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AUCTIONS. W. E. SIMES AND 00. - s. AUCTION SALE. 9 BUILDINGS FOR SALE. j FOR REMOVAL OR DISMANTLE. j SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd, at 2 p.m. Ou the Premises. ! On behalf of the Executive. Riccarton ra y j Library, 011 account of MR J. HANSON : — j (1) The Library Building, situate Hanson's j road and • i-2) The Large- 2-storoy Dwellinghouse on . Riccarton road, . opposite Hanson's ] Sioro :ar- (Botli close to Church Corner). j Koys* with Mr George Forsvthe, Manager 1 Moto Coy., Riccarton, and at Hanson's Store. ' Two Good Propositions for Absolute Sale, j ISif, W. E. SIMES and CO., Auctioneors. ! VERY NICE BUNGALOW —r ! IN ST. ALiJA.sS. | AT A GREATLY REDUCED PRICE. trk - ! X*7QX (REDUCED £ICO :'cr a quick sale) 1 d-t I (J«J —0110 of tlie best built Bungu- ! iosvfl one could wish lor, containing 5 iurjo K, j rooms, 19 x 15, Iri x 11, 1-1 11, etc., sun ; porch, beautiful oriel windows, wLh lc-ai-j lights, elcctnc light, tiled roof, F«"eiled en- ! trance hall '.villi picked ritnu mirror wardi robe in front bedroom, pauel.cd dining-room, j with tiled surround gTate, extra n;ce majneli ! piece, Doulton bath and largo ShacUI lock range with ti;ed surround, copi>er cylin- | dor, linen cupboard, pantry, scullery, waslihouse, and copper tubs. The nicest situation in St. Albans; only 3 minut.s from 2d sec- - tion. Early possession can be given, and ( at tho money v.e are now offering this pro- 1 portv it ia the cheapest and best proposition in S : t. Albans. Only just in tho market .it po this greatly reduced figure, so don't hesitate, but call lor particulars to-day. Wo can airange terms if required. W. E. SIMES and CO., Solo Agents. VERY CHOICE BUNGALOW IN FENDALTON. ONE of the nicest homes in w-LtfcUV/ Fendalton, comprising a. Charm- ™ ing BUNGALOW OF t! LARGE ROOMS, facing tho north 11 ud west, spacious sun verandah on the north, the equivalent in 6izo of another room, beautifully papered throughout, panelled entrance hall, dining-room, drawing-room, and bedroom, all open on to verandahs, gas and fittings, linen cupboards, wardrobes and china cupboards, Doulton bath, h. and c. service, pantry, scullery, IS washhouse and copper, tubs, coal bins, MOTOR SHED and Drive, patent w.c., sootic tank; VERY PRETTY GARDEN; ovo-i-acrc, well stocked with choice shrubs anc bulbs, fruit trees, and laid out in lawns an: flower beds. "WE DIRECT SPECIAL AT !D TENTION TO THIS PROPERTY, whicl wo consider one of the nicest in Fendalton and it is only on rare occasions that sucl: homes come on to the market. The house alone at present would cost £'1600, so one car judge of the value that is being offeied. Situate very close to train. 10r W. E. SIMES and CO., 146 Hereford street. PAPANUI ROAD (Just OS). 4?QI A -A PRETTY BUNGALOW cf 5 Rooms (2-storey); also a Large S. Shed outside, with 2 bunks, used as a "camp" could easily be converted into a nice room for permanent use if required; plastered and papered throughout, moat conveniently arranged and filled up with numerous cupboards and wardrobes, h. and c. service, pantry, scullery, bathroom, copper and tubs, main sewer, h.p. water; only a __ small Section, but well kept and nicely laid out in lawn and flower beds, asphalt paths, an ideal little garden lor anyone that hasn't too much time, and yet sufficient to make it attractive and "homelike"; within the *?d Section, and only 2 minutes from the Tram. Just in the Market, so its sure to sell quickly Enquire to-day. REASONABLE TERMS if required. DO YOU WANT A GOOD HOME WITH SOME LAND? 1- A'l-iHtZA—SITUATE in tho best part of e- 3td IDU RICCARTON, 5 MINUTES ;n FROM CLYDE ROAD.