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AUCTIONS. W. E. SIMES AXD CO. CHOICE MERIVALE HOME. FOR SALE BY AUCTION. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10th, AT 2.30 P.M. V\"E are instructed by the owner to offer ' ' . tor sale .as above his Fine Residential Pronertv No ' 155 RUGBY STREET, MERIVALE No. 135 KUGBY STREET, MERIVALE (Just off Papanui road.) COMPRISING A MOST UP-TO-DATE •'-STOREY RESIDENCE OF 8 ROOMS, LARGE SLEEPING BALCONY AND SUN PORCH. DOWNSTAIRS: Panelled entrance hail -with fireplace, LOVELY DRAWING ROOM 30 s 20, with beam ceiling and auaint .fireplace, 2 Casement doors opening cn to verandah, PA.NELLED DINING ROOM with open brick fireplace, window feats, casement doors leading on tosun porch, p.bout 15 x 8. SPECIALLY WELL FITTED UP KITCHEN with gas range on tiled bench, hot water destructor, wide ran"e of cupboards, pantry with bins. EASY STAIRWAY. UPSTAIRS: 5 LARGE BEDROOMS AND JJA'RGE SLEEPING BALCONY, wardrobes and 3 large linen ci'Dboards bathroom with Dou'.ton bath a,nd basin, ELECTRIC LIGHT and HEATING POINTS, main, sewer C- lavatorieß), MOTOK GARAGE, wood, coal and bicycle sheds, { °TH^ US GARDEN IS A PICTURE, nearly 3,-acre" well planted and laid out, some fine ornamental trees, fruit trees, vegetable garden amplo room for tennis court. irTOGETHER A LOVEJJY HOME AND I# PERFECT ORDER, NOT A PENNY FXPENDITURE REQUIRED. OWING SOLELY TO THE FACT that the propertv ia altogether too large lor tna T toVcmhcb t m IRRESPECTIVE OF COST OR VALUE. Inspection arranged, with the Auctioneers. W E. SIMES and CO., 'Phone 1629. 146 Hereford street. 62-12

£>lPna-BICCABTOx\- ROAD M 2d 3*loUvsection). A SPECIALLY WELL ■RI'JLT BUNGALOW OF o liA'RGb BOOMS. ALSO SUN PORCH AND SLEEPING VERANDAH, nice entrance hall panelled in Oregon, built-in sideboaid, electnc light, Doulton , bat \ and cold .scmce, pantry, scullery, wasn house, copper and tubs, motor garage. qFCTION OF 50 PERCHES, well laid out fnd Wanted,ADJOINING SECTION OF m Perthes can be purchased if £ E QUmED ES ' C GOVERNMENT MORTGAGE £7OO at 44 per cent, for .0 jears. This is a superior homo that will appeal to the giiffis

7*l O A—COST £1550. ST. ALBAM3 £loOO WEST. TILED B.OOF BUNGALOW OF 5 ROOMS, panelled and plas--4 „„j «l pr +ric light, tras, wardrobes, not ana cold^'service, Doultol W.h and all •&. r»t 3h s p F OIVKER LEFT CHRISTCHURCH AND WILL SACRIFICE as above. NOTE THE mpTiiic p'jqo cash; balance arranged, I!RGE GOVERTMEKT MORTGAGE AT 44 PER CENT -. irricf ATTRACTIVE TWO-STOREY BUNGALOW OF 9 ROOMS-J-ACRE. PODfUV-A PRETTY BUNGALOW OF &2bOU 9 ROOMS AND SLEEPING ■RALCONY, also wide sunny verandahs, GETS ALL THE SUNSHINE, beautifully papered throughout, nice entrance hall, easy stairway, electric light and heating points, specially well fitted throughout with wardrobes and cupboards, lovely bathroom with Doulton bath and basin, shower, pantry, and all usual offices and conveniences, outhouse, deep well, SEPTIC TANK, MOTOR GARAGE, and concrete wash, i-ACRE LAID OUT IN A PRETTY GARDEN, well planted with a. very choice variety of shruba, lawns, frnit trees, concrete paths. EVERYTHING IN EXCELLENT ORDER. NOT A PENNY EXPENDITURE REQUIRED. Within 3 minutes of the tram. A most desirable home and could not be replaced for anything like the money. We have the key and will be pleased to show it to you. W. E. SIMES and CO., 58629-5710 146 Hereford street.

