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Press, Volume LI, Issue 15453, 4 December 1915, Page 19

| AUCTIONS. ■ CHARLES CLARK. ' C. B. Clark.) CL. E. Claxk. pHABLES CLARK, / 109 HEREFORD STREET. 1861. AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. 6TROWAN. STROWAN". PAPANUI ROAD, MAGNIFICENT ESTATE. C f CHARLES CLARK (in o<»jvm«tw« with MESSRS TONKS, IsORTON and CO.) have received instructions from tho of tho lftto Geo G. Stead to offer ty AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15th, At the Rooms, Hereford street, At 2 o'clock, THIS MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY, CONTAINING 30 ACRES, Witt Long Frontages to the Papanui and Norman's roads. THE HOUSE is large, modern, and delightfully situated upon a high terrace, and tb© grounds 6-7 acres in extent, jit© tastefully laid onfc and planted with tree® »ad shrubs of many years' growth. THE OUTBUILDINGS are extensive and mbstantiaL THE PROPERTY will be offered first as • x whole, and if not sold then in two lots, vir. ' ; J. THE RESIDENCE and OUTBUILDINGS, together with the garden grounds. 1. THE BALANCE OF THE LAND. * r THE HOUSE AND GROUNDS Are the FINEST AROUND CHRISTCHURCH. . The open land is eminently adapted for v . subdivision, as it has long frontages to . ' Papanui and Norman's roads, is high and dry, and the scil is of first-class quality. This. i» the last property available for soJxJiviaiou in thie favourite locality, and V the 'sections are bound to meet with a ready sale. .... Cards to view must be from the Auctioneer. No. 736 % 8670 JIERIVALE. JUST OFF RUGBY STREET. £1300 i Superior Baogtlow of 7 rooms, plastered, f>z papered, and panelled walls, large bay and -:j >, leadlight windows, tile air-pit grates and | hearths, gu fittings, linen room, wardrobes, storeroom, boot cupboard, broom cupboard, •_ C* bathroom (porcelain bath), shower, basin, h. -j and c., china cupboard, r. blinds, verandah, TF.C. sewer, scullery, coal and wood-house, washhouse, h.p. water,. asphalt paths; 34 i- ; Perches, high terrace site, tastefully laid out and.well'kept. j ' Tb® Owner is selling on account of going K; back, to live on his Farm. The Property is 4> : ," splendid value, and should command a ready 1: tale at the above figure. 320-4 f CHARLES CLARK, $•-" v Agent, I ' : • 109 Hereford street. ■" : : THE BEST POSITION IN LOWER RICCARTON, JUST OVER HAGLEY PARK da Estate late George Harris). • SIX MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITES, :• ■ *** as under:— - 1 ROOD 13 PERCHES, fronting West belt (between the properties of Mrs Geo. Harris and C. J. No* !1, Eeq.), and overis i looking the Park. Planted with fruit > and ornamental trees — J shrubs. Live fences on two sides. A beautiful resides* v tial site. 8 SECTIONS, fronting Station approach, •trying from i-ACRE to 82 PERCHES, very sunny, high frontages, planted with ehoioe English trees. .3 SECTIONS, fronting Kilmarnock street, each 1 ROOD A PERCHES. : SECTION, fronting Station approach, con- >• taining 30 PERCHES. - *-* above Sections aro arronr ths few re- - maining in this very favourito district, just ever tho Park, and close. to Tram, and the v. attention of all on the look-out for CHOICE RESIDENTIAL SITES is specially drawn to wis sale. CHARLES CLARK, v WANTED TO RENT. F° a » First-class, careful Tenant, good House of Bto 10 rooms. Must bo in a V * J® 01 * locality. For a term from March next. J- Particulars to t , - CHARLES CLARK, C 2070-1193 - 109 Hereford street. WANTED KNOWN. 'THAT F. H STEEL has REDUCED the JjRICE OF MEAT to Rock Bottom for SPOT CASH; and as we hava only a short '•"J 8 to live, get the best. Ksbbish is desr at any price: the beat is "wtya cheapest in the ♦nd. And do not bo r to buy inferior quality or rubbish, when by patronising F. H. STEEL you -Cantering* 00 Cream of City and Suburbs waited on •uuly lot Orderi. o laUtrt tad telegrams promptly attended to. ihS M ??I * Speciati'.y; the annual out>ot reaches half a million pounds. *;>■ quantity sold speaks for itaelf. ' SWI7-5729