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Star (Christchurch), Issue 18085, 19 February 1927, Page 16

ALSTON’S UTILITY STORES ANTIGUA STREET. 'PHONE 1259. 'A* WELL-SELECTED Now Stock of General Groceries and Dairy Produce (Canterbury's best) to select from. Hardware, Chinaware, a most useful assortment. Prices are the lowest compatible with quality. Quick service. Orders called for and delivered.

H. C. SMITH THE CITY MARKET 550, COLOMBO ST. (Member of Canterbury Land Agents* Association.) TO BUILDERS AND SPECULATORS! THE CHANCE OP A LIFETIME! 30 ACRES BLOCK OF LAND 30 ACRES BLOCK OF LAND *fILL CUT OVER 150 SECTIONS; 15 MINUTES FROM SQUARE. 5 MINUTES v ROM GOOD TRAM SERVICE. ALL PEGGED FOR ROADS AND SECTIONS. MOSTLY HIGH LAND; GOOD STREETS; LOVELY POSITION. EVERY CONVENIENCE AVAILABLE. DEPOSIT £IOOO ;; ?£}££ £4500 NORTH BRIGHTON—£IO Deposit, Balance as Rent—LOVELY WEEK-END or HOLIDAY BUNGALOW, 2 rooms and sleeping verandah, e. 1., cupboards, etc.; good section; 8 minutes from car, 15 from beach; well sheltered. A BONNIE LITTLE PLACE. PRICE £265. £IOO DEPOSIT BUNGALOWS AND SOUSES £IOO DEPOSIT LTNWOOD, 6 ROOMS, 1-acre £750 LINWOOD, 5 Rooms, 25 per. (balance as Rent) £BSO PAPANUI. 2 BUNGALOWS, 4 Rooms, 35 perches £llOO each BECKENHAM BUNGALOW, 4 Rooms, 27 perches £895 BECKENHAM BUNGALOW, 5 Rooms, 27 perches £845 BY PUBLIC AUCTION SPECIAL ENTRY. FRIDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 25th, AT 12.30 P.M. AT THE CITY MARKET, 550, COLOMBO STREET. A/c. CLIENT (who has given up in the Motor Business). FINE COLLECTION OF MOTOR ACCESSORIES—PRINCIPAL ITEMS: 1 Dunlop Tyre 31 x 4, 1 Tube 31 x 4, 1 Foot Air Pump, 1 Automatic Grip Puller (complete), 1 Pacific Rim Stretcher, 1 Lifting Jack, 8 Tins Motor Spirit, 1 Bulldog Timer, 1 Heavy Jack, 1 Breast Drill, 3 Boxes Vacuum Oil, 1 Breakdown Truck, 1 Brazing Machine, and Host of Sundries. H. C. SMITH, AUCTIONEER THE CITY MARKET AUCTION SALE STOCK-IN-TRADE OF CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS; ALSO FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28th, AT 1 P.M. ACCOUNT MR W. BRADSHAW, ON PREMISES, 836, COLOMBO STREET, SYDENHAM (near School). PRINCIPAL LOTS—I Set W. and T. Avery Scales, to weigh up to 41bs, equal new*; 1 Set Brass Counter Scales, Govt, tested; quantity Confectionery Bottles, 2 Glass Show Cases, quantity Sweets, Chocolates and Lollies of all kinds. Shop Fittings, Mirror and Usual Lots found in Fruit and Confectionery Business. 1 OAK CABINET GRAMOPHONE and Records, as new, beautiful instrument; Couch, E. Chair, 5 Austrian Chairs, Linos., K. Table, 2 Seagrass Chairs (as new), Chest Drawers, Stretcher, Wringer, Duchess, 2 Double Beds, Sideboard, Round-top Dining Table, and Usual Sundries. 1 Heavy Spring Trap, 1 White Chappell Trap, Set Harness, Garden Tools, 7 Pair White Leghorn Hens. OFFERS WILL BE CONSIDERED FOR BUSINESS AND PREMISES PREVIOUS TO SALE. H. C. SMITH, AUCTIONEER THE CITY MARKET AUCTION SALE LEASEHOLD FARM. Also 35-GALLON MILK ROUND, and CLEARING SALE OF LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. THURSDAY, MARCH 3rd, AT 12 NOON SHARP. A/C. ANSON BROS, (owing to ill-health), ON PREMISES, BRIDLE PATH ROAD (NEAR FERRY BRIDGE). f\ ACRES OF LEASE DAIRY FARM, 2J years to run. Divided into eight • v paddocks, with 22-staJl cowbails, concreted and registered, dairy, numerous outbuildings, and good 4-cow milking plant if required. HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS; water laid on. MILK ROUND—App. 35-gallon Milk Round, delivery Redcliffs and Sumner, principally all in one street in Sumner. Nearly all Gd customers, and up to 3 gallons of cream on Sundays. LIVE AND DEAD STOCK—3S Dairy Cows, in profit and springing, a splendid herd; 1 Friesian Bull, 2 years; 2 Yearling Heifers, 2 Aged Draught Geldings, all work. IMPLEMENTS AND SUNDRIES—I Renault Motor Delivery, used on round daily; 1 D.F. Plough, 1 Cambridge Roller (with Forecarriage, as new), Hay Rake, Set 3-leaf Harrows, 1 Farm Drill (11-coulter), 1 2-Horse Grass Mower, 1 3-Horse Cultivator, 1 Set Old Disc Harrows, 1 Tip Dray, Set 4-Horse Blocks, Collars, Plough Chains and other Harness, 4 Milk Drums, 5 Hand Cans, Kauri Water Tub, Barrels, 2 Alfa Separators (including one driven by power), Milk Cooler (Adcock), Buckets, 300 Good Empty Sacks, Feed Bins, Straw Chaff, and large quantity Tools and Sundries. 