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Star (Christchurch), Issue 9424, 24 December 1908, Page 1

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NORTH ISLAND BAND CONTEST !• fpj-:w Press Association.] I'ALMERSTON NORTH, Dec. 23. The ballot for a judge for the North Island Band Contest, at Hastings, in February, resulted: — King 4, Rolf '3, Bendy 2. Mellor 2, Hulso 1, informal 1. Tihm-o will lie a second ballot. ! CYCLING. DUNLOP WHEEL RACE MEETING, lv con-sequence of the motor-cycle fatality that occurred yesterday morning, tho Christchurch Cycling Club has decided to cancel tho Motor-cycle Handicap race that was to have, been held in connection with the Dunlop Wheel Race meeting at Lancaster Park tomorrow afternoon, and to substitute an invitation bicycle handicap of four laps, prizes for which will be £4, £2 and £1. The handicaps will bo posted to-morrow morning in tli« club rooms, j The programme will now consist of j twenty events, the chief of which will j be the Dunlop Wheel Race, of fifteen j laps. The first event is to start at 3 \ p.m.. and the last at 5.20. During tho j afternoon special trams will ply to and from the Park. All the events will start and finish opposite the pavilion. C. R. Clark.) (L. E. Clark. fIHiKLES CLARK, 198, HEREFORD STREET. ESTABLISHED 1861. AUCTIONEER. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR, LICENSED LAND BROKER, j MONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES AT CURRENT RATES. MARKETABLE PROPERTIES ADVERj TISED IN THIS COLUMN. EASY TERMS ARRANGED. CARLTON STREET. OVERLOOKING THE RIVER AND PARK. LOVELY POSITION. MODERN Gentleman's Reddenco of ?.O rooms, plastered and papered throughout, faithfully built and finished, verandah and balcony, smoking-room, splendid bath, lavatory, h. and c. service, housemaid's sink, good grates and hearths, all woodwork figured rirau, leadlights. bicycle-house, cloak-room, washhouse. coelhcuse, workshop or motorhouse, asphalt paths, splendid high section, tastefully laid out, first-class orchard. With regard to the price, I have none ; it is a question of an offer. lam positive it can be bought at a bargain. 539 CHARLES CLARK. FISHER STREET, NEAR CASHMERE HILLS. r^iLOSE to the Car— Modern Villa of 7 '^ rooms, all conveniences inside and out, lovely garden and lawn, fine home. Will submit any reasonable offer; owner leaving for England early next year. 725 CHARLES CLARK. £300. NEW BRIGHTON, good position, close to the car and Domain — New Cottage of 4 rooms, lined and papered, bathroom, water laid in, verandah, pautry, scullery, washhouse, good section. A bargain. CHARLES CLARK. £135. BICCAETON. KONINI ROAD, close to Totara RoadSplendid Section witn BSft frontage, with channelling and metal streets. Cheap. 50S CHARLES CLARK. LANCASTER PARK OWNER waiting to go to England, must s&ll_ at once ; no reasonable offer refused — Neac House of 5 rooms, well painted and decorated, gas and fittings, bay windows and portico, V. blind 3, good grates, bath, h. and c. service, large scullery, copper, tubs, ram and tank, bicycle-house, fowlliottie, good fectiou nicely laid out, asphalt paths, etc. My advice is, do not wait, but see it at once <ir.d make you* offer. Only about £225 cash wanted; balance can remain al 5 per cent. Fol. _2 CHARLES CLARK. PAPANUI ROAD. THE FAVOURITE LOCALITY. ! 05Ly £1150. Good Family House oT 9 rooms, plastered j and papered, in the pink of condition iusklr> ] and oat, bathroom, h. and c. service, gas j throughout, V. blinds, pantry, scullery, cop- ! per t'.ibs, windmill and tank, dark-room. \- acro sec 'ion laid out. Any reasonable terms given, if required. Thin is the chenpest property on this well-known road. s<>-2 _ CHARLES CLARK^ RT ALBANS, off Papanui Road— l acTo 1 rood 22 perches, with !ot buildings thereon, stabling, ofc; puit a builder or manufacturer; about G6 feet frontage. A bargain 36 CHARLES CLARK, j f *" ~WESf~RND ! i BUILDING SITE FOR £800. I GLOUCESTER STREET — Quarter-acre Section. 06 x 163 feet, very high, together wiili two-storeyed building, suitable for a photographer or builder; also stabling and other improvements. This is the best ! bargain ever offered in the West End. pftAjy^ijyi^JL.---£250. CASHMERE HILLS, splendid situationSections from }-acre and upwards, close to the electric tram CHARLES CLARK j el:cJkenham. CLOSE to Electric Car, good position— Choice 7-roomed House lift stud. r. blinds, 6ft hall, gas, bookcase, verandah, bath lavatory, h and c, linen press, pantry, scullery bay windows, washhouse. asphalt paths, "j-acre. tastefully laid out. Price £IW3 or Bubtnit offer. 725 CHARtijGS_ CLARK. £1500: AVONSIDE, close to StanmoTQ Road — Modern Villa of 8 largo and lofty rooms, with sliding partition between drawing and dining rooms, ociagon, oriel and bay windows, verandah ou 3 sides splendid gas fittings, wardrobes, tiled grates and mantels, bookcase, bath, lavatory, h and o. eervice. pantry, pate, scullery washhouse, nearly *- acre, "with double frontage, and tastefully laid out This is a first-class property and should sell quickly. .^^ Catalogues of Properties, with my map of Greater Chriatchurcb can be had on app ica ion. CHARLES CLARK, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, 198._ Hereford Street C" GENTLEMEN'S Fancy Vests, in new aend X smart desiens, 7s Cd to lss 6d. J. 11.ll i .»t..« a xvrk Ca. 1