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CHARLES CLARK. a R. Clark.l (L. E. Clark. IHAR LE S C AIU . i * 198, HEREFORD SIRET. Established 1331. AUCTIONEER. LAND AND ESTATE VALUATOR, LICENSED'LAND BROKER. MONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES AT CURRENT RAILS. MARKETABLE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED IN THIS COLUMN FREE OF COST HIGH STREET CHAMBERS. PACIOUS and 7eii-lighted Rooms or K> Offices in the above bui'duig to Let. ,\o .reasonable offer refused. CSARLES CLARK Agent. | LUCK'S BUILDINGS, Colombo and Gloucester Streets. UITE of Rooms or Offices to Lot. suitablo i lor a Dentist. T , RT , CHARLES CLAhJv. SOME GENUINE BARGAIN'S. ] - ANUFACTURERsT MERCHANTS and OTHERS should make a point ot inspecting this propertySi ACRES AND COTTAGE, Close to Linwood Station. J Bounded by the Railway Line, Eusor's] Road and Jackson's Creek. j Fifteen Chains Frontage to the Lyltcuton and Christchurch Railway. £2OO PER ACRE is all that is asked for this Fine Block. For business purposes it is worth quito | double this figure. '" I CHARLES CLAI. CLIFTON, SUMNER. On account of R.~w! CHAPMAN,, E«. IS VERY CHOICE RESIDENCE of 8 . rooms, replete with all modern convom-HALF-AN-ACRE IN LOVELY GARDF I No expense wa« 3 pared in the erection and l laying-cut of this splendid property. Despite rumours to the contrary, £2OOO is the BEDROCK PRICE, and we specially recommend it as the cheapest property of ; ite class in the market 41 I CHARLES CLARK. WEST END. VERY BEST POSITION. QUARTER-ACRE, with North Aspect.— PRICE: £030; cost £1025. 553 _ CHARLES CLARK. ~LOWER RICCARTON. BETWEEN THE PARK AND RAILWAY. * RUSTICALLY Designed and Well Finished House of 7 room?, built 3 years. Quarter-acre, with north aspect, and pretty j garden. £I2OO. 50G CHARLES CLARK. COLOMBO STREET SOUTH. A SYDENHAM BUSINESS SITE, 36ft I frontage by 19Sft depth. Dwelling-house | of 6 rooms and outbuildings. Let at l"s per i week. . The site is so central that it must in- | crease in value, and at £IOOO it is a safo investment. 165 CHARLES CLARK. RICCARTON ESTATE. FIFTH SUBDIVISION. -'ft OF THESE SECTIONS HAVE BEEN D SOLD, and Building Operations have commenced. i The Reserves are absurdly low, and the terms easy. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. CaU fox particulars To-day. 140 _ CHARLES CLARK. PAPANUI ROAD. CORNER POSITION. Within 2d Section. SRETTY AND UP-TO-DATE VILLA of 6 rooms, in splendid order. PRICE REDUCED to £IOOO for ono week only. CHARLES CLARK. ' * NYONE requiring a Residence. Cottage or Section hould call or write for my Catalogue of Properties, which contains a very Wrge section. CHARLFS CLARK, AUCTIONEER A>D ESTATE AGENT, 108, HEREFORD STREET, Christchuroh. DALGETY & CO. DALGETY AND CO., LIMITED. WAIKAKIHI SETTLEMENT. SMALL GRAZING RUN FOR SALE As a Going Concern, On SATURDAY, 10th JULY, at 2 p.m. AND CO., LIMITED, havo re- * ceivod instructions from the Executor of ie late F. G. WRIGHT, to Offer as above, by PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Offices, QUTNN'B ARCADE, WAIMATE, THE GOODWILL OF LEASE of W 25 ACRES, being Section 111, Block VII.. Waikakihi; rent 3s ljd per acre, reduoablo 10 per cent if paid on DUE DATE, with the option of a renewal thereof for a further term sri Twenty-one Years; together with LIVE AND DEAD STOCK Thereon, comprising—--1244 Two, Fortr, Six and Eight-tooth Ewe 3 ' 100 Store Lambs 28 B.L. Rams S Draught Horses (i to 7yr-old), 6 Cows, i lamess Horses, and all Farm Implements (practically new) necessary for the complete working of the place; Household Furniture. The property is in splendid heart, grows Jiervy crops of wheat, oats, rape and turnips. A large portion has been recently sown in English grasses, which havo taken well; ikboot 140 acres of wheat is now being eown on £he share system. There are sufficient turnips to carry the present stock until the First of November. The prooerty is conveniently situated, well fenced wad subdivided into handy paddocks, good gaiden end orchard, planta-tions, etc. BUILDINGS comprise Up-to-Date 0-roomed Dwelling-house, folly furnished, h. and o. water, store room, Betached washhouse, dairy, men's hut, woolshed, chaff-house, imploment shed, stables, •tc. Arrangements for Inspection can bo mado with our Waimate Office. For further particulars, apply to DALGETY AND CO., LIMITED, 1971 Auctioneers. TONES, NORTON & CO. W. Tonks.) (W. H. Norton. Yl. J.O""- THIS DAy> THIS DAY. AUCTION SALE. OSEFUX. FURNITURE, PIANO, Etc., Etc. •RTESSRS TONKS, NORTON AND CO. IxL have been favoured with instructions from Mr A. J. White, who has leased the Plough Inn Hotel at Rangiora, to SELL BY AUCTION, at his residence, No. 64, GLOUCESTER STREET, East, TO-DAY (THURSDAY), At One o'clock. The Whole of his FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, as contained in 8 Rooms and Dffices. T&e List -includes—l Nearly Now Piano, Tapestry and othor Carpets, Fenders and Fire Icons, Wool Mats, 3 Rattan Chairf, Kuite in Utrecht Velvet, Wall Mirror, Walnut Overmantel, Walnut Card Table, Mtisio Cablet, Ornaments, Pictures, Dining Table, Linosum, 7 Austrian Chairs, Wire Couch, Chifjenier, Ext. Dining Table, Chiffonier Booksaw, Walnut Overmantel, Gramophone and Records, Large Mirror, Hallstand. Six Bedrooms, 'fully furnished; Kitchen U tensile, Mangle, etc, TONKS, NORTON AND CO., Auctioneers and Land Agents, 1805 202, Horeford Street. WT Tonks.) fW. H. Norton. AUCTION SALE. PROPERTY, MACHINERY, ETC THIS DAY (THURSDAY), At 2 p.m. Fthe Estate of H. and A. BARNES, on the Premises, Durham Street, City-i-AU that VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY, Bouse and Factory. ' ALSO, at same time and place— Cabinetmakers Tools and Machinery. TONKS, NORTON AND CO., - m> Auctioneers.