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Press, Volume LIV, Issue 16218, 22 May 1918, Page 12

AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. U II iTS O S AN D CO., TATTERSALL'S BUILDINGS, CASHEL STREET, LAND AND ESTATE SALESMEN. £1150. IX LOVELY RICCARTON. MODERN BUNGALOY." of G Main Rooms, Tiled Ilooi, Portico with Sarin flooring, supported by ic;clc'.i:is scaiia pilasters; c!ectric light throughout, h. and c. bath and pantry :ind scullery; throughout, pretty view. Square sect:on of j J-ACRE, concrete pat.js and yard: handy to ■ main road and cr.is. i' 01. C2J H. MATSON an;l CO. | CITY COUNEK LOT. X AN ACRE, Valuable Site for 4 Houses, j 2 Factory, Garage, Industrial purpose oi any kind. Good Fp?e., and bound to riso in value. PRICE, £700. Fol. Gl4 11. -MATSON and CO. - BUNGALOWS! BUNGALOWS! BUNGALOWS! Sy.JE can plr.ee nuv Bujfr in Bungalows vV- a t Pruts fC3), £;00, i7BJ, iUt', iUO, X'i.(io: modem panelled nail properli.s, wiui Dou'.ton bath, Kl. li;-ht, and all conveniences, iiandy to cais, etc. H. MATSON and CO., Agents. £820. ix the nortii-west area. BUNGALOWS AT REASONABLE PRICES ARE EXCEEDINGLY SCARCE. We have, however, in a very nice locality, and surrounded by homes, a Aiodern Bun.a.ow of 5 rooms, ns follows: IS :: 10, 1G x 11, 15 x 1-2, li x 1-, aud 12 x 10, with 3 cpea !.r:s, wardrobe, £.13 fittings, and blinds; pantry, scul cry, and h. and c. b.uh, W.H. and tut;s, 1 la one s, fun verandah, F.nd pupired throughout, _ to£c'her • v;i:h about !>J jl'c relics of i-and, A'.«i.y improved, and. ncoding no tniliny So tar us wo know, this tlie cLe«pt»t L»uupaiow property in the market ;w iSiJ, Oi which £i? 0 oulv is required in caau,the 103boing oa mortgage at per cent. l'o.. il3 H. MATSON and CO. £890. ~ WITHIN THE Id SECTION. LARGE 2-STOKEY CITY RESIDENCE. Perfectly sound place wita 9 rooms plastered and papered thiou.gho«t, tog.thcr over i-Acre of Land We need scarcely point out what a tins 13 ior -a fjimily residence or pnvate boarding-hous;?. There are all modern conveniences, h. aiia c. ppficc, 1-1. Ai. RcWvi*, ctc., bixo ehca, lowlhouii.3, etc., together with a ber of apricots, loaches, cherries, i»pplc etc L 595 11. MAT-SON and CO. £1250 WILL BUY A UNIQUE PROPERTY. NOTHING LIKE IT IN THE MARKET. There aro nearly 9 Acre?, together with a pretty House of 0 rooms and oiilces, well built and fitted with olectrio lisht. Could to improved to run o or G cows; runs eqvxtl 3 or 4 now. Plantations give unlimited l';iwood. There 13 a good orchard of marketable fruit, and the country grows cucumbers and melons in the op;n air. The out-, buildings arc ample, and include a motor shed, workshop, with bench, dairy, tool house, stores, stables, cowbails, etc. A healthy, attractive homo in every way, handy to a School, and within 15 cycle ride to Town. Fol. oGi3 H.. MATSON and CO. £600. 6-ROOMED, HOUSE AND J-ACRE.' We, can offer an oxccptiohally strong House (square), with wide verandah and G. plastered and papered rooms, h. and c. service, pantry and scullery, 2 wardrobes, situated on 2d tram line, and within 4-5 minutes' walk of the Id section. Tlio grounds ar - in nice order, asphalt paths and yard, smooth lawn and garden, 3 large walnut trees and other fruits, m. sewer and gas. The Government valuation of this place is £720. It is too big for the owner, who has it free of cncuinbrapctf, and we unhesitatingly pronounco it a bargain. Fol. 531 H. MATSON and CO. . £1300. TWO-STOREY SEMI-BUNGALOW IN FENDALTON. Practically a new place, 8 living rooms and Bun balcony, h'. and c. service, electric light, all usual offices and conveniences, together with about J-acre, well laid out, nice garden and lawn. PRICE, £1350. Pol. 561 H. MATSON and CO. £650. , MODERN BUNGALOW OF 6 BOOMS, ST. ALBANS. Near 2d cars, panelled hall, h. and' c. service, gas, asphalt paths, washhouse, copper, and tubs, together with 30 Perches. Fol. 660 H. MATSON and CO. £550. Nearly New BJJNGALOW of 5 rooms, plastered, h. end c. service, gas and i-..ings, all modern conveniences, together with 30 Perches, situated in Lower Riccarton. Fol. GSS H. MATSON and CO. N.B.—Any terms in reason, small deposit. Owner not wanting the cash. SUBUKJiAi'? RESIDENCE. PICTURESQUE HOME, with cither 10 or 13 ACRES, large trees and plantations, li acres of orchard, subdivided into several paddocks, amplo outbuildings, with Modern Bungalow oi 6 living rooms and officce, h. and c. service, and electric -ight thrpughout, wide asphalt paths, etc. Close to a 4d car service. Fol. 566 H. MATSON and cO. OFF FERRY ROAD. SECURES a well built Houso ,ol diOUU 5 rooms and all usual oliices, ii. and c., bath, pantry, and scuhery. uookshelves and dressers, 3 wardrobes, cupboards, etc., together with nearly i-aero, garden, asphalt paths, etc. Jaandy to raitway, gaa works, power house, and the Woolston industries. Fol. ..j H. MATSON and CO. £900. ~ DO YOU WANT LAND? IF SO, WHERE? IT'S an advantage when you can get a couple of acres with your town residence close to a main road and good car service. More especially if it includoa a 8roomed House in a first-rate district at a bargain price. You can get the above property o2 the Popanui road in a highly Favoured part and just outside the city Loundairy. It is undoubtedly a 2i Acre 3 of land, 9-roomed Houso with h. and o. bath, telephone, and all conveniences, large fruit orchard and only £900. A 6afe purchase for anyone. Houso is on a natural high site. Over 1 acre of tip-top land available for a cow. Fol. 499 H. MATSON and CO.. Agent*. £1050. FIRST-CLASS VILLA RESIDENCE in a favoured part of Meriva!® parish. OS Papanui toad 6 main rooms, h. and c.. gas, and sewer. Broad verandah, good architectural design, together with nearly g of an acre smooth lawns, asphalt paths. Nothing to spend on the property, handy to cars, sunny sid-> of toad, iust on tho market, etc. i"jL 553 H. MATSON and CO. Agents. £800. 2 ACRES AND 6- BOOMED HOUSE. Unique opportunity r* acquire 2 acres of land on the tram line, with House of 6 rooms, bath, pantry, ecuilery, gas, etc., well built of the best of timber. The only initance we know of where such a place can t>e bought at such a figure. Full particulars >n application. Fol. fSi H. MATSON and CO. 12653-712 |