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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND 00. PROMPT NOTICE.., GO ACRES TO UET BY TENDER AT DOYLESTON. TTE'S FARM ,t apd qq^ H MATSON AND C 0.," AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. 164 CASHEL STREET. £675 SACRIFICE- MERIYALE. Nearly new T-shaped House of 6 rooms, pantry,' scullery, bathroom, hot and cold water service, lavatory bas-.t and ehowor, plastered throughout, with centre flowers. picture moulding, gas and fittings, tiled ~rat«« and hearths, waahhouec, copper, tube, and taps, oriel and bay windows. return verandah; on beautiful »-acre section, sunny aspect, well laid out. This house is well and faithfully built, and the owner will consider any reasonable °% ATSoy and £80 MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY. RICCARTON" SECTION. Fine i-acre, northern aspect, high anot I dry »nd ready for building. For epeedy sale the very low price of £80 will ceptea - ' H. JiEATSON. und CO.' ' £850 LINWOOD, UNEQUALLED POSITION. Beautifully finished House of S large and lofty rooms, 6ft hall, pantry, scullery, bathroom, hot and cold water service, shower, lavatory basin, ram water supply, gaa and fittings, tiled grates and hearths, centre flowers, picture moulding, splendid stao.e, loose-box, trap sbed, all with concrete floors, section comprises fine J-acre, very high, and well laid out and planted. This is a very superior property in every resrect, and wil H. MATSON and CO." FENDALTON " . SECTIONS. SECTlOira> THE PICK OF IHE DISTRICT. "OLANS are now Teady. Eight Acres In a 30 Sections. Eaey terms. Easy terms. Fronting on Soie Agents. £1200"^ FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY. A BARGAIN IN MERIVALE. New Residence of 6 rooms, p'astered, gae and fittings, bathroom, splendid bath, and hot and cold service, and shewer, pantry, ocullery, detached washbouse, cooper, tubs, and taps, windmill and tank, return verandah, double-fronted house, electric bells, lead lights, 7ft hall, Venetian blinds, eectioa o roods 14 porches, well laid out, lawns, and garden. The house stands on high ten *s?> and has a commanding appearance. The owner will sell half the land with the house if required. g £675 ST. ALBANS, close to Bealey avenue and tram. MUST BF. SOLD. OWNER LEFT CANTERBURY. Nearly new beautiful T-shaped House of E large rooms, plastorsd throughout, pantry, erullery. bathroom, hot and cold water service, tiled hearths and grates, eft hall, mth arch, gas and fittings, detaohed washhouse, copper, tube and taps, high concrete foundations, oriel window, verandah, toplhouse, fcwlhouse and run, deep well, tank and stand, fine high and dry section of 43 perches, well laid out and planted, ana everything in the best of order. Thw is too* good to be long on the market. . Call tarly for card to view. ST. A. 2 H. MATSON and CO., Sole agents. CITY, LOVELY SITUATION."". OWNER LEAVING CANTERBURY. MAY WE HAVE YOUR OFFER? '. SPLENDID 6-roomed Houne, built of kauri. Scullery, pantry, bathroom, hot and cold water service, gas and fittings, griller, and gas fires, electric belle, verandah, conservatory, waahhouse, copper, tube, and taps, stable, trap shed, storeroom, etc., fowlhouse and run, beautiful section «! lacre, with 2 chains frontage, well laid out in l*wn and garden, well p.anted, double gate entrance and dme, aii in thorouga order, and must Ig J*f- 1 204 164 Caehel street, Christchurch.

GOULD, BEAUMONT AND 00. GOULD, BEAUMONT AND CO. Established 1567. Representatives for TRUSTEES, EXECUTORS, AND ABSENTEES. WE UNDERTAKE the MANAGEMENT of TRUST, ABSENTEE, and PRIVATE ESTATES, and the collection of Rents and Interest. SMALL GRAZING RUN. i OAA ACRES—Amun Crown leasehold, JLiSUU ono of the best littie grazing runs in the district, well fenced well watered, und well grassod. It ha« an extremely comfortable and complete homestead, and is capable of carrying 1600 ewes. The rental is a very low one, and the property offers a ?afo investment. Further particulars on application. . USEFUL DAIRY FARM. IT A ACRES—cloeo to railway, creamery and (V 7 school—Dwelling o! 5 rooms, stable, cow sheds, etc., will crop weli and »t*nd a dry season. Price £25 per acre. Eaay term;. : ■_ GOOD. CROPPING FARM. m ACRES, . North Canterbury, three miles from railway, and one mile from school—A very attractive and comfortable, homestead, comprising a 6-rootned dwelling and necessary outbuildings. Land in good heart, and capable of pioducing excellent crops. Very eaay terms. Price £20 per acre. " GOOD ALL-ROUND FARM. Ida ACRES, North Cantetbury, only one I \J\J- mi!o from railway station, school, and good market, welt subdivided into 7 paddocks, 50 acres in oats and Cape barley, and 300 acres newly eown down, excellent cropping land, and g">od fattening country. There ie a most complete and modern homestead, comprising an 8-roomed dwelling, with all the latest apoointuients, h. and c. water, etci Good stable and wool shed. Very easy terms are available. Prko. £13 per acre. GOULD, BEAUMONT AND CO. C 3141 A. E. YOUNG AND 00. A. E. YOUNG and CO., AUCTIONEERS AND LICENSED LAND BROKERS. Corner Manchester and St. As»ph etreets. C* A Cft- SYDENHAM — Splendid new jt~rO" modem Villa, 5 rooms, replete with every up-to-date convenience. Easy terms. nr\ ACHES—Fine cropping land, we!! IU watered, good Houso 4 rooms, with numerous outbuildings. Inspect at once. Splendid value at £14 10a per acre. Only nine miles from City. Terms. mo LET—Large Sample Room, centra], £1 X per week. AUCTION ROOMS. WE cell Fresh Frnit tad V«e*Uble_ at 9.30 every morning. We sell pnvatelv at Auction pricee, Saturday Eveningi, -until 10 p.m. YOUNG'S CITY AUCTION ROOMS. Comet Manchester aad St. Aseph streets. USaso