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Globe, Volume III, Issue 238, 15 March 1875, Page 1

TUESDAY, MARCH 16th, A VERY COMFORTABLE COTTAGE AND LAND FOR SALE BY AUCTION. MR. CHARLES CLARK is instructed TO OFFER BY AUCTION, At his Rooms, in Hereford street, on the above date— The very comfortable and newly erected DWELLING - HOUSE, of five rooms, now in the owner’s occupation, situate off the Windmill road, near the South town belt; together with the Parcel of Land, having one chain frontage to Horatio street, the whole forming a very nice property. The house contains many improvements not found in this class of house. Land Transfer Act Title. Sale at 12 o’clock. No 12 IMPORTANT TO MECHANICS AND OTHERS, DESIROUS OF ACQUIRING FREEHOLD BUILDING SITES NEAR CHRISTCHURCH. MR CHARLES CLARK will SELL by AUCTION, ON TUESDAY NEXT, MARCH 16th, THE REMAINING ALLOTMENTS ON THE WINDMILL ROAD, Which will be offered at the LOW UPSET PRICE OF TWELVE POUNDS EACH. Title under Land Transfer Act. These Allotments will be sold at 12 sharp. One Quarter-Acre, adjoining the Railway Station at Papanui. A Five-roomed House, Garden, and Artesian Well, next Mills’ store at Papanui. Five Building Sections at Papanui, as per plan if not sold in one block. The above properties will be sold on the following Easy Terms :—One-fifth, cash ; balance, half in six months, half in twelve mouths, at 10 per cent Interest. The Papanui Allotments all at a LOW UPSET PRICE. One-Sixth of an Acre in Worcester street, facing the Christchurch Club. Terms at sale. ST. ASAPH, DURHAM, & MONTREAL STREETS. BUILDING SITES FOR SALE. Q A BUILDING SITES for SALE, adOU mirably adapted for residence, and within five minutes’ walk of the centre of the town. Terms—lo per cent, cash, and balance in three instalments, at 8 per cent; interest, with the option of paying at any time. Title—Land Transfer Act. Apply to DE BOURBEL & CO. WALTHAM. A PUBLIC MEETING will be HELD at the WALTHAM ARMS HOTEL, ON TUESDAY NEXT, the 16th INST, At 7.30 p.m., To take into consideration the bad state of the road and drain. All ratepayers are particularly requested to attend. W. LANGDON, E. GEORGE, F. INNES. March 11th, 1875. FREDERICK FISHER, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, Hereford Street. CELLARS WALTON’S BUILDINGS. Agent for MARTIN’S INVERCARGILL ALE. THE usual ASSORTMENT of WINES, SPIRITS, and BOTTLED BEER. J. Smith, BELL-HANGER, GAS-FITTER, AND PLUMBER, t Whateley Road. ALL kinds of Tin, Iron, or Zinc Goods, made or repaired. Spouting and Ridging on sale.