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Press, Volume L, Issue 14918, 17 March 1914, Page 12

AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. 11. HATHON AND CO., CTOCK KT.TI f )N, AND PROPERTY D SALE.-I_UN. WOOL!?ROKEBS. 143 CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. PATANUI LAND. r.NI.V .v:_>:. C'A.'.il REQUIRED. YEW AND MO..i.!:N HOUSE OF FIVE _.N Ct.-.i. f.O-i-.S fiLASSHOUSK. .;».•!')!> .S-A-JL-1.-. AXU or/ii-UH-DINGS. 1 AURII ORCHAI'D _N.) t ACRES BEST OF LAND. ."iTAELE G,v?;'.>:-E."!:.f;. GOOD heavy GLA-i. I.AND. JU:"-T OEF THE NORTH ROAD. _,-:_'.. iIALANC.E OX MORTGAGE. li. MATiON r.::.l CO., V. 5 Sol,- A..ents. JUST OF" PAPANUI ROAD. BEAUTIFUL RUNG A LOW. ~l~y _':I.T '■;." *.'-,:• oivi.cr for ar.d r«v.i* '..iry .i -.'•-_r o;.-l. Nc-.v on tLc market : :• ,::;--•' r : .!.. _■« cwner hud «.odde!. call _'.•". j . .-(> ': ,r-j/> ro-Ti-.i. E_f}u;_:tely ile- ► .■.■"•■• i ;..,'! ;.-;. .1 '..'it ;;!! rr.cd.:;: coiy.Ciii- :!..■-•_ _ua ;'■;•.. r.%.', l;ir,-c icot-vr house. -.-ACRE SECTION. sr.'-j OR REASONABLE OFFER. TERiIS ARRANGED. MUST BE SOLD. ii. MATSON ar.d CO., V. 7 "l j Sole Asents. SUMNER ESPLANADE. 1.1-U'USAL OF AN OLD ESTATE. <••■ VEALS IN HIE PRESENT HANDS OV.'NEIL-: NOW RESOLVED TO QUIT. "W 5 - arp or. behalf of the TrusT*' trrn. tl:. t -.•.cli-known property, comer . ." STOKE S'LI.EUT ar.d the ESPLANADE, !:::-v.v._ .:- •!.-:■ "Wtrrib.-e." In FOUR LOTS. ;<."«_ I- r .-, i;:::l'.-d iiru" only will accept X 35) ..->- the ci'.-r.'.r sr.d £.125 each for the two <>i!irr.. A!» i the HOUSE of's good room., _■._■_.,. -•"•-'it:« str-ct, a couple oi chains from the E.-{!l.i"-.i;.b I Lot 4) at a price to bo ar-Ti-.r:.'.;i"J. The Sections, including Lot -1, _.v.-ra;;e on .-t-i«rhth of an aero each, and are c-jinoonly he'd to occupy the choicest po?i----tioj_,-v in Siimrif-r. They v,-cro selected for that r..if.<;n -JO years ape. The owners know thus property is golden, but recognise its value too well to allow it to remain idle any >r;-:.r if there i. a buyer on the market. The trams mc within two or three chains nl th« furthest s_.-iioii. Wo can e_f'.T the whole property tt a f-li'-ihtly reived fljruro in case a eyndicat. wjijU to buiid a Cafe, or as above. Terms it! oithcr case will be Riven, with interest (■n unpaid money at 5 per cent. This is an ideal opportunity to get on the E?planadd in the very best part, on rasy terms, whictt for a Lu.ine*-, man is hqjuo consideration. H. MATSON and CO., Agents. N.B.—As an alternative to selling Lot 4 (Sioke f>trv__), we are instructed to let it furnished for "a term 'of 3, 6, or 12 months, fir more, nt s. low figure Very attractive h.iuse and new furniture, gas, hot and cold, main sewer, etc., dining-room 20 by 15. Fl-NDALTON. FENDALTON. 6-ROOMED, NEW, THOROUGHLY UP-TO-DATE BUNGALOW, LARGE ROOMS, FINE SECTION, tiled roof, leadlights, panelled rooms. £850. EASY TERMS ARRANGED. H. MATSON and CO., F. . Sola Agents. TO ORCHARDISTS. A REAL GOOD OPENING. A ACRES, WELL PLANTED, ORCHARD *± IN FULL BEARING, AND COMFORTABLE 5-ROOMED MODERN HOUSE. BEST APPLE LAND IN NEW ZEALAND. Lowest price and fuller particulars to bona fido enquirers. ' H. MATSON and CO., Sole Agents. ■ ART BUNGALOW. NEW AND VERY PRETTY 6-ROOMED BUNGALOW. IN NICE LOCALITY. Handy to Trams, Town, and SchooL Exceptionally well built, with N. aspect, Cft hall, panelled dining-room 17Jft x 16ft, bedroom 16ft x 15ft, breakfast room 14ft x laft, enamelled white bathroom, porcelain bath, splendid h. and c. eemce, splendid kitchen* and washhouse arrangements, two verandahs, gas in all rooms, cupboards, etc. Well fenced ..ection, just about i-acre. PRICE £ 785# For terms and further particulars, see the Agants, A. 6 83. H. MATSON and CO. JUST OFF BEALEY AVENUE. FIVE-ROOMED PRETTY NEW BUNGALOW, tiled roof, Doulton bath, electric light, a fine high, well-planted i-acre. BEAUTIFUL OAK FURNITURE. £1000 S>BTAroa. A COMPLETE AnFIOVELY HOME. OR WITHOUT FURNITURE. H. MATSON and CO., St. A. 5 Auctioneers. GRAIN STORAGE. H MATSON wad CO. are prepared to re- • ceive' Grain" for Storago during the ccming season, subject to the usual resxUa'tiorts. The. raised floor and iron construction of the utoro are admitted to greatly improve in appearance grain- stored therein. H. MATSON and CO. CLEARING SALES. CLEARING SALES. ■CLEARING SALES. f 4 T this period of tho year it is tho usual -<tj- thhlg to «c« a number of clearing sales in diCerent parts ef the country. Should voix from any cause whatever oonte_n_l«.e having a clearing sale, we should be glad to b-j en-rusted with its disposal. To secure -sti-factory realisations cf a clearing sale where to a large extent the success lies entirely with the Auctioneer and his abilities .•e'er*, placing your sale, which many vendors are apt to do without consideration, just consider these facts. You require an agent who is a good salesman and is pepn.!_r with the public, and who is in a posi--_i<ytt to give" terms to your buyers; you require honesty and integrity co that you wiU pet tho ■ fullest results fiom your accoun* sales. You will require the man who is a jndge cf all kinds of _ stock, implements, crops, etc., as vendors' interests havo to be protected at clearing sales, where the lots aro frequently numerous and assorted, and you require a business house that will pay son prcroptly. Our Firm has all these qualifications, and in fact it is a pleasure to us to conduct a sale to ccc tho workrcsnliko manner in which -sur officer* *iie„d to their work. Look at tho number of sales held throughout tho year, and wk <my of those frequenting the sales regarding our abilities, and we feel certain that you will decide in our favour. We conduct sales in any part of the country. Our ch__rges are en the lowest scale. H. MATSON and CO. WOOL. SKIN'S, HIDES, FAT. CONSIGN ALL TO HM ATS O N AND CO., CHRISTCHURCH. BEST PRICES. PROMPT RETURNS. iursES. SOLD EACH THURSDAY. FAT. ■ WOOL SOLD SECOND .THURSDAY IN EACH MOSTIJ. "WE SPECIALISE IN THESE SALES. •TRY US WITH A CONSIGNMENT. • YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT