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Globe, Volume XXII, Issue 1920, 20 April 1880, Page 3

SYDj: E Y II Us Cj High Sir net, FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE DEPOT. JUST OPENED, a ”irst-clas3 Assortment of AUTUMN AMD WINTER GOODS. A large stock of Co'onial Work always sc hand, at moderate prices Note Addr s- -- J O H N SHEE F. Next Duckworth’s Grocery Eatar.iithtneni, Till'. tUMO., ■, j r ill t’l. TVf 0 W P BLT-H ED. Jl'* the «■ -KK3S ’• O: OUST'-PS TARIFF, lac of the Co -.roiesiau-.r : 1 OX SAL 5! as .he I’D VISED .■ the •Jf.3f3Jc.tu ie of pui HcaV ;;ICE—TWO S.-KLi.I F Oz. . FoT! TaT.x SUBURBAN BUILDING SLOT DEFT?. MR C. rAlK’ii •: is 'a*.cared riifc iuEtruciom. TO SELL A r of A C K K K ; 1 I 0 F 5, Situate on the Fea.-I .itotvn road, adjoining the Northern E-.iKv:. -1) . ..bout two mike from the New P. st C : ifi ;■, Curistohuroh. For particulars, Ac., aro.dy to C. F. BARKER Land and Estate Agent, 3022 Hereford street, Chris tchurch. TO-M'/K ROW. WEDNESDAY APRIL 21. AMERICAN ORGAN, PIANOS. SADDLES AND BRIDLES, GUNS. FDF.NITUPE. 7&,fE J. G. HAWKEY is instructed to Eli SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At hi?. ROOMS, HEREFORD STREET, 1 Splendid American ORGAN, 0 stops, fcy the Smith American Organ Company, Boston PIANOS by Turner and ULh-op, Stoidart, Waddington, and rears tin black and gold case.) SADDLES—Ten, all pigskin, English made, and bridle?. GUNS—Splendid GE BENUE'S CHOKEBORE fowling-piece in case complete, and several others by \V. Richards, Ac. FORNITURE—Lot of "rre.itare in the assigned estate of Sandford. and other lets, comprising sideboard, oaco tables and desks, very handsome chests drawers, mahogany half-tester bedstead and spring mattress, kauri do and do. suite in hair, dressing-glasses, vasrs, glassware and sundries, 4-19 Sale at 12 o’clock. 4002 WITHOUT EES ERV E. AB3EELEY ROAD. M R CHARLES CLARK will SELL BY . AUCTION, At his Rooms in Kereford street, on WEDNESDAY NEX C, APRIL 21st, Lot 26, ABBERLEY ROAD having halfchain frontage, by i\ depth of 255 links, clo -o to the Springfield read. As nice a site for a house as can be obtained. NO RESERVE. Sale at 12 o’clock. No. 175 Land Transfer Tide. 4-17 3075 BUILDING SECTIONS. WINDMILL EOAD SOUTH, AND ST AUK'S BO AD, NEAR COLOMBO STREET. It jf R CHARLES CLARK is instructed by lAS- Mr William Pinks to SitLL BY AUCTION. AT HI3 ROOMS IN HEREFORD STREET, ON’ WEDNESDAY, AP.EIL 21st, 12 BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, Fronting STARK’S ROAD. leading i’rpm Windmill road into Scßvyn street south, as shown on plan of subdivision on view at the Auctioneer’s omees. STARK'S ROAD leads into COLOMBO STREET, opposite SANDRTDGA and near the AGRICULTURAL SHOW GROUNDS, and purchasers will thus get immediate benefit of the TRAMWAY, shortly to be laid dawn there.

The distance from Railway station is very little, and to tba brickmakers and o'hers employed at the many work’ neat the hills the Sale offers a good opportunity. This locality trill he a SECOND SANDRIDGE. Xu the course of r. fetv months the PRICES WILL Bii DOUBLED. TAKE THE FiR:T CHOICE. LAND T3ANSS33 TITLE. £lO DEPOSIT! Balance in' Four Equal Payments. No. 103 Sale at 12 o’clock. *ll7 3174 TO TRADESMEN AN 1) ~ LABOUR Z ES. A RARE CH.* NOE FOR INVESTMENT OP CAPITAL. MR CHARTED CLARK v.ill SELL BT AUCTION, At his Rooms, in Hereford street, ox WEDNESDAY NEXT. APRIL 21st, On account of Mr W. 'Teague, A FULL QUARTER-ACRE, Lot 87, H.S. 71, Wilson's Estate, Ouawa, opposite Burnett’s Sydenham Nurseries, haring a North frontage, fenced, and planted with shrubs and trees. -Artesian well. Together with NICE COTTAGE oi Three Rooms, perfectly finished, and with every convenience. Land Transfer Title. There is not a bettor block around Christchurch for dwellings, the land is very high, on a shingle subsoil, and well Trained. It is in close proximity to got 1 schorls, and within easy distance of the railway. No reasonable U 1 refuted. Sale at 12 o’clock. 4-17 3970 No. 197. DRAPER, .'HARTERS & CO. Draper, charters a ct have FOR S '■ T.E the uni s’mentioned PROPERTIES OPAWA —Ten minat-a.’ walk from Christchurch Station — .x three-roomed dwel-ling-house, with quarter acre of land and all improvements, artesian well, ire. ; let to a good tenant at Ids per wc ek. To be hold a Bargain, subj ect to a Mortgage to a Building Societyha 1 , ing nineyears to run. OPAWA—Sections op Enrt’s road, from £4O uowarda ; £5 • , *;.orit, and balance in nuarterly inst .'merits o: £5. bearing current interest. Two sections on Qaem street, one Colombo read. Price, £75 each. Terms •■a-y. HORNB V—A spier 'id section of land, close to Hornby I unction, containing live acres. LEITH FirLD— A section cf land and four-roomed dw ! ng-lc, use. P ice. £SO each. Fr.7*RV 'JOaD —V.'i’soa’s Nursery ; sections, £sl each, £5 deposit, and balance in quart -ly instalments of £" bearing c.arn at interest. RICO ASTON —J3..R 1 g sites cl'.sc to tt« Church, from £ls up war's, t'3 ca.=h. and ualaucc in .ly inscalmeutr of £3, bearji tr curr; u; ir.t .. ,t. Nr, A valuable sec'ion el land on the Gasworks road, eoutairin'! half an aero, with sidings f; r.i the L\ ‘.tdten and Christchurch railway ca three sides. A splendid site for .winery owners, merchants, and others. Price and terms very easy. Also, A number of tow: u-l sub , men Sections and farms, from lit ty acres up wards, in the moot favored egrLnltutal districts of Canterbury. DRAPER. CiIAK iESS & CO., 2C13 Hereford itreet,