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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 18166, 5 August 1919, Page 10

AUCTIONS. CHARLES CLARK. TTIGH-CLASS FURNITURE, RARE OLD JLL CHINA AND GLASSWARE, BOOKS, PICTURES, ETC. CHARLES CLARK has received instructions from Mrs Vemo Hargreavos, wlio is removing to Suranor, to SELL BY AUCTION, 87, IDRIS ROAD, FENDALTON, THIS DAY. TillS DAY. A Quantity of Surplus Furniture. Comprising: Bookcase, a Number of Books, including Set n£ Chambers's Encyclopedia, Shackloton's Hoa.rt of the Antarctic and Goldsmith's Animated Nature; Cox's Patent Extension Table; Quantity of Old China, comprising Worcester Hot Water Plate, 150 years old, Worcester Willow Plate, Old Staffordshire Cup and Saucer, Copeland Plate, Bolloek Cups and Saucers, etc.; Chippendale Chairs, Largo Chiucao Vnsc, Kidder Square, Axrninsier Carpet (small), Wilton Carpet, 12 x 12, 2 Morris Chairs in leather, Firo Kerbs, Water Colours by Owen Morton and others, Dinner Waggon, Afternoon Tea Table, Hall Seat, Duchessc Chests, Chamber Pedestals, Wicker Easy Chair?, Chests Drawers, Rug Box Writing Table, 2 Wire Woven Stretchers and Bedding, Music Stool, Afternoon Tea Cloths, Pillow Shams, Linoleum, Dinner Service, Cut Crystal Glassware (decanters and glasses. 43 years old), Salad Bowl, Garden Seat, Garden Tools, etc., etc. SALE AT ONE O'CLOCK. No. 658. 22 Estate of tl.o Late .TAMES HAYDON. SECTIONS—LYTTELTON. CHARLES CLARK has boon favoured with instructions fr>'"" t' 1 ■ Public Trmtoo to SF.LL bv AUCTION, at the Harbour Linhtr, Theatre, Lyttolton, on FRIDAY,.AUGUST Bth, at 12 o'clock: LOT 1--Pnrt of T.S. 306. having 45ft frontago to Ticehurnt 'Road, with a depth of 82Jft. LOT 2—Part of T.S. 307, having 36ft frontage to Ticohurst Road, with a depth of 82Jft. The above are a short distance north of the Bridle Path. LOT 3—Part of T.S. S 3, having 06ft to London Street and 62ft to Dublin Si root. THE ABOVE MUST BE SOU) TO WIND UP THE ESTATE. No. 659 _l°_ LTTTELTON. LYTTELTON. TO WIND UP A DECEASED ESTATE. CHARLES CLARK has rccoived instructions from the Trustees in the Estato of tho Late I. G. FLETT to offer by Public Auction at '

THE HARBOUR LIGHTS PICTURE THEATRE, LYTTELTON (Kindly lent for tho occasion) FRIDAY,.THE Bth DAY OF AUGUST, 1919. At 12 o'clock Noon, THE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE PROPERTIES: LOT i._ An EIGHTH OF AN -ACRE, situate on tho LyUelton-Sumncr Road, having 62*. links frontage by a depth of 200 links, being tho southern moioty of T.S. 315. LOT 2.-AN EIGHTH OF AN ACRE adjoinin" Lot 1 being the northern moiety of T.S. 316. LOT 8.—12 PERCHES, adjoining r>nd to tho north of Lot 2, being part of T.S. 315, having 35 links frontage to the LyUclton-Sumner Rorul, with HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS thereon. LOT 4.-QUARTER-ACRE, being T.S. 200, fronting tho Lyttelton-Sumner Road, and adjoining tho Masonic Hall. LOTS 1,2 and i are FIRST-CLASS BUILDING SITES, sheltered from tho oast wind, commanding a fino view of tho Harbour, getting the sun most of the- day, and within a couplo of minutes from tho ccntro of the tovm.

