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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22467, 30 July 1938, Page 13

TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION Tuesday Next, 2nd August, at 7.30 p.m. In our Auction Rooms On Account Charles Clark, Esq. 11 Magnificent Building Sections Auctioneer’s Note Vi fßthcote Five high sections on Colombo Street are part of the well-known Homestead Block. Six sections on Underhill Road are on that sunny Terrace overlooking the Heathcote Stream. A WormWest aspect. Excellent sunny and sheltered position. Rich garden soil, high level sections, sewer, electric light and high pressure water available. Dust free roads. Areas: 30.4 perches to Z roods 4.3 perches. Liberal frontages. Exceptional Terms: 5% Deposit, 5% in a month, balance in one year. Interest 4%. /BO & dte. ft* 9S 9SS too /s 95 UJS rSs* 5 * o o o o s\ 1 »> to to to \\ m (ij « o> SBB /an s*l GO to SB*nt *Uell Q O "a Mia Ti \ ay e r* His, MIO l iox< O Oi Co * s M /SO too WO! ma-/ / ao■/ I 3/7 800 z 30* 900 32 S A) •5 it I i All Lots are offered for absolute sale. The 12 Lots in the last sale were sold by Auction in 20 minutes. Full Particular* and Conditions of Sale from the H To Tram UNDERHILL R? ToTfforrmston SP*t A»cwon*«H. G. LIVINGSTONE & CO. AUCTIONEERS, 109 HEREFORD STREET

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ALMOST EVERY FAMILY is as dependent upon the business judgment of the breadwinner as upon his earning ability. The Wife and Mother, who makes the home, has a right to make certain that the family income will be safeguarded if the breadwinner is taken away. A Trustee Institution has the business judgment and experience of many persons instead of one. Its life is continuous. It does not die or leave the country, and its accounts are subject to a continuous and searching audit. Our officers will be glad to explain how we can serve you in protecting your family’s future. You may discuss such matters it entire confidence. THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES Co. Ltd. Established 1884. A. G. BRETHERTON, Christchurch Manager. 145 Worcester Street, Christchurch. Offices: Christchurch, Timaru, Oamaru, Dunedin, Invercargill-