AUCTIONS. j ~ W. E. SIMES AND CO. ] A GENUINE BARGAIN ON THE CASHMERE HILLS. I OWNER RESIDENT IN AUSTRALIA. THE PROPERTY COST THE OWNER J £920. | WE ARE INSTRUCTED TO OFFER IT AT £100 LESS THAN ACTUAL COST. NEW UP-TO-DATE 5-ROOMED BUNGALOW, well designed and arranged (from > nearly all the rooms is obtainable a magnificent view of the snow-clad Alps, City, < , Plains, and Ocean), verandah, suitable for sleeping on, panelled hall, large living room, plastered, gas and fittings, hot and cold uer--1 vice, pantry, scullery, bathroom, washhouse, ' copper, tubs, full J-acre section, fenced, anrt 1 partly laid out frontage of 66ft to road. The property obtains nil the sun from sunrise. ; to sunset, ia naturally sheltered from th; south-west and cast winds, and only one minute from tram stopping placa. TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED, IF REQUIRED. Keys to view on application to W. E. SIMES and CO., | Agents. I FRUIT FARMS. FRUIT FARMS. WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF FRUIT-GROWING PROPERTIES, AND ANYONE DESIROUS OF PURCHASING SHOULD GIVE l*S A CALL FIRST. j ' *j f\ ACRES. Over 2000 trees. Gocd markotlv/ able varieties, well selected, nearly all in full profit. Dwelling of 5 rooms, packing shed and outbuildings, 3J miles from Cathedral square, and 1 mile from tram 'A section. Experts pronounce the property to ', bo ono of tho best and cleanest in the j market. About £1000 cash required. j 4 ACRES. 600 Fruit trees, mostly Sturmirs , and winter pears. A grand crop this year. Trocs all clean and in full profit. Nearly ; new 5-roomed Dwelling, all convenience", packing shed, 4 mile* from City. About '. £000 or £700 cash required. I i 3J ACRES. 230 Ertiit trees, Stunners and : , Winter Xellis. 2 Large earrh , lOC by 30, small Dwelling 5 rooms, packing j shed, etc., Handy to tram 3d section. 5 ACRES. 1050 Fruit trees, young. Now j ' 5-roomed Bungalow, and al! conveniences. A 1 property that must grow in value. Handy j • to Papanui railway station and tram. Price j £1050. ; ENQUIRY INVITED j ' W. E. SIMES nnd CO. j ' NICE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY IN " j OPAWA. j DEPOSIT .£10{) ONIiY - i ', NEARLY 3 ACRES nnd 4 large ROOMS ! (nearly new), dining-room 10 x 11, verandah, j usual conveniences, cowbyre, good rich land, . practically virgin soil. A gord property for j anyone wanting to keep a horse and cow and plant orchard. j TRICE £875: EXCEPTIONALLY CHEAP PROPERTY. W. E. SIMES and CO. A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. •FLOURISHING "GENERAL STOREA KEEPER'S AND BAKERY BUSINESS. FOR SALE IN ONE OF THE BEST TOWNSHirS OF NORTH CANTERBURY. AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY For an ENERGETIC, EXPERIENCED MAN With a j CAPITAL OF ABOUT £1000. . YEARLY TURNOVER, £6500. And can bo easily increased without any further expense. BAKERY BUSINESS NO OPPOSITION. Turns out over 800 largo loaves weekly. FREEHOLD PREMISES CAN EITHER BE PURCHASED, Or WILL LEASE FOR TERM. OWNER DISPOSING SOLELY ON ACCOUNT OF ILL-HEALTH. Full investigation and information to any bona-fide buyers from W. E. SIMES and CO.. Auctioneers and Estate Agents, 144-46 Hereford street. Chriatchurch. THRHE SECTIONS AT GIFT PRICES. A CHEAP BUNGALOW SITE. £20 DEPOSIT. BEALEY STREET, ST. ALBANS. CHOICE BUILDING SITE of twenty-four perches, 33ft by 3 chains, all well fenced with 6ft paling fence, deep rell, stable. Price only £150. Interest at 5 per cent. First-class Bungalow Site. The only section left in this favourite street. Tho improvements are worth at least £65. Land Transfer Title. W. E. SIMES nnd CO. ' SUNNY SUMNER CORNER SECTION. J?9~ DEPOSIT. Full i-ncrc, corner Clark 3*tmiO and Colenso Btreets, well fenced, 06ft by 165 ft, would cut into two -sections. Price reduced from £175 to £155 for quick sale. Absolutely the cheapest section on ;uo market. Interest 5 per cent. W. E. SIMES and CO. sTte. euston street, between tram line and beach. SECTION SGfft frontage by 88ft deep, well sheltered, fenced with new tjft palm» fence, soiled and grassed. Ready to build on. Price £125. £25 denosit. Interest 5 per cent. A real nibble. L.T.T. W. E. SIMES and CO. NEAT BUNGALOW IN ADDINGTON. £525. CX EASY TERMS, £50 DEPOSIT. BALANCE BY INSTALMENTS. NEW UP-TO-DATE. BUNGALOW of S rooms, verandah, plastered throughout, leadlights, gas points, entrance hali, hot and cold service, pantry, ecullery, bathroom, washhouse, copper, tubs, h.p. and main sewer connexions, gocd section of J-acre, fenced. Situate convenient to railway and trams. Good wide street. A NICE LITTLE PROPERTY. W. E. SIMES and CO., 144-140 Hereford street. A LOVELY BUNGALOW RESIDENCE IN FENDALTON. ADJACENT TO 2d TRAM SECTION. £1650. 7 LARGE ROOMS AND J-ACRE. An exceptionally well-built and well arranged Bungalow of 7 good rooms, 2 verandahs, 1 facing North and 1 West, plastered and papered throughout, panelled entrance hall, bedrooms, with casement doors opening on to verandahs, high stud, tiled hearths and grates, pas and fittings, msnteis, wardrobes, cupboards, E.I. bath, bathroom, pantry, scullery, . pumping engine, very fine parden cf i-acre, laid out in lawn, asphalt paths, and planted with great- variety of shrubs and bulbs, fruit tre**, etc. Double gate entrance acd drive. Ono of the best petitions in Fendalton. good residences all round. Free from all dust, well sheltered, and within 3 minute* of the tram, 2d section. Arrangements for inspection and terms on application to the Agents. W. E. STMES and CO., 144-146 Hereford street. C 7834--228 ; GOSSIP for Girls, Housekeeping Hints, Weekly Fashion Notes, and Reading for Everybody, appear in the "Page for Women" in Saturday* Editions of "Th» Eveaisg Newt.'*
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14909, 6 March 1914, Page 12
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