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Press, Volume L, Issue 14889, 31 January 1914, Page 19

AUCTIONS. CHARLES CLARB- ■ C. B. Clark.) fl_ E. Clark. p HA B L E S C L A R K. 109 HEREFORD STREET. Established 186 L AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT VALUATOR, LICENSED LANBROKER. MONEY TO LEND" ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES AT CURRENT RATES. ONE OF THE FINEST RESIDENCES NEAR THE CITY. CASHMERE HILLS. rn__ MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY OF GEO. E. WAY, ESQ. LAND, 2a 3r 16p. The situation is the very choicest and most sheltered on the Hillside. THE HOUSE CONTAINS 12 rooms, and every possible convenience, verandah and balcony. Private water supply and storage for 5000 gale., 2 septic tanks. Among the residences on the Hillside the above property, with its charming and sheltered situation, its well grown ornamental and fruit trees, ehrubs, and flowers, and its general position is second to none. (The above is not in the special tramway rating area). CHASLBS CLA RK, Sole Agent. NOTICE. TO ALL THOSE IN SEARCH OF CHOICE BUILDING SITES OVERLOOKING THE RIVER AVON, CLOSE TO THE ELECTRIC TRAM, BOAT SHEDS, -PUBLIC SCHOOL AND CHURCH. DALLINGTON. DALLINGTON. THE COMING GARDEN SUBURB OF CHRISTCHURCH. SEVERAL CHOICE SECTIONS containing ONE ACRE and OVER, £°nting the River a_d Gayhurst road, near the Dallington Tram Bridge. AT PRICES FROM £225 TO £300 CASH, OR IF TERMS REQUIRED, . 10 per cent.. Deposit. 10 per cent. 6 months. ' 10 per cent. 12 months. Balance 3 years: - Interest-5 per cent. -169 - CALL AND INSPECT PLAN. CHARLES CLARK, Solo Agent. MY CATALOGUE OF'PROPERTIES cstn be had on application. CHARLES CLARK, 1485 109 Hereford etreet. FIRST-CLASS" FURNITURE. MAGNIFICENT PIANO, ROLL-TOP DESK, FIREPROOF SAFE, ETC. CHARLES CLARK having Bold 'the property of M. J. BURKE. ESQ, "WAITOHI," 54 HAREWOOD ■ ROAD, Papanui (just over Railway), has now been instructed to dispone of the High-class FURNITURE by AUCTION, at tho above address,, on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6th. The list includes:—Axrriinster Carpets, Axminster ond Astrachan Hearth Rugs, Wicker Easy Chairs, Fire Kerbs, Austrian Chairs, Occasional Tables, Bookcase, Walnut Davenport, Case of Brazilian Butterflies, handsome Sideboard with mirror panels. Extension Dining Table, Lace and Plush Curtains, Hall Stand, Settee in Cretonne, Tapestry Runners, Stuffed King Penguin in ease,. Books, Fireproof Safe by Tann, 30 x 24 x 24, Oak Roll-top Desk, with four drawers and cupboard, laTge Bookcase, with cupboaid, Single Wooden Bedstead, Wardrobe with mirror panels, Scotoh and other Chest Drawers, Duchesso Chests, Washstands, Sets Toilet Ware, W.W; Stretchers, Kapoc _ Mattresses, Bagatelle Board, Bft, China, Glass, Iron Garden Roller (2ft), Garden Tools, Tennis and Croquet \Sots, Indiarubber Garden Hose, .Pot'Plantß, Spray Pump, very fine Piano by Spencer (practically new), Acadic American Organ (11 stops), etc, etc. SALE at 11 o'clock. No. 282 . 3936 ELLESMERE.' ELLESMERE. 257 ACRES. MAGNIFICENT LAND. CHARLES CLARK has received instructions from GEORGE E. RHODES, ESQ., to offer by AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4th, At 2 p.m., The balance of the MEADOWBANK ESTATE IN TWO LOTS (The Homestead having been sold to Hanrey * Patterson, Esq.). LOT I—ll6 ACRES, subdivided into 4 paddocks, with Cottage of 5 zooms, etc. LOT 2—171 ACRES, subdivided into 6 paddocks, with ii on shed thereon. The land is in the best of heart, well watered, and in the centre of one of the very best districts in Canterbury. The fences _•« in good order. Close to School, Railway, Creamery, and good Markets. About 50 Acres of Lot 1, situate below the river terrace, is admirably adapted far grow-ing-root crops. _ It is .seldom that land in , this .favourite locality comes into the market, and ac Mr Rhodes has left the district hia intentions are to celL i ' '-■ ' - j Terms and further particulars from No. 283 • THE AUCTIONEER. ...■'-■ ' 3935