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Lyttelton Times, Volume CVIII, Issue 12942, 9 October 1902, Page 8

Charles Clark. OEiBLES CLAEK, ESTABLISHED 1861. ' AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR, LICENSED LAND BROKER. ARKETABLE PROPERTIES ADVr~ "TISED IN THIS COLUMN FREE 05 COST. ' HOUSES up to 9 Rooms in Town or Suburbs. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. / OXFORD TERRACIE WEST—Tho Rcsiderce of Dt De R™zi, containing 2 waitingrooms consulting room, X Rays room, 8 'living' too™ 3! bathroom, h., and c, all ser- ' vents' offices, man's cottage,' coach lioiiso and -tabling, electric light, engine-room and cellxoom For Sale in consequence of the doctor having decided to reside in the suburbs mnA have consulting rooms in town. 293 OPVVVA-Tho Residence of Mr Walter Hill, ■rerlookinf? the River Heath-cote. 706 ROAD, MERIYALE—One of the finest and most complete Gentleman's Residences in this fashionable locality; handiome house of 11 rooms, fitted -with, every jnodem convenience; over an acre of land in 11 charming grounds; perfection in every par'tioulw. Price and, cards to view on fl.pplic*STREET S., opposite Boman Catholic Cathedral—Shop and Dwelling, of 4 rooms and scullery, splendid section, 80 X 153 Iks. A tidy little business has been carried on hero for years, and it is for absoJtito sale. . , „ "'" LINWOOD—Modern Residence ft 8 rooms, tiathroom, h. and c, finished in t:ie very bess - gtyle, sitabling and commodious outbuildings, aalf-an-acre, nice garden, £1250, or *ith immediate possession. 705 ' TIMARU—Tho Leading Pastrycook s, Confectioner's and Tea. Rooms Business, for Sale ma a going concern, on account of ill-hcaith nresent proprietor. „„PS P PEERSWICK, UPPER RICCARTONBouse of 6 rooms, bathroom, conservatory, atsfele, cartshed, large outhouse; £250. 703 RICCARTON, Manning Street—Comfortable Cottage of 6 rooms (plastered), .and nice section. Prico low. _ .J 0 - 1 RICCARTON, Railway Terrace—Residence containing 7 rooms, bathroom, pantry, storeroom, scullery, washhouse, etc., gas, good ' 41 x 2G4ffc, 2 frontages. £IBOO. »*» WEST END OF ClTY—Gentleman s Reaidence of 10 rooms, with all modern conveniences, J-aore of land, very suitable for a ' aaedica-1 man. ' .... c J ?f n „ LINWOOD—First-clatß Building Section, containing one-quarter acre, fenced' on 3 eides, «nd planted with fruit trees; £loa. Another, ' cm tho 'Stanmorelload, good position, £loo. ALDRED STREET, City-Cottage." of 4 ■ rooms, with scullery, and stable; one-eighth acre of land; price low, as owner iorcea to realise ' ' HACAUUAY STREET, Addington—Two excellent modern cottages of 5 rooms, bathroom tind all conveniences, now in course of erection, and will be finished m November; £440 and £135. ' os BECKENHAM. BEOKENHAM. BEOKENHAM. COLOMBO ROAD SOUTH. Half-Acres and Upwards. The Cheapest Building Sites in the Market. iSuARTER-ACRES £4O, HALF-ACRES £7», Special Entries, on account of former » purchasers, Lot 3 34, 35, 38, 68 and 136. " Apply at once. GRESFORD. GRESFORD. GRESFORD. " v - NORTH BELT. " SECTIONS in this Estate are bing rapidlyiisDosed of, and early application is .advisable. Already 100 lots ifoave been sold, and 1 tfew. if any, to speculators. Quarter-acres to 'lalvea and; over. Call and inspect plan. ADDINGTON, Fairfield Avenue—Quarter.xares, £6O. COLOMBO STREET S.