HAEEIS BEOS., LTD. AUCTION SALE OF JEWELLERY, ETC., IN DECEASED ESTATE IN OUR ROOMS, 158 HEREFORD fITRFFT ON SATURDAY MORNING, NOV. 29th, AT 11 O'CLOCK SHARP. "li/TESSRS HARRIS BROS., LTD., have re--IVI ceived instructions from the TRUSTEES in above Estate, to sell bv PUBLIC AUCTION, the whole of the JEWELLERY, ETC. THE JEWELLERY will be offered at 11 o'clock sharp on SATURDAY MORNING, November 20th, IN OUR ROOMS, 158 HEREFORD STREET. MAIN ARTICLES AREHANDSOME DIAMOND CLUSTER SCARF PIN, 3 STONE DIAMOND RING, GENT'S GOLD i HUNTING WATCH, PAIR RUBY DIAMOND AND SaPPHIRE LINKS, 15oi GOLD FETTER ALBERT, 15ct. GOLD CURB ALBERT, SILVER CLOCK, SILVER PHOTO FRAMES, ETC. Full particulars SATURDAY MORNING PAPERS. HARRIS BROS., LTD.., 6217 Auctioneers.

J. R. BROWN AND 00. SALE OF FURNITURE', HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, GARDEN TOOLS AND SUNDRIES. Koto date of SaIe—SATURDAY MORNING, 10.30 A.M. For convenience of disposal, the above -will bo offered in our Auction Mart, corner Cashel and Madras streets, Tables, Chairs, Wardrobes, Sideboard, Stretchers, Office Desk, Bed*, Flower Stands, Carpets, Ruga, Fenders, Laivnmow, Scales, Clocks, Cabinet, Vases, Trays and a, quantity of Garden Tools, "Wringers, Knife Cleaner, Travelling Trunks, and Hat Box, number of -picked Ornaments and Pictures, Motor-car Curtains, etc. NO RESERVES. _____ , _ Note Time and date o£ saIe—SATURDAY, 10 30 A.3J Also quantity of first-class Table Potatoe3' J. R. BROWN and CO., THE RIALTO, Immediately opposite N.Z. Farmers' Co-operative. 6223 PROPERTIES FOB SALE. HILLARY AND BAXTER. J} OAAA—MERIVALE. Handy Papanui S/Ov/Uu road. Very fine Two-Btorey Art Bungalow, 6 rooms and glassed-in balcony. Thiß is one of the most up-to-daAe properties on our books and is juat. about the last ivord in modern bungalowß. i-acre in excellent garden, motor garage, etc. Wo can't do justice to the property in a newspaper advertisement and would prefer to motor jou w inspect it. < 2ls > HILLARY and BAXTER. n-i j r A—ST. ALBANS WEST, on the dwlxOU sewer. Bungalow, o good rooms and kitchenette. Hall and livingroom, panelled, balance artistically papered, best of electric and other fittings throughout, two verandths, 4 fires, good mantels and grates, plenty cupboards and wardrobes built in. Very high section in capital garden, workshop, asphalt paths. The owner is leaving Christchurch and is keen to sell. (233) HILLARY and BAXTER. J?"l fftfl —CHARMING BUNGALOW at dWIOUv Riccarton, handy to 2d section. There are five fine rooms and kitchenette, together with evsrv possible convenience, beautifullv papered throughout; 3 fires, electric lieht" eae cooker, fine lot of wardrobes and cupboards, porcelain bath, etc. i-acre in tip-top garden, concrete paths. There is no better value offering in this popular suburb. /,o RI HILLARY and BAXTER, H 9170-557 178 Manchester street. HARRIS, LAWLOR AND 00. HARRIS, LAWLOR and CO., 98 Hereford street. (Opposite new Post Office Building*.) GENERAL COUNTRY STORE. No exposition. Nearest Store 16 miles. Must be Sold before Christmas. oorxn CASH REQUIRED. No GoodA/OUI/ will. Stock, which comprises Grocery, Drapery, and Plant, to be taken at Valuation. Rental £l7 13s per annum, including Four-roomed Dwelling. Post Office salary £4l, frith stamps. Th« building is new and includes Shop, Post Office, and Bulk Store. Great proposition for energetic business ™Get in early, as th« own/nr i» out to Mil. 32AKEI5, LAWUJS e<V