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AUCTIONS. CHARLES CLARK. VJ B CIIBLSB CLARK. 19. HEREFORD STREET. ESTABLISHED IMI. AUCTIONEER. LAND AND BSTAT2 AGENT, VALUATOR, LICENSED LAND BROKER. > MONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES AT CURSENT RATES. MARKETABLE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED IN THIS COLUMN FREE OF COST. EASY TERMS ARRANGED. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE PARK TERRACE—IdeaI residence of 14 rooms, overlooking Hagley Park, high sec- j lion of half acre or three-quarters of an acre, with two frontages, beautiful garden. ' Immediste possession. 417 VICTORIA STREET—Quarter-acre building 6ito, with two frontages, worth immediate enquiry. * 1! * ; COLOMBO ROAD. S.—Corner position and bunny aspect, first-class residence of 7 rooms, large bathroom, h. and c, 2 large oriel win- j dows, verandah on 2 sides washhouee, work- j shop and vinery, nearly half an acre very , nice garden — lawns- and orchard. The house ' has just been painted, and everything is in perfect order. The above is a model property in every respect. 354 FENDALTON, Merivale—Modern villa residence of G rooms and all conveniences. 2 oriel windows and double verandah, workshop, fowlhouse. asphalt paths and yards, half aero in garden and orchard. £1000. 353 MONTREAL STREET, West End—Comfortable house of C rooms, with modern conveniences, and either a quarter or eighth of an aero section. Offer wanted. '«15 AIKMAN'S ROAD—T House of 6 rooms, with oriol windows, bathroom, h. and c, and all conveniences. £675. CAMBRIDGE STREET, Linwood—i-acre and 3-roomed lean-to (modern). £250. 350 ST. ALBANS—I acre, new house of 6 • rooms, and all conveniences. Also 6-roomed cottage. £700; a bargain. 361 HEREFORD STREET. W.—Section with j north aspect, 44ft x 165 ft, and 7-roomed hous*. £750. . •«* WEST-END—Dwelling-house of 11 rooms, thoroughly up-to-date and in splendid .irder. Quarter-acr* of .land, with aunny aspect. £2000. *° 3 CASHEL STREET, near Colonrbo •treet r . Very valuable Quarter-acre and Bailding* in the best position. At present returning good rentals 406 BECKENHAM—I hay* several very nic* residential properties of various aiz*a in thi* fat our itj suburb. HOLMWOOD, E^ENDALTON—A charming residence of 10 room*, delightfully situated, and having all the moat modern oonvsniance*. The pric* is most reasonable, and it will thoroughly bear inspection. 330 RICCAUTON—Very Fine Modem, Mediumsized, Residence, beautifully situated, 10 acres of land. admirsVi- for *ttbp.ivision. Worth • immediate enquiry. 26* RUGBY STREET—Very Choio* Modern Villa of 6 rooms, verandahs, bathroom, *oullery, pantry, waahhouse, and *very po*sibj* convenience, splendid garden. £1060. This is on* of th* nicest properties in this favourite street. »W HKYNDWR. FENDALTON—S Spl*ndid Building Allotments, each containing about Jof an acre. £105 each. Terms given. 301 CA HMERE ESTATE—Third Subdivision There are *till a few section* left. De not delay in calling for plan. The price* ar* low and term* easy. -, TO LET—Fendalton, gentleman's residence, 10 large rooms, and all conveniences, 5 acres of land in bowling green, lawn*, orchard and paddocking. Colombo street, now Shop premises, 2 fine floors.' Hereford Btreet, 1 Front Room, 12s 6d. Cathedral square, 1 Room, 6s. Furnished Houses, from 4 to 8 rooms, with all conveniences, at Addington, Richmond, - Fendalton and Linwood. • Also Gentleman's Residence at Opawa, 4j ! acres, with well furnished House of 9 rooms and all conveniences, stabling, paddock, orchard, croquet lawn, swimming bath, etc. ( Term one year or longor. ' CATALOGUES OF PHOPEHTIES OX . PLICATION, OR