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auctions. CHARLES CLARK. MORTGAGEE'S SALE THR°UGH THE REGISTRAR OF <THE SUPREME COURT. <~IHARLES CLARK, laving xeccived mV struct ions from tie Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand at Christchiireh actin" at the request ot the Alortgagee, wUI SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at bis Salo Rooms in Hereford etreet, Chnstchuroh, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th dg of April, 191", at 12 o'clock noon, ALL THAr piece of land containing 35 Perches, situate at Stirling street, in the Sydenham Ward of tho Citv of Christchurch, being Lot 63 on deposited plan dumber 2, Land Registry Office, Christchurch, and being part of jural section "9, District of Christchurch, and being the whole oi the land in Certificate of Title Volume 1. iolio 204, Canterbury District, having a total frontage of approximately 83 2-3 rd links, together with Three Cottages thereon, being Numbers fi, Ift, and 12 Stirling street. The application to sell and estimated value of property may be seen at the Office of the Registrar of the Supremo Court at Christchurch at all reasonable times prior to the sale, and a copy thereof in the Auction Rooms at the time of 6ale, without payment of any fee. For further particulars, apply to THE AUCTIONEERS, Or to FRANKS, HUNTER and LYON, 109 Hereford street, Christchurch, 6575 Solicitors to the Mortgagee. C. R. Clark.l (L. E. Clark. QHARLES CLARK. 109 HEREFORD STREET. Established 1861. AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Money to Lend at Current Rates of Interest, A SOLDIER LEATING for THE FRONT WISHES TO DISPOSE OF HIS PROPERTY QUICKLY. IT IS WITHOUT a DOUBT ONE of the BEST of ITS SIZE AROUND CHRISTCHUECH. NORTHERN ASPECT. VERY SUPERIOR TWO-STOREY ART BUNGALOW of G large rooms, with a eun sleeping balcony; papered and panelled, chippcd clinker brick fireplaces and portico verandah; electric light and bells throughout; Servery; antique light shades and fittings; beam ceiling in living room; office; pedestal lavatory basin, with h. and c. in best bedroom; bathroom, Doulton bath, shower, basin, h. and c.; sink, h. and c.; white tile fireplace, 'with range; coal bins; washhoueo; elate roof; motor garago; nearly J-acre, well fenoed all round; very private; tastefully laid out. Price and card to view, apply, 425-4 ! CHARLES CLARK. MERIVALE. ONE OF THE PRETTIEST BUNGALOWS IN THIS LOCALITY. CONTAINING 5 ROOMS and RECEPTION HALL, papered throughout; electric light and gas; 2 large windows, R. blinds, 2 verandahs; linen press, wardrobes, Doulton bath, pedestal basin, h. and c. service; pantry, sink, h. and c.; glass-china cupboard; tile grates and hearths; waehhouse, coalhouse; w.c. lavatory; motor garage; ?. Bp halt drive and paths; about 30 perches land, neatly laid out. Price and card to view. Apply 423-4 CHARLES CLARK.

ST. ALBANS. • VERY HANDY POSITION, NEAR THE CAR. GOOD LOCALITY. WELL-BUILT HOUSE of 7 Rooms, plastered. and papered; tile gratee and hearths and gas fires, gas fittings; fine hall, large flay windows, wardrobes, bath, shower, basin, h. and e., tile-back range; cupboards; pajitry; weahhouse; verandah; 7>orkshcp; h.p. water; asphalt paths; eewer connexion ; i-acre, laid out and planted; everything in perfect order. For sale to close a deceased estate. Price and card to viw. Apply 435-4 CHARLES CLARK. HALSWELL DISTRICT. NEAR THE TRAM AND SCHOOL. FINE POSITION.

91 ACRES GOOD LAND,' in Lucerne, Oii Grass, Orchard, and Garden. Houso of 7 Rooms, plastered and papered, bath, h. and c.; wardrobes, tile grate and hearths; bay windows and blinds, 2 verandahs; washhouee ; coachliobse and stable; cow shed, etc. card to view and prioe. Apply to 435-4 . CHARLES CLARK, 1389 109 Hereford street. CLARIDGE AND SMITH.

Jji AKME RS' SAI/ETABBS, CLOSED UNTIL TUESDAY NEXT. POULTRY SALE Resumed SATURDAY, APRIL 14th. GENERAL SALE, FRIDAY, 13 th. WATCH Our CLEARING SALE LIST. CLARIDGE and SMITH, ' C2316-BSIO Auctioneers. • PUBLIC AUCTION. SHORT NOTICE. THURSDAY, 12th APRIL, . 1 p.m. pLARIDGE and {SMITH have been fav- ' oured with instructions from Mr E. HOLE. Carrier, Tankervillo street, Spreydon, who is leaving at once for Oamaru, to SELL by AUCTION, the following without reserve :— 3 Van Horses, 8 and 9 years, broken 8. and li., and Double Harness, also Chains. These Horses are right out of work, and can be seen at any time. Express (full lock, with top, shafts and pele, also side and front seats; good as new). Pleasure Trap (nearly new). Set Harness, and Odd Harness, 2 good Cbwo (full profit, part Jersey. 3rd calvers), 1 Cow (i Jersey, 2nd calf duo now). Bacon Pig, 1 Heifer Calf, Wheat, Barley, Oats. CO Sacks Oat-sheaf, Trap Cover, Wire Netting, BarreV. Sieps. Barb Wire, Posts and line Timber. Wheelbarrow, 200 Empty Sacks. Garden Tools, Sieves, Hay Knife, Pig Net, Piano Case, Sofz, Bicycles, C. Boncli, W. Stand. Cupboard. Grindstone, 3 Drums Tar 12 Pair Fowls. Also the Goodwill of his Carrying Round, which is worth X's per week—a rare chance for an energetic man. CLARIDGE and SMITH, C 2316-6611 Auctioneers. CLEARING SAX-E. ~~ AT AX EARLY DATE. A CCOUXT Mr A. WILSON— 127 PAGE'S ROAD, BRIGHTON, Horse, Cow, Pigs, Expreeo Van. Grain. Potatoes, Chaff, 30 Pair Pullets, Farm Implements, the whole of hi- Live and Dead Stock. Withoqt Eeeerve. CLARIDGE and SMITH, C231&-SGI2 Auctioned*. THE "Evening News" is devoting exceptional attention to every phase of th« Great 1, War, giving its readers tho product of the whole of the World's War Correspondence, the Official Stories, the Comments of the Leading Papers, and the Letters of Soldiere from the Trenches, besides all the Cable Services —more columns of War News daily than aas pap«r.