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AUCTIONS. LTO. LOIIUE Y AND CO l _WD s| , eci4L SPECIAL —^rr„°VIJVKJJ AUCTION SALE. gigantic Tins DAY THIS DAY * n UIJEL ISTREET. IN OUR KOOMS K CiUM ATED BIU ";v/m KS (now) y GIBES' JUVENILE KXc " GENT'S BICYCLES ViSy9 1 RACING" BICYCLE (S.H.), 0 i'.w.t'Vctt POBTABLIi GRAMOPHONES ENGEISH rOKIAU j5 JKW (New), J I ' A l 'j, \v'i)lNG WRISTLET ELLK ",. q 5 GENT'S WRISTLET WATCHES! 15 JEWELS, a OAK T r^ U ?' B , pp\ \t n ['IION'KS (Oarrad Motor, Double S ,rf,f.VMulish) 1 ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE (Console Model. New, WalmM Caso ~..n »«kn Sinrer Noodles and Shuttle;, -l "wage washing machine as new, 1 EDISON OAK CABINET GRAMOPHONE and 70 RECORDS, imy many other Lines, ab *i<lvi'rl isod in Saturday's papers. \ B-—BICYCLES and GRAMOPHONES will lie niiVreil nt 2 P.M., nnil JEWELLERY, SEWINI' MACHINE. WASHING MACHINE, "'THIS VS'A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE THESE SPECIAL LINES AT UVillus 13RVE 1) AUCTION PRICES. 'GOODS ON VIEW. INSPECTION IN-H-ir]' 0 ' LOIIREY and CO., LTD. A DAI-OKTY andco.. LTD D D I N G T O N MARKET. TOMORROW. SPECIAL ENTRIES:— Account MESSRS MENZIES BROS.. M enzies Bay : 1 Truck Prime Fat Steers Account MR A. R. MENZIES, Mcnzies Bay: 1 Truck Pr'me Fat Cows Arrount Ml{ W. 71. WILLIAMS, North Island (weather permitting): 4:s Prime Fat Steers Account MP <». E. GRAY, Goose Bay: 3 Trucks Six nrd Eight-tooth Forward Half bred Wethers DALGETY and COMPANY, LTD., 8141 Auctioneers. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. EVANS AND BULL. Roland Bull, George J. Leech, (Established XBf JX. > i 03 CATHEDRAL SQUARE I (Upstairs Government Idle Insurance Buildings, Opposite Post Oifice), LISTS ON APPLICATION. ! 'Phone 32-725. OPEN FRIDAY I:VENINGS, 7-8. OPEN RANGIORA—TUESDAY, 10 to 4. A NORTH CANTERBURY SNIP. ACRES AS A GOING CONCERN; O*-*"/ has crown 00 bushels wheat, 70 bushels oats, and 45 bushels ryegrass per acre; 125 acres now in oats; 8G acres in wheat, 45 acres in linsei d 25 acres ryegrass; 30 in lucerne; IJf> acres in rape; 00 acres ready for turnips; and balance grass. CARRYING 1150 ewes and lambs, 35 rains, 20 dry sheep. 7 ealtio, and 2 horses. BEAUTIFUL HOMESTEAD, with every possible modern cojivoniciice and fine range of outbuildings Eight mi es from RANGIORA. ONE OF THE FINEST FARMS in this noted district. Gov eminent Valuation is 110,185, and we on'.v ask £17.500, including crops, live and dead xtock. 3 tractors, and a big list of irnple clients. Full details, lists, terms, etc., on NOTHING CHEAPER IN N.Z. MUST BE SOLD. " OAA ACRES—Rich River Silt, 130 acres being in wheat, 16 acres in oats; 12 acres ploughed for turnips, and balance grass Wheat eoid forward at 5s 9d. Allround cupping. Sheep and Dairying Farm, we 1 fenced and watered. FIRST-CLASS, MODERN 7 ROOMED HOMESTEAD, electric lirrht. telephone, septic lank, garage, and outbuildings. School bus passes, and six miles from Canterbury township and KD.eynrds. PRICE a*ked ONLY 132 PER ACRE, but clofie offer would be considered. A small deposit would be accepted, say, £SOO down. Exceptional reasons for selling. Inspection invited. A good and quick return to be made. 239/55 f» A VERS ST REET, RANGIORA. 1 -ACRE 10 PERCHES, jusl off High '4' street, with WELL-BUILT 4ROOMED HOUSE, plastered and papered, concrete foundations, hot and cold service, and a'l conveniences. Room for another house. As we have sold this owner a farm, the property is for ccnuine aale. inspection invited. EASY TERMS. to a;-: Juld at a bargain price AS A GOING CONCERN. j * VM/ rouni of breakdown in health, wili ; sacrifice: 22 acres in barley. 