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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIII, Issue 10594, 1 March 1895, Page 8

Oharle® Clark. TfilS DAY. i 4 NBW~PIANOS. ■UNCLAIMED CARGO, marked 40c in diamond,' December, 1894. ' ME CHARLES CLARK lias received instructions from the Agent for the Consignors to SELL BY AUCTION, THIS DAY, FBI DAY, MARCH 1, At the hour of 12 o’clock noon, 4 HIGH-CLASS PIANOS. The following is the description Solid walnut cases, ivory keys, iron frame, oblique overstrung, improved check action, brass tuning-plate, and all the latest improvements. (Also zinc-lined cases for each.) Note. —The pianos will be ottered separately, and owing to the circumstances will be sold without reserve. Approved bills will be accepted. No. 487 3857 E. B, Sorensen. LYTTELTON. On the Premises, Norwich Quay. THIS DAY, At 1 o’clock. y HB. SORENSEN has received instructions s from Mr Fred Thornly to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, All that VALUABLE PROPERTY, situated ill Hawkhurst Road, Lyttelton, consisting of quarter-acre of Land, and having erected thereon two capital Dwelling-houses, both let to good tenants. The property must he sold, and a considerable amount can be left on mortgage if required. 403 G H. B. SORENSEN, Auctioneer, Properties for Sal© or To Let. IB) AG G S AND HUE EY, 131, COLOMBO STREET. LINWOOD. FOR SALE—A BARGAIN. NEW HOUSE, containing 5 large plastered rooms, bathroom, pantry fitted with shelves and cupboards, scullery, washhouse, copper, workshop, &c., fine section, over quarter acre, well fenced and planted. Owner determined to sacrifice, and no reasonable offer refused. The above is a chance seldom met with, as the house is extra well-built and finished, is new, and the situation unsurpassed, close to tram and close to centre of city, and favourable terms arranged. FOB SALE. HEREFORD STREET, Linwood Modern House of 6 rooms, bathroom, hot and cold water, scullery, washhouse, copper, fine quarter-acre section; all in good order; very cheap. OLD-ESTABLISHED STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS BUSINESS FOB SALE, centrally situated in Christchurch. Good Profits. Stock at Valuation (estimated at £300). Fuller particulars from undersigned. FARM of 43 acres splendid laud, well fenced, good 6-roomed house, ample outbuildings; £550. Close to township and railway. FARM of 400 acres good land, fenced, 6-roomed house and outbuildings. Lease for sale, 4J years to run, very low rent, right of purchase. 5 ACRES splendid land, house of 5 rooms, stables, granary, &c., St Albans; £SOO. SMALL MANUFACTURING BUSINESS FOE SALE, £SO cash, balance arranged. Good profits, permanent, and can he extended. Full particulars on application. FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED HOUSES TO LET, Particulars on inquiry. New Catalogues Ready. Large List of Farms to select from. Send for particulars. 8A663 & DUFFY. ” 5 A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. T o li E T For a Term of 7 Years, that FIRST-CLASS BOARDING-HOUSE, WITH REFRESHMENT ROOMS AND SHOP, Known as CHOMLEV LODGE, Containing—--19 Rooms, bathroom, lavatory, hot and cold water, high-pressure boiler, electric light, gas and every modern convenience; well furnished. Situation—Corner of Thorndon Quay and Davis Street, WELLINGTON. Two minutes’ walk from Manawatu Railway Station, and about four minutes’ from Government Station, For further particulars, apply on the Promises; or to A. J. MoTAVISH & CO., , 8807 33, Lamhton Quay, Wellington. BUILDING SECTIONS, CITY AND ST ALBANS, Fos a l u BY H. L. BOWKEEj ESTATE AGENT, 255, Colombo Street, Market Place, Christchurch. Telephone 604. BATH STREET, off: Colombo Street south (north aspect)—Section having frontage 145 links, • or would ho divided to suit a buyer. ARMAGH and MANCHESTER STREETS and OXFORD TERRACE (corner)— Capital Shop, building site. RICHMOND, North-east Belt—ll Capital Building Sites, being the balance of the sections in the “Heywood Estate.” Good, high building sections, long frontages; low prices; most easy terms. MADRAS and PETERBOROUGH STREETS (corner) —Capital Building Site for Shop or Dwelling. Easy terms arranged. CITY, Lichfield Street and Bedford Row—Section having frontage 66 feet to each street and depth 3 chains. A first-class warehouse site, CITY, Wilson Street (just off' Lower High Street) —Section having frontage 33 feet, by depth 99 feet. CITY, Tuam Street east, between Madras and Barbadoes Streets—Capital quarter-acre building site, CITY, Oxford Terrace east—Section containing 33 . perches, having 50 feet frontage; price £IOO. Terms £2O cash, balance arranged. ST ALBANS, Fitzgerald Street, corner (just over North Belt)—Capital section containing halfacre and 4 perches, or would be subdivided. CITY, Comer Oxford Ten-ace and Rees StreetSection having frontage 100 feet. Price £l4O. CITY, Rees Street (just off Queen Street)—Section having frontage 1 chain by 2 chains. Easy terms arranged. CITY, Clyde Street (off Madras Street)—Section having frontage 06 feet. Price £SO. CITY, Manchester Street south (Dundas Street)— Some capital building sites, ST ALBANS (comer Springfield Road,and St .Albans Lane)—Section half-acre, very suitable for coalyard or for the erection of 2 or 3 houses. , , , CITY, Salisbury Street (between Colombo and Manchester Streets) Good building site, nearly quarter-acre. CITY, MANCHESTER STREET (just north of Salisbury Street)— Capital building site, containina half-acre and 11 perches. RICHMOND (just over Stamnore Bridge)—Six beautiful building sites, each having frontage of 75 feet, three of which front River Road and three front Avon Glade. Those are the perfection of building sites in a first-class neighbourhood, RICHMOND, STANMOEE ROAD and GEORGE STREET—Sections nearly quarter-acre a ach; price from £6O to £BO per section. Terms, 10s per month for each £2O of the purchase money. NO INTEREST. J. B. JUGGINS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, EKETAHBNA, WAXRABAPA, HA FARM OF 100 ACRES, »U felled, , fenced, and in good English grasses; a mile and a half from creamery, and good rood. Price £6OO. FARM OF 148 ACRES, felled, fenced and in good English grasses; a new four-roomed bouse, garden and outbuildings, within a mile of creamery and railway station ; a metal road to the property. Price £8 par acre. FARM OF 320 ACRES, 120 Acres of which is in grass, house, stockyard, Ac., entirely fenced; 9 miles from Eketahuna. Price for owner's?interest, £IO4O. FARM OF 532 ACRES, in best English glasses, sub-divided into fivopaddocka with totara posts and galvanised wire; a new six-roomed totara House, with furniture, tools, garden, orchard, sheep yards and dip, Ac. Price £6los per acre. FARM OF 150 ACRES to Let or Sell, all felled, fenced and grassed. This Farm can be leased for five years at a rental of 7a par acre, or it can he bought for £6 per acre. FARM OF 190 ACRES, 95 Acres in grass, about 50 chains of fencing, good fourroomed bouse; three miles from creamy; a metal road phases the property. Pnoo £700; terms. FARM OF 322 ACRES, all felled, fenced and ingrasa: sub-divided into-fivopaddocks; a new totara House of four rooms, garden, orchard, &c.; sheep yards, dip and other buildings; stock can bo had at valuation. Price for farm £7 per acre. FARM OF 210 ACRES, all .felled, and. fenced and in the best English grasses; a new totara Whare; all fencing posts of totara and galvanised wire, "Price £5 15s*per-aqre, Also, VARIOUS OTHER PROPERTIES, FARMSAND HOTELS. Correspondence invited and promptly attended to 3715 ’ J. B. -TOG GINS,