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Auctions. CHARLES Cl-ABK. JS_LR (-/Harles Clark. E-TABUSHRD 18C1. AUCTIONEER, I__N_V ESTATE. AND GENERAL AGENT, LICENSED LAND BROKER. And Sworn Valaator Under the Land Transfer Act. I LAND SALES held Every Week in the Here- ! ford street Auction Rooms. VALUATIONS carefnlly made of Landed Properties. AUCTION SALES of Household Furniture i and Effects conducted in Town and | Country. ABSENTEES represented and Rents Col--1 lecfed. • I CASH READY for Investment at Lowest [ Current Rates of Interest. On View, A Choice Assortment of Pianos, Pictures, and Harmoniums. H E R E F O R~D~ STREET. Christchurch. 1164 AUCTION SALE OK . VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD.-FURNI-TURE AND EFFECTS. PIANO, PICTURES. CHINA. GLASSWARE, PLATED WARE. Sec &c ox THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, j DECEMBER Stk and 9th. MR CUARLKS CLARK has been favored with instructions from Mr John Coker (on account of hta giving no housekeeping) to SELL -BY AUCTION, At his Private Residence, corner of Stanmorc roal and Worcester street, Cn the above-named-date, The whole of his WELL-SELECTED AND SUPERIOR FURNITURE, Consisting of— Drawing-room Diniiig-tooin Hall and Bedroom Furniture Piano The usual Kitchen and Scullery Utensils Garden Tools Sec . &c. Catalogues are now ready. Sale commences at 11 o'clock a.m. each day. No reserve. No. 529 Also, Will be offered on the Promises, At 2 p.m.. , ON DECEMBER Sth, The HOUSE, containing 12 rooms and office-, with one Acre of Land tastefully laid out In ornamentaljfroands; orchaf-.. 1351 IMPORTANT SALE OP EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, PICTURES, PLATE. GLASS, CHINA, LINEN, FOWLS. Sec, Sec MB CHARLES CLARK bas received instructions from Mr Richard Walton, la abont to leave Christchurch, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his house. North Town B;lt, near Manchester street, ox TtIESDAY,-THB 13th of DECEMBER, 1887, Commencing at 11 o'clock a.m. sharp. SITTING-ROOM. G and-toned piano, walnut, trichord, full compass, by Collard and Collard Easy chair, small chair, 2 chairs 1 cretonne tabic Recrotaire, music davenport Work tabic, nl h folding top, making a draught and chess table Very handsome fern screen Beautiful coiner whatnot Pictures, ornaments Fur rug, Brussels carpet, &c., &c. DININCKROOM. 2 easy, chairs, mahogany sideboard Chcfl'onier. book and reading stand Telescope dining table, small table • Writh g table, with diawers. desk, &c. Chairs, large fire screen, pictures, clocks Fender and flreirons, Brussels carpet, rug, &c. Curtains, &c. Plated ware, china, glass, &c.. &c . HALL. Hat and umbrella stand and chairs Oilcloth, mats, Sec. FIVE BEDROOMS, Containing iron and wooden bedsteads, mattresses, bedding of various kinds, drc~»ingtable.",toilet glasses,chests of drawora, carpets, rugs, chairs, ornaments, &c. KITCHEN, SCULI-EIIY. Sec. All the usual utei-sils—cutlery, china, dish* covers, ciairs, tables, &c., &c, Sec Garden tools, fowl house. &c. Sec, Sec Cards to view apply to the Auctioneer, Hereford street. TUESDAY, ISth op"dECEMBER, 1887, At 11 o'clock sharp* 1133 CLEARING SALE OF FIVE SECTIONS ON POUND ROAD, SYDENHAM. A Good Chance of Obtaining, Cheap Building Sections. MR CHARLES CLARK is instructed by tho Owner, to SELL BY AUCTION, At bis Rooms, in Hereford street, on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13th, The lots N0a.64, G5, 66\ 67 and 63, on the plan of subdivision of land between Albemarle and Burlington streets, having a total north frontage of 21 chains. The position is pleasant, handy to tram, and cen'ral to churches, schools. &c., &C.. Will be offered with option to purchasers lakuig ope or more, but THEY MUST BE SOLD. ' | No. 537 - Sale at 12 o'clock. 1165 " HANDY IMPROVED FARM, CLOSE TO TOWN. 7o* .Acres ■ AT UPPER RICCARTON. ■m/TR CHARLES CLARK is instructed by ! lYfl. the Trustees in the Estate of tbe late WVCarruthei., Esq- to SKII/BY AUCTION, At bis Rooms, in Hereford street, OXTUESDAY, DECEMBER 13TH, >«03 ACRES, being part of Rural Sections iCH 1240 and 1534, and situate midway between-tho Sockburn and Hornby Junction Railway stations. The farm has a main frontage to the Prebbleton road, is subdivided -into convenient sized paddocks, and there is a good-sized Dwelling' house and Outbuildings, well, Sec, Sec. The soil is very suitable for cropping, bnt also as a poultry farm (it is so convenient to town) should prove very rem-onerative. Tkrmb: 1 One-fourth deposit, balance in three yean at 7 per cent. No. 636 Sale at 12 o'clock. 1466 AT NEW BRIGHTON. SAT.TS OF THE UNSOLD SECTIONS IN THE i ORAM TOWNBHIP. Tramway Immediately in Front of Property. MR CHARLES CLARK is instructed to SELL BY AUCTION i At his Rooms, Hereford street, I On TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13th. ,The UNBQLD SECTIONS In the ORAM [ TOWNSHIP, Superior to any in ■New Brighton. - Sections fronting the River Sections fronting the Main Road Sections that require No Levelling Sections having Good Soil—Not Saad Sections close to the Sea Beach Sections on the Easiest Possible Terms, viz., i cash, balance in 1,2, and 3 years, at 7 per cent. No. 283. Sale at 12 o'clock. 1467 ! H. J. ROSS & CO. He lie __%» OS S & CO., I Lata Ayers and Ross), CENTRAL AUCTION BOOMS, 165 Colombo Street, Chri-tchurch. j AUCTIONEERS, VALUATORS, SHABK BROKERS. and GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. The Oldest Established Auctioneers' Busi_*» in Christchuroh. Befog the most Central A*»cs ! tion Rooms In the City, they always comma-td the Largest Audience. ■._, Land and _*Ur_iti_ro v S_le Boo__» and Prodaoe j -Store. .— ..... Liberal Terms and Ar__*-tgement_. for lMm__n& ! Household Sales. 3788 „__ ...it; :-■•... N.Z. CX)-01-_2H_-.*nV_| > ASSOCIATION <_-___T___D). cTWOOL SEASON, 1887^88 OUR SECOND WOOL SALE Will be held on MONDAY OK TUESDAY. 19ra OR -Oth DECEMBER. Clients may forward at any timo, consigned to **■ B-j-aera Aa-ocia-on, Chriat-harch." THR NEW ZKALAND FARMERS* CO-OPE-RATTVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY, UHITED- '__.--» h. tu_usbb___.