AUCTIONS. W. E. SIMES. liAND AND ESTATE AGENT. VALUATOR AND LICENSED LAND BROKER, 174 HEREFORD STREET (next Bank N__4 £900 JUST ON THE MARKET. AN UNDOUBTED BARGAIN. OVER J-ACRE, 7 ROOMS. COLOMBO ROAD (just off)— Nearly new House 7 rooms plastered and papered, double verandah, bay window, all usual offioes and conveniences, tiled gratos and hearths, book-cases, dressers, linen bheetj lavatory, bathroom, w-h-, c. and tubs, asphalt paths and yard, lovely garden, ojchard and grounds; healthiest district, and the cheapest £900 worth ever offered. W. E. SIMES, Sole Agent. £375 SYDENHAM, Queen street — Well-built n.n. plastered and papered House of 3 large rooms, ha.l, good fireplaces, large scullery, copper, bath, water laid on, two frontages, coal shed, lift stud; can be easily added to with very little expense Handy to railway, power bouse, and within a few minutes of foundries and factories. W. E. SIMES, Sole Agent. £2200 CITY, within 5 minutes of P.O.—i-acre, corner site, and 2 Two-storey plastered Bouses of 9 and 11 rooms, with all modern conveniences, h. and a, sewer, good water supply, room for a third house. Sold to clcee an estate below the Government value. The best bargain in the city. Will sell separately. Foi. 7 W. E. SIMES, Sole Agent, 174 Hereford gtroet. £375™" CASHMERE HILLS—Over 1-acre, _ comfortable Cottage, 2 rooms and conveniences, yeraudah, section we'l fenced, pathed and planted. Sold to close a trust estate. Perfect situation and outlook. A gift. Easy terms. Foi. 131 W. E. SIMES, Sole Agent, 174 Hereford str_et, next Bank N.Z. £730 > Tram line. 100 yards—Splendid high Section of 82 Perches, plastered and papered, House of 6 large rooms, gas fittings, oriel and bay window, verandah, tiled hearths and giates, pantry, scullery, and bathroom, lava-tt-ry, h. and c. from deep well, wardrobes, stable, traphtuse, feed and harness rooma. asphalt paths and yard. Windmill and two tanks, washhouae, oopper and tubs. A genuine bargo-in. Foi. 662 W. E. SIMES, Sole Agent, 174 Hereford street. __<>A PER~IR)OT. CITY, 42 x 132ft—Capital Business o* Warebouee Site, handy to Railway, Station, and Good House 4 rooms and conveniences. Let at 16s. More land if required. Great piospective value. W. E. SIMES, Sole Agent. Next Bank New Zealand. £45 Q-EACH. WALTHAM—3 New well-plaartered House* of 4 rooms pantry, scullery, bathroom, h. and c, good water supply. _ A sound investment, and returning good interest. Easy terms. W. E. SIMES, Sole Agent, ' 174 Hereford street. £950 SPREYDON—NearIy 4 Acres, fenced with all new material. House 5 rooms, h. and c, all conveniences, pantry, scullery, bathroom, plastered, verandah front and side, Venetian blinds, windmill, outhouse, dairy, concrete floor, washhouse, tubs, and man's room. Owner has left district, and mu_- sell. A bargain. Easy terms. W. __. SIMES, Sole Agent, 174 Hereford street. £575 GOING CONCERN. 6 ACRES, « ROOMS. First-class 'and, 2-s. stable, fowlhouses, orchard, well laid out and planted, in root crops, raspberry beds, furniture, .horse, cart and harness, cow. Owner leaving district, henoe the low prioe. A bargain. Prebb.eton district FoL 849 W. E. SIMES, Sole Agent, 174 Hereford street, next Bank N_2. cacao A. E. YOUNG AND CO. A. E. YOUNG and CO, AUCTIONEERS AND LICENSED I__ND BROKERS. , Corner Manchester and St. Asaph streets. PA CA—SYDENHAM — Splendid new £fc'_fcUv/ modern Villa, 5 zooms, replete with every up-to-date convenience. Easy terms.
rjr\ ACRES—Fine cropping land, well IV7 watered, good House 4 rooms, with numerous outbuildings. Inspect at onoe. Splendid value at £14 10s per acre. Only nine miles from City. Terms. ri-0 LET—Large Sample Room, central, £1 A per week. _____ 1 1 AUCTION ROOm WJTB sell Fresh Fruit and Vegetables at VV 9.50 every morning. We sell privately at Auction prices, Saturday Evenings, until 10 p.m. YOUNG'S CITY AUCTION BOOMS, Corner Manchester and St. Asaph streets. C 8598 PROPERTIES TO LET. TO LET. ADDINGTON, Park road—Comfortable Residence 9 rooma, bathroom, scullery, washhouse, hot said cold, li scree, stable, coachhouse, orchard. FOR SALE. OFF BREEZES ROAD, 7 chains from electrio tramline to Brighton—Sections, 48 perchesSeach. Prioe, on terms, £35 each. For cas-_ £30 each. Sheltered site, sunny aspect. Outside of the fog belt. 1 P. PRiLTT, 149 a Cashel street. -PO Let—City, 4 rooms, 8s; Fitzgerald .1. avenue, modern 6 rooms, 22s 6d; City, G rooms, 16s; Churchill street, modern 7 rooms.. £1; City, 4 rooms, 12s; City, 7' rooms", £1 Is; Linwood north, G rooms, 15s; Sumner, _3ury street, modern 7 rooms, 17s Gd; City, 7 rooms, 19s; Linwood, 9 rooms, 235; St. Albans, 7 rooms, 17s 6d; Linwood, modern 6 rooms, 17s Gd; Linwood, furnished 6 rooms, £2. Cards to view or keys of any of the above, from Dearsley and Lane, 71 ".athedral square, Christchurch. 739 TO LET ON MAIN THOROUGHFARE, Opposite Broadway's. 2 LARGE, well-lit upstairs Rooms, suitable for milliner, tailor, photographer, or costumier. Rental, £1 per week each. 1154 CHARLES HILL, 165 Hereford street BOARD AND RESIDENCE. WHAKATATA 233 CASHEL STREET WEST. SUPERIOR, large, newly-erected, well-ap-pointed House; best position in Christchurch. TariS, 25b. 30s. Telephone 1356. 02313 GODWIN LAMING, Proprietor. GLOUCESTER HOUSE (256 Gloucester street west), offers excellent accommodation to vis_£-rg; superior position and convenient to business centre. Special terms to famili-s and peri____en- boardors. Liberal cuisine. Telephone 952. Mrs M. W. By*n. C2-5S "DT. ELMO" HOUSE, 187 Woroo-ter O street. West End—Supierior Accom. modation for Visitors and Permanent Bc_rd_ra. Two minutes from G.P.O. and central tram terminus, also within same distance of Parks, Public Gardx___, Museum, Boo.t Sheds, etc. .Quietest and very bo-t ft-sit__-_i in City. Teitphone 872. Miss Hampton, Proprietress. ____ C 2674 ACCOMMODATION BUREAU. — BoajrdResklenoe speciality. Apartments and Houses, Furnished and Unfurnished, to-Let. Open daily, al_o WedDosday and . Sa"turdav Evenings, from 7.30 till 9. Christchurcn Exchange 174 a Lichfield etreet, opp. Maeom, Stru-Aeg-s'. 'Phooe 2148. C 2834 DO not decide on a machine before you have seen the Daytoraa. Just go and look-:at it. '.SCr-wn'-. ._ ' C 2357
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13100, 27 April 1908, Page 11
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