LOT 5.-2 ACHES 1 HOOD BO PERCHES, situate Jackson's Road, to which it has a frontage of 1 chain or thoroanouta. LOT 8,-53 A ORES 3 ROODS S PERCHES, situate on the GOVERN- ' IR'S BAY ROAD, within 20 minutes' walk of the centre of the town, being parts of Sections No. 217, 375 and 714. This proporty is at present under lease to Mr W. R. Newton foi a term expiring on 25th November, 1923. As this is a GENUINE CLEARING-UP SALE, it affords a unique opportunity to l,yttelton peoplo to acquire Land in the Borough. For Plans aud further particulars, >ply to A. R. KIRK, Solicitor, ' 128, Hereford Street; O r THE AUCTIONEER. w. cm ' 21 H. B. SORENSEN. FRIDAY, AUGUST Bth. SALE ONE O'CLOCK. T B. SORENSEN will Sell by Public '•• Auction, on account of the Contractors, on the premises, COR. OF DURHAM & KILMORE STS., The Building Materials «is contained in 3 Houses, and now demolished for sale, and including, 15,000 FEET TIMBER, Weatherboards, Floorings, Linings, Scantling, Planking, Bricks, "Windows, Doors, Sashes, 100 Sheots Roofing Iron. 1 Washhouso, 12 s 10, for removal. 900 IT. SORENSEN, Auctioneer. H. B. SORENSEN,

C 3, LICHFIELD STREET. 4?CQA— LINWOOD c&OOU Lino. For a quick snlo tho owner of this property has decided to accept thin very low fißUro for his woll-built houso of o good rooms, plastered and papered, built 7 years, 3 fireplaces, bathroom, h. and c. service, scullery, washhouse, hie;h pressure, ens, 1 built-in wardrobe, plenty of cupboards. 170 ' H. B. SORENSEN, 9155 C 3. Lichfield Street, PAPANUI. 2 ACRES. PKOQ 6-R. HOUSE. HOUSE of G Rooms, kitchen 2L x 12, eloctric light, etc.; brick dairy, trnpshod, stable and loft; over 250 six-year-old fruit trees, two deep wells. Two minutes from (ram. The owner is leaving for tho North Island, and must cell. A reasonable deposit will secure tho property. 503 H. B. SORENSEN. HALSWELL. 6A. 32P. PIIKA <l-R. BUNGALOW. 6A. 32P. £ll KQ 4-R. BUNGALOW. Over Five Acres of first-class land, with a frontago of 15 chains; 2-acre in kitchen (fardon and orchard. A good 4-roovned Bungalow, built only 5 years; bathroom, hot and cold service, etc. Terms. 132 H. B. SORENSEN. SPREYDON. P79K-I-ACRE, Corner Section, 2 dU I ZjO minutes from (rum. House of 7 largo rooms, bathroom, h. and c. service, eleclightj stable, trapshed, chaffhoiifio, fowlhouso, etc. Gov. valuation, f(i'!s. 12G __ IL PAPA~NUT. 5| ACRKS. HOUSE 6 ROOMS. A WELL-BUILT HOUSE of C rooms, plastered and papered, bathroom, h. and 0. service, pantry, scullery, washhouse, splendid water supply; kitchen, with tile-back range and copper cylinder; dairy; glasshouse, SO x 14: stable, cowboils, etc. Half-acre in

orchard. If desired, (ho owner will sell as a, going concorn. There in. a 32-gal, milk round; A cows, 2 horses, back-delivery enrt, •1 drums, hand cans, measures, etc. Seo_ ua for further particulars. Frontage of 4 chains, 502 11. B. SORENSEN, . ' 63, Lichfield Street. TONES, NORTON AND CO., LTD. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WE havo received instructions from tho Assessors for the Insurance Company interested to Sell by Public Auction in our Sal© Rooms, on WEDNESDAY, August 6th, a number of Slightly Damaged Articles rescued from the recent fire at '.' Warwick House," Armagh Street. Lists in Wednesday's papers. TONUS, NORTON AND CO., LTD.. Auctioneers, • 952 105, Hereford Street.