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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXX, Issue 14975, 22 April 1909, Page 12

Auctions. CHARLES CLARK. C. R. Clark.) HAR L E S c (L. E. Clark. CLARK, 198, HEREFORD STREET. ESTABLISHED 1851. AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR, LICENSED LAND BROKER. HONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES AT CURRENT RATES. MARKETABLE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED IN THIS COLUMN FREE OF COST. RICCARTON. THE WEST END SUBURB. UNSOLD Sections in tie Filtli Subdivision o'£ the Riccarton Estate. A number have river frontages, and are unequalled lor beauty and position. Prices from Al5O each, for J-a Cree and over. Terms easy. Call for nlane 140 P CHARLES CLARK. NEW BRIGHTON. THE POPULAR SEASIDE TOWN. ONLY £IOO EACH. THREE Lovely Building Sections, all levelled and in grass, fronting the Main Sea View Road. Each section has 74 links frontage by 170 links deep. Easy terms given. These seotions are the cheapest in the town for their position. No waiting for the electric car; it stops at your door. Apply 402 CHARLES CLARK. WOOLSTON. JUST OFF ENSOR'S ROAD. £750. FOR 24 Acres first-class land, with 5 chains frontage, north aspect; asphalt paths and concrete channels, suitable for cutting up. Worth inquiry. 22 CHARLES CLARK. CITY, BEALEY AVENUE. A FAVOURITE - RESIDENTIAL THOROUGHFARE. £750. TXTELL-BUILT Modem Villa of 6 large VV rooms, plastered and papered, onol windows, gas and fittings, bath, lavatory, h. and o. service, w.c., sewer connection, pantry, scullery, washhouse, nearly J-acre, tastefully laid out, north aspeot. A bargain at Iho above price. , 656 ■ CHARLES CLARK.MERIVALE. Charming Position and Very Central. FIRST-CLASS Gentleman’s Residence, containing aboift 12 rooms, some are 20 x 17, 24 x 14, 20 st 16, 24 x IS, large hall, leadlights, bathrooms, pantries, 2 verandahs, storeroom, handsome grates and mantels, conservatory, stable and coachhouse, outhouses, summerhouses, 14 arnes land, with over Q chains frontage, and tastefully laid out in lawns, garden and orchard, etc. This beautiful property is for sale to close up an estate. Price and further' particulars from 56 CHARLES CLARK. CITY. West End, 2 minutes from Post Office. Suitable for a Doctor’s Residence. VERY Substantially Built House of 14 Rooms, all large, with octagon, oriel and bay windows, 2 bathrooms, 2 staircases, handsome fireplaces and overmantels, verandah and lounge, electric bolls, good water supply, gas throughout; outbuildings include photographic studio; fine billiard-room with heating pipes; motor-car house; J-acre, iu lawns (tennis and croquet), garden and shrubbery. Card to view and further particulars from 684 CHARLES CLARK. CASHMERE HILLS. £225. HACKTHORNE ROAD, close to the now decided tram route—Choice Building Section containing over 4-acre, well fenced and partly planted, good soil, splendid drainage, well built whare, together with the furniture therein. A bargain at the above figure. 741 CHARLES CLARK. ' tcTlet. LINCOLN TOWNSHIP. /~t OOD House of G Rooms, bathroom, h. and vX" c. service, stabling, coachhouse, splendid orchard, paddock, nearly 1 acre land. Applv CIIARLES CLARK. AUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT, 193, HEREFORD STREET, Christchurch. A BEAUTIFUL HOME IN THE BEST PART OF LOWER RICCARTON. CHARLES CLARK is instructed by H. F. Roberts, Esq., to SELL by AUCTION, at the Rooms, Hereford Street, on TUESDAY, APRIL 27th, At 2 p.m., His CHARMING RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY, at the corner of Edinburgh and Ayr Streets (between Park and Railway) comprising Well Built and Artistically Finished Bungalow House of 7 rooms, bathroom, h. and c., pantry, scullery', and all conveniences. The section contains nearly half an acre, well fenced and tastefully laid out in garden and orchard. It is a very sunny position, and close to tram. The owner, for business reasons, is anxious to live in Town, and he has made up his mind to sell, regardless of what it has cost, No. 351 ‘ i 339 HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE, PIANO, HORSE, GIG and HARNESS. /IHARLES CLARK'lias been favoured with VJ instructions from F. HICKHOTT, Esq., who is leaving for England, to SELL BY AUCTION, at his residence, “ Chatsworth,” Glundovey Road, Fendalton, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, APRIL 28th, The WHOLE OF HIS SUPERIOR FURNITURE— Grandfather’s Clock, Plate, China, Glassware, Horse, Gig, Harness, etc., etc. Catalogues are now ready. SALE AT 11 O’CLOCK. No. 367, 340 PYNE & CO. IN THE MATTER of “THE PROPERTY LAW ACT, 1908.” KTESSIEURS PYNE AND COMPANY have--tvi received instructions from tho Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Canterbury District, acting at the request of the Mortgagee, to Sell by Public Auction, at Ilawarden, on THURSDAY, the 27th day of May, one thousand nine hundred and nine, at 13 o’clock neon, ALL THAT Paroel of Land containing SIXTY-FIVE ACRES, more or less, situate at Waikari. in the Waipara. District, and being Rural Section 10152 and part of Rural Seotion 10348, and being the landi comprised in Deed of Mortgage registered number 97232, together with the Dwell-ing-house and l Outbuildings thereon. PARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE can be seen at the Office of tho Auctioneers, Or, At the Office of LANE AND NEAVE, Solicitors, Hereford Street, Solicitors! for the Mortgagee. 256 H. NEAVE & CO. IMPORTANT NOTICE. ROLLESTON SALE. TUESDAY, MAY nth. T\TESSRS H. NEAVE AND CO., LTD., ILL having taken over the Rollcstou Yards, intend reorganising the management with the object of Re-establishing this fixture in the position of importance which it once occupied among tlie markets of Canterbury. Wo trust, therefore, that the farmers of Rolleston and surrounding diatriets will rally round us in our endeavour to re-establish their market, and on TUESDAY, MAY 11th, have full yards to greet our initial effort. ENTRIES SOLICITED. H. NEAVE AND COY., LTD., Auctioneers, 6421 Lecston. T> AIL WAY Station, handy to—Valuable -tL High Sunny Site, with orchard; Superior 4-roomerl Cottage, hold artistic appearance, verandah, elaborately finishod throughout, modern conveniences; absolute sale; £445, £25 cash, balanco on mortgage. J. G. BANNERM'AN, 117, Colombo Street.