AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO UAISOS AND CO, TATTERSALL'S BUILDINGS, CASHEL STREET, LAND AND ESTATE SALESMEN. FIRST-CLASS CITY RESIDENCE. TXTE can offer at the present time a. really » ' nice House in the eet j<nd, lacing north, and handy to everything the city afford.?, and whether for a business man, medical man. or a town house, one of tho most desirable properties on It contains 10 main rooms, hall lounge 17 x 12, drawing-room 27 x 113, and Ixx** bedroom _/ x 16, other large rooms, fanlights over most doors for ventilation, open Sires, gas _ or optional, balcony. Douiton Kitli, exceptionally '.veil thought-out and executed throughcut. Perfcct ;:i ali arrangement? within and v.'ithoul. Garden laid out by an artist of the era':. Pfico rcduced owing to the times and family cireum-itaiices to £2-30. Eol. 229 11. MATSON and CO. TO HOUSE OWNERS. TRUSTEES, AND OTHERS. T/i7E have some fir:- t-rate enquiries just now *> to rent H'.twc-. anywhere m the northwest sector, 0 to 0 rcon::?. shall be glad to get particulars of any such. 11. .MATSON and CO. £885. MODERN BUNGALOW RESIDENCE. 0\" BE v LEY AVENUE, HANDY TO Id CARS. Si>- Mai'i I'ooms fitted with gas and decorated thr:imhout. hall and dining-room paiwll'xl. poitioo entrano?. All usual othce., h 'i-i c etc., wit:i lawn, and shrubberies, asphalt i/uths. etc. £i 63 cash required, balance at U !; er cent, for 20 years, or we wil submit modiiitd terms. • H. MATSON and CO. WILL SELL ON A £50 DEPOSIT IF ARRANGED THIS WEEK! A MODERN BUNGALOW of 5 large rooms ix inrit off Br.ilcy avenue, Irench tiled rcof wide verandah, clcctric light and pl«S s fitted f'-r radiator, cooking and ironi „• w'rdrobee, cupboards, etc., nicely decorated th-ou"hout, over i-acre and handy to l" chance to acquire a first-class property on easy teune. Interest moderate. PRICE, £950. Fol I!V2 11. MATSON and CO. 7J ACRES AND 5 MAIN ROOMS. BETWEEN the city and the fea warm ■ locality, and can bo recommended to anyone threatened with rheumatics, no damp o- mud, 2 paddocks, comprising about G acres, keep u horse and cow with perhaps a ton of chaff during tho winter. Fruit in abundance, trees broken in all directions this season with weight of fruit. Firewood also in abundance. House on nice elevated sl '®< and well constructed. Rooms good size, and plastered and papered. All outbuildings, fowl runs, etc. Dining-room 18 x 16. Four or five minutes' wailc to frequent tram service. £850 for a quick sale. Valued at iICHMJ. ilortguge £350. ' Fol. 228 ' H. MATSON and CO. £860. PAPANUI RESIDENCE—Off tramline. 21 Acres, sunny corner, with prnctically new House of 6 main rooms, li. and c., bath, pantry, and scullery, garden, and fruit orchard. Fol. 230 H. MATSON and CO. SUBURBAN FARM. i)rj ACRES—About 4 miles from town, w I (iood Dairying Country. 10 cowbails, stable, nnd trapslicd: new 4-roomcd Houso and scullery. PRICE: £G0 per acre. Terms. £500 down. Fol. 11. MATSON and CO. IN FENDALTON. f In a Big House District. EESIDENCE, on a main road, of 5 rooms, 1 h. and c., bath, pantry, and scullery, orchard lawn, etc., together with about JAcre of land. PRICE; £550. Terms: £190 cash. Fol. 2-9 11. MATSON and CO. TO LET! TO LET I THE 13-ROOMED HOUSE, Comer of Montreal and Armagh streets, Cranmei square. In splendid order. Rent £120. '11. MATSON and CO. TO LETI TO LET! AT SUMNER, 2 chains from Beach, Cave Rock end, Good 5-ROOMED RESIDENCE, Furnished, every modern convenience. Best position. Apply H. MATSON and CO. FOR URGENT SALE. 9 -r—LOT 2S in the Wildberry Subdivision, just back of the Woolston Recreation Ground, in Sylvester Btreet. Good building allotment of 35 perches. .Can be bought on terms, say £-0 down and balance monthly instalments, or as arranged. Fol. 213 H. MATSON and CO. RAILWAY MEN. LYTTELTON WORKERS AND BUSINESS MEN, CLEANING SHED OFFICIALS. TANNERY MEN, Etc., Etc. PRESSING FOR SALE—A FIRSTCLASS LITTLE PLACE of 5 main rooms, h. and c., bath, pantry and scullery, handy to Power Hotse, etc., situated in Laurence street, South Linwood. Most attractive property. Gas, h.p. water, verandah, w.h. and copper, together with 30 perches, with gTeat display of flowers and smooth lawn, fruit, etc. PRICE: £600. Fol. 201 H. MATSON and CO. £850. CLOSE TO Id CAR. FIRST-CLASS HOUSE of 5 largo rooms, bath (Douiton), h. and c., pantry and scullery, Etoreroom and w.h.. all attached, double verandah, plastered, well paperetl throughout, wardrobes, extra kitchen cupboards, workshop, gas, m. sewer, with full J-acro splendid growing land, large walnut tree. 50 varieties of roses, large fowlrun, asphalt paths, etc., alongside Id car. Exceptionally well built House, practically new. Government mortgage of £450 at 4i per oent. House cost £710 to build. Wo offer the lot ui £S3O. Fol. 222 E. MATSON and CO. Y?K/f r—Modem 5-ROOMED BUNGALOW, b. and c. Bath, Windmill and Tank, Pantp- and Scullery, W.H. and Tube, Gas Fittings, Linen Preea, etc., and 32 Perches. A Deposit of £30 upwards accepted; balance arranged. (Fol. £00.) H. MATSON and CO. WHEAT! OATS! BARLEYI PRODUCERS. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: WE are now taking Consignment® of the above into Store and allowing THREE MONTHS' FREE STORAGE where the consignments are passed through our handa for realisation. The position of the Store enablew ua to give and take quick delivery, and the construction of the Store is such that gTain i« always in excellent condition when being sent oat. Do not forget this:— THREE MONTHS' FREE STORAGE. THREE MONTHS' FREE STORAGE. THREE MONTHS' FREE STORAGE.' H. MATSON and CO. M 6133-1797
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