—A REAL GOOD 7-' 3, ROOMED HOUSE, solidly built of tho very p- beat timbers, will outlast many' of the houses 1- erected to-day, return verandah, plastered and ;r papered throughout, elcctrio light, b. and c. c, service, bathroom, numerous cupboards and t. wardrobes, pantry, scullery, waahhouso and n copper and tubs, good outbuildings, comprise fowlhousee, trap and motor sbed, 2 looseboxes, storeroom, loft, 4 ACRES of the best of grass land, about i-acre in lawn and gar den, well planted with shrubs _ and bulbs fruit trees, shelter trees, rest in paddoeks • all well fenced, 8 chains frontage, enabling any portion of the land not required to b( sold, and adjoining land has been sold at th< rate of £300 per acre, so you can see the value that is being offered in this property, within 4 minutes of the tram. If it's a home with some land and a good garden, everything just ready to step into and enjoy, this should appeal to you—it's the best place w«3 1 know of. Wo can arrange good terms if re- , quired. i SUPERIOR PAPANUI RESIDENCE. ' I? 1 >KA —A MAGNIFICENT HOUSd - 3JxLD\). of 9 GOOD ROOMS, dining ■ room 23ft x 15ft 6in, other rooms in propor--1 tion, 3 verandahs, fernery, tiled grates and • hearths, wardrobes, doulton bath, h. and c. r service, and every possible convenience throughout. The house 'wob built undor the supervision of an architect, and has a iiioe sunny aspect; motor sbed, i-ACRE OF 1 LAND, corner site, nicely laid out and planted; close to the tram r.nd station. A lino property in every respect, and tho late owner having been killed at tho war, tho property must be sold to wind up tho estate. Terms can be arranged. W. E. SIMES AND CO.. AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS, 43 144-146 Hereford street. ANDERSON AND PALMER. SHORT NOTICE AUCTION SALE. WITHOUT RESERVE. TO-DAY, TO-DAY, TO-DAY, TO-DAY, FRIDAY, Ist NOV., at 1 o'clock. ON THE PREMISES, 856 HEREFORD STREET, Cr. TANCRED STREET, LINWOOD. LOOK OUT FOR THE RED FLAG, OONTENT3 OF 5-ROOMED HOUSE. ALMOST NEW FURNITURE and EFFECTS, bought since the war began. Upright Grand Piano (Werner). Solid Oak, Oakstained and Figured Rimu Furniture for Dining-room, Sitting-room, and Bedrooms, Kitchen Sundries, Garden Tools, etc. ANDERSON and PALMER, instructed by the owner, who is leaving Christchuroh, will SELL the CONTENTS of a really well-fur-niehed House, WITHOUT RESERVE. For further particulars boo Wednesday's papers. ON VIEW THIS MORNING. J. G. ANDERSON, 2842 Auctioneer. ANDERSON and PALMER. J. GEORGE ANDERSON^ Late Auctioneer, Valuator and Buyer for Harris Bros. DAVE P. PALMER, Late Strange and Co., 30 years' Australasian experience,. General Auctioneers, Assessors, Hotel and Probate Valuators, Land, Eetate, and General Commission Agents, 633-635 COLOMBO STREET, Between Lichfield "and Tuam streets Premises lately occupied by L. M. Isitt, Ltd. rpHE Brightest, Cleanest, and most Com--1 modious Auction Rooms in Christchurch. Send your goods along for ample display and ■top prices. We carry a large stock of New and Second-hand Furmturo. If you wish to have an AUCTION SALE of your Effects we have 17 years' experience in conducting Auotion Sales, so you may rely on expert handling. We conduct Outdoor Sales in Town or Country If you have not time to Sell by Auction we will give you Beat Market Prices and pay SPOT CASH. We will do our best for everyone —we can't do more. Wo are starting out to make a business on honest and a good name, so we solicit your support. Telephone 2189. Box 769. OCKETT'S MOTORS. CULVERDEN-HANMER SPRINGS ROYAL MAIL SERVICE. Fares 7p each way. Daily Service, Meeting All Trains. CULVERDEN-ROTHERHAM-WAIAU W. MOCKETT, Proprietor, ' ] Waiau and Culverden. ' 'Phone 10, Waiau. 'Phone 14, Culverden ' 72 Ckrietchurch, 3