r AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. MAISON AND CO, TATTERS ALL'S BUILDINGS, • CASHEL STREET, LAND AND ESTATE SALESMEN. FIRST-CLASS CITY RESIDENCE. "IT* *;; r , ln nt the present time a really »} iiic-0 Hov.=e in tho West facing t.orth, and hur.dv to everything the city af:o>o-, ;ukl v.'hether for a busincs-s man. n-i'<J:cal man. or a town house, one of tho mo.st deisirab'e properties on the market. It cmtuh.s iu in ai »i room*-, hall lounge IV x 12, • iruwing-roorn 27 x IC, and b«st bedroom 27 :c lij, o'.li-. r iar_:r robins, fanlights over most ii'j'tra i'jr ventilation. open iircs, gas _ or optiu;.a], ba'cunv. ftouitu.i bath, exceptionliy v.'o!] thought-out and executed _ throughout. Perfect in ail arrangement? within and •■vithour. (lanion laid out by an artist of the cv;ut. Price reduced owing to the times u:;d circumstances to £2250. I -, 01. 223 H. MATSON and CO. TO HOUSE OWXF.r.S TRUSTEES, AND OTHERS. M'E have fionie first-rut? enquiries just now ' * to rent Houses, anywhere in the northwest sector, t> to 0 rooms. We shall he glad to get particulars of any such. ■j 11. MATSON and CO. £885. MODERN BUNGALOW RESIDENCE. ON P.EALEY AVENUE HANDY TO Id CARS. Six Main Room.s fitted with 3.13 and decorated throughout, hall and dining-room panelled, portico entrance. All usual officc3, li. and c., etc., with lawn and shrubberies, uspliii.lt paths. etc. £453 cash required, balance at per cent, for 20 years, or we will submit modified terms. Fol. 194 11. MATSONjmd CO. WILL- SELL ON A £50 DEPOSIT IF ARRANGED THIS WEEK! ' A MODERN BUNGALOW of 5 largo rooms ■A. just off Bealey avenue, French tiled roof, wido verandah electric light, and- plugs tilted fcr radiator," cooking and ironing. Wardrobes, cupboards, etc., nicely decorated throughout, over i-acro and handy to Id cars. A laro chance to acquiro a first-class property on. easy terms. Interest moderato. PRICE. £950. Fol- yjo H. MATSON and CO. 7} ACRES AND 5 MAIN ROOMS. BETWEEN the city and the sea, warm locality, and can b* recommended to anyone threatened with rheumatics, no damp or mud, 2 paddocks, comprising about 6 acres, keep a horse and oow. with perhaps a toil of chaff during the winter. Fruit in abundance, trees broken in all directions this be-uson with weight of fruit. Firewood also iii abundar.ee. House 011 nice elevated site, and well constructed. Eooma good size, and plastered and papered. All outbuildings, jowl runs, etc. Dining-room 18 x 16. Four or five minutes' walk to frequent tram service. £550 for a quick salo. Valued at i'IOCO. -Mortgage £350. Fol. 228 H. MATSON and CO. £860. FAPANUI RESIDENCE—Off tramline. 2 J Acres, sunny corner, with practically new House of 6 main rooms, h. and c..' batli, pantry, and scullery, garden, and fruit orchard. Fol. 230 H. MATSON and CO. 1 SUBURBAN FARM. *yn' ACRES—About 4 miles from town. • Good Dairying Country. 10 cowbails, stable, rind trapshed; new 4-roomed Houso and scullery. PRICE: £G0 per acre. Terms. £500 down* Fol. 233 H. MATSON and CO. IN FENDALTON. In a Big. House District. RESIDENCE, on a main road, of 5 rooms, , Is. and c., bath, pantry, and scullery,' orchard, lawn, etc., together with about JAcro of land. PRICE; £550. Terms: £190 F01.'229 H. MATSON and CO. TO LET! TO LET! rpHE 13-ROOMED HOUSE, Corner of Montreal and Armagh streets, Cranmor square. In splendid order. Rent £120. H.' MATSON and CO. TO LET! TO LET! 'A SUMNER, 2 chains from Beach, Cave ft-"Rock end, Good 5-RO'OMED RESIDENCE, Furnished, every modern convenience; Best position. Apply H. MATSON and CO FOR URGENT SALE. . jPI 35— LOT 23 in the Wildb»rry Subdivision just back of the Woolston Recreation Ground, in Sylvester street. Good building allotment of 85 perches. Can be bought on terms, say £10 down and balance monthly instalments, or as arranged. Fol. 213 H. MATSON and CO. RAILWAY MEN. LYTTELTON •WORKERS AND BUSINESS 1 MEN, CLEANING SHED OFFICIALS, TANNERY MEN, Etc., Etc. PRESSING FOR SALE-A FIRST- < CLASS LITTLE PLACE of 5 main rooms, h. and c., bath, pantry and scullery, handy to Power Hov.se, etc., situated in ■ Laurence street, South ' Linwood. Most attractive property. Gas, h.p. water, voran- 1 dah, w.h. and copper, together with 30 perches, with great display of flowers and smooth lawn, fruit, etc. PRICE: £GOO. Fol. 201 H. MATSON and CO. ( £850. CLOSE TO Id CAR. j FIRST-CLASS HOUSE cf 5 large rooms, \ fcath (Doulton), li. and e., pantry and scul- 1 lory, storeroom and w.h.. all attached, double verandah, plastered, well papered throughout, wardrobes, extra kitchen cupboards workshop, gas, m. Power, with full J-acre f splendid growing land, largo walnuc tree, 50 varieties of rceos, larce lowlrun, asphalt paths, etc., alongside id car. Exceptionally' [ "fell built House, practically new. Government mortgage of £150 at per cent Fouse cost £710 to build. We offer tho lot j Fol. 222 H. MATSON and CO. Modern 5-ROOMED BUNGA- t , LO " r . > *** <=■ Bath, Windmill x and Tank, Pantry and Scullerv, W.H and c Tuba, Gae Fittings, Blinds, Linen Preee, etc., and 32 Perches. A Deposit of £30 upwards accepted; balance arranged (Fol. Jioo.) H. MATSON and CO. 6 WHEAT! OATS! BARLEY! PRODUCERS. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: WE are now taking Consignment* of the above into Store and allowing THREE r MONTHS' FREE STORAGE where the consignments ara passed through our hands for •" realisation. 1' The position of tho Store enable# us .to givo and take quick delivery, and th© con■truction of tho Store is such that grain is always in excellent condition when being t bent out. C Do not forget this:— *|T THREE MONTHS' FREE STORAGE IC, THREE MONTHS' FREE STORAGE S THREE MONTHS' FREE STORAGE.' H. MATSON and Co. I klol:j3-1707 ' e
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