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AUCTIONS. DAVID FBIEDLANDER. IMPORTANT SALE OF PROPERTIES FRIEDLANDER BROS., LTD. e GRAIN STORES ! GRAIN STORES ; GRAIN STORES FOR ABSOLUTE SALE The above Sale wjlll take place at ASHBURTON on 9 SATURDAY, NOV. 3, t For full particulars see extended advere tisement In The Sun, October 6th. * • ■ D. FRIEDLANDER, Auctioneer and Stock Agent. ,i NOTE.—The Sale is fixed at noon to [ I enable intending buyers to leave by after- ' 1 noon expresses either for South or for ' j North. " 4280 TONES, NOBTON & CO., LTD. BUILDING FOR REMOVAL. SATURDAY NEXT ON THE PREMISES. 70 and 72 HIGH STREET, opposite the Convent. Two Shops, Glass Fronts, Glass Verandah, 10 Living Rooms, one Plaster, Iron Roof, 2 Coppers, 2 sets Tubs, good Windows. SATURDAY NEXT, at 11 a.m. Full particulars from TONKS, NOBTON & CO., LTD., 4594 >v Auctioneers. MALIN<*& CO., LTD, MALING & CO., LTD. MERCHANTS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, g In Pretty Sections for Good Houses, Artistic Homes, Orchards (large and small), and Little Blocks of Land suitable for Intense Cultivation — •, "THE FABMING OF THE NEAR FUTURE." 3 " A~ BONNY ORCHARD ANdTaRGE GLASSHOUSES. 3 A Buyer wanted for the Finest Orchard e Proposition now offering around Christchurch. Acres of Sturmers and Pears all in perfect order. Cash or Honest Exchange. s Equity about £IOOO. Close to Cars. The Glasshouses are full of Tomatoes, looking f perfect, and there is every promise of a I huge crop of Sturmers. 7 Acres; subdivide ' easily. " . PAPANUI—HANDY TO CAR. ° NEARLY 8 ACRES, £125 per acre, land • grow anything.. Easiest of terms. Splendid position. Owner going to' war. An opporr tunity, we assure you. Equity about £250. . Exchange for Bungalow. i 4 ACRES IN SHIRLEY. A BONNY BLOCK. [ GRASS to one's knee's, stream at back, . j £l5O per acre. Mortgage £450, s.yeurs to go. Ideal orchard site. . '" 500 ACRES, ASHLEY COUNTY. A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE SHEEP PROPERTY, subdivided into 7 paddocks, water in each, large orchard, pretty little house 4 s rooms and offices. Will carry 450 to 500 t sheep, with turnips. Close to Rangiora ■I market. £7 10/- per acre; easiest of terms. "OUT-OF-THE-ORDINARY" BUILDING SITES. SHIRLEY—NearIy 2 Acres, magnificently u sheltered by specimen trees, stream frontage, close to car. Ideal for good home. y Soil and situation perfect. £BSO. FENDALTON—NearIy 2 Acres, 4 chains jr frontage, splendidly fenced,. stream; easily e the cheapest land in FendaUon. £IOOO for , the whole. r MERIVALE—2 Beautiful Sections, part of r "Clissold," one magnificently planted with f fine old trees. £250 and £330 each. Nothing r finer in Merivale. WE WANT "OUT-OF-THE-ORDINARY" PROPERTIES FOR OUR BOOKS. MALING & CO., LTD. Opposite Gloucester Street Bridge. SMITH AND BRUEEE. i FOR ABSOLUTE SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. ONE 8 H.P. COMPOUND McLAREN TRACTION ENGINE, with P. and D. Duncan design Bag Lifter, also Johnston's de- > jigu Governors. A FIRST-CLASS ENGINE. ONE COMBINE, RUSHTON AND PROCTOR, with Elevators and Sereins, also Scales, Belts, etc. OFFERS WANTED. Inspection arranged on application to Agents, I SMITH & BRUER&. 148 HEREFORD SI BUSINESS NOTICES. j 'LEN M O R BRICKYARDS & QUARRY WORKS. I OOD Hard Well-burned Bricks, uuI equalled for quality and colour. ' ABGE Stocks Fancy and Moulded Bricks, Firebricks (large and small). ENQUIRIES: Works and Office Tel. 105; City Agents' Tel. 225. I fOTE: A 2Jin Cube of our Metal stood a I compression test 1625 TONS per sq. ft. ETAL and Screenings, well dressed and . screened, in all sizes. OUR Grit, Sand, and Rubble is the best procurable for concrete. >OUGH Hammered Building Stone, in any quantities, a speciality. • 'VERY Enquiry receives prompt and immediate attention. GLENMORE BRICK AND TILE MANUFACTURING CO. Office and Works: Hills Road, Hillsborough. ■* Opposite Bank of New Zealand, WELLINGTON. First-class Accommodation. Electric Lift. Tariff: 9/- per day. The NEW ZEALAND PUBLIC SERVICE ASSOCIATION has approved of this popular Hotel as an Association House for 12 months for the year ending March 21, 1917. Letters aud telegrams promptly attended to. 331