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Auctions. Charles clark. Mb Charles Ci-uuc imi iimiiiiiiiii inn AUCTIOKBKR. LAMD, IftTATK, AND CMDT&RAL LICENSED LANB'BROKSR, And Bwtn Valuator Under the Lwi Transfer Aec HBRgy cg^ug£ BglgT - »M ~ MONEY. "" ready for Immediate INVESTMENT on Freehold Securitiee. APPITtO CHARLES CLARK, Land and Estate Agent 9020 Christchurch. TO BE LET. "With Possession on January Ist. . THAT GRAND CORNER SHOP, COLOMBO WITH GLOUCESTER I S i RESTS, new occupied by Messrs Jameson, Anderson and Co.; splendid cellar, water supply. &c AppIytO CHARLi:S CLARK. 5109 No. 9* Estate Agent, Hereford street. FOR SALE,. i BY PUBLIC AUCTION. ' TO CLOSB A PARTNERSHIP ACCOUNT. THE HORORATA HOTEL, Now in the occupation of Mr Joseph Traynor. MR CHARLES CLARK baa received inBtrnccions from the Owners to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION. ON SATURDAY. DECEMBER 19TH, At his Rooms, Hertford street, The above-named HOTEL, standing on part of K.S. 14365, containing 14 ACRES or thereabouts, part of wuich is laid out in Garden and Orchard. A stream running i close by the Hotel, and within the grounds, provides a constant water bupply. Tne Honse is in flrst-class condition both inside and outside, and is a favorite resort tor the numbers of the Possession can be given on or about the 10th of January, iaitt. ___ 5108 Sale at 11 o'clock. No. 108 MONDAY, DECEMBEB 14th., CLEARING SALE OF ALL THE FIKBT CLASS FURNITURE & EFFECTS LAP.GK TWO-STOREY HOUSE. MR CHARLES CLARK is instructed by J. s. Jameson, Ksq., who has removed, to Wellington, to SELL BY AUCTION, At hie late residence, Lichrtold street, between Bar Dadoes and Madras streets, ox MONDAY, DECEMBER 14th, All his well-selected FURNI'IURE. including in DRAWING ROOM— Brussels carput, 13x14, hearthrug, fender and i.ons, picture rods, curtain poles, curtains, easy clx ties, couch, tables, cabinet, nrec class piuno. by Broad wood, oruamtnts, an c-xoeilenr, collection of piano aud organ music, Bongs, &c. HALL—Oilcloth, hall stand, mats, stair carpet and rods, &c. BREAKFAST ROOM—Tables and chairs, fender, ornaments, &c. DINING ROO4l—Brussels carpefc, 12 x 14, fender ana irons, curtains, easy and other chairs, cheffonier, bookcase, extension dining table, ornaments, &c. BEDROOMS— Carpet squares, marble top washstand, Duciiesse dressing table, commode, double and single bedsteads, mattrueses, cnesisof drawers, waaha- anls, pillows, bolsters, carpets, looking chairs, sets of ware. &c. KITCHEN UTENSILS, in great varieiy Garden tools, lawn mower, perambulator, Kα The special attention of intending purchasers is veauested fjr this sale. All the furniture is tqutu to new, and the beet of its kind and AUiWieSold. __ Sale at 11 a.m. *t&> ~ COMPULSORY WINDING UP (By the Executors) os- the ESTATE OF THE LATE WM. MANNING, Esq. MR CHARLES CLARK Is Instructed by the Executors to hold a CLEARING SALE, At hie ROOMS, is HEREFORD STREET, on TUESDAY, % 22nd DAY of DECEMBER, OF 4 GOOD COTTAGES, in George street, City, Nos. 6, 7, 15, 17, Near St. Peter'e Church, Ferryjcoad, 3 2-STOREY And «ne with Ground Floor Only. - . And in BABBADO* s STREET SOUTH, <TBJB SUFFOLK BREWERY MALTHOUSE, Cottage near entrance there'o. TWO-OTOXtEY 12-ROOMKD DWMiLING, With over J- Acre, The Residence of the late Mr Manning. See fuller particular advertised DereroberSth. 4931 No. 110 a. A REAL BARGAIN" IN COTTAGE PROPEKT/. HARPER STRKbJT, SYDENHAM. MR CHARLES CIyARK is instructed to SELL BY AUCTION, At his Rooms in Hereford street, ox TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22nd, Original Lot No. 84, containing 32 perches,, op east side of above-named street, fenced in and culiivated, together wita goiM cottage ot 4 r00m.3, stabling, &c, formerly owned by Mr Davey. The late Mor+srasors having left the colony, the Property MoST BE SOJUD, to close up the Mortgagee's uust account a. Nα 112 Sale at Noon. 4697 BALS OF FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE, PIaNo, tco. MR CHARLES CLA RK is ine-ructed Dy G. H. E,q., wiio I* eav ing the colouy. to SKLL BY AUCTION. ! ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22ND, AtJiie Residence, -..,; 239 ARMAGH STREET WEST, The whole of his . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS. DRAWING-ROOM—Carpet, tables, chairs, picturt-s, combination chess, card and work table, brackets, ornaments, &c DINING-KGuM—Carper, rug, fender and irons, coal scuttle, curtains and rods, dining table, and ot'nei- chairs, lamps, dish covere,.dinner services, books, MORNING ROOM—Carpet, ruy, fender and irons, curtains and rod, ovtr mantel, couch, pedestal, table with cupboards and drawers, magnificent piano by Lipp and Bohn with all cue latest improvements, chairs, lamps, pictures, brackets, ornaments, quautity of piano, organ and vocal music, &c "HALL—Marble top ball stand, horn hat pegs, stuffed oirds in case, slip mats, &c BEDROOMS—Carpeting, curtains and rods, iron bedsteads, p lliasees, hair mattresses, washatands. chest* of drawers, looking glasses, sets of ware, Sco. HUES- Tablecloths, sheets, pillowcases, bolster slips, cable napkin*, towels, counterpanes, blankets, Sco. COTLJEKY—Glassware, chioa, and kitchen titenale in great variety." Also, Greenhouse plants, fanor flower pots, watering pots, lawn mower, jee Sale 11 o'clock. No. 111. 887J FOR SALE BY ORDER OF THK MOkTGAGJUC On South Town Belt. GOOD HOUSR AND~4O*FEET FRONTAGE. MR CHARLES CLARK Is Instructed by toe Mortgagee to sell «V Aucnov, At bis Jttooms, in Hereford street, TUESDAY, 22nd DECEMBER, 40ft frontage to South Belt &§n of Town Keserve 133), adjoining th* Charcn of Kagland reserve, a depth of lluft, well fenced. Together with SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT 5-ROOMED HOUSE! (No. 320), On concrete foundations, plastered throughout, verandah and bay window, large outhouse, &c 6074 Saleatlio'clock. No. 1151