—Unso.d Sections go. the Cornwall Estate, from £7O upwaTds. DALLINGrTON—HaIf-acre Sections, river Irontoge, from £55 upwards; very cheap. TTAfiLTCY KSTATE. Lower Riccartow—;ards. ' " FENDALTON, Glandovey Road.. Half-acres .with frontages to Wairara-pa Street, £BS. 4fii SOCKBURN and HORNBY, Diiloway's acres or more. Now is the time to tmy land her« . Prices are 'bound to go up. BIRMINGHAM, Clarenoo Road'y near the iWoriohops—Quarter-acres, £SO, very; cheap. TO LET—Shops and Offices in Town and Houses in Town and Suourbs. CATALOGUE OF PROPERTIES ON AF- ■'■■ PLICATION- OR POSTED FREE. X 2883 nONTINUATTON OF THE AUCTION tV. , SALE. - AT DR. OVBNDEN'S, ;.";■■■ 'No.. 7, Hereford Street, E., Commencing at Lot 325, as per Catalogue. The Furniture to be sold comprises the contents of Cottage, Offico, Consulting-room, Waiting-room, iMcrning-room, Hall, Sit-ting-room and Five Bedrooms, Acetylene Gas Plarit, Typewriter, Fire-proof Safe, etc. ' ! .. Sale at 10.30 o'clock. ',■".' 5624 'No. 556 CHARLES CLARK. CLEARING .SALE of \ THREE MAGNIFICENT BUILDINGSITES. 8» '.Cambridge Terrace W., Gloucester Street E., and East Town Belt. MR CHARLES CLARK is instructed to Sell by Auction, at his Rooms, Hereford Street, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14th, tl) About 32J perches, having approximately 278 links frontage to Cambridge Terrace, with an average depth of about 2 chain's., adjoining the residence of the late Canon Cotterill, and commanding a. splendid view of 'the river, close to the Domain, with a large open space or River Walk in front. X2) Quarter-acre near the East Christohur'ch School, in fruit and vegetable garden l , and with a large galvanised iron shed thereon'. , (3) Half an acre on the East Town Belt, with •two frontages; for sale in 1 or 2 lots. These are all'first-class Sections, and they MUST BE SOLD. 8300 Sale at 12 o'clock. No. 559 • STO ALL IN SEARCH OF A PLEASANTLY SITUATED CITY RESIDENCE. Auction Sale of a VERY COMFORTABLE DWELLINGHOUSE and Splendid Quarter-Acre. Overlooking Latimer Square. MR CHARLES CLARK is instructed to Sell by Auction, at his Rooms in Hereford Street, opi TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14th, ,Jfo. 72, Gloucester Street, overlooking Latimer Square, and at present occupied by A. Craorofti Wilson, Esq., containing 8 good rooma, dressing-room, bathroom (h. and c), scullery, etc. There is about a quarter of an acre of land toicely laid out, and an asphalted right-of-way •i back leading into Madras and Barbadoes Streets. Sale at 12 o'clock. For further particulars and cards to view Uppiy'fo i MESSRS BESWICK AND HARRIS, Solicitors, Hereford Street; 8307 No. 558 Or to THE AUCTIONEER. C. H. Ij. Walter and Co. FARMERS' CENTRAL- SALBYARDS. ' FRIDAY, 10ik OCTOBER, at 11 a.m. i/TESSRS 'C. H. I/. WALTER AND CO. will :, J-TA Stell, las usual, 'by Publia .Auction, at their Yards, in Lichfield 'Street, -a, largo quan- . tity 'Cauliflowers, 'Cabbagos, Rhubarb, Pota- ■ It'oea, Carrots, etc., at 11 .a.m., .on Friday, 10th Inst. C. m I/. WAI/TER AiNJJ CO., 9612 " Dichneld Street. # SATURDAY'S SALES. FYJCTE will Sell, next Saturday, as under:— ) » T .■ 11.60 iai.ni.—Poultry. The fair outry of prime 'birds last Satoßdwy and tho -attendanco cf-both Ae dealers and tho g'eneral ijjublio in large numbers iaie betier proof that our clients find cur yard's profi'fablo and popular, Wh'an cdlumns of romantic .price lists. Sale of Pigs immediately laiiter poultry sale. -HorEo and V«ihicle Sale at 2 p.m. -Produce and : Vebicle 'Department.—We _ hava the most Spacious Produce, "and Vehiclo Yar'ds in the : city, and liave always on- Sale New and : Second-Joand 'Gigs, Sulkies, Buggies, Waggons, liDrays, etc. We stock Potatoes, Chaff, Onions, tCurticfta and; <jfcher Kiies of produce, which %ve aell in large or small quanta tic-*. Corrcspondance iwit«'d!. C. TL. L. WALTER CO., \ 881 S Auctioneers. I TO ' Hoielfceepeia— Minson and Co. quote wholesale prices for Cutlery, Spoons and Fork*, Tum'blera, etc., and hare the lines they ' s»afe Sao, Colpfflb* 3te«et -