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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16485, 26 February 1914, Page 12

AUCYIOMB. H. MATSON & CO. TO-MORROW, FEBRUARY 26th. SPECIAL ENTRY— On account Mr J. 11. Shemmings, Banksido ■jOA HALE-BRED MERINO EWES, off 101/ hard country Also Store Lambs. Further Entries Solicited. 233 H. MATSON AND CO. CHARLES CLAREL C. R. Clark.) (L. E. Clark. : A R L E 8 ' CLARK, w 109, HEREFORD STREET. Established 1861, AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR, LICENSED LAND BROKER. MONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD. SECURITIES AT CURRENT RATES NEW BRIGHTON. LONSDALE STREET. Near the Tram, School and Beach. n OOD HOUSE of 5 Rooms, plastered, gas f and fittings, verandah, bathroom, h. and c. servico, pantry, scullery, washhouse, ram and tank, concrete foundation, nice section. PRICE ONLY £5lO. Terms arranged. 621 CHARLES CLARK. FENDALTON. HOLMWOOD ROAD. I OOD BUNGALOW, Seotion about 50ft J" frontage by 165 ft in depth. PRICE £275, Or would sell the Front Portion for £2lO. 418-3 CHARLES CLARK. ADDINGTON, Just off Lincoln Road. OUSE of 5 Rooms, plastered and paper- - ed, soullery, washhouse, J-acre land. PRICE £315. Very Easy Terms Arranged. 118-4 CHARLES CLARK. '0 ALL THOSE in SEARCH of CHOICE ■ BUILDING SITES OVERLOOKING the RIVER AVON, CLOSE to the ELEC TRIC TRAM. BOAT SHEDS, PUBLIC SCHOOL AND CHURCH. DALLINGTON. DALLINGTON. THE COMING GARDEN SUBURB OF ! CHRISTCHURCH. ' SEVERAL CHOICE SECTIONS, Containing ' ONE ACRE AND OVER, Fronting the RIVER AND GAYHURST ROAD, DALLINGTON TRAM BRIDGE, AT PRICES FROM £225 TO £3OO. CASH. Or, if TERMS REQUIRED: 10 per cent deposit, 10 per cent 6 months, 10 per cent 12 months, balance in three years. Interest 5 per cent. 169 CALL AND INSPECT PLAN. CHARLES CLARK, Sole Agont . CATALOGUE OF PROPERTIES can bo had on application. CHARLES' CLARK, 109, Hereford Street. At 2 p.m. Account Trustees late W. H. WYNN-WIL-LIAMS. THE AUCTION SALE OF •J A MAGNIFICENT SITES lt7 TAKES PLACE. TO-DAY TO-DAY At 2 p.m. No. 253 CHARLES CLARK. 612 BUILDINGS FOR REMOVAL. CIHARLES CLARK has received instruc- > tions from the Trustees in the Estate of the late W. H. Wynn-Wiliiams to SELL by AUCTION, on the Property, LA'IIMER SQUARE and HEREFORD STREET, on TUESDAY, MARCH 3rd, The BUILDINGS thereon, comprising House of 15 rooms, with 7 grates (several of which are modern), large range, 2 baths, gas fittings throughout, etc. The whole of the roof is iron,, in excellent order and mostly heavy gauge, and a number of the windows are plateglass. Also Toolhcmoe and Dark Room about 20ft x 12ft, in excellent order, iron toot, washhouse (all iron) with copper, 4 400 gal tanks, etc.' ■ ALL FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. SALE-AT 2 O'CLOCK. No. 294 615 ELLESMERE. ELLESMERE. A C R E S. MAGNIFCENT LAND. CHARLES CLARK has received instructions from George E. Rhodes, Esq., to offer by Auction, on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4th, at 2 p.m., The Balanco of the MEADOWBANK ESTATE, in TWO LOTS (the Homestead, Lot 1, having been sold to Harvey Patterson, Esq.) LOT 2—171 J ACRES, subdivided into 6 paddocks, with iron shed thereon. LOT 3—116 ACRES, subdivided into 4 paddocks, with Cottage of 5 rooms, etc. The land is in the best of heart, well watered, and'in the cenl.ro of one of the very •best districts in Canterbury. The fences are in geed order. Closo to School, Railway, Creamery and good markets. Abotit 50 Acres of Lot 3 situate below the river terrace is admirably adapted tar growing root crops. . ' , It is seldom that land in this favourite locality comes into the market and as Mr Rhodes has lcft,,ihe district his intentions are to sell. : ' Plans Now Ready. >r„.™ n further particulars from THE AUCTIONEEK S. '