AUCTIONS. CHARLES CLARK. vj-B CHARLES CLARK ESTABLISHED 1861. AUCTTONEEB, LAND. AND ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR. LICENSED LAND BROKER. 3-ONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES AT CURRENT RATES. MARKETABLE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED IN THIS COLUMN FREE OF COST. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. HAWKESBURY PARK ESTATE—The unsold sections in this estate at moderate prices and extremely easy terms. HILLSIDE SITES—Part of the late Hon. W. C. Walker's property. BEALEY STREET, 3 or 4 chains from the North Belt—Pretty Villa Residence of C rooms, bathroom, h. and c, pantry, scullery, washhouse. Venetian blinds, gas, bells, half an f»cre very tastefully laid out in pardon and orchard. This _£operty is perfection in every particular. Only £950. 129 AVON-SIDE, 44ft frontage to the River road adjoining Hon. E. C. J. Stevens—New House of 6 rooms and all modern convenience!*, pleasantly situated on a high terrace. Must be sold this week. Apply at once. 130 AVONSIDE, on a high terrace overlooking the river—Substantially-built Dwellinghouse of 7 rooms and offices, besides commodious outbuildings, ljacres in beautiful garden and profitable orchard. This is a "model home" and only comes into the market as the owner is leaving Christchurch. It ia to be gold a bargain. 126 WINDMILL ROAD—Modern Villa of 7 rooms and all offices, half an acre in choice garden and orchard. 121 COOPER'S LANE, St. Albans—One aero of Splendid Land and Cottage of 4 rooms. Cheap at £250. 112 OXFORD TERRACE (best parti—Charming City Residence 7 rooms, with all modern conveniences, verandah front and back, stabling, pretty garden. £1000. 33G HAWTHORNE ROAD. 1 minute from the Papanui road —Dwelling-house of 8 rooms and outbuildings, verandah on three sides, J-acre. £830. 11C FENDALTON—The Residence of H. G. Simms, Esq., 9 rooms and all conveniences, stabling, 5 acres of land in ornamental grounds, orchard and paddock. This property is ridiculously cheap at £1150. it being jittlo more than the value of the bare land. 32 LOWER RlCCAßTON—Comfortable Cottage of 5 rooms (plastered), close to the Park, and as good as new. £450. / 702 HORNBY—BIock of 26J Acres, adjoining Hornby station, very suitable for subdivision, having long frontages. Immodiate possession. RICCARTON—BuiIding Sites in all parts of the district. Also, the unsold sections in the Deans Estate, lately offered by auction. Now is the time to buy and reap the benefit of the enhanced values that will rule when this favourite district is served by the electric tram. t BECKENHAM. COLOMBO STREET SOUTH. QUARTER ACRES AND UPWARDS. The Cheapest Building Sites in the Market. SPLENDID .-ACRES, ONLY £75. TO LET—Offices in town and houses in town and suburbs. HEREFORD STREET—Two ground floor offices lately occupied by Mr W. H. Gundry. LARGE BRICK WOOL STORE, adjoining Tattersall's, at present occupied by Pyne and Co. BUR WOOD. "Arborfield"—9 rooms, stabling and 13 acres of land in ornamental grounds and paddocks. Posscpsion May 9t!i. SPEClAL—Furnished houses varying from 6 to 16 rooms. CATALOGUES OF PROPERTIES ON APPLICATION OR POSTED FREE. 5381 TO-MAXRBOW AND FOLLOWING DAYS. GREAT FURNITURE SALE. . MR CHARLES CLARK has been favoured • with instructions frdm Mrs John Studhofino, to SELL by AUCTION, at "Merivale," Merivale —tine, St. Albans (tho property having been disposed of) on. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDAY, APRIL 26tb, 27th, and 28th. And following day if necessary, The Whole of the High-class Furniture therein, comprising— Mahogany Chippendale drawing room, carved black oak dining room and hall, walnut bedroom and breakfast roomfurniture, valuable - pictures, choice glaBS, china,- the best of silver-plated ware, books, blankets, harness, kitchen and outside sundries Also a very fine grand piano by Lipp and Son, in rosewood case, and dining-table, carved -black oak, omitted in catalogue Catalogues are now ready. Sale at 11 o'clock each day. C. R. CLARK, No. 815 " Auctioneer. N.B.—Thi* Sale presents an opportunity very rarely presented to the public, of acquiring real Chippendale and blaok oak furniture. Mrs Studholme is now living in England, so every. article has to be sold without reserve. 52 . „ C. R. WILSON. , POULTRY. POULTRY. POULTRY. A BOOM To"~TH_ FARMER. HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN ON TRAIN ANY STATION. I AM a Cash Buyer for all Poultry that . pass tbe Government Grader, and they only need to be plump to pass. Ducks 4s, Roosters 4s, Hens 3s, all at pair. Rejects, if any, sold on owner's account Consign Government ' Poultry : Depot, Christchurch, for C. R. WILSON. I will attend Rangiora and Leeston on Sale Days and shall be pleased to meet producers. C. B, WILSON. 46 Auctioneer and Exporter. F. S. MALCOLM AND CO. ON SALE—PRIVATELY. BRASS-MOUNTED BEDSTEADS, French and Italian Designs. French and Italian Designs. FS. MALOOLM and CO. have just re- • ceived another consignment of the above, in exquisite designs and of the highest quality. On sale privately at manufacturers' cost pins our commission. See them. BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN ORGAN in solid walnut, elaborately carved. 11 stpps, new and in perfect order. Worth £33. Can sell for £23 net cash. New Upright GRAND PIANO, over-strung, iron frame, in handsome walnut, beautiful tone, worth 50 guineas. Can sell for 35 guineas. We also hold several f-jood Second-hand Pianos at very low prices. F. S. MALCOLM and CO., 8788 Central Auction Rooms. AUSTRALIAN AND TASMANIAN FURS. FURS. FURS. FURS. FURS. FURS. A MAGNIFICENT Consignment of the above is now on view in our Rooms, censitting of Furs for ladies' wear, including necklets, capes, collarettes, muffs.- bags, etc., travelling rugs, foot-warmers, hearth and fancy mats, specimen skins in fox, wallaby, opossum, etc. Every skin is guaranteed moth-proof. F. S. MALCOLM and CO., Sole Agents for Canterbury. 9780 Central Auction Rooms. Christchurch. AUCTION SALES OF FURNITURE AND MERCHANDISE. EVERY WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. See Auction Advertisements for particulars. Outdoor Sale* personally supervised by our Mr Malcolm. F. S. MALCOLM and CO., Auctioneers, Land and Estate Agents. 6685 Colombo street SOMETHING - Cheaper?— Yes. we can do it. Here ia our Baiaio Silver, white ail through. Spoon* 2s 6d. 4s 3d, and 5s 9d the half dos., Fork* 4s 3d and 5s 9d. Minson and Co,
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