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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12972, 27 November 1907, Page 12

AUCTIONS. CHARLES CLARK^ , C. R. Clark.) (L. E. Clark pHARLES CLARK. 198 HEREFORD STREET. ESTABLISHED 1661. AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE 5 0 AGE.NT. VALUATOR, LICENSED LAND BROKER. NOTICE TO CLIENTS. The Offices are now in the front portion of the Buildiiig. and tho Auction Koom 1 wili be u*ed for Sales only. 9 1 MONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES AT CURRENT RATES MARKETABLE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED IN THIS COLUMN FREE OF COST. r EASY TERMS ARRANGED. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. CHARMING SUBURBAN RESIDENCE of 14 rooms end oflicce, stabling, summer houses, etc.. with several acres in lovely garden and ornamental grounds. Die bouse is probably the finest around ChristchurcH, and the selling price is considerably under oost. " Cn.rd to view ar.d further particular* oan be obtained at office. *99 FKNDALTON, very handy to the Puk— I Splendid Buildinfe Site, containing nearly an acre. Just the place for a good house. £560. ; «c t MERlVALE—Dwellinghouse 8 rooms, gas. and conveniences, stable and fowlhouee. Land 82ft x 165 ft: immediate possession. £630. Quick rale wanted, and it is cheep. i 97 ARMAGH STREET. City—7 rooms, bathroom, ecullery, and detached shed, all in capital order, gas stove and gas fittings, • eighth of an acre with north frontage. £565 Or with quarter-acre, <71 GLOUCESTER STREET, near Fitzgerald avenue—Comfortable Houre 6 rooms, verandah, conservatory, washhouee and copper, pood water supply, quarter-acre with north frontage, nice garden, aephnlt paths, fruit trees, good slable and coachhouse. £450. Absolutely the cheapest property on the oooks. *« 1 LlNWOOD—Hoaltiy Residenoe 9 rooms " and offices, large storeroom, verandah, vene- ; tiana, wardrobe*. This is situated on a sandy 1 knob, and the area is half an acre. 4360. 473 ' OPPOSITE POWER HOUSE—Modern 1 Cottage 4 rooms and hall, bathroom, 3 bay , windows, puntry, scullery, waebhouee, fow- ,- run .quarter-acre. Will no* be long on the m»Tket. A splendid property for trun or railway employee. £485, and easy terms given. *00 TUAM STREET (City)—looft frontoMre and 1 substantial Brick Premises, suitable for • faotory. £1260. *» COLOMBO STREET, SYDENHAM, just I off main stroet—Very fin* Building Site, with I North frontage. £160. «• DURHAM STREET NORTH—Handy Cot- > tage of 4 rooms and waahhouae, plastered and , gas laid on. £375. *"6 TO LET. ' Furnished Houses, from 6 to 10 rooms, also a number of Unfurnished House*, from 6 rooms upward*. (U.TALOGUES OF PROPERTIES ON ', APPLICATION, OR POSTED FREE. i C 2179 [ i I > - I —— GOOD INCOME PRODUCING PROPERTY. SHOP PREMISES AND FOUR COTTAGES, COLOMBO STREET NORTH. HOUSE AND VACANT SECTION. CANAL RESERVE.' /CHARLES CLARK is instructed by Mr W. i\J L. Allan to SELL by AUCTION, at hie i Rooms, Hereford itwet, e»' ' TUE-SDAYr DECEMBER Brd. (1) Three-quarter* of an aow in Colombo street north, BU Albane, having about ; 200 ft iromtage ■ Md : 1«5« depth, on i which ie erected 8 foux-rooraed oottaeea (Nos 38. 42, and 46), 1 five-roomed Cottage (No. 40) and Stop end 7 livine room* (No. 44). The bnildin«e are a>ll \ in good repair, connected with the main ' »ewer. and divided by paling fenoee. They are about 10 cheine from BeeJey avenue (Id section) and the gross rents total £169 per tamm (2) Qu&rtoi-acre and eubstanitial Dwellinghouse of 6 rooms and offloee on the Canal reserve, about 8 chains south of Buckley's road and tram line. The i garden i» well Blocked with, flowers »od I (8) Quarter-acre, partly fenced, planted with i potatoes, fronting the OanaJ reeerv* and adjoining Lot 2. 6537 Sale »A 2 p.m. No. «* CITY RESIDENCE. ARMAGH STREET E. CHARLES CLAEK is instructed by Mr F. C. Gerara, to SELL by AUCTION, at his Rooma, Hereford street, on i TUESDAY, DECEMBER Brd, ' No. 6 Armagh street E., containing 7 living rooms, bathroom, eoullery, gts range, J room, eta There ie a quarter of an acre of land in . paTdeai end plenty of room for another house, i The house ia in capital order, and he* north , frontage. The property ha« to be sold, and £435 oan i remain on mortgage at 4J per oent. 8639 Sale at 2 p.m. No. 609 ' A MAGNIFICENT OPPORTUNITY ! For Securing a CHOICE FAMILY RESIDENCE In a Desirable Neighbourhood. CLARK (in conjunction with Meesrs Maude and Harman) has received instructions to SELL at his Rooms, Herelord street, Mr Charters'a comfortable and commodious DWELLING, "WAKATU." No. 187 Wilson's road, Sydenham, on TUESDAY, December Brd, The residence coneinte of eight rooms, all ooni veniences, bath, h. and c. service, plastered, : concrete foundations, verandah and bay win-, . dowa, Venetian blinds, gas, dark room, a»- ---■ phalt paths, windmill and tank, nioely kid i out garden and orchard, i-acre end 10 perches. > Lees than two minutes from tram. Telei phone connection. i TERMS—IO per cent. down. 10 per cent. , three months, 10 per cent six months, bal--1 ance at 5 per cont, or cash outright. i SALE at 2 p.m. No. 638 BffTß I , t INVESTORS AND SPECULATORS HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY I AUCTION SALE as a whole of a GRAND BLOCK of 16 ACRES with long road and river frontage, being the balance of the BECKENHAM ESTATE. I At Foot of Ceehmere Hill*. ) ' /"IHARLES CLARK, in conjunction with ■\J MESSRS EVANS and BULL, is in- ■ structed t/> SELL by AUCTION, at his ' Rooms, Hereford street, on \ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3rd ' Iβ Acree, n.cre or less, fronting Norwood I etreet. Sandwich road, and the riv<r Healtoote Beckenham, eminently adapted lor subdivision. ( Many pood houses have tx>«n erected on the adiovtiirg portions of the same estate, the ueiirbbou'hood is in gr«it favour, and • trther sdvactaee. attaching _to it mark it • as a block that w.ui!d be in keen demand ■ if cut Tip into building allotment?. A pian of the property rhowicg how it could be #übdividcd into 41 iota cjui te seen ci the Auc--1 tioE«er'e oiiio.'. £; 38 Saie at 2 p.m. :*'o. 635