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auctions. fcHARLES CLARK. O. B. Clark.) (&• E - Cl " k * QH ABLE S CLARK, 109 HEREFORD STREET. Established 1861. AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, _ . , Money to Lend at Current Rates of Interest FOB fiAT.r. OB TO LET. DEANS'S AVENUE. OVERLOOKING HAGLEY PARK. Within 20 minutes' walk of the Post Office, and 3 minutes' o! the Tram. SUPERIOR VILLA of 8 largo and lofts rooms, bay and oriel windows, blrnda. eas, college and tile gratea, fine hall, wardStea. bookcase, large baLbr oo ®. 1^^ 1 bath, shower, baein, h. and c., lead floor, scullery, storeroom, waehhouse with gaa, ooalhouse, patent w.c., good water verandah on the north and west odes. Nearly kali-acre, tastefully laid out und planted. For key, pricc, and rent, apply to CHARLES CLARK, 109 Hereford aireefc ST. ALBANS. JUST OFF PAPANUI BOAD. £1350. VILLA HOUSE of 7 rooms, very loftfrt plastered and papered, porcelain b*th, baein, h. and c., also h. and c. in two bedrooms, pantry, large octagon and bay bookcaec and cupboard, gas, leadlights, ward robes, linen press, electrio belle, fine hall, two verandahs, washhouse, coidhouse, two w.c. lavatories, motor shed, good j-acre• tion, planted. Splendid position. fcasy terms. CHARLES CLARK, 1 109 Hereford street. ; — —

OASHMEBE HILLS. DYER'S PASS ROAD, NEAR THE TEAM AND SCHOOL. £800. BUNGALOW of 6 rooms, electric cupboards, and other epltfcdid corner section of 67 perches, planted. Terms arranged. CHARLES CLARK. MERIVALE. JUST OFF PAPANUI ROAD. £800. First Class Residential Sit*. containing J of an acre, very high, planted, and private. CHARLES CLARK. C 2428.1119 . TONES, NORTON AND CO., LTD. rpONKS, NORTON AND CO., MPAUCTIONEERS, LAND SALESMEN, • HOTEL, PROBATE, And GENERAL VALUATORS, Furniture and Land Auction Rooms, 105 HEREFORD STREET. TELEPHONE 603. . f - Auction Sales EACH WEDNESDAY ani . FRIDAY, at 1 p.m. in Our Roome. Outside Sales conducted when and ivher< required. XEW FURNITURE A. SPECWyTY* OUR PRICES are the LOWEST in TOWN. Offico Hours: 9 to 6.30. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS, 7 to 9 p.rn TO BE LET. HEREFORD STREET, BEST POSITION G' ROUND FLOOR, Nioe Suite, strongroom, electric light, all conveniences. - Would suit Solicitor or Insurance Company. TWO LARGE ROOMS, plenty of light; L £C 0 per annum. TONKS, NORTON and CO.. LTD. - ~~fendalton! FENDALTON. A PERFECTLY APPOINTED I . BUNGALOW HOUSE, i of Localities, and Quite handy to Tram. A FAITHFULLY-BUILT BUNGALOW of ' j\. £ vc ' ial go rooms, 2 wide verandahs, oanelled hall, bathroom, Doulton baft, h.and ' r and shower, and all domestic offices and modern conveniences, the whole being tastefully decorated and completing a mo?t desirable home. The Land contains about 3-16ths of an acre, neat p.easure garden and gI NOTE THE LOCALITY and call for cards to inspect. To anyone requiring a !- charming home this property must appea. l d Fo PRICE £1200. d TONKS, NORTON and CO.. LTD., o 4033 Agents. [: H. B. SORENSEN. d o H. B. SORENSEN. tTHURSDAY, JULY 4th, Sale 11 o'clook

HB SORENSEN will SELL, by PUB- ♦ LIC AUCTION, at his Yards, Lichfield street —200 Sacks "Whole Wheat, 37 Sasks First-class Garton Oats. 10 Sacks Crushed Oats, 9 Sacks Glass Seed, 8 Sacks Damaged. Chaff 12 Bags Table Potatoes, 11 Sacks Damaged Wheat, line First-class R.P. < x 2, 4 x n, 3x2, 8 x 1, 1 Keg 4in Nai», 4cwt. New Hogwire, 26 Sheets of Bft Iron, almost new, 6 6ft do. (small corrguated), 3 400 sq. Tanks, in splendid-order, 1 Iron Gate, 2 Cast Iron Sinks, lot Greenhouse Bars' 1 22, 1 33sal. Aiia L»val Creatn be**" xator, in tKirfect order, sold subject to tr.il and guarantee; 2 Seta Brass Scales, 2 Show Cases 1 Post3i Franking Machine, l largo Sections. Flooring. 1 Range, GO Broom Heads, 6 Peggy Bags, 4 dozen Pumpkins and ilar rows, many lines Sundries. H. SORENSEN, 4199 Auctioneer. POSTAGE OF NEWSPAPERS TO JTEUTBAL COUNTRIES AND U.S.A. ttXDER the Postal Regulations NewsIj papers addressed to the United States n f America and to - Neutral Conntrw* -o? torwarded UNLESS DESPATCHED THROUGH THE PUBLISHING OFFICE ' ofTIE PAPER ITSELF. 1 Readers of "THE PRESS" and "THE ! WEEKLY PRESS," who have beon Bending ' copies of these papers to friends resident in the United States of America or in any neutral country, can ensure future forwarding by communicating with the publisher. ' Cfcristcburch Pxesa Co. # Ltd.# Cstlisdrs) eqtz&re. ;i