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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17335, 25 November 1916, Page 15

AUCTIONB. CHARLES CLARK. 0. B. Clark.) <L. E. Cl«*. p H A R L E S CLARK, 109, HEREFORD STREET. Established 1861. AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. Money to L»nd at Current Rfttea of Interests £I4OO THE BEST BARGAIN IN SUBURBAN PROPERTY. NEAR THE No. 10 CAR LINE. 2 ACRES of Land, with 13 CHAINS of FRONTAGE, HIGH AND OVERLOOKING the RIVER AVON. FINE SITUATION. With a SUBSTANTIAL HOUSE, nearly new, of 8 Large Rooms, plastered thicughout. Gas, Wardroben, Hall, Bathroom, H. and C. Service, Large Bay Windows and Biir.ds, Pantry, Scullery, Washhouss, Bioycle Hct so, Verandah, etc. Note the Price. Key at the ° 890-4 CHARLES CLARK, Agent. , £750. ST ALBANS, NORTH. CLOSE TO No. 2 CAR AND SCHOOL. WORTH INSPECTION. / GOOD BUNGALOW of 5 Rooms, plastered nnd panelled, wardrobe with mirror front, pa-ntry, bathroom, porcolain hath, ihtmor, basin, h. nnd c, leadlights, c ectnc light, paa, verandah on two sides, scullery, h. and c. over tubs, storeroom, concrete paths. JO Porches, fenced and planted. TEIRMS ARRANGED. CHARLES CLARK. Estate Agents, 109, Hereford Street. £1750. MUST BE SOLD. OWNER LEAVING THE DISTRICT. PAPANTTI. CLOSE TO THE STATION, SCHOOL AND TRAM. OVER 2 ACRES OF LAND, with two frontages, in lawn, garden and paddock. SUPERIOR HOUSE of 0 Rooms, plastered, papered and panelled walls and ceiling, college, and til© grates and hearths, it. Minds, casement windows, gas. linen press, wardrobes, inglenook. bathroom, lavatory, n. and c, pantry, scullery, sink tnd copper, storeroom, dairy, windmill and tank, trapBhed and stable. OR WOULD TAKEI A HOUSE ON CASHMERE HILLS AS PART PAYMENT. «j CHARLES CLARK. £4OO. WALKER STREET. CENTRAL. HANDY POSITION. HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS, bathroom, tile crate, gas, sink. H.P. water, verandah, V. blinds, washhoiise with copper, tubs and bath, W.C. sewer. 19 PERCHES LAND. 14.0 CHARLES CLARK. F. P. OORKILL STERLING INVESTMENTS IN CIOFFEE PALACE, i» important town, J closn to Tailv.-ay station. Very wellbuilt Modern House of about 35 rooms, a gold mine for the right people. Income from lettings of shops on ground floor nearly covers interest on entire investment. Freehold. Capital required, about £IOOO. F. P. CORKILL, New Plymouth. DAIRY, Sheep and Fattening Farm, 400 Acres tip-top country, low hills and nice valleys, about 150 ploughnble, all cleared and in profit. Good 9-Roomed House . and convenient farmstead: 7 miles by motor road from railway and aa'leyards. Carrying 600 ewes, with lambs, and 60 3-year-olds. PRICE £6336: will leave £4500 at 5 per cent. i.<\ P. CORKILL. New Plymouth. (HEEP STATION. 3500 ACRES, Good ' Hill Country, all in grass, close to railway station. Carries 1J sheep to acre all round, with cattle in addition. Can be sold in two lots of about 2000 and 1500 acres, with homestead. Freehold £9. F. P. CORKILL, New Plymouth. •j/VY-ACRE DAIRY FARM, close to New X\J\J Plymouth. In capital order. Freehold £55 per acre. Returns about £6OO. Near Farmers' Freezing Works and practically suburban. F. P. CORKILL, New Plymouth. TTREEHOLD BUSH FARM, 445 ACRES, J 300 in grass, balance bush. " 2 Sheep Country," now carrying 120 cattle and 100 sheep. Good homestead; £8 per acre, about quarter cash, balance 6£ per cent. F. P. CORKILL, New Plymouth. CHEAP FREEHOLD BUSH BLOCK; 5000 acres. PRICE £2; £IOOO Cash required, balar PRICE £2; £IOOO Cash 5 years at 5 per cent. F. P. CORKILL. New Plymouth. O. J. MARSHALL VTEW BRlGHTON.—Superior Property for 1' Sale, 4 minutes' walk from Pier. Sec-' tiou comprises nearly J-acro, with 2 frontages of a chain each to the Esplanade and Creorge Street, depth 464 links. Substantia' House on high concrete foundations (front and back verandahs) of 7 living rooms, laxge bathroom (h. and c.), kitchen (2-oven range), largo scullery, pantry and storeroom, gaa throughout, good coalhouse, detached washhouse with copper and tubs, large shed, good tcwlhouse and run. Plenty water, there being 2 wells, one 333 ft deep. Section nicely laid out and well fenced, concrete paths. ! Apart from present value as a convenient ,nd comfortable residential property, there io , big speculative value looking to position. ' I O. J. MARSHALL, 77. Hereford Street. , I WANTED KNOWN. niHAT F H. STEEL has REDUCED the 1 PRICE OK MEAT to ROCK-BOTTOM for SPOT CASH, and as wo have only a short time to live, GET THE BEST. Rubbish is, dear at any price. The Best :. ,i«i«i the Cheapest in the end. And do jrsuaded to buy inferior quality of ruunion «hcn, by patronising F. H. STEEL, vou can always rely on GETTING THE CREAM OF CANTERBURY. Customers in City and Suburbs waited on Daily for Orders. * Letters and telegrams promptly attended to ' SMALL GOODS A SPECIALTY. The annual output reaches Half a Million Pounds. The quantity sold speaks for iUelf. OU can't beat Rubber as a Shock AbI. sorber—and vou can't Beat WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS for aLsorbing the shock of boot on asphalt. Get them Fitted.