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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16749, 2 January 1915, Page 16

AUCTIONS. CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE COMPANY TUESDAY NEXT, JANUARY 3th, AT 1 P.U. AUCTION SALE. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. ON ACCOUNT MR ROSE, who has disposed of his property, on the premises, No. 120, TANCRED STREET, LINWOOD, JUST OVER LINWOOD AVENUE. SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. NEARLY NEW PIANO BY SIE WERT. INCLUDING 3 Axir.inster Carpets, Ax. Hall Carpet, Hall Clock, Palm Stands, Hall Seat, Walnut Occ. Tables, Engravings, Choice Piotures, Royal Doulton Palm Bowl, Oco. Chairs, Coal Vaee, Brasses, Mirror, Fire Screen, Cabinet, Painted Mirror, Art Silk Curtains, Silk Damask Curtains, Japanese Vases, 4ft Gin Italian Bedstead, complete, Child’s Cot, Doublo Mirror Wardrobe, Chair in plush, Cheval Ducliesse, Ped. Cupboard, Rosewood Overman!el, Handsome do., Ex. Table, very handsomely carved Sideboard, Cutlery, E.P. Ware, China, Utensils, Crockery, Tablo, Chairs, Linoleum, Tools, Lawn Mower, Wringer, Hose, etc., etc. CRADDOCK, MoCROSTIE COY., 25 Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. THURSDAY NEXT, JANUARY 7th, AT 1 O’CWCE. rtN ACCOUNT MRS M. MARRINER (we having eold the property),, on the Premises, No. 122, RICHARDSON STREET; OPAWA, CLOSE TO THE RIVER. SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. ' INCLUDING Axminster Carpet. Brussels do., 2 Chesterfields, Chesterfield Chair, Upholstered 'Wicker Chairs, Ex. Dining Table and Cover, Handsome and Carved Oak Sideboard, Dining Ex. Table, oak frame, 6 H.B. Dining Chairs in leather and oak, Vases, Occ. Table. Aust. Chairs, Pictures, Lace Curtains and Reds, Bowls, Palm Stand, Singer Sewing Machine, Mirror, Hall Stand, Ax. Runner, Slip Mats, Rattan Chairs, Brass Kerbs and Brasses Carved Cabinet, Gramophone and 4-minute Records, China, Dinner Service, Cutlery, E.P. Ware, 2 4ft Bin heavy brass-mounted Bedsteads, complete, Duchesse Chest, Mirror Wardrobe, Linoleum, Rocking Horse, Doll’s Perambulator, Tsblo, Chairs, Crockery, Utensils, Gas Ring, 'Wringer, Steps, Lady’s Bicycle, noarly new ball-bearing Mower, Iroii Barrow, Ladder, Wood, 10 pairs Fowls, etc., etc. CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE COY., #4 Auctioneers. SATURDAY NEXT, JANUARY 9th, 1915. 12 NOON. IN OUR LAND SALE ROOMS. BY PUBLIC AUCTION.' No. 384, ARMAGH STREET, LINWOOD. TURST-CLASS SECTION, with northerly aspect, and Comfortable Dwelling of 6 rooms and all usual conveniences. THIS PROPERTY~is TO BE SOLD PRACTICALLY WITHOUT RESERVE. CRADDOCK; McCROSTIE CO., . Auctioneers, 15 Cor. Cashel and Manchester Streets.

AUCTION SALE. PRELIMINARY. piANO, GRAMOPHONE AND 300 REA CORDS, FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. THURSDAY, JANUARY 14th, at lp.m. ON THE PREMISES, No. 468, TUAM STREET, AS NOW OCCUPIED BY MR. TOOMER. FULL DETAILS LATER ISStfE. CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE COY., 18 • Auctioneer*. SATURDAY, JANUARY 16th, 1915, AT 12 NOON. CLEARING OUT SALE. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. QA IDEAL BUILDING: SECTIONS, OU NORTH NEW BRIGHTON. CLOSE TO ELECTRIC TRAM. WITHIN EASY DISTANCE OF BEACH. 11 SECTIONS, each containing about t-acre facing 1 Baker Street, 5 SECTIONS, each containing nearly Jacre, facing Sinolair Street. 4 SECTIONS, ranging in area from 23 perch 03 to 28 porches, facing Park Road. 8 SECTIONS, each containing over J-acre, facing Grantley Street. 4 SECTIONS, eaoh containing about I-acro, faoing Saltaire Road. 3 SECTIONS, each containing about J-acre, facing Marriott's Road. North New Brighton as a marine suburb is growing in popularity every day, and values are rapidly rising. The owner of the above fine site3 (< however, is most anxious to realise and our instructions are to accept any reasonable offer.. THE EASIEST OF TERMS WILL BE ALLOWED. CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE COY., IT Auctioneers, Corner Cashel and Manchester Street*. SATURDAY, JANUARY 23rd, 1915, AT 12 NOON. IN OUR LAND SALE ROOMS. CAPITAL LITTLE HOMESTEAD. THOMPSON’S ROAD PREBBLETON. ON ACCOUNT OF THE TRUSTEE Of the Estate of the LATE MR GEO. EASTERBROOK. K ACRES OF GOOD MEDIUM LAND 0 AND COMFORTABLE HOUSE OF 6 LIVING ROOMS, Pantry, Scullery, Dairy, Stable, Cowshed, Trapshed, etc.; 2J Acres in Oats, Clover and Grass Seed. CRADDOCK, McCROSTIE COY, Auctioneers, 21 Cor. Cashel and Manchoster'Streets. TJOLISH your Shoes To-day •i'sh JT WOOD-MILNE SHOE SHINE, and Rub with a Rag To-morrow, and tha Polish is Ju*t a* Good. 14