auctions. W. E. SIMBH fc 00. HOON HAY ROAD PROPERTY. Terminus Addington Tram. oi ACRES AND RESIDENCE 6 ROOMS. PROPERTY AUCTION SALE. SATURDAY, 17th MAY, 1912, at 12 NOON. ON ACCOUNT C-EORGE BREW, ESQ. VTIS superior residential propJLi ERTY, containing EJ acres, well planted, fenced and subdivided (long frontage, with fine dwelling house of G rooms and conveniences. Tiled grates, hot and cold service, sunny verandah, good outbuildings, cowsheds, stable, trapshed, fowlhcusc3 and runs. Carriage drive, belts of trees. NOTE.—Tho property has a great prospective value and is well adapted for subdivisional purposes. . The house stands on a high terrace, faces north, aud is within 200 yards of the Lincoln' Road Tram Terminus. THE OWNER IS OUT TO SELL. AY. E. SIMES AND CO., 282 Auctioneers. PROPERTY AUCTION SALE. SATURDAY, 25th MAY, at 12 NOON. i«N OUR ROOMS. ' 141-146, HEREFORD STREET. ON Account of MR J. HOWARD, his prooorty, situate No. 61 KINGSLEY STREET; SYDENHAM. Handy to Railway. House of 6 rooms, all in thorough order, papered and painted throughout, connected with sewer, hot and cold water. Let to good tenant. OUR INSTRUCTIONS ARE TO SELL. MESSRS J. T. BELL AND CO., W. E. SIMES AND CO., 281 Joint Agents. CHARLES CLARK. C. R. Clark.) (L. E. Clark. CtHARLES CLARK, V 109, HEREFORD STREET. Established 1861. AUCTIONEER. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR. LICENSED LAND BROKER MONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES AT CURRENT RATES. CATHEDRAL SQUARE. FINE OFFICES TO LET in the Government Life Insurance Buildings. Rents from Pa to 12a. CHARLES CLARK. CHARMING RESIDENCE, Situated at ! AVONSIUK, OVERLOOKING ' THE RIVER AVON. . Within one minute of the electric car. MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. Two-storied family residence of 9 largo roams, with verandah and 2 large sunny balconies, facing the north. Tho house is plastered and papered throughout and in first-class order. Oriel bay and casement windows, roller window and verandah blinds, splendid -tiled gates and hearths. Cosey Corners. Good gas fitting.?, eloctric bells. Lovely Fernery, oil dra.ving-room with good water supply, leadlight windows, linen cupboard with hot water, cylinder in, 2 bathrooms, lavatories, h. and c. service, wardrobes, pantry, scullery, washhouse, motor-car house and storeroom, windmill and tank, asphalt paths, nearly one aero land, fronting 3 thoroughfares, tastefully laid cut in lawns. Mowers, ornamental trees aud shrubs, orchard aud fish ponds. Tho Property is well fenced and very private. For card to view and price apply, 702 CHARLES CLARK.
HERIVALE. VERY BEST POSITION. FIRST-CLASS SITE for large Dwellingboi.ss, 1313 ft frontage ty 200 ft in depth, well fenced and planted with full-grown ornamental trees and shrubs. Prico £llsO. Or would aell half, with 66ft frontage, for £6OO. 563 CHARLES CLARK. WINCHESTER STREET. SPLEN r' "Tf ROUNDINGS. ]\,.t-ERIVALi; 1 donee < inside and every pass: l nearly haif£l4so. Goer. 315 illy-built Villa Resiin thorough order, about ten years, with lienee. Fine Section, iaid out. Price only Card to view from CHARLES CLARK. OPAWA. CHARMING POSITION. NEARLY I ACRE. Very choice grounds. Corner site. Large villa residence, of nine rooms, with every convenience, inside and out, and in thorough order. Owner's instructions are to submit any reasonable offer, as he has left Christchurch. For card V" aPPIy CHARLES CLARK. FENDALTON. CLOSE TO HOLMWOOD ROAD. rnwO-STOREYED DWELLING of Nino X Rooms, bath, h. and c., verandah, bay windows, washhouse, windmill and tank, stable and trap hous?. 2 roods 23 perches land, double frontage, part laid out. Price for the lot £I3OO, or wouid sell the house and less land if required. . , 66? Charles Clark. RICCARTON. RICCARTON. SIXTH SUBDIVISION of this Popular Estate—Sections from 3G perches to 3 roods at prices from £l4O to £225 each. Terms—ls per cent deposit, 5 per cent twelve months, balance 3 years; interest 5 per cent, J CHARLES CLARK. » yy Catalogue of Properties can bo had on LvJL application. _ . CHARLES CLARK, 109, Hereford Street. CHARMING HOUSE AND GROUNDS. RIVER ROAD, AVON-SIDE. rtHARLES CLARK has been favoured with Vv instructions irem C. J. PRICE, Esq., to SELL BY AUCTION, in the Rooms, 103, Hereford Street, on TUESDAY, MAY 7th, at 2 o’clock, HIS VERY FINE RESIDENCE. “ KULANGSU,” River Read, Avonside, just eastward of tho Stanmoro Road. The House was erected under the superintendence of the owner a iow years ago. and extra clout and good timber was used. It contains nine rooms and all modern conveniences, wido verandah and balcony. Tho Land has an area of 1 rood. 35 porches, with 93ft frontage, ar.d is tastefully laid out with ornamental tre-s, fruit trees, etc. There i 3 a deep well and ram, also a eepfic tank. This is a charming property, handy <o town and close to tho bowling green, tennis court, boatsheds and tram, and any gentleman requiring an up-to-date residence handy to tram should not fail to inspect this, as the owner tar, docided to sell. No. 439 310 TvAWRTE & WILSOfr THIS DAY. AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE. SUPERIOR FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. At 1 o’clock. LAWRIE AND WILSON have received instructions from Mr Laracy, 17, Barbaloes Street, Sydenham, to SELL the Conents of ,6-roomed House, consisting of 3>iere Bedroom Suite, 13. R. Bedsteads, W. Ifattresees, D. Che3tr,, Washstauds, Fenders, Uhairs. Piano. ■ English 8.-Loading Gun, by .Vingfiold, Gent’s Bicyole. Linoleums, Hall lunner, Wire Stretchers, Fancy Tables, Side>oard, Clocks, Carpenter’s Tools, and a large ist of Kitchen Utensils. LAWRIE AN L iVILSON, Auctioneers. 2010
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXIII, Issue 15918, 2 May 1912, Page 12
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