AUCTIONS. CHARLES CLARK~ C. B. Clark.) (L. Clfcrk QHARLES CLARK, 193 HEREFORD STREET. ESTABLISHED 1861. AUCTIONEER, LAND A2JD ESTATE AGENT. VALUATOR, LICENSED LAND BROKER. MONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES AT CURRENT RATES. MARKETABLE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED IN THIS COLUMN FREE OF COST. EASY TERMS ARRANGED. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE RICOARTON. RICCARTOfx. THE FINEST SUBURB OF CHRISTCHURCH. LAND FOR THE PEOPLE. Those who w*re unsuccessful in obtaining a Section last Thursday, ehould at once devote their attention to the FLEETWOOD ESTATE. Which is on the opposite aide of the Riccarton road, and an equally fine subdivieion. The prices are LOW and the terras MOST EASY. You cannot go wrong, whether you buy for occupation or investment. So call for plan and further particulars TO-DAY. 413 HORNBY, fronting Main South road—Cottage of 4 rooms, pantry and ecullery, nearly new, half an acre of land, in garden and fruit trees. £335. 30* GRAND LITTLE FARM of 600 ACRES, within two miles of railway, and 16 of C'hrietchuich, 7 paddocks, cottage, 5 rooms, stable, implement shed, and other building?, water-race in every paddock, in first-class order. Worth immediate enquiry. 305 RANFURLY STREET — One of the choicest residences in this favourite locality containing 6 rooms h. and c. eewer oonneci tion, plastered walls, verandah, pantry, scullery, washhouse, 3 tiled hearths, handsome mantelpieces, with copper panels, dark wood doors, with bronied copper furnishings, high concrete foundations, windmill and tank, gas fittings, J-acre of garden. £925. 386 LICHFIELD STREET, City — Doublefronted shop and living rooms attached, with sewer connection, good water supply: has just been thoroughly renovated. Splendid opportunity for a pushing mau. 4375, or would let at ;i6e per week. 462 WEST END—Two very fine residential properties, and a vacant J-acre, within five minutes' walk of the post office. Full particulars on application. 467 ME.RIVALE—Modern House of 10 largj rooms and the usual offices, 3 bay windows, 2 verandahs, deep well, beautiful garden. £1600. Card to view. 463 ST. ALBANS (juet °& P»P»n«» road)— Charming residence of 8 rooms, bathroom (h. and c). sewer connection, about half an acre beautifully planted with N.Z. ehr ub »- Card to view on application. 446 SPECIAL "TO LETS." "BEACH GLEN," Sumner. COLOMBO and TUAM STREETS — Splendid new shop prsmisee. Rente have now been reduced, and range from 30s upward*. HEREFORD STREET—Storeroom, with offices attached, on ground fleet. ._ TUAM STREET, W.—Stores »nd f»rd, late Eaton and Co'e. £2 per week * i Furniehd Houses, from 6 to 10 rooma, a.leo a number of Unfurnished Houses, from 6 rooms upwards. CATALOGUES OF PROPERTIES ON APPLICATION, OB POSTED FREE. <?179 AUCTION SALE. OF THE BALANCE OF THE FINGLAS ESTATE. PAPANUI ROAD. 15 MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITES. A MODERN DWELLINGHOUSE. CLAUK i> instructed to SELL L< by AUCTION, at the Rooms, HEREFORD STREET, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24th, ' 4 Quarter-acre Sections fronting the Papanui road 8 in Paparoa street and 8 in Bennett street The above Section* are e.ll high »nd dry in a favourite locality, either facing or wifchm a stone's throw of the Tram, ami they will be aold on ee-ey Terms. ALSO Lot 26 Paparoa »treet, containing 1 Acre «.nd 5 Perches, well fenced and planted, an which etands a Modern Dwellinghtmse of 7 rooms. 2 sunny verandah*, and the usual offices. Sale at 2 p.m. For Lithograph Plans *nd further pasticularlv Apply to MESSHS MAUDE and HARMAN. Solicitors, Hereford street. Or to the AUCTIONEER. No. 583 n>979 FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE. PIANO. ETC. pHARLES CLA r RK h%* "been favoured with instruction* from Mre W de. Burton Wilson, who is jnviasr up ■houselwepinc, to SELL by AUCTION, at hoT Renidence "Maranui." Kilmore and Madras etreeU, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17th, The WHOLE OF HER SUPERIOR FURNITURE, the Content* of 13 ROOMS, Comprising Turkey and Tapestry Oarpets, Linoleum (r.«arly new), Brass, rail Fender*, Sets Brasses-. Ornaments. Rattan Chain, Platform Rocker. Austrian Chairs. Curtain Poles. Tapeetrv and Luce Curtains. Dining Table, Table Cover, Cedar Ext«n«iop Dining Table, Tapestry Hall Runner, Slip Mate, Duchesse Cheats, Washstandu, Set* Toilet Ware. Double and Sin#le Iron Bedsteads and Bedding, Blanket*, Counterpanes, Che«>t« Drawers. Treadle Sewing Machine (Seamstress) in perfect order, Meatsaie, Lawn Mower, Tent 10 x 12 with fly, China, Glass, Kitchen Uteneile, Fowls, etc., etc. Also Firrt-clase Piano by Strauss. SALE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK. No. 581 5979 P. L. DAVIES AND CO. A HOME FOR £635 Ju*t on the Market. MoFt attractive Villa of 5 main rooms, faithfully and well built with dry and heavy timbeT. RED PIXF.. "BLACK PINB. and KAURI. Also bathroom, lavatory basin, ecullery, mik, pantTy h. ar.d c. wa.ter service throughout. wide " hail, well selected tiled hearths and jrrrttc;. expensive raiantelj)iece». Wautiful tiled beck rarvce and hoarth. centre flower*. , rdrcbe large oriel and bay window, w»eahouce. tub?, all urtlcr one roof. Ne«rly 1-a-cre Lovely Garden Soil. Well fenced. Minr.y frontage, good druiiiage, capital water supply. (Ram and tank). SITUATED In Barbados street. St. Albann, fine healthy spot, firrf-clasn locality, only C chain* from the electric car. To anyone in search of a pood home this place afford* a unique opportunity of tcourir.ft a rral Rood home at a low figure. Mont liberal terms can be arranged. P. L. DAVIS and CO.. Licersfd Land Broktri. 20i Hereford rtreet West. Tboto lose. caaoi
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