AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. QXPORD SAL] THURSDAY NEXT. SPECIAL ENTRIES INCLUDE— On account pf CLIENTS. 50 Fat Lambs 70 Fat Ewes .75 Fat Lambs 80 Fat E-.yos 75 Fat Lambs 30 Fat Lambs SO Fat Lambs 40 Good Rjpo Lambs 200 Sis and Eight-tooth Crossbred Brooi ing Ewes; a first-class lino ENTRIES INCITED. 2342 H. MATSON and CO. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. gPECIAL CATTLE SALE AT OXFORE THURSDAY NEXT, 13th. "Wo shall bo glad to receive ENTRIES fo the above. 23-11 and CO. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THURSDAY, 20tli MARCH, 1919. ON account of MR A. COOK, Mnrshlam road, the WHOLE of his LIVE anc DEAD STOCK. SALE AT 1 P.M. 2343 H. MATSON and CO. SUFFOLK CROSS RAMS. SUFFOLK CROSS RAMS. SUFFOLK CROSS RAMS. rpHE BROOIvSt)ALE ESTATE have a few J- ONE and TWO-SHEAR RAMS of tht abovo Cross for sale, price 4 Guineas on Trucks, Hawarden. For early maturity and for heavy percentage of lambs nothing to beat them. 2310 H. MATSON and C.O. W. E. SIMES AND CO. TV. E. SIMES v AMD CO., 144-146 HEREFORD STREET, 4UCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS, LAND Ai\D ESTATE SALESMEN, PROBATE, HOTEL,, AND GENERAU VALUERS; PROPERTY, STOCK, AND FURNITURE AUCTIONEERS. Bungalows and houses for sale in all parts of the City and Suburbs. FARMsi Jb'Oli SALE (Large and Small; in in districts. TO BAKERS. .FOR PRIVATE SALE. AN OLD. WELL-ESTABLISHED BAKERY Y BUSINESS. T OWNER MADE A COMPETENCE, j- AND RETIRING. TO AN ENERGETIC and Capable Man, this is the best and soundest proposition available. The trade is well-established, and could easily bo doubled if properly worked. EVERYTHING is in apple-pie order, d and of tho beat. There is the bakehouse, ovon, stable, chaifhouss, flour stall, etc. THE ,j uWELLING is an exceptionally well-built I one of 6 good rooms, replete with every h modern convcnienee, 15 electric lights, elecd trie iron, mil J-Acro of land. Tho property o is offered at an extremely low price, and no troodwill whatever is asked for the business. >• Horses, harness, carts, etc., at valuation, a £300 DEPOSIT' ONLY REQUIRED; OR a CASH IS NOT ESSENTIAL IF APPLICANTS HAVE ANY GOOD SECURITY TO 0 OFFER. Fuller particulars on application n to the Sole Agents. j! W. E. SIMES and CO. NORTH-WEST ST. ALBANS. A PRETTY HOME. , J?Q9K —A PRETTY BUNGALOW OF 5 1 RrJQO. NICE ROOMS, exceptionally 5 well built and well finished, plate-glass win--1 dows, with lcadlighta, verandah, tiled roof, plastered and papered, panelled entrance hall ' and dining-room, wardrobe, Doulton bath, clcciric lisht, h. and e. service, pantry, 6cuilcry, washliouso and copper, tubs h.p. water, nvain sewer; Section nicely, laid out and planted. WITHIN EASx DISTANCE OF Id SECTION, in an exceptionally nioe.street. A LOVELY BTSNG ALOW. -ClP7£ —CLOSE TO THE Id SECTION, 3*JLU 10. BEALEY AVEi\ oE.—Very superior and up-to-date Bungalow of 8 rooms; everything in splendid order, and a realty fine, up-to-date home, ffuperb- casement win,dows, specially good fireplaces, electric light, Doulton bath,. h. and c. service, and every possible convenience, main sewer, h.p. water. Fine, high sectionroom for motor entrance. A very choico home, and must be seen to bo appreciated. Let us show it to i you. TWO NICE BUNGALOWS IN MERIVALE. i?QKA-A PRETTY UP-TO-DATE BUNc£/UO\J GALOW OF 5 GOOD ROOMS, replete throughout with every modern convenience, sewer, h.p. water. Section not very large, but plenty of room for gardening, niefcly laid out. POO A—ANOTHER GOOD 5-ROOMED BUNGALOW, ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE PAPANUI ROAD—Right up-to-date in every respect, and repleto with all conveniences; 30 PERCHES OF LAND, ' nicely laid out and planted. W. E. SIMES and CO. LAHAKE.KE STREET, LOWER RICCAhTON (Between Ricoarlon and Fendalton roads). ■£RnO-" A VERY 4 SUBSTANTIAL JJOKJV HOUSE OP 7 ROOMS, plastered «na papered, faces the i\orth verandah, gas anc! fittings, 1). and c. service, pantry, scullery, ballroom, cupboards, washhouse ani copper, tr.os, excellent water supply; J-acro > land, corner «ect;on, nicely laid out m itiwn and garden, asphalt paths. A good prof.<.rty at the money. Immediate possession can be given. Kcvs from us. W.'E. SIMES and CO., ■ Sole Agents. -fin^n- 4 * ACRES, OPAWA, AT THE d<rf- UUU FOOT OF THE HILLS, rich latd, 2 acres -planted with 300 fruit treos, nearly all in fail bearing, mostly apples ani J p« ars, gacre, mostly iu raspberries, baianca grass. Two-loomed Collage, large shed. W. E. SIMES and CO., Auctioneers and Estate Agents, 14-1-14G Hereford street. WE HAVE FOR INVESTMENT 1 £2000, ; IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT BORROWERS v From iltiO upwards, on First Mortgage. ' T Mortgages and prepared at Low- ? est Charges. W. E. SIMES and CO., Auctioneers and Licensed Land 'Brokers, B 140 Hereford street. ' 175 n ————————- 4 LAWRLE AND DALTON. c ! I (J. T. Lawrie.) (Thoa. Dalton.) LAWRIE AND DALXuN Auctioneers, House and Land Agent., Hotel, Pjobate, and General Valuator* OUTSIDE SALES CONDUCTED WHEN 11 AND WHERE REQUIRED 210 TUAiI STREET iiext, JJoor to Opera ilouse. (I ielepuone 1i)55. T HE A citl loN room in ~ nTTR sTnrif EI ? n UR fRICES. Oak Furniture is well We always keep a larte ai w • ud S«. a d-i„d nuuiTUliE to, L •»«» -m » ° LAWRIE AND DALTON „ . rr i. . ft Prico. y call and 6 JT ® JOV 1^4302^8? RIE DALTON, Auctioneer*. rj L E 7u'y°ef!f B Ca u he T « prompt fy —attend ed_J o. Tejep ho No? e 3S7& }ic fimbriated 4^i v S ?i^ S °" ! y stock their cole- At it bed-rock e MattrctGes, and sell an itrc°t Pnces - at 130 and 132 High fo: H4316 Wte 1„ i,, 1 "
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