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AUCTIONS. CRADDOCK'S AGENCY OOY., LTD THIS DAY. THIS DAY. AT 2 P.M. AT 2 P.M. IN OUB LAND SALE BOOMS, CORNER WORCESTER AND MANCHESTER STREETS. A TRULY MAGNIFICENTLY-SITUATED PROPERTY. THE GARDEN CITY'S VERY BEST. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. LOT 1— "VfO. 887 COLOMBO STREET, CITY, com1' prising ideal section (incomparable), with about X chain frontage, and most comfortable! and convenient 8-roomed Dwelling, also spacious balcony and verandah (commanding exquisite views) j electric light and heating, and every other possible up-to-date appointment. Only 2 or 8 minutes' walk from centre, and really a most charming position. MOST REASONABLE TERMS HAVE BEEN ARRANGED. ALSO, LOT 2No. 17 OXLEY STREET. ST. ALBANS (just off Cranford street) —Very high section, containing 3-16ths acre, well fenced and cultivated, and exceptionally nice 6-roomed house, mainly plastered and papered, and equipped with every modern convenience. A few features include electrio light and heating point, kitchen range, gas stove, h. and* c. service, bathroom with shower, tiled Jjearihs and grates, 2 sunny back varandahs, •waahhiQUSo, copper and tuba, wood and ooal house, fowlhouses, etc. A well appointed, comfortable home in an excellent locality. CRADDOCK'S AGENCY COY., LIMITED,A. E. CRADDOCK, Auctioneer. Corner Worcester find Manchester streets, Telephone 6206. 2638 —c mis EVENING. THIS EVENING. 8 o'clock. S o'clock. IN OUR LAND SALE ROOMS, Corner Worcester and Manchester etreete. G IGANTIC AUCTION SALE OF CITY CENTRAL PROPERTIES. IMMENSE POSSIBILITIES. UNPRECEDENTED OPPORTUNITIES. ALL FOR ABSOLUTE SAIE. A WINDING-UP REALISATION. LOT I—Nos. 280 and 268, TUAM STREET (just East of Madras street), Full i* ACitE, 68 feet by 165 feet, with double ' fronted Shop and Dwelling, also Cottage of 4 rooms, eto. LOT 2—No. 272 TUAM STREET, adjoining Lot I—Full J-ACRE (66 feet by 166 feet), with T Verandah House of 6 rooms, eto., thereon (backing on Armstrong's Stores). LOT ft—Nos. 274 and 278 TUAM STREET, adjoining Lot 2—Full J-ACRE (66 feet by 165 feet), with 2 Dwellings of 4 and 5 rooms each. LOT 4 —Nog. 280 and 282 TUAM STREET, adjoining Lot 3—Full J-ACRE, with 2 Dwellings of 4 and 6 zooms respectively. LOT s—Nos. 297, 299, and 801, ST. ASAPH •STREET, just East of Madras street, and adjoining Armstrong's Store —Full 1-ACRE (60 feet by 165 feet), with Shop and 2 Semi-detached Dwellings of 4 rooms, eto., thereon. LOT 6—ST. ASAPH STREET WEST, capital Seotion with' about 29 feet fronta/ge and. -widonngr out at back to 72 feet, wth substantia Corrugated Iron Store. 72 feet by 86 feet, thereon. Access from Tuam street by 12 feet right-of-way. LOT 7—RICHARDSON ' TERRACE, OPAWA, just' North of —— street— Magnifloent Terraced Building Block; containing nearly j-ACRE, with lovely river frontage. Room for 8 fine Bungalows. A gift At the reserve fixed. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE.—The aßovoflnely situated properties must be disposed' of tinder the hammer in order to olose joint accounts. The City properties have unlimited possibilities, and will, in the course of a very limited period, become exceedingly valuable. They are in close proximity to some of the leading business premises in the city, and must shortly be in imperative demand for commercial purposes. , Tho Easiest ©f Terms have been arranged. All'further particulars, terms, eto., from CRADDOCK'S AGENCY COY., LIMITED, A. E. CRADDOCK, Auctioneer, Corner Worcester snd Manchester streets. TELEPHONE 8806. 3689 LYTTELTON. LYTTEfLTON, TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. At 2 pjn. ' .At 2 p.m., IN OUR LAND SALE ROOMS, NORWICH QUAY (NEXT TO BRITISH HOTEL). TMPORTANT TRUST AND OTHER 1 REALISATION SALES. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. LOT i—ON ACCOUNT DURHAM'S ES- •, tateCORNER CANTERBURY AN© BIPON STREETS, LYTTELTON Capital Coiner Site, with good frontages to the streets mentioned, and comfortable and convenient [Verandah Dwelling, containing 4 rooms and conveniences. A k very oompaot and well situated littlo homestead. • LOT O—ON ACCOUNT OF MR H. A. WILLIAMS— . . • JACKSON'S ROAD tjYTTELTON—Ab«xt 15 Perahes (Pari Town ■ Seotion 108), ' having 100 FEET FRONTAGE to Jaokson's road by a depth of about 62 feet with the 2 Cottages each, containing 4 rooms, thereon. FIRST'RATE situar tion. An /excellent opportunity for an Investor or Speculator. ; LOT 8-ON ACCOUNT OF MR C. A. : BRYANT, who is leaving Lyttelton— No. 45 TICEHURST ROAD, LYTTELTON—CAPITAL LITTLE CORNER Section, and well-built "Wrandah Dwelling of 4 rooms, eta, thereon. In i'---' first-class order throughout. V«iy fin# • situation. , LOT 4-ON, ACCOUNT OF 1 TRUST ESTATE— , ROSS TERRACE, LYTTELTON (just above Mr James Pitcaithlers Residence)—2 ROODS 10 PERCHES, best • garden sdil, well stocked with fullbearing fruit trees, and House containing S living zooms and conveniences* Commanding .situation. Delightful Views. ]{oit be sold in order to do* Estate Accounts. CRADDOCK'S AGENCY COY, LIMITED. A. E. CRADDOCK, Auctioneer, Norwich. <xuay, Lyttslton, and Corner Worcester and Manchester street, Chris tchur oh. TELEPHONE 6306. 26M WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14th, 1921, At 2 pan. At 2 p.m. > BY PUBLIC AUCTION. IN OUR LAND~SALE ROOMS, CORNER WORCESTER AND MANCHESTER STREETS. On acoount of the owner, who far family reasons must reside right in the City. No. 804 ST. ASAPH STREET, LINWOOD, comprising fine Hi;h Section, containing about J-aero, splendid garden soil, and Massively-built and Well-finished Dwelling, containing 6 main living rooms,* plastered and most artistically papered and decorated throughout, together with every possible modern convenience and equipment, including h. and c. service, gae and gas heater, electric light and heating points, pantry, large scullery, bathroom, washhouse, oopper ana tubs, wardrobes, tiled _ crates anA hearths, bay window, vary wide Northern ; imrahdah, and many other pleasing appointments. The finanoe can be axranged on a most reasonable basis. This highly desirable home is for Urgent Sale. CRADDOCK'S AGBNCJY COY.* LIMITED. ' A. E. pRADDOCK. Auctioneer Corner Worcester and Manchester (streets. jELEPaONB-fiSOi