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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIV, Issue 10704, 13 July 1895, Page 8

Charles Claris. 3£B CHARI, ES CLARK, Established 1861, AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, LICENSED LAND BROKER, Cash Ready for Investment in sums from £SO upwards. HOUSES TO BE LET—--9 Rooms and over—ln Armagh Street West, Park Terrace, Lichfield Street, Merivale Lane, New Brighton, East Belt, Papanui Road (with large range of stabling and 4 acres of land), Papanui Road (with stabling and li acres) 7 and 8 Booms—ln Hereford Street, Cashel Street, Salisbury Street West, also Avonside and Harewood Road (each with 4 acres land) 6 Rooms—Andover Street, Hewitt’s Road (Merivale), Colombo Street (Sydenham), St Albans (with half-acre, good orchard) THE CASHMERE lIOUSE and Grounds 28 Acres, New Brighton District Shops in Colombo and Gloucester Streets POE SALE. A Large Number of Desirable Residential Properties in Town and Suburbs. TWO FIRST-CLASS FARMS in the Springston district, &c. JULY 15, SUPERIOR FURNITURE, VIOLIN, ST BERNARD DOG, &c. MB CHARLES CLARK has been favoured with instructions from Mr Thomas Anderson, who is riving up housekeeping, to SELL BY AUCTION, At No. 120, Armagh Street, ON MONDAY NEXT, THE WHOLE op his SUPERIOR FURNITURE, Comprising— Tapestry and Kidder Carpets, Sofa and S. Chairs in Tapestry and Flush, Curtain Poles and Curtains, Screen, Pictures, Cheffonier, E.P. Ware, Glassware, China, Clock, Cheffonier Bookcase, small Rimu Sideboard with plate-glass back, Walnut Cabinet, Brass-rail Fender, set Brass Irons, Extension Dining Table with screw, Wertheim Sewing Machine, Lamps, Violin, Bed and Table Linen and Blankets, Mangle, Wringer, Kitchen Dresser, the usual Kitchen and Scullery Utensils, Portable Copper, <ko., &c.; also, St Bernard Dog, „ xo months, and large Kennel. No. 516, Sale at 12 o’clock noon. 1310 SALE OF THE WHOLE OP THE FURNITURE In a House of 9 Rooms. HARMONIUM, Ac. MB CHARLES CLARK has been instructed by the executor of the late Mr J. S. Cooke, to SELL BY AUCTION, ' At Elmwood Grove, off East Town Belt, opposite Ward and Co.’s Brewery, i " ON THURSDAY, JULY 18th, THE WHOLE OF THE FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE, including— Brussels and tapestry carpets, suite in mahogany and haircloth, couch in rep, cane lounge, walnut tables, tables, easy chairs, Austrian chairs, fenders and irons, wool rugs, curtain poles and curtains, wool-work ottoman, engravings, marble vases, statuettes, ornaments, large number of hooks including Chambers’s Encyclopsedia, treadle sewing machine by Davis, large harmonium (8 stops), cheffonier bookcase, dining table, large quantity glass ware, plated ware and china, double, three-quarter and single iron bedsteads, woven wire mattresses, feather beds, bolsters and pillows, hnen, blankets, ■ chests drawers, washstand, toilet ware, dressing tables, toilet glasses, linen press, commode, folding chair - bedstead, kitchen and scullery utensils, mangle, pot plants, greenhouse stove, garden tools, Ac., Ac. Sale at 11 o’clock a.m. This sale affords an excellent opportunity to any person wishing to purchase Furniture, as the whole, which is in excellent order, must be sold to close estate accounts. I No. 517 1811 EowDian & Son. BOWMAN AND SON) I Bowman and Son THIS DAY, Commencing at 11 a.m. sharp. DRAPERY/ CLOTHING AND SUNDRIES. .