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AUCTIONS. CHARLES CLARK. :. B. dark.) (L. E. Clark, OHAELES CLAEK. 109 HEEEFORD STREET. Established 186 L AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AG EST. Money to Lend at Current Rates of Interest. ST. ALuANS. JUST OFF PAPANUI ROAD. £1450. SUPERIOR TWO-STOREY MODERN lOUSE OF S RCOMS (all large). Slab tile grates and hearthe, electric bells, largo bay ,nd oriel window*, telephone- recess with avatory basin, wardrobes, porcelain hath, hewer, basin, h. and c, lead floor to bathoom, pantry, verandah, and balcony, wa»hiousc glanshouEe, motor garage; over J-acre aatefully laid out. Th« Property is for Sale at £250 below oat about i years ago. Too largo for iwner's requirements only reason for selling. Tern*. 338-4 | CHARLES CLARK. GEORGE STREET, NEW BRIGHTON. CLOSE TO THE BEACH AND TRAM. SUPERIOR BUNGALOW of 6 ROOMS 3 plastered and papered, bathroom, h. and ;., tfie hob grate* and hearths, gas, oriel iasement and fan leadlight windows, ward•obes, pantry, scullery, sink. verandah, waeh-ic-use and coalbouse, asphalt p»the, deep rell: splendid high section about 30 perches, lieely laid out. PRICE, £950. Terms if reinired. WBC CHAELES CLARK, Agent* CASHMEEE HILLS THE BEST SITUATED BUNGALOW ON THE HILLS. JUST OFF THE TRAM. NEAR THE SCHOOL AND STORE. BUNGALOW OF 7 ROOMS, plastered and panelled, walls and ceilings, ward:obes and cupboarde. plenty of wardrobes ind cupboarde, invert gas fittings, sun balyony, bathroom, sine bath, basin, h. and c, pantry and safe, scullery, sink, copper, tubs, b. and c. over, w.c., eewer, h.p. water, rail water tank; 45 PERCHES LAND, well fenced and tastefully laid out. PRICE £1160. Easy terms arranged if r* luiied. 157-4 CHAELES CLAEK, Agent. CATHEDRAL SQUARE. IN THE GOVERNMENT LIFE INSUEANCE BUILDINGS. SPLENDID SUITE OF OFFICES. Larg Public Office, with 3 Private Roomi Strong Room, etc RENT. £104 TEAR. 71 CHARLES CLAEK. BOOKS! BOOKS! CHAELES CLAEK has received instrui tiorts from the Executors of the la< A. R. Inwood to SELL by AUCTION, in tl ROOMS, 109 Hereford street, on WEDNE£ DAY, DECEMBER 13th, his VERY VALUABLE GENERAL LIBRARY. ON VIEW, MONDAY. No. 970 SALE AT TWO O'CLOCK. 1& WITHOUT RESERVE. VERY VALUABLE LEASE. HAVING SIXTY YEARS TO RUN. HIGH STREET and HEREFORD STREE (Opposite THE TRIANGLE, and nearly o posito THE BANK OF NEW ZEALAN; respectively.) THE BEST BUSINESS SITES IN TH CITY. CHARLES CLARK has received inaitn tiona to SELL by AUCTION, in U EOOMS, 109 HEREFORD STREET, on WEDNESDAY, DEO. 30th, at 2 p.m., THE LEASE of that MAGNIFICENT FTV3 STOEEY BUILDING, known as "THE HIGH STREET CHAMBERS." in which are THREE SHOPS, two of whie are occupied by Messrs Gough and Son Bootmakers, a»d Messrs Hicks and Cc Jewellers. The other is at present vacant. The FOUR FLOORS ABOVE are let s Offices and Dental Chambers. THE BUILDING is of brick with stnee front, and has a frontage of 69ft 6in to Hig afreet, with a right-of-way to the back froi Hereford street. There is a first-class lifi zixd a very fine iron fire escape. Aleo THE HEEEFORD STREET BLOCK having a frontage of 61 feet, on which ar erected TWO SUBSTANTIAL BRICK ANI STONE BUILDINGS, ONE OF TW( STOREYS AND THE OTHER OF THREI STOREYS. The former being let to Messr Gougb. and Sons, Mr Hehnore. and Messr Ptierson and Newton, and the latter to M F. H. Labatt. THERE IS A LARGE PROSPECTIVE VALUE IN THIS LEASE Which has OVER SIXTY YEARS TO RUN. THE SITUATION IS UNSURPASSEI IN CHRISTCHURCH. Being in the CENTRE OF THE BUSIEST PART OF THE CITY, and the PRESENT RENTALS will NATURALLY INCREASE as time goes on. \S IT IS A LEASEHOLD, a person oi moderate means 3hou'.d find this a good invtstmen;. FrLL'TXRTICL'LAES o: LEASES and TENANCIES. anU the CONDITIONS ol SALE c;.:: s*?n -- the Auctioneer's Office. CHARLES CLARK. No. 03? Auctioneer^