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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12971, 26 November 1907, Page 12

AUCTIONS. GRADI/OCK AND SIMES. CRADDOCK. and SIMES. 4 E. Craddock.) (W. E. Simee. AUCTIONEERS, PROPERTY SALESMEN. t&X. £000. «850. GRESFORD. exceptional circumstances demand immediate eacriSce. A VERY FINE VILLA RESIDENCE of 6 living rooms, with every modern convenience in perfect order throughout. Capital section, fenced, laid out and planted, northern aspect. A bargain at £050, well worth £100 more. FoU fo7 ORADDOCK and SIMES. CLOSING AN ESTATE. ST. ALBANY. 1-ACRE, nice square House of 5 rooms, * pantry, bathroom, waehhouse, ecullery. copper, etc., verandah, veDetian blinds. A really comfortable home, and we want to sell to dear up accounts. £420. Fol. 657 CRADDOCK and SIMES. BAKERY BUSINESS. FREEHOLD, PLANT, HORSES, GOODWILL, Etc. Fine opening (or Good Tradesman. OVER 1 acre, with capital Dwelling of 4 rooms, also bakehouoe and oven (capacity, 120 large loavoa). pruver, pyrometer, and every other modern bakehouse appliance and requisite, 2 storerooms. 2-stall stable. lcoee-box, traphouse, iarjre loft, etc., 2 carte, harness, 2 fine upstanding mares. -turnover 700 large loaves weekly, could be easily increased to 000. StocK at valuation. Price £800 for the lot, lock, stock, arid barrel. A grand SIMES. 38 WINDSOR ON TRAMLINE. A CHOICE LITTLE HOLDING. ABOUT 2J acres good land, two frontages and comfortable square House of 7 living rooms. Pantry, ecullery, washhouse, copper, workshop, traphouMS, cowshed, fowlhouße, artesian, orchard. A very cheap property at £685. Another J-acre adjoimne may be had for £100. QT ??va o32 ORADDOOK and SIMES. £600. MOORHOUSE AVENUE. £600. SPECIAL VALUE. SPECIAL TERMS. FIRST-CLASS Section, 40ft x 165 ft. well fenced, laid out. and planted, and subutantially built,' and most comfortable arranged residence of 7 living rooms and conveniences, good water supply from ram and tank. This speoial baTgam may be wnndr»wn shortly, so apply early to CRADDOCK. and SIMES, Sole Agents. HOUSE AND GROUNDS AT PAPANUI. CLOSE TO TRAM AND STATION. 11 ACRES, nicely !aid out in lawns, »r----1* den. etc., together with large modern residence of 9 spacious rooms, plastered, handsomely end artistically decorated and finished throughout. Thtre w also every modern convenience and appointment. Jo expense has been spared in building and •quipping this fine house, and the result » a perfect Some in all respects. Easy terms , oan be arranged. 858 ORADDOCK ud SIMES. A. B. Craddock.) (W. B. Bime*. AUCTIONEEBS, LICENSED LAND BROKERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, W«tt End Chambers, 331 Hereford •taaert (Corner Oxford Unue). ~tf\f\ ACRES, very rioh land, splendidly JL\t\J adapted for dairying, growe heavy crops of grain, and excellent graea and clover land, eplendidly watered by never failing creek, which flows through the property. The greater portion of the property is newly eown down, and , is in splendid ord>r for starting *..dairy farm; 14 acres are in are looking well. Only half-mile" 'from oream«ry, and one mile, from railway station and ealeyards, two miles from school, and e»«y drive from town. House of 6 rcomg and atable. Dairy farmers call and see v* at once. Don't delay and miss your chance. Price £30 per acre. ' Fol. 274 O-f n ACRES—Subdivided, and house of 6 £iX. I rooms, waehhouee, etc.. stable, traphome, cowshed. This property ie well fenced and watered, and grows good turnips and rape. 30 acres in crop. 100 acres ploughed. Balance in griea. Handy to rail, school, etc. Within driving distance of town. Price £10 per acre. Fol 2 •| E A ACRES—3O Acres in crop. Balance lwU well grassed. This property is close" to rail, school, etc.. and within an hour's drive of town. Buildings coneiet of good 6-roomed house and necessary outbuildings. Price £15 pep acre. A oheap property. Fol. 16 (r<7A ACRES—6O Aoret in crop, 200 acres 0I \J young gra*». Good sweet sheep coun- ' try, all well fenced and watered. Handy to rail, saleyards, etc. Growe splendid turnips, oats, and rape. Buildings consist of new 6-roomed house, stable, implement-shed, and »h««py*rd». Price £10 per acre. *f Fol. 16 Af\ ACRES—Splendid lard. 7 miles from tyj town. Ail ploughed ready for crop. Close to school, post office, telephone, etc. Good homestead. Price £40 per acre. FoL 223 1 O ACRES— DaiTy Farm. Al land and J-i-i house of 4 rooms, pantry, scullery, bathroom, washhouse, 2 rooms outside, buildings comprise cowshed, pigsty*, etc. Price £330. Fol. 255 1 HO ACRES—(2 Acre* in oats. Sβ acres ia JLUU young eravi. 12 acres ploughed for turnips, retriaicder well gras;ed. Thi« property wiH gTow splendid crops of wheat and oite, also grows good turnips and rape. Handy to Spring- " ston Saleyards, rail*, good country ■tore, telephone bureau. etc Baildin%n consist of β-rocmed houses good granary, 4-stmll stable, implementahed. etc. Price £21 per acre. Fol. 270 rrn ACRES—Splendid cropning and 11> Dairy land, 40 seres in crop (wheat and oate), 8 acres p!<ugh«d for peae, balance in grass. 1 Mile from Sefton railway station, acd dote to creamfry. 6-roomed house, with wwlhouse acd dairy, 4-atail stable, and 2 looseboxe*. 4 cow bails, and taap house, sheepyard*, and fowlhouse. Crops at valuation. Price £28 per acre- Fol. 370 A(\ ACRES—Good agricultural land, well fenced and subdivided. Water-raon through the property. Comfortable dwelling of 4 room*, scullery, etc.. 3-stall stable, and chaffhouse, loft, trapahrd and cow byre, pigaty«. fowlrun. Has grown over 50 bushel* oi outs per acre. Price £1100. Fol. 26« IKA ACRES—Good agricultural and luv grazing land. This property is well unproved and in good h«art. Within etsy driving durtance of town, aad close to railway station, school, etc. The land ie now beiss cropped Buildings consist oi good house acd outbuildings. This property ia ap!ecdidty adapted for gfrowing oatiheavee, turnip*, and rape. Well worth inspection at the price Mked. Price £20 per acre. FoL 256 CUm CRADDOCK and SIMES.