-li/TESSRS BOWMAN A SON have been inJJU, stmotedto SSbL, as above, within their Booms, a Quantity ot lfce above goods. . No reserve. BOVMAN A SON, 1354 ; 1200-206, Hereford Street. TUBfis’xJß Next, ■ PIANO, FUBNITimI AND EFFECTS. By Ordoxoftbe Bailiff. MESSRS BOWMAN a SON are instructed by ■ the Bailiff to Sell, within their Booms, as ahwve, the FURNISHINGS of a Six-roomed House, removed from the oomtry for convenience of sale. Furbiture buyers arf requested to see Monday’s papers for the list 6f goods to he disposed of. Absolutely no reserve/ ■ * BOWMA1) a SON, Auctioneers, 1355 . : : 2)0-206, Hereford Street. Bowman and Son] [Bowman and Son WJEDNJKSEAY NEXT. / SADDLEIY. SADDLERY. MESSES BOWJAN & SON are favoured with instrnctions F yom a Saddler who is giving ,np business and leaviig Christchurch, TO SELL, within their Rooms, bs very complete stock of HARNESS, Ac,, Ac, F’or full particulars.aee Monday’s paper. Owing to the immediate departure of our client, wo are instructed to sell ever] lot to the highest bidder. 1358 JOWMAN A SON, 200-206, Hereford Street. W. B. Harding] O B F S [Bowman and Son A L E SYDENHAM—Goid healthy position, 4-roomed House, verandah, &!., stabling, loft, coachhouse and buildings, two orchards; half-acre in two sections'. Sell housewith one or both sections, or section separately, rfcirgain, SYDENHAM, Soithampton Street —5-roomed House, scullery, ve'iudah and buildings, and 2-roomed house and:|Bullery, all well-built; over half-acre land. Houa, stabling and good section of land, situate MonWal Street south. These properties are for sale in order to wind up estate accounts, ami no oft if approaching reason will ho refused. J LXNWOOD, Nursfy Road Two well-built Houses, one of 6 and ne of 4 rooms; washhouses and buildings. Owne desirea immediate sale. BEYNDWYE—S-rdJmed House, scullery, detaohed washhouse, ilm roof, verandah, halt-acre planted with fruit tries, good orchard and garden. Price £2BO. ' ' • , . CHBISTCHUBCH-Under exceptional oiroumstances, 10-roomed H ice, and about quarter-acre. £l9O. . C> CHRISTCHURCH, dast Belt—S-roomed House, verandah, plastered, ean-to, detached washhouse in brick, gas and watii laid on, good section, £250. Cost double; owner laving. ' i NEW BRIGHTON, eu the Esplanade—s-roomed House, scullery, panty end buildings, verandah front and hack, over [uarter-aore. Owner living, in town; will sell at Xo r price. CHRISTCHURCH—Iafe investments, good intsrest on outlay—4 übstantially built 2-story Houses, each coatainig 7 principal rooms, hall, scullery, laundry, hathroms, Ac. 111-health necessitates ownec selling, ArLbe is willing to submit to a sacrifice. : „ FARMS J.ND SECTIONS. We have a numbe for sale. Jjjase state requirements and we wil send particulars. TO LET.—Heathoow-Farm, 25 aoVes,' house and luldings. w, B. .'G.RDiisra (Associated will Bowman and Son), 200-206, Hereford Street, i Jhristohuroh. J. Itgrtin. UNEESER-Ei) CLEARING SALE OF LIVE STOCK AND FABMKG IMPLEMENTS AT ASHLEY GORGE STATION, EAST OXFORD THURSDAY, JULY 25. JOHN INGRAM ,ias been favoured with instructions to h<d, on account of the Ashley hemg o sbld) 6 UQrpqwiice of the property UNRESERVE* CLEARING SALE , ’ , OFIXL its SHEEP, HORSES At!) FAiM IMPLEMENTS ' Now bn the Statica, on tf*-ABOVE DATE, AT THE HOMISTEAi', East Oxford. The Shitp Comprise— Fat , Tvb ■ toot:. CROSS-BRED WETHEIS Fat, Fear • tooti HALF - BRED WETEEIiS ■ 1 Two - tbjth HfibP - BIFEDS, good turnibersV I HALF-BRED LAMIS in good condition HOE&ES-4 g DRAUGHTS, t Hak, 1 Pony IMPIT; .'JEN'S—--1 Double and 1 Singh-PurroviPlough, Cambridge Roller and Seed Box,Yiool-Prei# (Lough’s Patent, nearly new), Harrows Dray and Framie, Chaffcutter, Corn-crusher, aid Hone-Power, Thap and Harness, bheep Troigbs, 'Vfeighing, Machine, Harness, 400 Bushels Oats, md a quantity of Sundries too namoscoi'to partitnlarise. , Saleatll.SO. , Lunchem provided. 1307 JOHN INGRAM, Auctioneer. p. c, 'Tabart. 286 286 475 SIBLEY SAIEYARDS C. T4BART YIBL SELL BY nußiic 'auct: it of Sir !G. H. Clifff.rd, Stonyhurst, -mouth iMEBINO EWE S. in £SO lamb to Lincoln Ban On aciouut. ofclimts. HOGrLTS 150 3&3BED HOGG3JTS, well. g{) ;iiOSaVsBED Ie HOC;GETS 70 IflGf, S3XNS, HIDES, FAT, Ac. j- F. C/TABABT. I, ( Auctioneer,