1 4-COW MILKING PLANT, in splendid order (International A.W.R.), with water pump, vacuum, releaser belting, and 3 h.p. electric motor. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE.—Offers by private treaty will be considered for Lease of Land prior to Sale. The location of the land lends itself to the supply of milk for the Sumner supply. For fifteen years Anson Bros, have built up a round second to none, and they pride themselves on the stability of their numerous customers. The round is cut out in three hours. LUNCHEON PROVIDED. H. C. SMITH, AUCTIONEER THE CITY MARKET BED. COLOMBO STREET ’PHONE 4497. AUCTION SALE 10 ACRES (SUITABLE FOR GLASSHODSB AND EARLY MARKET GARDENING.) AT THE CITY MARKET. 550. COLOMBO STREET. FRIDAY, MARCH 4th, AT 1.30 P.M. ACCOUNT MR J. KENlfel (HILLSBOROUGH).. (ROBERTY situated on KENNEDY’S BUSH ROAD, back of Halswell Quarry. App. 10 ACRES GOOD BLACK SOIL, easy grade. Gets all the sun. Well sheltered. Commands excellent view. AUCTION BOARD ON PROPERTY. H. C. SMITH, AUCTIONEER. ’PHONE 4497. AUCTION SALE BURWOOD RESIDENCE, WITH OVER 1 ACRE LAND. And CLEARING SALE OF 300 PULLETS AND 100 HENS SATURDAY, MARCH sth, AT 1 P.M. ON PREMISES, No. SO, MUNDY’S ROAD. *«./c. MR B. H. HEMMINGS (who is giving up business on account of ill-health). PROPERTY consists Substantially-built MODERN T HOUSE, containing 5 large and lofty rooms, pantry, scullery, bathroom, Doulton bath and basin, E.L. throughout, detached washhouse, copper and tubs; also storeroom; lawns, vegetable garden, and orchard; asphalt paths, etc. TOGETHER WITH OVER 1 ACRE LAND (will grow anything); also fowlhouses to accommodate approx. 2000 birds. Store-rooms, brooder house, chicken houses, feed sheds with bins; motor garage, workshop; in fact, everything pertaining to an Up-to-date Poultry Farm. ALSO CLEARING SALE OF OVER 700 PULLETS AND HENS (Ward Strain), together with Sundry Equipment. Fuller particulars will a-ppear later. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE.—This is one of the Best-kept. Properties I have ■ubmitted to auction for some time. The House and grounds, also fowl-runs, are in the best of order. The land is well sheltered, and has a large frontage; a. good building site could be cut off. Situated only four minutes from tram stop in an idea! locality. Offers will be considered for the Purchase of the Property as a whole or otherwise, with Option to Purchase the Stock prior to the Auction Sale. Auction Boards are erected, and inspection invited at any time. Fuller particulars from H. C. SMITH, AUCTIONEER THE CITY MARKET 550, COLOMBO STREET 'PHONE 4437. CLEWING SAKE AT HALSWELL. SATURDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 26th, AT 1 P.M. A/C. MR F. G. s), ON PREMISES, >RINCIPAL LOTS AS FOLLOWS—2 GOOD COWS, in profit, due August and September; Stack Hay, approx. 4 Tons; Domo Separator, 25 gallonsquantity 8 x 10ft. Corrugated Iron, good order: Hardwood Posts, Maul and OUTSIDE ENTRIES ACCEPTED. H. C. SMITH, AUCTIONEER. THE CITY MARKET

BOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE. Hulston and O BTAIN A BUNGALOW WITHOUT A 136, Hereford Street. down, £1 month buys Brighton dJitJ Section, water supply. £SO. Badger, Manchester St. 1518 Deposit, New Bungalow, 4 rooms, kitchenette. £B9O. Hulston and Overond, 13S, Hereford St.