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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16522, 14 May 1919, Page 11

AUCTIONS. HARM AX AND STEVENS, LTD. 9QO ACRES, L.1.P., situate on Christ-church-Otira line, all in graas; grows splendid root crops; 6rccned house, cowsheds, barn, pickeries, et-c.; 1J miles from railway and saleyards. J-mi!« from ecliool. Implements, and up-to-date milking machines si-rcu ic. Aleo, 2600 ACRES, hill country, carrying 10C-0 J NOTE THE PRICE FOR THE LOT, £5400. HAP.MAN and STEVENS, LTD. ITA ACRES. MALVERN DISTRICT. SO Acrc3 in grass, balance p3rt rown in crop and part fallow; we!', subdivided and watered; 6-roomed house, 4-stalled stable, granary, implement shed; *- mile from school, railway station, etc., PRICE £2S PER ACRE. HAEMAN and STEVENS, LTD. CXA —Id Section of Car, close to tVIU'JU Bealey avenue. Up-to-date Now Bungalow, 6 rooms, large panelled dining-room, reception hall, amoke-room. break-fast-room, kitchenette; elaborate furnishings and electric fittings throughout. As the owner is leaving for Sydney | the furniture can be bought if I d<sired. Photo can be seen j at our office. Call early and ! arrange to inspect this "be»u----i tiful home. Solo agents, | HARMAN and STEVENS, LTD. I . i •j A AC,RES of good land, no buildings, close iu to Kiccarton Car. Must sell at this price. ONLY £1000. HARMAN and STEVENS, LTD., Auctionevß, Land and Estate Agents, Valuators, and Sharcbrokcrs.; • Chief Agents for Northern Assurance Co,, 81 Hereford street West. H4821-7901 Mckenzie and co. Mckenzie and co., 1 Auctioneers, Land Agcate, and' House Furnishers, 143 CASHEL STREET (Between Tho Bristol and Mateon'e). R. ST. CLAIR McKENZIE, Principal. r»rrpn—BUNGALOW of 5 rooms, situated aCj lOu jjj Linwood, plastered, leadlights, h.p. wivter supply, e. light. f*-t nrn—AVONSIDE, 8-roomeddouble TiiiZOU shaped house, li acres of good land, motor slied, 6table, eto. Nothing wanting except the exterior requires painting, which the owner is prepared to do. Mortgage £725. p-t ACRES, in prosperous It) suburb, 44 of which, is real good land (has yielded 45 bushels of peas and 39 bushels of wheat to the acre), together with G-roomed house, 5-stall stable, 2 loo&o-boxes, 5-bail cowshed, and numerous outbuildings. As the owner lias become too old to manage it be is willing to sacrifice. Land in tho neighbourhood has recently sold for £60_ per acre. If you are interested make enquiries early, as this must sell. McKENZIE and CO., Auctioneers, Land Agents, and House j Furnishers, 143 Cashel fltrect \j (Between The Bristol and. Mateon's). R. ST. CLAIR McKENZIE, Principal. M 6530-8073 ■ P. S. NICHOLLS AND 00. | FURNITURE AUCTION. | THIS DAY. 2 p.m. THIS DAY. In Our MANCHESTER STREET ROOMS. | MAIN ITEMS—Piano (Spatbe), Organ (Bell), Oak Sideboard, Oak Hall Seat, Din. Ex. Tabic (screw), Chesterfield, Carpets, Hall Stands, Aus. Chairs, Bed Furniture, : Oak Picturc3, Curtains, Saucepans, Sundriea, j Ct °' P. S. NICHOLLS ami CO., ! Auctioneers. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. ; HILLARY AND BAXTER. ~AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY j TO ACQUIRE g.TL ACRES AND j MODERN 6-ROOMED VILLA. IN THE HEART OF WEST ST. ALBANS. • Sewage Area. < £2500. j This is a chanco that seldom occurs to j acquire a modern home and a, block of land. | which has a wonderful prospective -value, a. a price which will assure a substantial profit. The House, which is comparatively new, j has a tiled roof, and is very solidly built ] throughout; faces North, and is thoroughly equipped with every labour-saving conveiuence. first-claes grates and mantels, fine bath- j room with porcelain bath and basin, good j hot water aervico, and all of the inside fitting 3 aro the very best. \ Outside there is a good motor garage, largo workshop, and numerous outbuildings. There is also an old Cottage, together with stalling, cow bails* etc., which aro let to a good tenant. When tho price of' building approaches .normal there will bo a great demand for sections," especially anything in the go wage area, and thera is no doubt this is a good thing for the man who will put a road through thia block and sell it in sections:. ° HILLARY and BAXTER. FIRST-CLASS BUNGALOW AT i FENDALTON. ! QUITE CLOSE TO TRAM. 7 ROOMS, ALL CONVENIENCES. £1450. BUILT only 6 yeare ago o£ the very beet materials, the Bungalow is artistio in design, has a tile roof; the rooms are large and' lofty, plastered and papered, diningroom nioely panelled, plenty of cupboards, linen press and wardrobes built in, pretty leadlights to all windows, expensive tile grates and hearths, tile-back range, nico bathroom, complete with Doulton bath, lavatory basin, ,h. and c., clectric light complete; also gas for cooking, scullery, sink, h.. and c. service, pantry, washhouse, copper and tubs, good water supply, fine sunny section of ■nearly J-acre, asphalt paths, etc. • The house is at preeent let to a first-claes tenant at 30s per week, but early possession, can bo arranged. HILLARY and BAXTER. EXCELLENT PROPERTY AT" ST. ALBANS. G LARGE ROOMS, EVERY CONVENIENCE. NEARLY *-ACRE FIRST-CLASS LAND. £1200. We can thoroughly recommend thia a» a first-class property and exceptionally good value. The Bungalow is exceptionally well built; contains 6 rooms, 21 x 16, 14 r 13, hall and dining-room tastefully panelled in figured rimu, 2 large oriel window*, two very private verandahs, electric light, also gas for cooking, good leadlightfi, 5 firee, tile grates and hearths, tile-back rungßj 2 builtin wardrobes, cupboards, and linen press, large copper cylinder, joomy bathroom, Doulton both, lavatory bsein, h. and c. service. scullery, sink, h. and c., pantry, washhouse, copper iub3 (bat over the tubs). Very fine section o! nearly J-acre in firsUclass lawns, garden, choice fruit trees, bearing, well-built fowihouaee—in fact, everything is Al, and must be seen to be appreciated. HILLARY and BAXTER, H4856-192 178 Manchester street. P. L. DAVIES AND 00. P. L. DAVIES AND CO. ST. ALBANS. £1050. Situated in one of the belt streets vc ibis favourite locality. OWNER ill Wellington, and anxious to sell. HOUSE 6 rooms, plastered papered, largo dining and sitting-room, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, scullery sink, pantry, liot and cold water, verandah, oriel and bay windows, gas and fittings; hjgli preesure water supply, sewer connexion/ GOOD SECTION of nearly J-acre, worth £300. j P. L. DAVIES and CO. j LAND AGENTS, D 2605-636 161 CASHEL STREET. "T ADIES," Clean up your dirty Linen , - L/ on WASHING DAYS with "KLENZO EXTRACT OF SOAP." Always obi»ra*ble I AT AT.T. GROCERS. . H4812