18 acres in j oats, 1 aero mangolds, 3 acres lucerne, 5 | T.K-res oats and tares, balance grass. CARRY--1 I'NG 17 cows. 1 buM, 3 heifers, 6 calves. 3 pigs. 4 horse team, poultry, etc. Also al*. j implements, etc., included. SIX-ROOMED I HOMESTEAD with all modern conveniences, i and nH outbuildings. Close school, 17 miles from City. BEST OFFER WANTED Terms 10 Suit. Sol-e Agents. 231/55 JUST ON THE MARKET. OFFER WANTED. *1 ACRES, FENDALTON—£I4SO AS A I 1 " GOING CONCERN, with, say, £375

«lo\vn, OK NEAR OFFER One acre in garden peas (well forward), $-acre in fu curne: *> «crcs grass and ciover shut up for liny, *,nd balance grass. FOUK ROOMED BUNGALOW. with conveniences; several outbuildings. also .\ccominodation for SOO head of poultry, runs, etc; 200 pullets and 100 hens inclj'Jed. Less a Government Mort gage of i-«o7£. Owner leaving Christcluirch Early Enquiry nccess»Ty. Offer considered. oIm,'XCJE'E SALE. ACRES. lIANMER SPRINGS. Just ♦Jvf*** out of the township: suftnbfe for Mixed Farming. FTN'E SIX-ROOMED RESIDENCE; good outbuilding!*: nice sur roundinga. £7 ACRE asked. Offer Wanted Anv Terms. Full detaUo on application. 170/55 EVANS and BOLL, G3 CATHEDRAL SQUARE. £4033 VARNOLINE Floor Stains, Varnishes and Stains one operation; dries overnight. All colours. SMITH and SMITH. LIMITED. 8— Cr. Tuara and High streets. HOTELS. BRIGHTON O A F E. SPEND YOUR SPRING HOLIDAYS AT THE SEASIDE. Reduction in Tariff. Excellent Accommodntion, every convenience for Families. Close to Golf Course, Tennis, and Bowling: Greens. For fuller particulars 'phone 34-265, or write MRS N. J. JOHNSTON, J5405 Proprietress. PERMANENT GUESTS. STONEHURST PRIVATE HOTEL. EVERY possible comfort is offered perman* unt guests at Stonehurst. Comfortable lounge, billiards room, excellent table, and well-furnished bedrooms. Telephone 34-267 for special tariff, or call at house—Latimer square. 59433 The City's Premier Private Hotel in the Favoured West End. THE LODGE," 36 HEREFORD ST., CIIRISTCHURCH. fombines every comfort and luxury of a rened home with proximity to the centre of the City, the Botanic Gardens, Canterbury College, and the River Avon. Tariff, 12s 6d per dn.v Permanent Guests, special rates. MRS M. F. GUNN, Proprietress. Telephones 33 870; Private 33-871. G5626 KENILWORTH PRIVATE HOTEL, Cashel st.. West End—Reorganised and Renovated under new management. Superior and select accommodation for permanent and casual guests Picturesque garden and lawn surroundings. Large sunny lounge verandahs Good table; every convenience. Comfort guaranteed. Cars accommodated. 'Phone 34-264. MRS W. J. HENRY HSG9G HOTEL AMBASSADORS (Christchurch's Private Hotel de Luxe) has every modern appointment. Excellent cuisine. Telegrams and letters promptly attended to. Garage handy. Tariff: Casuals 12s 6d per day. Permanent by arrangement. Manchester street (near Railway Station). 'Phone 30*382 59284 T..J. SLEEMAN, Proprietor. VARNOLINE Floor Stains, Varnishes and Stains ono operation; dries overnight. All colours. SMITH and SMITH, LIMITED, 8 ' Or. Tuam and High streets. EDUCATIONAL. TVTULVANY GRAY SCHOOL o! Dance, Draraa, and Mime, at 98 Victoria etreet, i OI i« 33-717 The Mis Sea Mulvany Gray and Menzies All branches of dancing, elo cution, fencing, health culture, stagecraft * Classes Wednesdays and Fridays, at 7.30 p.m. Timaru C.asses Mondays and iuesdaya. Ashburton Saturdaya at Masonic ria)l - ___ G6970 CTEELITE GREEN— the only Paint that *-» is Guaranteed to stay Green: nonpoisonous. 28s Gallon. ' 7 SMITH and SMITH, UMITEIX