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Lyttelton Times, Volume CVI, Issue 12586, 22 August 1901, Page 8

/- ■■■-■ —— ■ Charles Clark. SI (JEiSIES CLARK ESTABLISHED 1861. AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE , AGENT, > VALUATOR, LICENSED LAND broker. ' Em the following first-okss PROPERTIES for SALE, on exceptionally easy terms: HEREFORD STREET (City)—2 Roods 20 Porches, just. - past .Bowron’s Building . oSer wanted. “ont, COLOMBO STREET—S ection o 0 x ;80tt, with right-of-way to Tuam Street; WEST END (City)—Modern House 7 rooms, •BI conveniences; £1250. ~ HEREFORD STREET (near St J o±l xts si—- . Dwelling-house 14 rooms; £llsO. 100 FENDALTON ROAD—Charming .Residence 7 large rooms, bathroom, h. and c.. splendid •tabling, and 1 acre, tastefully laid out; • £llsO FBNDALTON, 'Glandovcy Road-House 8 rooms, wide verandahs, conservatory, acre, nicely planted, northern aspect fron/tago to .Wairarapa stream. Ko reasonable oner refused. ■ ii'■ • LOWER'’ BIOCARTON—New Villa t o _rooms, bathroom, i-acre, north frontage ; '£o2s. Also toilet. ~ 614 „ EICOA'RTGN—Modern Villa Residence 8 rooms, bathroom, h. and c., gas, electnc bells, 1J acres, in garden, orchard; £llOO. (GTOSSFO-KD, Fitzgerald Street—Souse 6 rooms', ftcrullexy, - washhousCj etc.,* ■'£4so'.i. ' .598 RICHMOND, London Street—Comfortable House 7 rooms, gas, 4-acre, stabling and outbuildings; £750. _ 615 SYDENHAM, Windmill Road—Cottage 6 (rooms and'‘conveniences, substantially-built greenhouse, etc.; £320. " i 666 HEREFORD STREET,: Linwood—Stone House, s:iobma, slate roof, washhouse, £- acre; a ‘bargain); £350. 622 fiELIWYN' STREET S.-House 5 rooms, oon- ! •ervwtory, etc., 3 acres grand l ignd'; chance . for a gardner; £770. 612 KIMBERLEY—226 Acres, 8 paddocks, well watered', House 6 rooms, stabling, etc.; £l6 •per acre, 220 AYLESBURY—22S Acres, . Cottage, good yards, 6 pad'docks, well watered; £6 10s per •ore. , ■ 227, IWiHITECLIPFS—HOO Acres good sheep country, Cottage, stabling,' etc.; £3 per acre. 167 ALRARE CHANCE FOR WORKING MEN. 'SYDENHAM, WILLOWB'ANK, . SANDEIDGE. : (By order of the Mortgagee). FIFTEEN 4 or 5 ROOMED COTTAGES, . £l2O UPWARDS. ■SPECIAL. : SPLENDID BUILDING SITES IN THE WELL-KNOWN ,GRBSFORD (ESTATE* St, Albans, £6O upward*. ' „ , , JOHN BEALEY’S ESTATE, Baxhadoeai Streert, £6O and £65. (DALLINGTON—Acre Sections, liver frontage, £IOO. 613 NORTH LINWOQD—From £6O upwards. , BECKENHAM, Colombo Road South— QuMter-acW9,v'£4o; Half-acres-, £75. 1 . COLOMOB and STRICKLAND STREETS —Quarter-acres, £l2O. 583 HAGLEY ESTATE, ' Lower Riccarton— Quarter-acres, £6O and upwards. , .DEANS’S -ESTATE,.near Park—Sections at £BO, £llO, and £l2O. 621 DEANS’S ESTATE, west of Railway Line •—'Charming Sites for residences. SOI FBNDALTON, Glandovey Road—Half-acres .with 1 frontage to Wairarapa stream. 484 WILSON’S ROAD, 1 acre, £3OO. • 620 ■SOCKBURN and HORNBY, Dilpway’s Estate, -5 Acres or more, £45 per acre. TO LB T— , SHOPS AND OFFICES. IN TOWN, , . And BOUSES IN TOWN AND SUBURBS. IMPORTANT NOTICE.. ' TO OWNERS OF PEOPn-ItTY. ~ r SIX ‘COLUMNS OF ADTERTISEIMENT3.Inserted! FREE OF CHARGE to and in the interests of those Clients who place Marketable Properties for Private Sale or/To Lot in my hands at a reasonable figure. If you have a property which you wish to dispose of, forward particulars. - Unless business results, it will cost you nothing, as my terms are NO SALE NO*COMMISSION. .'A: " ' . • _ CATALOGUE OF PROPERTIES ON APPLICATION or POSTED FREE. V-’-' ■JQAPTAIM DAVISONS CATALOGUES "Of' ; SUPERIOR , FURNITURE, To bo Sold by Auction, . ' On WEDNESDAY 1 NEXT* AUGUST 28th, ■•v At >■ “PARKFIELD,” RICCARTON, i.