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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16213, 16 May 1918, Page 10

AUCTIONS. W. E. SDIES AND CO. • \\T E. SIMES AND CO., AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGEXTS. LICENSED LAND BROKERS, 144-14G HEREFORD STREET. no -a linwoodTa very superior • LARGE S-HOOMED RESIDEXCK; iarce oriel windows and verandahs, beautifully decorated throughout, and replete with every convenience, wardrobes, n. i!nd c. fervico, etc., deep well. AERY LARGE SHED, concrete floor, would bold ■J motor citra; XEARLY i-ACRE Oi LA-NIJ, niceiv laid out ill luwr.s and garden, well planted fruit trees. Th ; s property " ato in tho I>edt part oi LiirAOoU, 6:iouid coiuiiiujkl the attention of anjono looking for » nice home. Good Terms can bo ar- ; ranged. i-OK PRIVATE SALE. ' Till'- I-'FNE SU.VXEi; HOMESTEAD, Known a& ; "WAUJ-KC KLV' DWELLING IS AN UP- ! dtIOOU rO-DATE ONE OF PRACTICALLY 12 j'"inii3 (7 tjood rooms and 5 _ smaller o-.'.cf. th;': o.il! cither be retained ill their , pre 3:: :t size or altered), there is a spacious verandah, lacing the north, h. and r. =:rvicc. Doulton l.ath, every modern convenieiiei', A CIIARMIaGAIiDIu.N. well stocked with .rare shrub?, llowers, laid out in pretty lawns arc! walks, palinhouse, li')i.se, orctund of apples, plums, i;c.irs. puael:cH, ai:tl apricot 3. Aii surrounded liv larf.".' i:c!' i- making ' WAillliUßU." THK IDEAL PiLACE IN SUMX'KU TO LIVE, warm in winter, cool in .Munnier. Slit-He rod iron; all winds, and lying to the sun. It cai; b? [iiu'chased with either 1i acrej, which comprises the garden portion, at JEI.-30, i.r with any quantity of land lip to 5i acrcs, and very reasonable tcrm3 can !<o arraiiiltd. i'hotos of "W'alii-Ruru," and plans posted, on application to tia. M(ji;tgaokf.'s sale, 01. ACRES OF LA.\U, at Woolston, very Ot l 0 good orchard, very Jand, and a bloc.': tliat'a sure to increase in value, old liousj of 7 rooms, would probably fetch £o0 for timber and iron-, but we're asking the value ot the land only. Price, £350, or an olfer wanted. IF Y(J WANT A SNIP CALL AN U Z\[AKE US AX UFFEII. Ea."y terms given, i:itei'o3t at 4A per cent. ~r~SUPEIUOir iiUNGALOW, IN THE BEST PART OF SPEEYDON. X'onn-A MODERN AXD UP-TO-DATE XsOXJU BUXGAL.OW of PRACTICALLY G ROOMS (iucludcs kitchcn-scuLery), built about 3 years aijo by a first-class builder, and guaranteed in every respect. It's u pretty design, and has many unique features about. The dining-room has a nice sideboard built in, the front bedroom wardrobes, and lavatory baain with h. and c. service. Electric light is all through fUa house, o.nd there is every modern convenience to mako work a pleasure. A lovely view of tho Casshmero Hills is obtained, and tho situation is one of the healthiest J.boi'.t Christchurch, being about 25 feet higher than Cathedral square. A full 1-acre section goes with the house; or, if aesircd, another 7 aere3 adjoining could bo purchased, uooj Terms can be arranged. W. E._SIMES and CO. GOOD PROPOSITIONS ON THE HILLS. P 7 on—NEW up-to-date 5-roomed BuucwlOU galow, with cvory convenience; J-acre of land. £2C00—3 ACRES (about), planted and beautifully sheltered from ail wind 3, secluded and private, the finest spot uvaiinblo on the Cashmere Hills for a good residence, or would make 2 fino sites. £1150 —An cxccj tionally good Up-to-dato BUNGALOW of 5 rooms, and sleeping balcony, every convenicntc, i-acre, nearly all flat. Tho best property of its kind on Cashmere. £1100—BUNGALOW of G rooms and all conveniences; acres of land, long frontage; great prospective value. £1100 —A charming, up-to-dato Bungalow of 7 rooms,' fitted throughout in the most convenient manner possible; i-acre of land. £350—A pretty little Bungalow of o rooms, and nearly i-acre of land, practically ■ ali level. I £525—A Neat little Three-roomed BUNGAuOW and glassed-in Verandah, 12 x 8, the equivalent of 4 rooms; every convenience. ' £2000—Dyer's Pass road. A very fine, up-to-dato 7-roomcd BUNGALOW and of Land. £750—6-Roomed BUNGALOW, electric light and every convenience; all recently done up; jJ-Acre. Easy Terms. £1100—A good G-Koomed DWELLING, with over J-Acre Land, on Hackthorno road. '£550—X'early J-Acre land. The very best Site on the Dyer's Pass road. £300—A beautiful BUILDIX'G SITE on the tram line, partly planted, and well sheltered, fenced; northern viow that never can be interrupted. Sites like these aro getting difficult to obtain. 2292 IF YOU WANT TO BUY ON THE HILLS, LET US KNOW YOUR ItEQUIHEMENTS, AND WE WILL SEND PAR-' TIG U LARS OF SUITABLE PROPERTIES. 2292 W. E. SIMES and CO. R. S. McKENZIE AND CO. R. S. McKENZIE AND CO.. AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS, HOUSE FURNISHERS, '143 CASHEti STREET (between Tho Bristol and Matson's.) TO THOSE IN SEARCH OF A HOME. | Buy a Property when you can add to your income in your spare time. # LIVE PRACTICALLY RENT FREE. Y?Qrrjr_jj OF AN ACRE of LAND, close 3JV I'u to the City and Tram, with 6roomed House and outbuildings, also. two glasshouses, one 88 x 30ft, tomato house in good repair. Will carry 1500 .plants, water lnid on, wide door for handling produce, etc., also house 30 x 15ft, with heating apparatus suitable for propagating. Tho section could bo subdivided, and glasshouses would remain with present house. A large amount of money lias been taken off this property by the owner, who was drawn in>the ballot and muat> sell. ' Terms can b? mado right. A small houso property wQuid bo taken as part payment. Now is the season to buy. Call and get fuller particulars ftom us. i?Gnfi WILL PURCHASE NEARLY 3 dt> JUU ACRES of LAND, good 6-roomed House, with/ splendid convenience,_ h.. and c. system, 'Doulton bath and basin, large stable and trapshed, workshop, packing shed, good pigstyes, and 3 glasshouses, measuring 100/ x 21ft, 50 x 21ft, 12 x 15ft, heated. This property is situated in one of the foremost districts adjacent to Christchurch. The land is subdivided into 3 paddocks, water laid on everywhere, part in prass and part in roots. Th« section could bo easily subdivided, leaving a good block and building intact. Tho whole of tho produce can be disposed of to advantage on the place. Genuine reason for selling. R. S. McKENZIE and CO., Auctioneers and Estato Agents, House Furnishers. 143 Casliel Btreet (Between The Bristol and Matson's). M 6402-408 N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIATION, LIMITED. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. CLEARING SALE AT SOUTHBRIDGE. FRIDAY, MAY" 24th, 1918, 11.30 ajn. THE N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSOCIA- < TION OF CANTERBURY, LTD., have . received instructions from. MR GEO. HUBBARD (tho Willisden Estate having been J Bold) to offer, as above, all his < STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, Etc. < Full particulars in Saturday's ieauc. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP., ! MM Auctioneers. »: MOTORS. CULVERDEN-HANMER SPRINGS ROYAL MAIL SERVICE. ( Pares 7s each way. Daily Service, Meeting ! all Trains. j CULVERDEN-ROTHERHAM-WAIAU. ' < t W. MOCKETT, Proprietor. ! Waiau and Culverden. ( 'Phon« 10, Waiau. 'Phone 14, Culverden. ' piX Christchurch,