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AUCTIONS. CHARLES CT-ARK. C. E. Clark.) <X>- E. Clark. pHARLES CLARK. Eatablisbed 1861. 109 HEREFORD STREET, AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. VALUATOR, LICENSED LAND BROKER. MONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES AT CURRENT RATES. CATHEDRAL SQUARE. FINE OFFICES TO LET In the „ _ government life insurance buildings. Charles clark. tcTlet, furnished or un.urnished. GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE of 13 rooms, and offices, 2. miles from Christcuurch. One acre of land, with opti.n • of m.re if desired. FOR FULL PARTICULARS apply to CHARLES CLARK. ' OPAWA. SPLENDID SITUATION. MUST BE SOLD. SUPERIOR RESIDENCE of 9 rooms, plastered and papered throughout. E. . bells, bathroom, porcelain bath, lavatory, h; . and c, verand-hs, fancy wind-ws. large hall, fine gates and hearths, pantry, storeroom, wasfchcu.e, nearly one acre in choice gardens. -This is a splendid home for a retired gentleman. For price and card to view apply ' 3 charles clark. '. city, wes-Tend. i overlooking cranmer, square.VERY SUITA r,n> fc-OTt A DOCTOR'S RESIDENCE. TWO-STORIED ' dUJLO'iO DWELLING of 9 rooms, w.lh a large music room on the fide, which cou.d , be converted into a waiting room nnd con- . suiting room. The other rooms are large and lofty, postered and papered throughout, and ! with every modern convenience. 2 w.c'e. sewer ' connection, asphalt paths. Splendid .-acre eection, well planted. This ia one of the be?t situations in Chri. tchurch. and should command a quick sale at the above figure. . ' 650-3 : CHARLES CLARK, Agent. ! ST. ALBANS. [ JUST OFF PAPANUI ROAD. GOOD SITUATION. SPLENDID OUTLOOK. -f?1 ftf-ft— SUPERIOR Two-storied Rongh*lUOU ' Cast Bungalow, of 7 rooms, p'.astered and newly papered with the latest de- . signs. Gn. throughout, verand-h, lead lisrht [ windows, bath, lavatory, h nnd c, w.c, sewer, , h.p. water, outhouse, verandah. Lovely terrace section, containing J-acre, tastefully laid out. Terms arranged. 587-3 . Cf-ABLES CLaRIC. ? BEALEY AVENUE. " GOOD POSITION. NORTH ASPECT. NEAR THE CAR. . _f?7QC—SPLENDID VILLA of 7 rooms, 3w lOD plastered, newly papered and ] painted throughout, bath lavatory, h and c, i . O.iel window, gas, wardrobes, verandah, washhouse, w.c, sewer, aspnalt paths, . 30 J perches, well fenced and improved. 704 C i CHARLES CLAxv-.. • " : MERIVALE. FRONTING PAPANUI ROAD AND MERIVALE LANE. ' A BOUT 4 Acres, in choice grounds, hand- " _/x some trees and shrubs of every descrip- ■ tion. Large dwelling of 17 rooms, with every • I possible convenience, splendid vinery, con--5 servatory, fine stabling, etc. This property ri is very suitable for an Institute. Fuller psr- ' ticulars can be had on apDlicr.tron to 708 - CHARLES CLARK. MOTOR-CAR. 1 f_» 1 _t RENAULT LANDAULETTE, praclv X~x. tically new. Full particulars from | CHARLES CL-..-K, [ C 6587-1943 Auctioneer. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. SPEIRS, SAUNDERS AND CO. I ! (R. M. Speirs. R. L. Saunders. L. J. Wilkins.) ABSOLUTELY CHEAP CANTERBURY SREEP, CROPPING ANjj DAIRYING FARM. OVER 180 ACRES, of which about 70 acres is the best of cropping and dairying land, practically flat, and balance ia tip-top sheep land vlow hills) in English grass and tussock. Subdivided into 10 paddocks, all watered by natural streams. Three miles distant from large country town, railway, saleyards, and creamery, and i 1 mile from school. i Good 7-roomed House built seven years, 4-stalled stable, chaffhouse, granary, 8-bailed i cowshed, trapshed, pigstyes, etc. '< Will carry 250 sheep and either 20 cows or con. iderable crop it preferred. This is a really cheap farm in an excellent district and well worth immediate inspection. Price £17 10s per acre. £1000 cash. SPEIRS, SAUNDERS and CO. A REALLY GOOD MONEY-EARNING FARM. OOA ACRES of good sweet cropping and ■ i 1/ sheep fatten'ng land; well sub- • divided, well fenced and well watered. Grows 1 good yields of wheat and oats. At present I there are about 50 acres in oats, 10 acres :in wheat, and 50 in green feed; also 60 acres 1 , ploughed for rape and turnips, balance in I Englisu grass. Buildings comprise good House of 6 rooms, '| h. and c. water, etc., new 6-stalled stable, 2 ' j looseboxes, large loft, implement shed, drafting yards, etc. The situation is in a good district, handy to rail, school and post office, and well within 1 driving distance of Christchurch. This is a really profitable sheep-raising and 1 cropping farm. Price £22 per acre. Good terms. SPEIRS, SAUNDERS and CO. ANOTHER GOOD FARM. , ' COULD BE WORKED «WITH ABOVE. f\F about 230 ACRES, situated only two " or three miles distant from the rbove. Subdivided into 8 paddocks, well fenced and watered; 60 acres in oats, 35 acres ploughed for rape and turnips, balance in English, grass. Buildings Comprise good 4-stalled stable and chaffhouse. Altogether this ia a good sheep and cropping farm, well worth inspection, and with the 230 acres described above would make a nice sized farm. Price £18 per acre. Easy terms. SPEIRS, SAUNDERS and CO. HANDY LITTLE SHEEP FA.tiii. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. MEARLY 400 ACRES of good sweet Bheen ■*■' and oat-growing land, all well fenced and subdivided, and all paddocks watered; 150 acres in oats, 50 acres ploughed for rape and turnips, balance in English grass. Good 7-roomed homestead,, all necessary outbuildings; several shelter plantations. Situation less than 1 mile from post effice and school. Carrying capacity 2 sheep to acre. This is one of the few remaining good propositions in Mid-Canterbury sheep country. Price £11 10a per acre. Only £500 cash required; balance on easy terms. SPEIRS, SAUNDERS and CO C 7109-1938 169 Cashel street CENTRE of City—Modern Bungalow of 4 rooms, high foundation, main sewer, plastered, high pressure water, hot and cold, bath, lavatory basin, sink and tubs, figured ximu panelling. Northern aspect £425; £25 deposit, or cash offer. J. G. _»annerman, 655 Colombo street C 7445 (*fl ACRES Dairy Land with Buildings To v>" Let, 3 years' lease, 52s 6d per acre, within 4 miles from Christchurch. Owner to a good man would give option of purchase at a reasonable price. J. G. Bannerman, 655 Colombo street EXCHANGE— Tho owner of an exceedingly superior 5-roomed Bungalow, ideally situated, in St. Albans, i*ai the tram service, is prepared to entertain an Exchange of his equity of at least £150, for a Section ' of land in the Riccarton or Addington dis tricta. Early replies. J. G. Bannerman, Colombo street, - I? 85 EEADY for occupation—A very beautiful and artistic New Bungalow of 5 rooms, with a full i acre. Ail timbers, furnishings, etc., are guaranteed to be first-class. Th° I workmanship and finish are exceptionally good. The owner built to his own requi:eI ments, bnt has been compelled -to leave Christ- ' church. Terms can be arranged. J. G. Bannerman, Colombo street.