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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14836, 29 November 1913, Page 20

AUCTIONS^ N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP- ASSOCIATION, LIMITED? SALE. MONDAY, DECEMBER let, 1313. PEESEST~EKTRIES« 20 Fat Ewes , . , • Pure SJJ. Bull, bred by A. Chamberlain, Esq. Furtß«r Entries Solicited. N.Z. FARMERS , CO-OP., LTD, g304 Auctioneers. BY PUBLIC AUCTION. WE are invited b7~Mr R - '&• T V^ T ' M' nunistrator o{ theEstate of TO Elizabeth Turner, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Land Sale Room, Bangiora, on TUESDAY, DECEMBER Oth. at 2 o'clock, All that Parcel of Land containing U acres of land at Woodend, with dwellinghouse cent, at Sale, balance 20th December. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., LTD., 8259 Auctioneers. CHARLES CLARK. C. R. Clark.) &• E. Clark. QHARLES CLARK. Established 1861. 109 HEREFORD STREET. ATTCTIONEER. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR, LICENSED LAND BROKER. MONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES AT CURRENT RATES. TO SPECULATORS. INVESTORS. AND OTHERS. DALLINGTON, ONE OF THE PRETTIEST SUBURBS OF s CHRISTCHURCH. OVERLOOKING THE AVON AND FRONTING RIVER ROAD. GLOUCESTER AND WESTENRA STREETS. A ACRES 37 PERCHES, with 20 CHAINS * '.FRONTAGE to 3 Good Metalled Streets, with Concrete Channelling and Asphalt Footpaths. The property can be subdivided into 17 ALLOTMENTS, all HIGH and DRY. and many WELL PLANTED. ELECTRIC TRAMS pass the property. One of the FINEST ORCHARDS in theDhtiic*. THE LAND FRONTING Westenr* and Gloucester streets can be sold WITHOUT INTERFERING with* the Howe and Orchard. v FOR SALE, at a very LOW FIGURE, and satisfactory reasons for celling. ' 750-3 CHARLES CLARK. ST. ALBANS. NEAR THE PENNY SECTION. NORTHERN ASPECT. FINE VILLA RESIDENCE of 8 large rooms, with every possible oonvenienoe, motor-car house, aephalt tennis court; §-aero in flower and fruit garden. Low price for quick sale. For card to view apply 628-3 CHARLES CLARK, .Sole Agent. j •• ■ . ■ ■ i MERIVALE. CHARMING SITUATION. . NORTHERN ASPECT. NEAR THE CAB. , mWO-STORIED DWELLING of 10 rooms, J- in perfect order, ell conveniences, balcony; lovely grounds, nearly J-acre, very high; motor-car house, flower and fruit garden Fox ft quick eale a low figure will be taken. ' Card to view from 438-3 CHARLES CLARK, Sole Agent. MY CATALOGUE OF PROPERTIES CAN BE HAD ON APPLICATION. CHARLES CLARK, 1665 109 Hereford etreet. TUESDAY NEXT. , THE SALE OF THE YEAB. TJNRIVALLED CASHMERE. THE LONG-LOOKED FOR HILL-SIDE . SUBDIVISION. 61 BUILDING SITES DELIGHTFULLY SITUATED ON THE CHOICEST SLOPES OF THE FAR-FAMED CASHMERE ESTATE. CHARLES CLARK will SELL by AUCTION, on account of the . Cashmere Trustees, on TUESDAY NEXT, a-t 2 p.m. 61 BUILDING SITES in . that BLOCK SERVED BY TRAM, for the SALE OF WHICH SO MANY HAVE BEEN WAITING. THE SPECIAL FEATURES ARE:— PANORAMIC VIEWS extending from the Estuary to the S.W., and across the Plains to the Alps, absolutely unequalled in thie or any other Hill-side Suburb. A TRAMWAY SERVICE actually pawing half the Sections, and within a etone's throw of the balance, PURE ARTESIAN WATER *SUPPLY now being installed by the Heathcote County Council. ROADS GRADED AND FINISHED from the fiat to the subdivision superior to Any other Hill road* sear Chriatchurch, AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE Thie Subdivision has been most carefully carried oat, giving every kit as excellent frontage. The section* vary from 30 perchee to J-acwM, giving all claaaee of purchasers an opportunity. PLANS HEADY. DUNCAN, COTTERJLL and STRINGER, CHARLES CLARK, Auctioneer^ No. 118. 8273 rpHE~Bpec»l -pi ge Jor WomenTlrTSaluV•a- dajre Editions of the "Evening News" appeals to eYeivou* A bright Horn*