I AUCTIONS. CHARLES CLARK. C - R - Cl&rk.) (L- E. C.ark. QHABLES CLARK, 133 HEREFORD STREET. Established 1561AUCTIONEER. LAND AND 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. PAPANUI. Yagne's road (just off North road)— Splendid b'.ock of land, lately in narket garden, now surveyed into six lots, ■och containing 1 acre, having northern aspect. Price £150 each. Easy terms. This a nd is cheap, and tho orchardist. or the nan who wants to keep a horse and a cow 'hould turn his attention to it. CHARLES CLARK.
TWTGGER ESTATE—A few sections still -*- remain for sale privately. They are I'-gh and dry, and the terms are most favourable. Buy _ section to-day, and show your faith in the future of this rising district. CHARLES CLARK.
HEATHCOTE VALLEY—The 9 acres and dwellinghouse in the occupation of Mr James Wetherall, is now for sale at a price below its value. CHARLES CLARK. ' CITY." OWNER DETERMINED TO SELL. G.OOD Villa of 7 rooms, octagon window verandah, dining-room 21 x _4ft, and every mcdern convenience, nice section in garden, sunny aspect, central situation. A bargain at £-040. COS CHARLES CLARK
SUMNER. FRONTING THE BEACH. CHARMING Villa of 6 large room*, well fitted up and finished, with all modern conveniences, lounge verandah, J-acre in lawn and garden. This is one of the best built houses in Sumner. Price £1250. Cheap. 438 , CHARLES CLARK.
PARK TERRACE. OVERLOOKING THE RIVER AND PARK. LOVELY position from an artist* point of view. Dwelling of 8 large rooms, with largo bay windows, conservatory, balcony, verandah, and every modern convenience, J-acre in garden and ornamental trees. Only £1400. 609 CHARLES CLARK. ~ PAPANUI. IDRIS ROAD. CJPLENDID 'Building Section containing *J over 1 acre with 132 feet frontage and stream at back. Only £225, or would consider offer. 49 CHARLES CLARK. GRAND LITTLE FARM CHARING CROSS. OQ*T ACRES, subdivided into 10 paddocks, __ I well fenced and watered, good sroomed house, 5-stalled stable, implement shed, sheep yards, etc., nice garden. Everything in and about this farm is in splendid order, and the price is most reasonable. 439 CHARLEB CLAR-t. CARLTON STREET. CHARMING SITUATION. (Near the College, Parks, and City.) |",""AITHFULLY-BUILT Residence of 10 •*- rooms, well finished throughout, balcony and verandah, wardrobe* large bay window*, tiled hall and verandah floor, w.c, *ower connection, eplendid water aupply, outhou*es, ga_-fitting», electrio bell*, bioycle house, ' motor-car house. 47 perches land in lawn, flowers and fruit garden. Can be inspected ' any time. 569 ' CHARLES CLARK. ' npo LET, "Montrose," Barbadoes street— - -a. Modern Villa of 7 rooms, reduced rent i to good permanent tenant. _ CHARLES CLARK. \ two Shops, Colombo atreet S., < •A City. 15s. .„ CHARLES CLARK. AUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT, „„„„„ 198 Hereford street, C 30 38 • ,- Christchiirch.
PYNE AND CO. MOUNT PLEASANT. MOUNT PLEASANT. IMMEDIATE SALE. HIGH-CLASS FARMS FOR SALE On the PORT HILLS, CLOSE TO THE CITY. SATURDAY, 18th DECEMBER.
PtYNE and CO. have received instructions ' from the Executors of the late R M MORTEN, to SELL by AUCTION, at their Salerooms, on above date, at 12 noon, 1560 ACRES --Of the well-known MOUNT PLEASANT ESTATE, Subdivided into 3 aplondtd farms of the following areas, which, are approximate— 600 ACRES 440 ACRES 528 ACRES
We wish to draw special attention to the sale of this fine property, as it affords "one of the very few remaining opportunities to secure High-class Farms close to the City. There are many beautiful site* for Homesteads, and the sale presents to speculators a chance to buy land which is certain to rise in value in the very near future. The fattening ' properties of the Estate are second to none in the Dominion, the Mount Pleasant Wethers and Lambs being always a feature of the Addington Market. Arrangements have been made to show intending purchasers over the property on Thursday*. Fridays, and Saturdays, and we shall be glad to supply maps and full particulars on application. Owing to the delay in survey, the Cass Bay Block has been withdrawn meantime, bu* will be offered in the autumn. TERMS, which are most liberal, are as follows: — 10 per cent, on . f«!l of the hammer. ,_ 6 „ger cent, on day of possession, 15th tfARCH, 1910. 5 per cent, on 31st DECEMBER, 1910. Balance for three years at five per cent PYNE and CO.. '318 Auctioneers.
CANTERBURY CO-OPERATIVE EGG, POULTRY AND PRODUCE CO., LTD. THHE CANTERBURY CO-OPERATIVE A EGO,. POULTRY, AND PRODUCE COMPANY, LTD. (Late C. R. -Wilson and Co.), „_ GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, SUPPLIERS OF ALL POULTRYMEN'S REQUISITES. GRAIN, SEED AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, GENERAL COMMISSION* AGENTS, ETC. 135 TUAM STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. AUCTION SALES OF POULTRY-EVERY SAi-RDAY. EGGS—WEDNESDAY. EGGS AND PRODUCE-DAILY. >Ye report a very good entry for our usual poultry sale on Saturday. There was a very large attendance, and prices were very satisfactory. The following price* were obtained:—Hens to 4s lOd, Roosters according to quality to 6s 7d, Ducks to s*. Ducklings to 6s 7d, Geese to 9s, all at per pair; Turkey* also sold well. Eggs IOJd to Is Jd ■ per doz. Special Xmss Sale* Saturday, December loth, and Wednesday. December 22nd. Order your crate* now to save disappointment. Cash paid out immediately your poultry is sold. C 4410
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