MESSRS CRADDOCK McCROSTIE COMPANY.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 14306, 18 March 1912, Page 8

MESSRS CRADDOCK McCROSTIE COMPANY.

WEEKLY SALE REPORT

Messrs Craddock McCrostio Company | report having sold during tho past week, on account Mrs Hadfield, 6 acres of land with buildings thereon, situate Avonhead road, Riccarton, to Mr C J. Newell; account Mr Armstrong, his nenrly new residence, together with about 2J acres of land, Harewood road, Pnpanui, to Miss Richardson; account Mr Midgley, his superior bungalow residence. Fendalton, to a client, halfacre block of land Garland's road, Opnwa. to Mr Alesander; account Mr Walkor. residential property, Radley road, Woolsfcon, to Mr Chnrlesworth; also by public auction, account Mr C. Howell, 6 acres with homestead and buildings thereon, Burwood, to Mr Waldron: also having held a successful clearing sale on account Mr McKenzie, at his residence. Lancaster street; account trustees lato Mr A. Moore; clearing salo of dairy cows, pigs. .xX) head poultry, 90 hives bees, furniture and effects 'at Woodend, when there was a largo attendance of buyers. We beg to draw special attention to the important salo to bo held in our rooms on Thursday next, on account Christchurch City Council, splendid block of land, with six cottages thereon, having frontages to Wordsworth and Queen streets, Sydenham, close to Colombo street; also in the estate of tho late Mr Speight, at tho residence, x>urwood, on Thursday next, the nearly new residence, together with about 3-acro of land, also the furniture and effects, books, poultry, etc., etc.; also on Friday next, account Mr W. J.CloudcsIcy at bis residence, corner of Hereford street and Cannl reserve, Linjood, practically new furniture and effects, piano, etc., etc., on view Thursday afternoon next; also.on account ilr S. L. Partridge, on Thursday, March 21st, on the premises, No. 6o fe» dal ; ton road, tho beautifully situated bungalow, together with 2 • roods 16 perches of land, lovely stream frontage; also tho superior furniture and effects. Chi Tuesday, April 2nd, on account Mr Fielder (who is leaving for wclUnßton)", his residence, No. 68 Mile road, Linwood, and the furniture and effects, which are practically new. o STOCK EXCHANGE~OF CANTERBURY. The fo'.lowing sales were reported on •Change on Saturday-.-Mason, StruUms £1 !4. 6d: Ro«e GoldnoMe, 3s 4Jd; Waihi, £1 19s i 3d- New Zealand Shipping Co., £13 ss. •it* latest quotations Se]lere £ c. d. £ c. A BANES National of N.Z. .. 517 8 — Christchurch .. •• — » • ° INSURANCENational of N.Z. .. 118 9 - Canterbury Frozen Meat ' — 8 0 0 Canterbury Frozen Meat (preference) •• — 6 5 0 ! Christchurch Meat Co. 1 (£lO paid) •• — WlO 0 Christcburch Meat i Co. , (£4 ieeue, £2 paid) — 3 0 .0 SHTPPING— IT.S. Shipping Co. .. 12 13 0 — Union Steam Ship .. 2 10 — MISCELLANEOUS- : Mason, Struthers .. — 14 6 Mason, Stiuthers (l"4s pd.) — 017 0 BREWERIES— Manning and Co. .. — * 10 0 Ward and Co. — 6 2 6 miningRoss Goldfields .. 0 3 2 0 34} Talisman .. ..260 — Waiii .. .. 119 0 2 0 0 ! AUCKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE. (PRESS ASSOjIATION TKLEOBAM.) AUCKLAND, March 16. The following business was done at noon to-day :—Talisman, 475, 47s 3d; Waihi Paoroo, 455; South British Insurance, 745. WELLINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE. (PBESS ASSOCIATION TELKGRAU.) • WELLINGTON, March 16. Tho only sales on the Stock Exchange today were of Talismans (three transactions) at £2 7s.