AUCTIONS. CONWAY MATSON AND SONS. ~~ THIS DAY. THIS DAY. AUCTION NOTICE. ALTERATION OF DATE OF SALE. MSR W. S. YOUNG'S SALE at DALLINGTON— 14 Dairy Cows, Bull. Gelding 4j-rs, Cow Covers, Harrows, etc., Will take place THIS DAY st 1 o'clock. NOT Thursday. April 30th. CONWAY MATSON and SONS, Oejieral Auctioneers, etc.. 915S 133 Cashel itreet ar.d Ransiora. EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD AND WELL BUILT. An attractive Bungalow Re.idenc*, with rooms as follow. :1S x 17, 13 .. 11, 17 x 12. 14 x 13. ar.d smell bedroom: linen closet, pantry, bathroom and „cu!!ery, h. and c, windmill, casement windows, etc. A FEW MINUTES FROM FENDALTON TRAMS. Jarrah plates, yellow American pine doors and sashes (beautiful limber), doublo verandah, gas, detached w.-house, full J-ncre; everything inside right up-to-date, good exterior. A house which will stay goo-.. Foi. 168 CONWAY MATSON and SONS, Agents. £665 A COSY HOME. IN THE MERIVALE DISTRICT. Modern House, with 0 main rooms, h. ar.d c bath, pantry and scullery £as pcints. Venetians, telephone laid on (optional), high foundation., etc., and about "_ perches of land, handy to cars. Foi. 154 CONWAY MATSON and SONS, _ Agents. . £1050 ONE ACRE IN FENDALTON. AND 9 ROOMS. Charming l.e_idf>nce, on concrete f.. and plastered throughout, h. and c, and ull usual offices, lawns snd garden, matured shrubberies, and rare native and ornamental trees. Considered a gift fit this price. Foi. 62 CONWAY' MATSON and SONS. -£630" rUST OFF EAST BELT, AND HANDY TO CITY. Modern 5-roomed House, plastered and decorated,' gas, h. and c, bath, scullery and pantry, Venetians, sunny side of street, comer rires, tiled hearths and registers, up-to-date 'laundry, and 3-16 th acre section. Foi. 275 CONWAY MATSON and SONS. £760 ATTRACTIVE HOME, WITH 1 ACRE. Suit anyono retired, r - main rooms, h. and c, bath and offices, good water supply, concrete f., every convenience, ontsheds, etc., fruit trees and shrubb_r.es, north aspect i 5 minutes' walk from Papanui trams. Foi. 114 CONWAY MATSON and SONS. £1100 5 ACRES AND MODERN RESIDENCE. Sunny aspect, attractive place, 5 main rooms, bath, plastered, concrete f., windmill and tank, Btable and trapshed. fowlhouse, sheds, etc., together with 5 acres first-class land, well drained, will grow anything; House five years built. Situation, north of town. Foi. 503 CONWAY MATSON and SONS, Agents. £550 A CHEAP PROPERTY! 7 ROOMS, UP-TO-DATI.. Close Papanui road trams, 2d section, 7 main rooms, h. ar.d c, i-lastered and papered, bath, pantry and scullery, copper, tubs, water laid on, gas, Venetians, bay windows, cupboards, etc., and J-acre. This is a cheap property. Foi. 185 CONWAY MATSON and SONS. Agents. NORTH CANTERBURY. » LEASEHOLD. 1 ACRES, at 2s 9d per Acre. Lease JLOUU 8 years to run, right renewal. 21 years. Carrying capacity, one ewe to acre. Goodwill £3500. Description:—Well subdivide and watered, 400 acres, E. grass, balance silver tussock. Lies well io sun. Improvements:—Small House, fencing, etc., valued £1000. F232
SPLENDID AGRICULTURAL AND DAIRYING PROPERTY, SITUATED NORTH OF Christohnroh. _ C\C\ ACRES, more cr less, part drained Ivy swamp, all boen well farmed, nearly all flat, below downs. Part cropped, balance well sown down. HOUSE 5 rooms, stabling, sheep yards, and other buildings, in splendid order. Owner' purchased sheep land. Price. £18 per acre. " F. 221 CONWAY. MATSON and SONS, Auctioneers, Stock and Land Agents, 139 Cashel street (next Union S.S. Co.) VICTOR HARRIS. A SPLENDID SPECULATION. 7000 ACRES NORTH ISLAND LAND. ONE OF THE VERY BEST INVESTMENTS IN THE NORTH. SITUATE IN THE WAIKATO, 5 MILES FROM SALEYARDS. ONLY £3 15s PER ACRE, WILL AT LEAST DOUBLE IN VALUE WITHIN NEXT 12 MONTHS. - . r 7(\ClCi ACRES Gcod Swamp Land, greater Iv. \J\J portion drainfd, balance of drainage to be completed .by the vendor. There are three farms as follows: — LOT I.—Tho Homestead Block of 2209 Acres, of which 503 acres are cultivated, and will show what the land with Very • little work and expenditure, is capable of producing. Good 6-rooiced House, and all necessary outbuildings. LOT 2.—2168 Acres, all ready to put the Dlough in. This adjoins the homestead block, -and with it ttsay be purchased as one block. LOT ... —20-3 Acres, same quality as above, with tho exception of about 900 acres, which has frontage to a main reed, and which is of a rich chocolate loamy nature, and is a splendid block for subdivision into 50-acre allotments. These -,vculd be eagerly snapped up by the _u.roundi..<g settlers at anything from £6 to £8 per acre. This land is situated 5 miles from Ohaupo, where very larpe stock sales are held week'y. Ohanpo i 3 in the centre of a very rich stockraising district, arVl consequently pome of the largest sales aro held there. Cambridge is only 6 miles distant, and Hamilton les.. than 10 miles. Tbo improved farms all around the land ..ell- at from £25 to £30 per acre. The whole block is splendidly rcaded, aTsd can be subdivided into Email farms, from 50 to 200 acres, with very little expense. These blocks would easily realise certainly not less than £6 per acre. From a speculative standpoint this is a golden opportunity, and to a man with the necessary time and means at his disposal, there is a "mint of ■money, in it. The vendor is prepared to treat with one or two gentlemen in subdividing the whole property. The amount of capital required for this purpaee would bo about £2500. Immediate enquiry is necessary. Full direction- and introductions given on application to » VICTOR HARRIS, Auctioneer and Land Agent, ICS Colombo street.
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13100, 27 April 1908, Page 12
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