AUCTIONS. ' CHARLES CLARsT HALSWELL QUARRY^HAREs! Cl**™! 8 SELL by AUC- J V> TiON, at lm Rooms, Hereford sireet, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, De« ober 7thj 2000 £1 Shares in the HoWll Quarry Company, Limited. x J p.m. i 3__ Xα 114 C. E. Ciark.) ,-t -p riark f\ H A R L E S CI A B £ 103 HEREFORD STREET. Established ISGI AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT VALUATOR LICEIfSED LAND BROKE R, MONE\ TO LEND OX FRFEROLD SECURITIES AT CURRENT KATES. HIGH ~ OFFICES TO LET. IN the most central position in the City— SUITES and SINGLE ROOMS, at very low rentals. ff O.L EI. lo IT'S T. CLIFTON-Bungaiow, 3 rooms, all modern convenience*. 22a 6d. RHODES STREET, MERIVALE —12 rooms, 1J acres. £150 v-iar. GLOUCESTER STREET WEST—9 rooms, ail conveniences. £125 and iates. MAY'S ROAD—New, 5 rooms, modern; 20s. COLOMBO ROAD (near hills)— New. 6 rooms, modern; 255. DALLINGTON BRIDGE—3i acres in grass, to let. CATHEDRAL SQUARE—One room, first floor; low rent. ST. MARTLN'S— J Rooms all conveniences, 3 acres; £60 year „ .__ charles clark. ™m¥rivale. very central position. HOUSE of 5 Toonis, plastered and papered gas, wardrobes, pantry, bath, h. and c. verandah, sewer connection, weshnouae, nearly j-acre, laid out. l'rico £835. A bargain. " CHARLES JCLARK. BEALEY"AVEXtfE7" ~ SUIT A DOCTOR. WELL Built Villa of 9 large rooms, gas, verandah, bath, h. and c sewer oonnoction, all in thorough order, nearly J-acre, tastefully laid out. Only £1550. Worth incharlesjclark:_ TWO FAMILY" RESIDENCES. PARK TERRACE. OVERLOOKING THE RIVER AND HAGLEY PARK. THE Dwelling-house lately in the occupation of W. H. Tcwnend Esq., at the corner of Park terrace and Kilinoro street, containing 12 Tooms and *U modern conveniences, with verandah front and eide, and 4 small hot houses. The land comprises three-quarters of an acre, with 132 ft frontage to Park terrace and 23lft to Kilinore street. There is ample room to build another house on the latter street. The garden is stocked with the ohoiceet of shrubs and flowers. £3750. w5 ALSO A similar House nearer Be*ley avenue, with 2 frontages. £2600. Easy terns given for either of these fine properties . . 4 1 ' P V ■ CHARLES CLARK. " NEW BRIGHTON. THE PREMIER SEASIDE TOWN. AW. OWLES. Esq., has favoured mc • with instructions to Sell his most complete and up-to-dato Villa Residence, situated in Union street, and containing 6 Tooms. plastered and papered, oriel window, verandah, bathroom, pantry, gas cooking stove, washhouse, trapbouse and slablo, conservatory, fowlhonses and rune, 3 arteaians (1 deep strata). The land contains about J-acre, all tastefully laid out in very choice flowers, shrubs and lawns. This property must bo eeen to be appreciated. Card to view and further particulars from the Agent. 480 CHARLES CLARK. OPAWA. CLOSE TO THE TRAM AND RAILWAY. •f'l ACRES with 3 frontages, well laid out •I* in lawns, flower and fruit gardens; Dwelling of 7 looms, in thorough order, and with every convenience. Gas, lounge verandah, large motor-car house, man's room and all other outbuildings. A bargain at £1500. 485 CHARLES CLARK. WORCESTER STREET. OWNER LEAVING CHRISTCHURCH, ! AND MUST SELL. 2 WELL-BUILT Houses, 1 of 5 rooms, other 6 rooms, in thorough order and with all modern conveniences; Gas, wardrobes, conservatory, fernery, bicyole house, corner J-acre land, plenty room for another Louise. Price for the lot £1455. Well worth enquiry. *66 CHARLES CLARK. I 4 CATALOGUE of PROPERTIES can be ■A. had on application. C 4777 CHARLES CLARK. J CONWAY MATSON AND SONS. TO CONTRACTORS, ETC. .TITE have two Threshing Machines for »» sale, together with runs of from 60 to 70,000 bushels. Will be sold cheap. — ~~ £Boa~ — FOR SALE, the goodwill of a Government L.1J , ., over 10 acres 15 perches of splendid growing land, five minutes' walk from trams, together with a 7-roomed dwelling, and the necessary outbuildings. Splendid living for the right men. Cropping, dairying, oeo keeping, fruit growing, or hog raising. Less than 3 miles but. Fol. 273 CONWAY MATSON and SONS, Agents. P-ffyTC BUYS a firat-rato Suburban <&j\r * O Farm of over 6 acres, lying well to the eun, very beat of growing land, garden and orchard, and several small paddocks, together with a comfortable House of 5 main rooms, pantry, ecullery, and bath, stables and traphouse, w.h., piggeriee, feedhouse, covr shed, etc., windmill and tank, lawn, flower garden, etc. -Fol. 131 V CONWAY MATSON and SONS. -i?7fin—BOATING MEN! Ahoy! Buy *» I \J\J this 6-roomed Villa, handy to the Eatt belt sheds, h. and c, bath, pantry, scullery, main sewer and gas, papered throughout, wardrobes in all bedrooms, nion garden and shrubberies, etc., coal and detached w.h., large section. CONWAY MATSON and SONS. A GENUm¥ItNVESTMENT; 2 SEMI-DETACHED Houees, western aspect, centre of City, 7 rooms each, bath •nd offices. Have let at £1 a week. See ua to-day about these. H. nnd c, msiin sewer, gas, plastered and papered. Both let now at 17* 6d. Price, £785 tho two. CONWAY MATSON and SONS. THE VERY FINEST LAND, TOGETELER WITH A MODERN 8-ROOMED HOUSE, FITTED WITH ALL UP-TO-DATE CONVENIENCES. IN one word, a Christchurch Suburban Farm of the best description, containing 70 acres (more or lesta), situated not far from town in a good district. A business man could run it, as it is not above two miles from an excellent tram service. Offers wanted. Particulars on application. Fol. 74 CONWAY MATSON and SONS, Near Farmers' Co-op., C 5523 Cashel street WARRE. HOCKLEY and CO., LTD., WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, Cathedral square, and 170 Hereford street, tbristcherch. mHIS Company guarantees that all Liquors J. sold by them ars "ABSOLUTELY PURE," and at prices to nuit all customer*. Australian Wines, aii best kinds. Champagne, Burgundy Claret. Port, and Sherry. epecially selected Wines. Brandy. Geneva, Gin, Rum, etc., all leading brands. Scotch Whiskies (guaranteed Highland Malt), well matured in wood. ASSORTED DOZENS SUPPLIED. CHOICE BRANDS OF INDIAN AND HAVANNAH CIGABB. /CANTERBURY BOTTLE EXCHANGH >\J Arc Buyers ci Uttale of ill kind*. * Bottles, Cieks, Sacks. Horcebair, Bones, Caaraa, Rope*. And all kinds of Waste Material. PRICES ON APPLICATION. <7 COLOMBO SXBEJET SOUTH. I CHRISTCHUBCH. Tel«pk<m« 112. C 4041 !
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