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Press, Volume L, Issue 14972, 20 May 1914, Page 15

AUCTIONS. *H ATATSOX AND-CQ. I E TV E E SALE. ' . FRIDAY NEXT. SPECIAL ENTRIES: Account of a Client, 7* F»t Lambs 55 Ewe Lambg ' i 130 Wether Lamb* j Further Solicited. ' S6st H. MATSON ! CHARLES OLARK. C. R. Clark.) (L. E. Clark. Q R L E S CLARK. 109 HEREFORD STREET. Established 1861 | AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGEXT. VALUATOR, LICENSED LAND BROKER. . ! * ——— 1 MONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES AT CURRENT RATES. OFFICES. CATHEDRAL SQUARE, In GOVERNMENT LIFE BUILDINGS. QUITE, consisting of LARGE PUBLIC ° OFFICE and TWO PRIVATE ROOMS. VERY LOW RENT. CHARLES CLARK. TO SPECULATORS AND INVESTORS. BLOCK OF LAND. NEAR THE TRAM, RAILWAY STATION, SCHOOL, AND CHURCH. CONiAINING -.ACRES 3 ROODS 15 PERCHES, with over 9 CHAINS FRONTAGE on 2 STREETS. ' JUST OUTSIDE THE CITY BOUNDARY, Witt COTTAGE of 5 roome and outbuildings. THE PROPERTY h«e come into th.« bands of the MORTGAGEE, and hie* inetructions to mc are to. SELL. Anyone looking out for a GOOD SPECULATION should not delay, but get particulars at once from the Agent. 37-4 CHARLES CLARK. MERIYALE. / THE BEST POSITION. LOVELY SURROUNDINGS. QHARIIING BUNGALOW of 9 rooms, plastered, papered, and panelled walls and ceiling. Large brick open firrplacw and hearths. No kerbs required. Large sun balcony room. Lot wardrobes. White tiled bathroom, porcelain bath, ehor.er, pedestal b*ain, h. and c. service, hot vater, towel rack, w.c. lavatory, inglenooks with 6replace, leadlight sliding windows and doors, large hall, library, lobbies, larder and pantry, dark room, gas and electric belle Ihroughout, electric ■ wiiee for light. MOTOR-CAR HOUSE and "Workshop. HALF-ACRE, High Section. Lovely Grounds, with walks and flower gardens, etc. THIS PROPERTY MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. • For Price and card to view apply to CHARLES' CLARK, 150-4 ' * Auctioneer. 517 109 Hereford street. MY CATALOGUE of PROPERTIES can be had on application. ... : CHARLES CLARK. 935 109 Hereford street. '' MARK SPROT AND CO. FERTILE "WEST COAST LAND FORr «.. SALE. '■ : -. • ' ■■' I ' ' ■ Why jay' £30 to £<0 per acre for or- . . . dinary Land wnen you can buy Firet-class River ■ B<d Flat Land that will grow anything, lor lets than SEVEN POUNDS PER acre.. .''•■; 9000 a 9 res rich ritee land, : aitnated withla nine miles East and Weefc Coast railway * line. AboT« are* conrpriset the largest and practically the only available block of freehold land for tale at the preetrat time in Westland. . Full partieulaie eupplied- to bona fide eoqnireri 1»T ...'■■ G. H. ROBINSON. White. H*rt Hotel, Or MARK SPROT and CO., Greymouth. 9068 R. LATTIiR. ROBERT LAITER. ■ THE ESTATE OF THE LATE B. MORA. O/\fV ACRES FREEHOLD, GERMAN BAY, BANKS PENINSULA. MR R. LATTER bae received instructions from Mrs B. Mora, to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the SALEYARDS, DUVAUCHELLES BAY, on FRIDAY, June the sth, 1914, ai 12.30 p.m.. thia well-known Estate, contaitvine about 600 ACRES, with large homestead and outbuildings, woolabed, sheep i and cattle yards, dip, etc., situated close t« tb« German Bay Factciy, School, and Pest Office. The land ia some of the best in the district, weil fenced and subdivided into conj venient paddocks, particularly well watered, and suitable for dairying or prasing- purposes, in fact, it is practically the last of the original laxg* farms situated ineide the Akaroa watershed thiit has not already previously been subdivided or offered ior tale EASY TERMS OF. PAYMENT ANU IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. . For further particulars ayply -R. LATTER, Auctioneer, Barry's Bay; or MESSES IZABD and LOUGHNAN, 9160 . J Solidtors, Christcturci. i• . ' ffJHE Specitil *Tas» tat yfcram" b Satni' "Jt day'm Editions of The Evening News" appeal* U> «T«rroa«. ■& Bobm Itsfuia^ 4P'