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AUCTIONS. R. S. McKENZIE AND CO. R. S. McKENZIE and CO/ AUCTION. AUCTION. MONDAY NEXT, »t 1 p.m. ON account of MRS M. McCULLOUGH, who is leaving for the North Island, to SELL by AUCTION, on the Premises, CORNER OF PAPANUI AND HAWTHORNE ROADS, The Balance o: her HOUSEHOLD FUR. NITURE and EFFECTS of 10 ROOMS. MAIN ITEMS. CHESTERFIELD IN UTRECHT VELVET, HaNDSOMK SIDEBOARD, OVERMANTEL. LARGE EXTENSION DININGTABLE, IBEX" DINING CHAIRS BHASS RAIL COMBINATION BED, MATTRESSES, MARBLE TOP TILED BACK V.ASHSTAND Wl7 7I MIRROR. SUPERIOR MIRROR WARDROBE with 3 DRA' LINOLEUM, VASES, SET OF CARVER,-?. HALL STAND, CROCKERY', KITCHENUTENSILS, POT PLANTS, WASHING MASHINE, LAWN MOWER, WHEELBARROW, SCALES AND WEIGHTS, LITCHWARK BREAKING IX GEAR, HALTERS, ROPES, BLOCK A x TACKLE, SCALDING TUB, GARDEN AND FARM TOOLS, 11 PAIR WHIT-: LEGHORN FOWLS, and a Host of Sundries. R. S. McKENZIE and CO.. 3421 Auctioneers T> S. McKENZIE AND CO. (R. St. Clair McKenzie, late Partner and Auctioneer of the firm of McKenzie and Willis), LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. AUCTIONEERS, VALUATORS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. PLEASE NOTE. WE HAVE NOW REMOVED to our New and commodious premises at 143 CASHEL STREET (Next Tattersall's). CHANCE FOR SPECULATOR. £210. 4 ROOMS, cosy little house, M. lined and papered, good range, and conveniences. Good water supply. J-Acrc section. On car route, Lincoln road. The property is being sold to close a deceased estate. It S. McKENZIE and CO. CHEAP BUNGALOW HOME. REDUCED FROM £750. OWNER LEAVING CHRISTCHURCH. £ft9A— 6-ROOMED BUNGALOW, up-te- »"«" date in every respect, built by the owner quite recently, heavily timbered all through, expensive fittings, double entrance. Fine, large section. Owner is leaving Christchureh, and has given us imperative instructions to Sell. B. S. McKENZIE and CO. CHEAPEST SECTIONS IN ST. ALBANS. -f?R7 10 s 0R NEAR OFFER will buy oWU f X\J g ood Building Section, 28 Perches, 50ft- frontage to wide street channelled and asphalted. West aspect, and handy to car. Immediate sale necessary. R. S. McKENZIE and CO. £QK WILL BUY full J-Acre Section on eVC7_» st. Martins car route. Full chain frontage. Owner anxious te sell. R. S. McKENZIE and CO., Auctioneers, Land and Estate Agents, 143 Cashel street (Next Tattersall's Horso Bazaar). 1815 . PROPERTIES FOR SALE. ALLAN HOPKINS. ALLAN HOPKINS. HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE STOCK, AND " STATION AGENT. VALUATOR AND LICENSED , LAND BROKER. Chief Agent for the South British Insurance Co.. Ltd. CATHEDRAL SQUARE AND HEREFORD STREET (Next Bank of New Zealand). Bankers: Bank of New Zealand. PASTORAL RUN. ASA GOING CONCERN. j MnCiO ACRES » Canterbury, Ge-ern->\J\J\J ment Leasehold, 19 years to nm, annual rental £380. Subdivided into 4 sections and permanently watered by springs and creeks. BUILDINGS—Cottage of 3 rooms, telephono laid on, stable, and chaQhouse. Carrying capacity 5000 ewes easily. Average lambing, 80 per cent. STOCK. 1000 Halfbred Ewes 600 Two-tooth Halfbred Ewea 500 Two-tooth Halfbred Wethers 1000 S. and F.M. Merino Ewe* 700 Lambs 74 Romney Rama All sunny faces and sweet tussock country. 12,000 Acres will carry ewea with safety all the winter. PRICE, stock in, £10,000 (439) ALLAN HOPKINS. 91 Q ACRES of first-class wheat land sit_*_LiS ,ted in the centre of tho best agricultural district m South Canterbury and 4 miles from the station, subdivided into 7 paddocks and watered by crocks. Crops, 72 acres in wheat, 35 acres in oats, 46 acres in clover and grass, balance young grass. The land., is very clean, has been well farmed and not overcropped. Up-to-date house of 7 rooms, dairy, woolshed, granary, stable, implement shed and cowshed, fine orchard, lawn and garden. This is a splendid farm and will appeal in every possible way te a practical fanner. PRICE, £22 PER ACRE. £1000 DOWN. , ALLAN HOPKINS. LEASEHOLD. . "1 *"i""»fi ACRES, 15 years to run, with ritrht XOOXJ of renewal, rental 3s 3d per acre, situated in Canterbury, 4 miles from station, school and creamery, subdivided into ten paddocks, substantially fenced and practically all ploughable. Carrying capacity, 2500-sheep. Up-to-date houso of 7 rooms, shearing shed, stable, and all necessary outbuildings. A considerable area is in turnips and the balance is good grass. PRICE, £4000. (465) ALLAN HOPKINS. IDEAL DAIRY FARM. RETURNING £700 PER YEAR. m ACRES, two miles from town and half mile from creamery, subdivided into nine paddocks, the whole being easily ploughed-in lands. Crops. 10 acres oats. 26 acrea of green feed, seven acres in roots. BUILDINGS—House of 5 rooms, dairy, engine room, men's hut. cowshed, fowlhonse for 200 fowls, all up-to-date, poultry alone brings in 30a weekly. Splendid milk round of 120 customer*. Just the farm for a man with a grown-_p family. PRICE, £30 per acre and liberal terms, ALLAN HOPKINS. PROFITABLE DAIRY FARM AS A GOING CONCERNSOUTH CANTERBURY, 84 ACRES. Q/\ ACRES of Freehold and 54* Acres of OU LLP., the leasehold land is of the richest quality for dairying, cattle fattening and cropping, and is carrying at present S3 head of cattle. Subdivided into five paddocks and watered by permanent creeks. House of four rooms, washbome, etc., large shed, cow byre, piggeries, with outside boiler. PRICE, _£00 the lot with S3 cattle, 2 horses, buggy, dray milk cans, tools, and all sundries. Tha land nas grown 110 htsh—s oats and 63 bushels wheat per acre. AXJ--T HOPKINS. ~ ! SOUTH CANTERBURY. T -J cyrt ACRES, freehold, sh-uated three miles JL_ t from Winchester station, and handy to creamery, .nbdiTided into Svo paddocks and watered by permanent streams. New House of five rooms, dairy, cow-byre, aad outbuildings. This farm has been leased at 77s 6d per acre, the lessee milked 40 cows and did extremely welL , ' - PRICE. £25 per acre. £500 down, balance can remain at 5 per cent five years. ALLAN HOPKINS. rpHE Special "Page far Women". in Sater. X day's Editions of "T_e Evening l_»w« appeals to •verjroae,, A bright Home Uagasisvi *