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Press, Volume LII, Issue 15776, 18 December 1916, Page 12

AUCTIONS. W. E. SIMES AND CO. I AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS. 144-116 HEREFORD STREET AUCTION SALES OP EFFECTS, AND STOCK CONDUCTED WHEN AND WHERE REQUIREDHIGHEST PRICES GUARANTEED. PROMPT RETURNS. A UCTION SALES of -A- in our Commodious and Centrally situated Land Sale Rooms, 144-146 Hereford street, or on tho property. , AT,T. AUCTION SALES are conduced by oar MR W. E. SIMES. and reoeive special and personal uttention. No chaj-go made whatever tor 6Uhmit.ia o properties to Auction except advertising. Conditions of sale, inspection, valuing, ana submitting to auction, free of charge. ST ALBANS, f? P O/V—CHOICE BUNGALOW 01 5 .argo 3bbL\J rooms, plastered and papered, sunny verandah, tiled grates and heartlio, bathroom, hot and cold water ecullery and pantrv, eae and fittings,' tiled, washhousc, copper and tubs, wardrobes, and every convenience. Everything in beautiful order; 30 perches land, laid out in lawn rarden, etc. Well fenced, concrete paths. Close to St. Albans Park and tram. No peat A very enuir little home. Terms if desired. ' W. E. SIMES and CO. G MILES FROM ADDINGTON MARKET. UNEXCELLED FOR GRAZING AND DEALING PURPOSES. IfiQQ ACRES, FIRST-CLASS SHEEP and IUOO CATTLE COUNTRY, hill land, flat, permanent water; about 30 acres ploughabki, balance sunny hillo; buildings all new; 5-roomed homestead, man's cottage, shearing shed, stabile. etc. PRICE, i.15 PER ACRE. About £4000 cash required. NO OTHER PROPOSITION TO EQUAL THIS SO CLOSE TO CHRISTCHURCH. 154 ACRES, adjoining the above (40 acres heavy flat, rest low lulls), well fenced. PRICE £35 PER ACRE. WE SPECIALLY DIRECT THE ATTENTION OF GRAZIERS AND DEALERS TO THE ABOVE. WHICH ARE FOR SALE FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY. W. E. SIMES and CO. A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, WITH ! FINE GARDEN. JUST OFF PAPANUI ROAD. SUITABLE FOR A RETIRED FARMER. Two-storey 8-roomed house and OFFICES, built entirely of KAURI and TCTARA, SOUND and in GOOD CONDITICSST IN EVERY RESPECT, largo bedrooms, marble mantlepieoes, Doulton bath, seven fireplaces. The storeroom, larder, and pantry are specially constructed and convenient. Three large verandahs, two enclosed, bay and casement windows, casement doors, leading on to verandah. ALL THE TIMBER WORK is exceptionally finished, and as sound as the day it was put up. Built on a terrace with northern aspect, with view of the ranges. Tho land comprises 4J acres, 1J in orchard and garden, and 3 Acres in paddock, and it can bo purchased with either li Acres or the whole. There are three frontages, making it suitable for cutting up. The garden is exceptional, being full of well matured and valuable ornamental trees and shrubs, orchard with wired-in mulberry, cherry, and other trees. Fine largo croquet lawn, motor-house, greenhouse, fowlhouse. A large amount has been expended on tho grounds to bring them to their present state of perfection. The owner is prepared to sacrifice the property, and will cell the house with either 1 acre or 1J acres, or the whole. For the smaller block and houso £1500 will be accepted, the larger £1700, or the whole £2600. Or will take a smaller property in part exchange. W. E. SIMES and CO., Solo Agents. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. MERIVALE. MERIVALE. WELL-BUILT 7-ROOMED SEMI-BUNGALOW, plastered and nicely papered, verandahs, everything throughout of the very beet; tiled hearths and grates, wardrobes, gas and fittings, hot and cold service, pantry, 6cullery, bathroom, waahhouee, and copper, ' tubs, h.p. water, main sewer; i-ACRE CORNER SECTION; asphalt paths, fruit trees, good garden. 