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AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. RATTERS ALL'S HORSE SALE. TO-DAY, DECEMBER! Bth, At 1 p.m. Extra Entries on account of client: — , Bay Draught Gelding, 7yrs, Broken to all farm work, with trial. Good sort. _ , Bay Gelding, Harness Horse. Broken to saddle and Harness, with trial. Bay Gelding. Broken to all farm work, with, trial. Further entries received up to the time of sale. , 6662 H. MATSON and CO. EVANS and BULL. Roland Bull. G S° rg ? Leech - ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS. (Established 1881.) 63 CATHEDRAL SQUARE (Upstairs, Government Life Insurance Buildings, opposite Post Office). OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS, 7 to 8. OPAWA—NOTE THE TERMS. 1 J ACRES, MORTGAGE SALE, at £700; Terms £SO down, and balance for 7 years at 5 per cent., or 12s 6d weekly. FIRST-CLASS 5ROOMED HOUSE, with all modern conveniences; warm, sheltered position, and in a nice part, off Hawford road. Call for key. 5 ACRES, 5 ROOMS. ONLY, Terms, for 5 acres, JJO&O SUITA3LE FOR dairying and market gardening, on tram line. FIVE-ROOMED houso and outbuildings. Just on the market. WOODEND. 4(\ ACRES. IN FIRST-CLASS AU GOING ORDER, and 5-roomed Bungalow with all outbuildings. Price and terms ON APPLICATION. A choice small holding. 172/62 REDUCED TO £BOO. £SO DOWN. £SO DOWN. 1,~ ACRES, PAPANUI, vacant, must be sold; reduced to £BOO, WITH £SO DEPOSIT. 5-roomed SEMIBUNGALOW, hot and cold water, electric light, 3 cowbails, dairy, 6 concreted pigstyes, fowl-house, etc. About 1 acre in lucerne. MIGHT ACCEPT SMALL BUNGALOW IN PART PAYMENT. Owner is a widow and very keen to sell, at the reduced price of £BOO, with £SO down. 13/62 ' A SELLER. I t>pr ACRES, FIRST-CLASS DAIRY L&O AND CROPPING FARM, 2 miles from township and 3 miles from station in a splendid district. 22 acres in peas, 14 acres in oats, grass and clover, II acres in oats, 3 acres in mangolds, 14 acres worked for turnips, and balance grass. CARRYING 32 cows, 11 head young cattle, 25 pigs, and 6 horses. BRAND NEW 5-ROOMED HOUSE, hot and cold service, electric light and pump, 'phone, rural mail, school bus oasses, good cowshed, men's hut, shed, etc. HAS GROWN 80 bushels wheat per acre. TO-DAY'S PRICE £22 acre, CROPS IN, say about £6OO down. This is great value. WRITE OR CALL. HINAU STREET, BETWEEN RICCARTON AND FENDALTON ROADS. VERY SELECT POSITION. £'QAA (REDUCED FROM £1150) OWNER BOUGHT ANOTHER PROPERTY, and is out to sell. Easy terms given. OFFER WANTED. SOLIDLY BUILT 5-ROOMED BUNGALOW, together with every modern convenience; nice large rooms, all in perfect order and condition. Large garage. About i-acre splendid flower and vegetable garden, fruit trees, concrete paths. For Urgent Sale. We are Sole Agents, and invite inspection. EVANS and BULL, E4927 63 Cathedral square. FORD AND HADFIELD. LTD. REAL VALUE. Give this Proposition your Consideration before Building or Buying Elsewhere. « LINWOOD AVENUE. Corner Section. Corner Section. Handy to the City. SUBSTANTIAL 5-ROOM BUNGALOW, p. and p., bathroom with Doulton B. and 8., sewer, e.1., Kapai range, h. and c., gas, etc. Garage. Garage. High, dry, and very sunny Section of 20.7 Perches. Rates £5 Is lid. Good Terms to the right buyer. PRICE £(JSO. This is a Bargain. Sole Agent: FORD and HADFIELD, LTD., Auctioneers, 131-133 Worcester street. DECEASED ESTATE. Bealey avenue Bealey avenue. The Choicest Position in Christchurch. Facing North. PRICE £695. GOVERNMENT VALUATION £BSO. SOLID AND FAIRLY MODERN RESIDENCE OF 5 ROOMS, Scullery, p. and p., range, bath and basin, tiled SECTION of 30 Perches, Facing North, well laid out. SPECIAL NOTE.—A few pounds spent on this place would make it a very desirable property, and we suggest speculators to make an immediate inspection. SOLE AGLJNio. FORD and HADFIELD, LTD., Auctioneers, 131-133 Worcester street. OPAWA. OPAWA. , Handy to Railway Station. Surrounded by Good, Up-to-date Bungalows. Owner Must Sell on Account of ill-health in family. SUBSTANTIAL AND UP-TO-DATE BUNGALOW OF 5 ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE; all rooms are plastered and tastefully papered; tiled and brick fireplaces, Doulton B and 8., latest Moffat El. Range, H.P., Sewer. Large Garage. Outside Sheds. Section of nearly i-acre, very tastefully laid out in lawns, gardens (fruit, vegetables, and flower). First Mortgage £7OO. PRICE FOR QUICK SALE £gso. Easily worth £1250 to replace. SOLE AGENTS: • FORD and HADFIELD, LTD., F6171 131-133 Worcester street. CARRYING. PARRYING, 5s Hour, H-ton Truck. V*' Furniture removals. Quotes country jobs. 'Phone 32-977, d a y^or night. Vt T ELL REWARDED. Well rewarded. Britain's best-known business man, Sir Thomas Lipton, left his success secrets to the' world in an autobiography now published. He thanks Prime Minister William E. Gladstone for his right start. He heard the Grand Old Man declare: > "Advertising is to business what steam is to machinery—the sole propelling power. 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