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, MAY 20th. Sale Eleven O'clock. TJ B. SORENSEN, will sell fav Publi* V"„„ Auction at his Yards. LICHFIELD STREET, a Bi? Entry. PRINCIPAL LOTS INCLUDE:-Lin* v .D.L. Timber, 4 x 2, 8 x 2, 9 x 2, 12 _ : in good lengths; Jarrah 6x2; R.P. Scanvlinss. 3 x 2, 4 s 2, i x 3; Boards. 7in. Lot Firewood; 17 Bft Sheets Iron, Lot Mouldings; 1 Almost New Bookcaso with glass front and Clipboard with Drawers to build in: 4 Counters; 1 Pertition; One 4ft Windmill and Pump; one 4ft Ideal Windmill, I Pump anl Hardwood Stand; 1 Large Bath; One 6ft Bath with Top; 3 _m_.__ Basins; 2 Ranges with boilers, etc.; 4 Basket Grates; Lot * Galv. Piping; l'Pair Heavy Gate:;; 3 Fireproof Sliding Doors suitable Warehouso to out off tiro; 1 Strongroom Door; I Garden Cultivator; 4 Camp Stretcher,?; 0 Sieves; 1 Pram; Lot Hinges; Garden Tools. Hose: Barrow; One 10 x 1_ Tent with 12 x 14 Fly; Wire Netting: Casks: 70 Small Sound Sacks; 100 Rolls First-class Wallpapers. BIG LIST FURNITURE, Etc.-Bedstead and W.W. Mattresses; Box Mattress; Fenders ; Kerbs; Brasses and Dogs-; 1 Mangle, nearly new; 1 Meat Safe; Sauc'epans; Pedestal Cupboard; ' Ono Carpet Square 9x3; One Nearly New Axrninster Do., 12 x 9; One Indian Carpet 12 x 9, perfect condition; V Indian Rug about 8 i 5, to match; also 10 50's Ceylon Tea, 10 Bags Onions, 60 sks. Excellent Garton Oats, suitable fowl feed. Big List Sundries. 035 H. SORENSEN. Auctioneer. H. B. SORENSEN, 63, Lichfield Street IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. ST ALBANS. MODERN £975. RESIDENCE Six Large Rooms, plas. and pap., ail conveniences and oif.ces. Quarter-acre Sec tion. On the tram line. Folio 530 H. B. SORENSEN. _ p-f-jPTr—WORCESTER ST., facdwJLi. I O ing north—A well-built House cf 6 rooms, plastered and papered, bathroom, h. and c. service, pantry, scullery and waahhouse, electric light and gas. Full i-acre. ' Section, with glasshouse, lawn and vegetables. Within easy walk of the Square. Folio 183 H. B. SORENSEN. PQQA—LINWOOD Well-built 3JQOU House of i rooms, plastered and papered, built 9 years, bathroom, h. and o. service, all usual offices, iaxge sun porch. Everything, that is in this Louse is oi the very best. Immediate possession. Fol. 183 H. B. SORENSEN., -CIHkA PAPANUI. Bungalow dbLUDU of 5 good rooms, tiled roof, 3 fireplaces, tiled hearths and grates, bathroom, h. and c. service, pantry, scullery and washhouse, close to tram 3d section; i-acre, corner section. Gov. mortgage. Folio 527. H. B. SORENSEN. a r—SPREYDON. A Bound dbO Square House with 4 large rooms and i-acre; plastered through- - out Up-to-date fireplaces, gas, kitchen 18 s 12 with a good i&ase; pantry, scullery aJid washhouse. The section in fruit and vegetables. Folio 117. H. B. SORENSEN. NORTH BRITISH RUBBER; HOTWATER BAGS do not crack ( at, the seams. And the ••Unique" Patent stopper never leaks. Buy BRITISH BAGS. FUNERALS. J. JAMB AND S.ON. FUNERAL FURNISHERS. . WPAttSEK AND Ci UNERALS TO AIM- f CANTERBURY. No. 234, LICHFIEL DSTREET. TELEPHONE KOQ- Established IS7B. . ANGFORD AND RHIND UNDER. Li TAKERS AND EMBALMERS, 10< Csshel Stride. 'Phone 812 Box 523. Herbert Langferd, 19, London Street. Fiona 689. John Rhind, 108, Montreal* Street 'Phone 1603. (EOEGE B A B B B L L, ~ FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, MODERN MOTOR HEARSES AND MOTOB CARRIAGES. 'OR FUNERALS, ANY DISTANCE. Office 22L Garage 225, Durham Stiesl 'Phone 721 (Nigh* or Da/). THE Funeral of the'late Sarah Jane Edwards will leave her daughter's residence, Gloucester Street, for the Sydenham Cemetery, This Day, 13th inat., at 3.40 p.m. LANGFORD AND RHI-ND. IHE Fxwerftl of the late Christina Dow . will leave her •parents'■residence Mr F. Sullivan, 110, Parkes Wool-ton, This D*J, Wednesday May 19th, at 835 a.m., for the Catholic Cathedral. Requiem Mass 9 a.m., leaving at 9 SO a.m. lor the Linwood Cemetery. J. I*A__» aim 4 SON. *HE Funeral of the late Ada Rose Tulle? x will leave 234, Lichfield Street east,, on Thursday, May 20th. at 12 noon, for the Ba*cairn Public Cemetery, arriving 2 p.m. J. LOYAL Citv of Norwich Lodge, No. !SS6.Menibers are requested to attend, the Funeral of our late Brother, OH. Brown taring the Masonic Hall, Canterbury Street, _f o if « m This Dav foi, the Publio OemeSrv" R CARSON, N.G. W. T. FOSTER, P.S. ___ , rrtHE Funeral of the late Charles Fishei , will leave his late residence. 58. Aikman's Road, for the Bromley Cemetery, on wXsdav. the 19th.mat. at 10 a.m. FOjßr^^p_RH___late www „ ? .. = ....-, . leave, their residence, 10, lac St Albans, for the Lmwood C Wednesday, the mh mst., at 2 p.i FORD ANDJRHIND. |OUENIN(J ATTlfitf Specialise- aS ARMSTRONG'S.