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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14833, 26 November 1913, Page 16

AUCTIONS. CHARLES CLARK. QHAKLE3 CLABK. Established 1361. 1® HEREFORD STREET. ATJCTIONEEIt, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR. LICENSED LAND -....„ BROKER. TO LEND .ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES AT CURRENT RATES. TO SPECULATORS, INVESTORS. AND OTHERS. DALLINGTON, ONE OF THE PRETTIEST SUBURBS OF CHIUSTCHURCH. OVERLOOKING THE AVON AND FRONTING RIVEP. ROAD, GLOUCESTER AND WESTENRA STREETS. A ACRES 37 PERCHES, with 20 CHAINS FRONTAGE to 3 Good Metalled Streets 4 - with Concrete Channelling and Asphalt Footpaths. The property can be eutdivided into 17 ALLOTMENTS, all HIGH and DRY. and many WELL PLANTED. ELECTRIC TRAMS pass tho property. One of the FINEST ORCHARDS in "the District. THE LAND FRONTING Wcsten-» and Gloucester streets can be sold WITHOUT INTERFERING with tho Houeo and Orchard. FOR SALE, at a very LOW FIGURE, and satisfactory reasons for celling. 750-3 CHARLES CLARK. REDUCED PRICES. HEATHFIELD. HEATHFIELD. THE PICK OF FENDALTON. THE PICE OF FENDALTON. THE BEST SECTIONS In THE BEST SUBURB. FRONTING FENDALTON EOAD. HEATHFIELD ROAD. SNOWDON ROAD. IDRIS BOAD. SEVERAL OF THESE MAGNIFICENT SECTIONS HAVE BEEN SOLD, AND ANYONE LOOKING FOR A ChARMING BUDDING SITE SHOULD NOT LOOSE THE CHANCE OF INSPECTING THESE, WHICH ARE WITHOUT DOUBT THE MOST ATTRACTIVE IN THE MARKET. REDUCED PRICES. 145-4 CHARLES CLARK.' 13CIS MY CATALOGUE OF PROPERTIES CAN BE HAD ON APPLICATION. . CHARLES CLARK, 526 .109 Hereford street. DECEMBER 2nd.. '. SHE SALE OF THE TEAS. UNRIVALLED CASHMERE. 1 —— THE LONG.LOOKED FOR HILL-SIDE SUBDIVISION. 8X BUILDING SITES DELIGHTFULLY SITUATED ON THE CHOICEST SLOPES OF THE FAR-FAMED CASHMERE ESTATE. CBIARLES CLARK will SELL by AUCTION, on account of the Cashm«r« Trustees, on TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2nd. at 3 p.m. 61 BUILDING SITES in that BLOCK SERVED BY lEAir. for tho SALE OF VraiCH SO MANY. HAVE BEEN WAITING. THE SPECIAL FEATURES ARE:PANORAMIC VIEWS extend ing from the Eetuary to the S.W., and ncrote tbe Plains to the Alpa, absolutely unequalled in this ox any other Hill-eido Suburb. A TRAMWAY SERVICE actually pas«ing half the Sections, end within a etone'a . throw of tbe balance. PURE ARTESIAN WATER SUPPLY now being installed by the Hcathcoto County Council. KOASS GRADED AND FINISHED from the fiat to the subdivision superior to any other Hill roade near Christcharch. AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE. This Subdivision has been most carefully carric-d out, giving ev«iy lot an excellent frontage. The &«c- . tione vary from 30 perches to J-aci«, giving all classes of purchasers an opportunity. PLANS READY. DUNCAN, COTTERILL and STRINGER, ■ Solicitors. CHARLES CLAKK, Auctioneer. No. 118. 6942 H. bTsorensen. • THIS DAY. . THI3 DAY. SALE ONE O'CLOCK. HB. SORENSEN will SELL b/ PUB- • LIC AUCTION, on the premieee. No. 20 St. Aeaph ttreet VVest, netr the Park, account the Contractor, a particularly uneftil lot of Timber, 3x2,4x2,4x3, Totara, EOOCft K. FJooring-, K. Lining*, W. Boards, Dosni .Watters's llange ar.d hot and cold., eervice, Bath and Fr»me with Taps and Shower, Roofing Iron, Sft to 9ft, a splendid sound Building 20 x 20, for removal, Bricke, Pilte Firewood. ' H. SORENSEN. 83G3 ' Sileamaa. DALGETY AND CO.. LIMITED. fvXFORU SALE. THURSDAY. PRESENT ENTRIES: 40 Fat Sheep 50 Halfbred Ewes with Lambs (us wool) 60 Hoggeta 8127 DALGETY and CO., LTD. GOSSIP for Girle, Hcnsekeeping Htete, Weekly Fashion Note*, and Reading for Everybody, ftppear to the "Pa-ge for Women" in Seturda/s Editions of th* "Evening Newe."