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Press, Volume LII, Issue 15772, 13 December 1916, Page 14

AUCTIONS. CHARLES CLARK. c. K. CJtrk.) (L. E. CUrk. QHARLES C L i E K, 100 HEREFORD STREET. Established IS6L AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGEXT. Money to Lend at Current Rates of Interest. ST. ALUJANS.

JUST OFF PAPANUI ROAD. £1450. SUPERIOR TWO-STOREY MODERN HOUSE OF S ROOMS (all large). Slab tile grafceg and hearths, electric bolls, large bay and oriel windows, tolephono recese with lavatory basin, wardrobes, porcelain bath, shower, baeiu, h. and c., lead floor to bathroom, pantry, verandah, and balcony, washhouse glasshouse, moior parage; over i-acre tastefully laid out. Thj Property is for Sale at £250 below coet about 4 years ago. Too large for | owner's requirements only reason for selling'. I Terms. 335-4 | CHARLES CLARK. j ! GEORGE STREET, I NEW BRIGHTON, i CLOSE TO THE BEACH AND TRAM. SUPERIOR BUNGALOW of G ROOMS, plastered and papered, bathroom, h. and c., tile hob gTates and hearths, gas. oriel casemont and fan loadlight windows, wardrobes, pantry, scullery, sink, verandah, washhouse and coalhouso, asphalt paths, deep well; splendid high section about 30 perches, cicely laid out. PRICE, £950. Terms if required. 676 C CHARLES CLARK. Agont.

CASHMERE HILLS THE BEST SITUATED BUNGALOW ON THE HILLSJUST OFF THE TRAM. NEAR THE SCHOOL AND STORE. BUNGALOW OF 7 ROOMS, pla&texed and panolled, walls and ceilings, wardrobes and cupboards, plenty of wardrobes and cupboards, invert gas fittings, sun balcony, bathroom, zinc bath, basing h. and c., pantry and eaie, scullery, 6ink, copper, tubs, h. and c. over, w.e.. sewer, h.p. water rain water lank; 15 PERCHES LAND, well fenced and tastefully laid out. PRICE £1150. Easy terms arranged if required. b ls fc CHARLES CLARK, Agent.

CATHEDRAL SQUARE. IN THE GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE BUILDINGS. OPLENDID SUITE OF OFFICES. Large Public Office, with 2 Private Room*, strong Room, etc. RENT. £104 YEAR. 71 CHARLES CLARK.

| BOOKS! BOOKS! CLARK ha 3 received inatructions from the Executors of the late 4y£'j£ to SELL by AUCTION, in the ROOMS. 109 Hereford street, THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), hi* VERY VALUABLE GENERAL LIBRARY. Containing works by Laing, Darwin, Lyell. Ball, Gibbon, Carlyle, Tyndale, and othei Scientific and Historical writers. Scott's last Expedition, Art Journals Travels, Fiction, etc.

No. 970 SALE AT TWO O'CLOCK. 1804

IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY. 61 FEET FRONTAGE. HEREFORD SITIEET. HEREFORD STREET. IN THE HEART OF THE Bt'SINESS CENTRE. EETWEEN COLOMBO STREET AND THE BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES. ALL THOSE PREMISES AT PRESENT OCCUPIED BY MESSRS GOULD. BEAUMONT AND CO. AND THE NATIONAL INSURANCE CO. /"CHARLES CLARK has been instructed by the Bank of New South Wales to SELL by AUCTION, ut his ROOMS, 100 HEREFORD STREET, on

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20th, at 2 p.m., |THOSE VERY VALUABLE PREMISES ; OCCUPIED AS ABOVE. (Subject to a Right of Light 10 feet wide). THE LAND lias a frontage of Clft 9jin and a depth of UUft Sin, together with li right-of-way C.\ feet wide. THE BUILDINGS are of brick, with handsome stone fronts, and the walls are constructed to carry another 6torev. This could lie added at little expense, and "would greatly increase the earning capacity of the property. THE SITUATION is undoubtedly one cl the finest in the City, and bound to increaso in value. IT IS VERY RARELY THAT PROPFUTIES IN SUCH A CENTRAL POSITION* COME INTO THE MARKET. AND THE SALE AFFORDS A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSINESS FIRMS, INVESTORS, an 1 SPECULATORS. CHARLES CLARK. No. 358 log Hereford street. 1337

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