- May be .obtained at my Office. 1971 No. 359 CHARLES CLARK * BUILDING SECTION, Near the West Christchurch School. MR CHARLES CLARK has been instructed. by the Owner to Sell by Auction, in his Rooms, Hereford Street, THIS DAY, THURSDAY, August 22nd, a nice Building Site,' fronting Richmond Terrace, just oil the South Town Bolt, having a frontage of 40ft and a depth of 100 ft, fenced on both sides and at back. ‘ Sale at two o’clock. No. 362. 1838 "ABSOLUTE - SALE - BY~AUCTION~ OF. PERFECT VILLA RESIDENCE, Near (West Christchurch School. MR CHARLES 'CLARK is instructed) by Mr W. Watson, to SELL BY AUCTION. at hia Rooms, in Hereford Street, THIS DAY, ' THURSDAY, AUGUST 22nd, Hia Most Complete RESIDENTIAL PROperty, in Richmond Terrace, just off the Lincoln Road, comprising newly and faithfully-built house, containing 6 lofty rooms and handsomely decorated rooms, bathroom, pantry, washhouse, and all conveniences, Venetian blinds, tile grates in ■ three rooms, asphalt footpaths. jOver Quarter of on Acre of Land, nicely laid out and planted. ’ ' ■ Ihspeotion Invited. No. 341 Sale at 2 o’clock. . 1277 HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD LAND , : in the BUSINESS CENTRE OF THE CITY OF CHRISTCHURCH. A. VALUABLE BLOCK OF LAND IN LICHFIELD STREET, The Site of the Old Fire Brigade Station. AN UNEQUALLED POSITION ' For a Warehouse, and '4 WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY FOE INVESTMENT. MR CHARLES CLARK has been favoured with: instructions from the Christchurch City Council, to SELL BY PUBLIC AUG TION, at his Rooms in Hereford Street, Qhristohuich, . THIS DAY, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22nd, ALL THAT MAGNIFICENT BLOCK of LAND, having 44 feet to Lichfield Street, with a through depth of 159 feet to a 14 feet right-of-way at the back, , runs .from Manchester Street, and has / cutlets into Lichfield and Tuam Streets / ’(immediately behind this property the . ' right-of-way is widened by 6 feet). Til* above has every requisite for the most •acting requirements, viz.— A. (Commanding - . . CENTRAL POSITION, MAIN FRONTAGE, An 3 RACK ENTRANCE . f? For Cellarage, Lifts, etc. The Sale of such Central Properly is ■Heady of \xara occurrence, and owing to ftta present valuable nature, is the safest and Ibwt • method' of ' investment; that fact, toS;*th«r with the . undoubted certainty of xapidy growing values of such freeholds, conMHntes the present sale a MOST VALUABLE OPPORTUNITY .FOE INVESTMENT IN CITY PROPERTY. LAND TRANSFER ACT TITLE. 163 ) No. 851 Sale at 2 p.m. DE WET STOPPED AT LAST. E.’ DBVEREUX AND CO.’S PATENT BARBED WIRE PROTECTED and IMPROVED HORSE-COVERS At* thoroughly proor against Barbed Wire and De Wat. Every Farmer who has used them is fully convinced that we have struck tho correct thing at last with our PATENT BARBED WIRE PROTECTED HORSE COVERS. Made at 183, LICHFIELD STREET. X 9680 Christchurch. *ISHYTOLINE~has been known to take 141 b JL of jSoff a lady in less than a month; ftbiclwiu left, and pleasant to take; 8s 6d, 2*W*mU*, *ll ohemiete. If you are get“Snw ftant give it a trial- Z2177_ r AND CO.’S Stock o* uuttery and a Were «mbr*cea all <Ua latest and aimttiw tnitabl* fox y and