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STOCK EXCHANGE. CHRISTCHURCH The following are the "latest quotations oil the Christchurch Stock Exchange: Buyers. Sellers. £ s. d. £ s. d. BANKS— New South Wales . 36 15 0 New Zeahmd (£3 6s 8d pairlj ... 12 15 0 Union . ..." 0 0 COAL— Westnort - Stockton (prcf.) . . . 011 9 FINANCIALXational Mortgage . 317 6 INSURAXCENational ... ?, 0 0 New Zealand . K 10 0 Standard . .210 250 WOOLLENS— Kaiapoi . . .750 776 MISCELLANEOUS— Canterbury Kaleyards 615 0 710 0 N.Z. Drug • Co'. (£2 paid) . . . 2 1.3 6 215 0 N.Z. Dm- Co (£1 paid) . . .10 6 Sharland and Co. . 1 0 0 MIXING—AVaihi Grand Junction 0 15 8
OTHER EXCHANGES. [Per Press Association-.] AUCKLAND, Julv 2,1. Sales—Huddart-Parker (paid), 30s; Bank of New Zealand, £l7 11b.
CRADDOCK, M'CROSTIE COMPANY LIMITED. SALE REPORT. Messrs Craddock, M'Ci-ostie Company. Limited, report having sold during the past week:— Following on the auction salo of the Shirley Park Estate, held in our rooms last Saturday: Lot 17, containing 2 acres, at £lO6 per acre; Lot 16,' containing 2J acres, ot £165 per acre, to Mr G. Hancox; Lot 2, containing 1 acre 9 perches, for £l9O, to Mr ,1. W. Briggs; on account of owner, 5-roomed residence and nice section of land, situated Retreat Road, Avonside, to Mr Wendleborn; on account of Mr ./. M. Donald, his residence, eituoto at corner of Hay Street and Canal Reserve, comprising 6-roomed residence, together with large workshop and iibout i-acro of land, to Mr Dowdle; on account Mr M. P. Jones, his six-roomed residence, situate. Lancaster Street, Lin wood, to Mr WilliamEon; on account of Mr King, section of Jacre, at the corner of Hawke Street and Park Road, New Brighton, to Mr D. Jones. Having held a very successful sale oii account Mr E. B. Riinminpton, at Lower Rio carton, of hi 8 superior furnishings, on Tuesday last, when the motor-car realised £4 GO. Also, on account Mr Wood, on the premise.', Lyttolton, all the laundry machinery, when 2 washers realised £3B, and the other sundries sold at satisfactory prices. Also, on account Mr Manning, on the premises, 80, Chapter Street, superior furnishings in oak, etc.
■\Ve would draw attention to important sales to be held as follows:—'To-morrow, Tuesday, in our rooms, corner Cushei and Manchester Streets, on account Mr A. N. Smith, his superior art furnishings in oak and nearly new Haake piano; on view all day to-day and this evening from 7 till 9 p.m. On Thursday next, account Mr C. S. Black, on the premises, No. 49, AVoston Road, the superior bungalow residence and the whole of the furnishings, piano, etc; on view on Wednesday from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m. On Friday, on account of his Lordship Bishop ,Tu!iu3, on the premises, Bishopscourt, Victoria Street, tho residue of his furniture, grand piano by Eh-ard, three carriages, etc. In our land salerooms, on Saturday next, properties. Also, on Thursday, July 31, on account Mrs Rowe, on the promises, 314, St Asaph Street, upright grand piano and superior furnishings. Craddoclc, M'Crostio Company, Limited, wish to emphasise tho success of their property aiictions. Properties, if not actually sold at auction, uro almoat invariably disposed of within u short period afterwards, vido our Bale reporte. Intending sellers are invited to note that tho firm ha s disposed of over £70,000 of property and furnishinßs einco the first of July.
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12066, 23 July 1917, Page 6
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