POSTED FREE. 1315 CLEARING SALE OF PROPERTIES, IN TOWN AND SUBURBS. MR CHARLES CLARK has been favoured with instructions from Henry Hullen, Esq., who has left the colony, to SELL by AUCTION, at his Rooms, in Hereford street, (in conjunction with Mesers Dear-ley and Lane), On TUESDAY, AUGUST 28th, NINE FIRST-CLASS RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES, _• follows:— Victoria street, opposite Bishopeoourt, No. 146, containing 6 rooms, with all modern conveniences, asphalt paths, windmill, etc., 22 perches of land. Tho house is practically new, and is let at 22s por week. Richmond terrace and Richmond street, near the West Christchurch school, 2 Houses, each containing 4 room*, *oull«ry, etc., 16 perches of land. Let at 16s per week. Union street, near Barbados* street bridge, and running through to Willow street, f oiie quarter-acre with House of 6 rooms and conveniences, fronting Union street, let »t 18* per week, and Cottage of 4 room* fronting Willow street, let at 10s per week. #' ,} Berry street, St. Albans—No. 24, T-*hap*d Houso of 6 rooms, verandah,.bay window and convenience* 20 perches of land, let at 12s 6d £)£T WOC--I MUton street, Sydenham—No. 27, Cottag* of 4 rooms, and about i-acre of land. Let at 0s per week. Johnston street, Sydenham —No. 20, Cottage of 4 rooms, and about i-acre of land. Let at 8s per week. Princes street, off, Clarence road, Riccarton —Cottage of 4 room*, with over i-acre of land. Let at 9s 6d per week. Those who are on the look-out for a residence or investment, should not fail to attend this Sale, as the owner's instructions are to realise, as he ha* no intention of returning to the colony. C. R. CLARK, 6453 No. 316 Auctioneer. TO MA.RAET GARDENERS. INVESTORo, AND SPECULATORS, Tl/fR CHARLES CLARK, in conjunction -.'J- with P. L. Davies and Co., is instructed by Mr E. G. Davieon, who has purchased a farm, to SELL by AUCTION, at his Rooms, in Hereford street, on TUESDAY, AUGUST 28th, 8_ ACRES of very productive soil, having nearly 7 chains frontage to Edgeware road, Gresford, and a similar frontage to art unformed road at tho b_c_. Together with Dwellinghouse of 6 rooms, man's room, 4 artcsians, 3Btalled stabk\ 2 cart sheds, loft, tank stand, 2 40C-gallon tanks, and tomato houso, 80 x 16ft. It is suitable for garden or nurseTy purposes, or subdivision into building sites,- and has a great prospective value. Tho St. Aibans eleotrio tram will run within 7 or 8 .nains of the property. Sale at 12 o'clock. C. R. CLARK, 6454 No. 311 Auctioneer. H. T. SMITH. PEOPLE'S AUCTION MART. LICHFIELD STREET, Next City Boot Palace. TO-DAY, SATURDAY, 12 o'clock. 150 Pairs Colonial aud English Blankets, Quilts, Rugs. Bed Bpreads, etc 100 Pairs Lace and Muslin Curtain* GtO Yards Costume and Dress Material liinena. Drapery. Clothing, Sewing Machine, Bicycles, Fancy G<ods, China, Glaes, Enamel, Crockery, and E.P. Ware, etc., etc. NO RESERVE. 572 H. T. SMITH, Auctioneer. -fXTARRE, HOCKLEY AND CO,, LTD., VV WINE and SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Cathedral square, and 170 Hereford -treat, CHRISTCHURCH This Company Guarantees that all Liquors Sold by them are "ABSOLUTELY PURE." and at Price_-W Suit all Cwrtomer*. Australian Wii.ea. all best kinds. Champagne, Burgandy. Claret. Port, and Sherry. Specially Selected Wines. Braidy. Geneva, Gin. Rum, etc., all lead-"loot-h "'WhUkie* (Guaranteed Highland Mart), well matured in wood. ASSORTED DOZENS SUPPLIED. CHOICE BRANDS OF INDIAN AND HAVANA CIGARS. 2967 1" ?OR SALE. Gent's 8.5.A.. re-enamellod and . nlated. new tyres, chain and saddle, at Adams Star Company, next Broadway's, for £7 Cash, or terms arranged. See window.