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Lyttelton Times, Volume CIII, Issue 12159, 24 March 1900, Page 12

Charles Clark; jy- R .CHA RL E S CLARK. ESTABLISHED 1861. AUCTIONEER. LAND & ESTATE AGENT,, LICENSED LAND BROKER. MONEY FOR INVESTMENT, iu sums of £SO and upwards, at Lowest Current Rates. HOUSES of every description For Sale and To Let. MONTHLY CATALOGUE of PROPERTIES On application, or Posted FREE. No charge made for advertising in this X 2327 Catalogue. WANTED TO LET, FURNISHED^ HOUSE of 9 ROOMS, with all_Modern Conveniences, situated healthiest part of Christchurch; moderate terms to a auitafej® tenant, and early possession can be given* CHARLES CLARK, Hereford Street. 8594 Farm for sale. In the SPRINGSTON DISTRICT, Of 120 ACRES, subdivided into 5 Paddocks. A low price will be accepted, and easy termai of payment given. 7533 No. IGS. CHARLES CLARK. NcTRTH~LI NWO 0D ~E'STATE' ’ The remaining unsold sections are now FOR SALE PRIVATELY AT' AUCTION PRICES. Easy terms. CHARLES CLARK, 8595 No. 182. Hereford .Street. SPLENDID RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY' AT SUMNER. MR CHARLES' CLARK is instructed by MaJ, Carmichael, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At his Rooms in Hereford Street, on, TUESDAY, APRIL 10th, Lot 142 and part of 143, containing 0a U lOp, at the Corner of Nayland and ■Euston Streets, together with Dwelling* house of 8 rooms, bathroom (h and <5. washhouse -and scullery; at present iefi to Mk J. S. Williams. Sale at 12 o’clock. H. S. BROWN, 8593 No. 109. Auctioneer, TO PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMEN, 'MER< CHANTS, INVESTORS, AND OTHERS. FOR SALE BY AUCTION. THE BEAUTIFUL AND UP-TO-DATE RESIDENCE OP R. .STRUTHEES, ESQ., Known as “ Greenan House,” Lichfield Street. MB CHARLES CLARK, in conjunction! with Mr J. T. BELL, has received instructiona from Robert Struthers, Esq., to SELL BY AUCTION, At his Booms in Hereford Street, on TUESDAY, APRIL IXHh, His Charming Residence, situate as above. THE LAND comprises half an acre (T.S. 930 and 932). tastefully laid out in Tennis Lawn, Ornamental Grounds, Orchard and Kitchen Garden. THE DWELLING HOUSE contains Drawing-room, Dining-room, Smok-ing-room, Large Social Room, ‘5 Kitchen, Scullery, 2 CPantries, Bathroom, Lavatory, W.C., and Washhouse. THE HOUSE was most faithfully built with slate roof, Totara Weatherboards, Heart of Totara and Black Pine Plates, li inch Kauri flooring. All outside and inside walls rest on solid concrete foundations, making the House almost everlasting. Internally it is in beautiful order, being plastered throughout, papered, painted and decorated in a most elaborate manner. All the principal rooms have marble or slate mantelpieces. All doors are of Oregon Clear Pine, most expensively fitted with mortice furniture. The gas-fittings and Venetian Blinds go with the property. A COMPLETE WATER-SUPPLY, comprising Deep Well ,'Sam, four 400-gallon Tanka, hot and cold water-supply to Scullery, Bathroom, Lavatory, Washhouse, etc. The water is also laid on throughout the garden. Perfect drainage and connection with main sewer. THE OUTBUILDINGS comprise first-clasa 2-stalled Stable and Coachhouse, greenhouse, Powlhouse, Fernery, Toolhouse, Coal ana Wood house. The whole forming one of the most attractive properties in Christchurch. j'ale at 12 o’clock. Cards to View. H. S. BROWN, 8597 No. 186. Auctioneer. P. C. Tab art HA WARDEN SALEYARDS. THURSDAY, MARCH 29th. C. TAB'ART WILL SELL as above-i On account of F. Macdonald, Esq., 11 Richmond,” 160 FAT MERINO WETHERS. On account of Mr A. Dalsell, 1 JERSEY COW, due to calf on March 28. . Further entries solicited. 8611 PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT OF SALE OF 8000 AOItES of the Celebrated “ LYNDON ESTATE,” AMURI, Consisting of Freehold Agricultural and Pastoral Farms; to be offered by Auction oa SATURDAY, APRIL 28th, at the Rooms of the Undersigned, 177, 'Manchester Street, Christchurch, at 12 o’clock noon. FC. TABABT, favoured with instructions • from Messrs D. and A. Macfarlane, will offer for Sale by Public Auction as above—--8000 ACRES of First-class Land, situated ini the Amuri District, of easy access by road or. rail, and well watered by the Mason and Lottery Rivers and numerous creeks and swamps, subdivided into 14 Agricultural Freehold Farms ranging from 138 acres to 605 acres, and 8 pastoral freeholds from 919 acres up to 1567 acres in extent. Several of these farms are highly improved, and all have a good supply of water, while tho pastoral areas have already been surface sown, and could be considerably improved' by ploughing. LITHOGRAPH PLANS and further particulars can be had on application to Duncan Macfarlane, Esq., “ Lyndon-,” who will show intending purchasers over the property; 01 from F. C. TABART, Auctioneer, Land Agent, Etc., Christchurch. Funerals, j- anDER SO N» UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMEB, Children’s Funerals from 30s. Adults’ Funerals from 60s. Polished Coffins at a few hours' notice. ADDRESS: 101, VICTORIA STREET, Christchurch. 1913 J. lamb and SON, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS, No. 35, LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone 361. 169 QEO EG E BARR EL 1* UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER. Telegrams and Telephone Orders by Night eg Day Receive Immediate Attention. 63, DURHAM STREET SOUTH. Telephone 631. XI9S7 G. W, J. PARSONS, MONUMENTAL MASON, Mauctiester Street S. Monuments and .headstones fu Marble Granite, and other stones. AH work guaranteed. Lowest possible prices. Concrete Kerbings and Iron Railings in ali the Newest Designs. Inspection Specially Invited. X 2559 1 r [tHE Friends of the late Ellen Reynolds are JL respectfully invited to attend her Funeral, leaving tho Pro-Cathedral, Barbadoes Street, for the Linwood Cemetery, at 2 p.m. This Day. Requiem Mass at 9 a.tn. W. LANGFORD, Funeral Director and Embalmer. 8645^ THE Friends of the late 'Mr Nicholas Joyoo are respectfully invited to _ attend hia Funeral, which will leave tho residence of Mn H. Chapman, Plaxton, on Sunday (To-morrow), at 1.30 p.m., for tho Rangiora Catholic Ceme-i tevy. W. WE'STON, Undertaker. 8656