AUCTIONS. ■ • W. E. STMES. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT." ' VALUATOR AND LICENSED LAND ? BROKER, 174 HEREFORD STREET <n«t Bank N.Z.) , Salesman. . i £525 : DAIRY FARM, ,50 ACRES.. \mm bargain. k. JOMES, Sole Agent. . ~~ ""£9OO ; - I COLOMBO"' Rok>\jWt offy-Newty b.« k ud hearths, took-cwce, dressers, linen chwt» : ' £"2200 The T>e*t bargain in the. city. '. • " eFar *" ,, y ' w . E. SIMES, Solo Agent, 171 Hereford street. ! n 9 /~per"foo'S " " CITY 43 x 132ft—Capital Busineee; o* Warehouse Sit*, hacdy to Railway Statjon, Mid Good House 4 rooms and couwenienc**. _ Le'. at 16s. More, land if required. Greet pioepective value. W. E. SIMES, Sole Agent. Nest B*nk New Zetland. WALTHAM—3 New well-plastered HoiUM of 4 rooms pantry, scullery, bathroom, a. snd c, good water supply. A '■'und ln * ' vestment, and returning good interest. .Ewy teims. W, E. SIMES, Sole Agent, 174 Hereford str—i. SYDENHAM, Queen street — Well-built • n.n. plastered and papered House of 3 large rooms, hall, good fireplaces, large «CTlJoiy, copper, bath, water laid on, two frontages, coal shed, lift stud; can "be easily added to : with very little expense. Handy to railway, i power house, and within a few minutes of • foundries and factories. [ W. E. ■ STMES, Sole Agent. ■ ~~ - CASHMERE HILLS—Over J-acre, comfortable Cottage, 2 rooms and convenienoee, yerandah, section we'l fenced, palhed ana planted. Sold to closo a trust estate. Per- , feet situation and outlook. A gift. Easy i term*. k FoL 131 ' W. E. SIMES, Sol*' Agent, 174 Hereford street, next Bank N.Z. ~£730 Tr*m line, 100 yards—Splendid high Sec- ' tion of 33 Perches, plastered and p&perea, ' House of 6 large rooms, gas fittrfags. oriel and bay window, verandah, tiled hearths and grates, "pantry, icull-ery, and bathroom, - lara,U.ry, h. and from deep well, wardrobes, i stable, t»apb<.ute, feed and harness roomsvi arphalt \ *th» acd yard. -Windmill ."and two tanks, washhouse, : copper end tuba. A penuine bargain. • Fol. 663 W. E. SIMES, Sole Agent, 174 Hereford street £575 ' GOING CONCERN. 5 ACRES, 6 ROOMS. B'irst-class 'and. 2-s. stable, fowlhouees, or- ■-. chard, well laid out aad planted, in root crops, raspberry bode, furniture, hoieo, cart and ' harness, cow. Owner leaving 'district, Lencc tho low price. A bargain. Prebb'eton district. ■ ,<F6I. 349 W. E. SHIES, Sole Agent, 174 Hereford street, nort Bank N.Z. cacao x MONEY. MONEY TO LEND. ~ ~ • Y?¥7"E have several SUMS of TRUST , V V MONEY .or INVESTMENT at 'oweel . R&tes of Interest. Also, Special Sums for r Investment ozr Chattels aiid Second Mart-, gage. ' . ■ "... KIPPENBER&ER; FHANKS end . ■ • ' ' HUNTER, ■ -' . ■SolicJtora, \ IS9~ Hereford. street. C3OBJ ' T HAVE VAEIO.US SUMS OF MONEY x 1 TO LEND, AT LOWEST , RATES OF INTEREST. '• ■ Borrowere can' arrange to pay c& by 1 instalments, or on short notice. . W. E. D. BISHOP. ■•'■': . ■ Solicitor. MONEY to LEND, on First or Second Mortgage, at Lowest Current Rate*. Special sums for investment on chattels, aad. leaseholds. DOUGALL arid TTPTTA-μ", Solicitor*, ' US Worcester street (near A.M.P.'Building*). -. C 2308 MONEY TO LEND.—£SO, £100. £150, £250, £300, £200, at Current Bates. > Easy terras of repayment. £10,000 in soma of £1000 at H per cen-t. DAVID BATES, Solicitor, ' C 3463 67 Cathedral square. ' ~ MONEY TO LEND.. I HAVE MONEY to LEND in any Sum* on approved Freehold Security. ': M. DONNELLY, Solicitor, ' C 3681 • 188 Gloucester street. ONEY TO LEND]—Wβ hove £30.000 to lend on First Mortgage, at Lowest Current Rates; also, £5000 to lend on Second - Mortgage, repayable by Monthly -. Instalments. Johrston, Mills and Joyce, Solidtors, Pioneer Chambers, comer Gloucester street and Oxford terrace. . 02630 3 MONEY to LEND on Mortgages of Freehold at Lowest Current Rotoe; also on approved Second Mortgages. L. HOPKINS, c Solicitor, Cathedral iquare, next B&n-k of New Zealand. C 3027 r : MONEY; '" T HAVE Money., far iirpostment, in rams of • J- £100 and upwards, on Freehold Sβcurttiee, at Lowest Rotee. Also* several 7 sums on Second Mortgages and Chattels. • . K. T. LEATHEiM. Solicitor, J C 3226 213 Hereford street. » MONEY TO LEND. • On Mortgages of FToehold at LOWEST J" r CURRENT RATES; also on Approved '■ Second Mortgagee. TZARD and LOUGHNAN, Solicitors, • X Hereford ttreet, • Ohrirtobuxch, L«eston, and Southhridge. » C2fi2s c ; Tl/rONEY PRIVATELY ADVANCED, any t . -"-*• gum, to any person, on personal or c .otber security. Lo&na may also he obtained on Life Policies, Shares, Bond W«rraxrte., j Furniture, Cattle, Sheep, Horses and Farm t. Implements. Trade Bills Discounted. Cor- '- respondenco proTuptly attended to. Ascertain my terms before going elsewhere. For c further information and portioulai* *PVi3 • personally, or by letter to >! F. C. RAPHAEL, 9 Financial Agent, Corner Gloucester and Manchester streets. C 2300 T HAVE MONEY to LEND on any kind '» of Security, from £10 and upward*. F. D. KESTEVEN. C 2530 7 Chancery lane. 3 ■ _. ~ • ■■ .... : - F. H. S T E li L, , a BUTCHER '■> (Late Lacgdoß cad Steel). • rrtHE LEADING. ESTABLISHMENT OF a! I ITS KIND IN CHRISTCHURCH. '• Nothing but Ab*olute!y the Bi'si Meat tht v Country Produces kept. The Best is Always the Cheapest. Customers in City and Suburbs waited on Daily for Orders. i. Comrtry Customers can always rely on " tetlers »nd tt>'.ezre.ma being promptly attended to ) SMALL GOODS a SPECIAX.TY. The Aunual Output reaches nearly HALF A , i MILLION POUNDS. The quantity told •
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13109, 7 May 1908, Page 11
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