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Press, Volume XLVII, Issue 7523, 12 April 1890, Page 8

.... AnctionsCHARLES CLARK. Mr Charlss Clark. EffITABUeeKD 1881. AUCTIONEER, L4HD, SSTATK, AND G2NKRAL AQENT, " UCSNSBD LAND BROKER? And Swon Val«a»r Under: ti» Land TranaferAct. LAND SALES held ireiy Week in the Hereford street Anetioa Rooms. , , VALUATIONS eaxefoOy made of Landed SALES of Household Furniture and Effects conducted in Town and ABSENTSBS rtpresented and Rents Collected. MONEY ADVANCED on Freehold Securities only, in Large or Small Sums, at LowestCvrent Rates of Interest. LARGE FAMILY DWELLINGS. Furnished or Unfurnished, down to Small Cottage*, To Bβ Let in City and Suburbs. " CENTRALLY S TUATED OFFICES To Bβ Let also SHOPS on Leading Thoroughfares. First-class Picture?, Pianos, and Organs On View and For Sale. H E R X F O R~IT STREET,Chriatchnrch. va_ SALE OF GOOD-SIZED BUILDING SECTIONS. BARKER ESTATE, ROAD. FRONTAGES ON CHAPEL STREET AND ST. ALBANY LANE. Tt/TR CHARLES CLARK is instructed by ifJL Mr Lambert to : .. SELL BY AUCTION, At bis Rooms in Hereford street, ON SATURDAY, APRIL 19th. 3 GOOD BUILDING FRONTAGES, on St. Albanslane -• A. B.- P. ■ 0 333 fronting Chapel street IV 22 do 2 1 24 do with Cottage, &c The vendor has been induced to subdivide this valuable property, owing to the increased demand tor good sites in this .favorite residential locality. But few better sites have been offered, and rarely will opportunities occur to purchase such areas so close to town. Quite close to all the leading houses on the Papanuiroad. No dust! No noise! Sale at 12.30 p.m. prompt. Very easy terms of payment at low interest. 3Mi ; Ho. 890 PYNE AND CO. PURAU. IMPORTANT SALE -OF SHE E P. TVTNB and CO. (in conjunction; with JT MESSRS MILES and CO.), have received instructions from H. 1). Gardiner, J&q., to SELL BY AUCTION, AT THE HOMESTEAD, PURAU, , ; LYTTELTON, '■■ ON THURSDAY, APRIIi 24, At 12 noon, • THE FOLLOWING SHEEP:— ' 1 AAA— KOSBBRED, LAMBS AKaK MERINO EWES, 4 and 6-tooth, /2UUU and full mouth 7i\Aili HALFtJRJfiD 2-TOOTH • AO crossbrbd 2-TOOTH EWES ?Ai\£\ HALFBRED 4, 6, and 8-TOOTH t«XX 2-TOOTH MERINO EWE 3 " •i VK STUD LEICESTER EWES sJIDU .•••■■■■-•'.• ' ; •■ ••■■'■'.

These sheep are not culls, bnt straight lines, and are to be sold in consequence of Mr Gardiner having loet the lease of the Quarantine -Reserve. " " '~;,-. , The Auctioneers can confidently state that a , better lot of sheep hauiever been submitted to public competition, And they will be Sold ; ~. ■~-.; c .,-..i THE FOLLOWING'CATTLE ,: -. ~, ,■ - Will also be Sold- * V"" ; ". '. - y» 2-YBAR-OLD, STEERS C%t\ CALVES CALVES Buyers must leavauiirietchurchforLyttelton by the 10.35 train. On airival of the train a launch will leave Lyttelton for Purau, and will return after the sale. The Sale will commence immediately after Luncheon, at 12 o'clock. PYNE and CO., 3752 Auctioneers. J. B. KING & CO. THIS DAY. SATURDAY, 12th APBIL, 1890. J, R. KING & CO. LICHFIELD STREET. a niHE ORDER of our SALES will be aa X follows:- ~-.., . . IS THE YARDS, At 11.30 a.m., Horses Wbitecbapel carts, spring carte, hearyand light spring drays. Potatoes, onions, oats, chickwueat, cheese, hams and bacon < . At 12 o'clock;' Poultry, ducks, geese Turkeys, and pigeons \'\lCj :-.'i .' At!oVdoofc;-"-.:' _ : , ; '-, ';' Figs, dairy cattle, and calves. J. R. KlNff and CO. JatJGH BENNETTS, 8912 . . „ Auecioneer. JR. KING and CO. have received ine structions from Mr Joseph Richards to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, In their Land Salerooms, 170 Lichfield street, ON SATURDAY, 12th APRIL, 1880, At 2.30 p.m., ? fA& ttiat.PABCED OF LAKD. , Situate on the Horseehoe Lake Boad. opposlfi the chaitning residence of R. P. Hill, Sao... And containing ~ by admeasurement, 3 ACRES 3 ROODS 10 PERCHES, :..;,'. .' ■. \Y. i 'TogetJier with '■ ~' .x / A WELL-BUILT FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, with fireplace In every room, and fitted with Venetian blinds. There'are also * detached wash-hoose, dairy piggery and fowl-house. . .

The seetton is b. confer one,,carefullyjrobdivided, having a frontage of abeut 14 chains. One acre is now in orchard, i acre in vegetable garden, the rest in grass. The'snpply of water Is simply perfect, there being two artesians constantly running. The situation is commanding, a grand perapectiTe, No finer health resort is to be found in Canterbury. Distance from town about 2i miles, with regular coach communiCatiOn * J. R. KING and CO.. ■3218, *', , Auctioneers. JR. KING AND CO. have received in- ■ structions from Mr H. Alexander, to »KLL BY PUBLIC AUCTION", . In th&ir Land Salerooms, 170Xachfield street, on SATURDAY, 19TH APRIL, at 2.30 p-mu* Ail that PARCEL OS LAND situated at Buxton's Corner, New Briebton road, SHIRLEY (adjoining the residence of Mr Murray),' containins: by admeasurement . 24 Acxes Land, on which is built a faithfuliy -constructed House- containing 7 - s rooms aad wide hall, all lath and plastered. There are also a very capital stable and coach-house, and other useful outhouses. The Land is of excellent quality, and' has two valuable frontages, one facing the main New Brighton rOid, and the otter the side road near the Wes- . leyan Church. Also, 1 SECTIONS, each containing 1| Acres, more oi less, situated on the New Brignton road adjoining die residence of the Rev. Mr In wood. No better building sections are to be found on this road. They possess a and » grand perspective Is to be had from taem. There Iβ a. capital place for a, wharf right opposite this property, asd there is not tflflfelightest doubt but that it will be a stopping place for the new passenger stt «mer that ia to ply on the nver almost immediaiely. The Auctioneers specially commend these properties to buyers, and. urge them to pay a virttot inspection. J. R. KTNQ and CO. 89t3 H. BENNETTS. Auctioneer.