3 minutes from the tram. A PROPERTY WE CAN THOROUGHLY RECOMMEND. Terms if required. / W. E. SIMES and CO., Sole Agents. FOR URGENT SALE. OWNER IS NOW AT THE WAR. GOOD NORTH CANTERBURY PROPOSITION. CCA ACRES, all flat, 7 mile« from CulvertJU\J den, well fenced, 9 paddocks, water in each, all new wire fences (no labour with goree), 5-ROOMED NEW BUNGALOW, all conveniences, 4-stall stable, chaithouse, trap- , shed. Will carry an average of 550 to 600 ewes, fatten tho lambs, and do them well/besides growing enough feed for horses. ' PRICE: £7 PER ACRE (ACTUAL COST). Owner writes from tho war:—"Sell the property, as if I get out of this alive I am not likely to go back to the farm again." A MAN WITH £600 TO . £1000 CAN GET INTO THIS PLACE ON GOOD TERMS. W. E. SIMES and CO., 1010 agents. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. RONALD S. BADGER. A BARGAIN. CLOSE TO Id CARS. CONSIDER EXCHANGE SUMNER OR CASHMERE. FREE TITLE, 7 ROOMS, Electric .Light, Stable, J-Acro, well improves. Offered below Government Valuation, as family have dispersed. ONLY £630, say. ABOUT £100 DEPOSIT. 0/ course the House is not a modern Bungalow at that money, but just a comfortable family home of seven largo rooms, together with pantry, bathroom with basin, scullery, washhouse, copper, tubs, hot and cold water, gaa ring, sewer and garden in good order. Well-built 1 stable, with trap or motor shed and harness room. Tho land alone is worth £275, and being so handy to Id care, must still further improve in value. Tie family have dispersed, so owner must sell, and will consider £100 down, or less, from good man. Balance as rent. RONALD S. BADGER, 187 Manchester street. exchXnges: hare the following enquiries:— Owner St. Albans Sections consider Freehold Property, £350. Owner 5 St. Albans Houses, paying 12 per cent., consider block of free land at £600. Owner 3 Acres, North Brighton, free titl© tak« -modern House in Town. RONALD S. BADGER, ggi 187 Manchester street. DEVfIItEUX. KING AND 00. DEVEREUX, KING. AND CO., LTD., LAND SALESMEN AND SADDLERS, » 100 LICHFIELD STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. ' Tarpaulins, Rick Covers, Stack Covers, L Covers, Motor Covers, Binder Covers, Drill Covers, Horse and Cow Covers, and T< Alf* with Deveieux's NEW PATENT. Everybody using them, because they last twice as long as the old style, and they COST NO MORE. Hundreds of testimonials and letters of The strain is on the ropes not on the fabric; they cannot blow of! the stack —tho more it biowß and rains the tighter they grip the stack. The largest and most up-to-date stock in tho . Dominion. [ Buy now, while procurable at a reasonable i price. DEVEREUX, KING, and CO., LTD., ! D 2121-5697 100 Lichfield street. i ; COBB AND CO. TELEGRAPH LINE COACHES. ! T EAVE Arthur's Pass Station on arrival ' JLJ of West Coast Exprees, which leaves t Christchurch at 8.30 a.m. Tuesdays, Thursdavs, and Saturdays. | Carrying Passengers and their Luggage only for Hokitika, Westport, Reefton, and 1 Grevmouth, arriving Grcymouth same evening," 6.40 p.m. 1 Through rail and coach tickets can b« ' obtained at Tourist Office, Christchurch, also coach tickets for coach journey obtainable at the following hotelsWarner's, Coker's, Storey's, Clarendon, and United Service Hotels; from Mr Caseidy. Springfield; Mr W . Campbell, Christchurch. The management is under Mr H. Cassidr, , who ha 6 had sa'e management since 1873. CASSIDY and CO., LTD., X Proprietca*. "rpHE Greatest of all Wars," more fully JL dealt with in "The Evening News" than in any other newspaper in th» Dominion. THE War is being specially dealt with in the "Evening News" to an extent not to be found elaevfcen.