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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21087, 12 February 1934, Page 18

AUCTIONS. EVANS AND BULL. Roland Bull, George J. Leecl ESTATE AGENTS & AUCTIONEER (Established 1881), 63 CATHEDRAL SQUARE. I (Upstairs, Government Life Insuranc Buildings, opposite Post Office.) NOTE THE TERMS. NO PLOUGHING, ALTHOUGH 15 ACRES COULD BE CULTIVATED. *?'UU\ ACRES, FREEHOLD ANI LEASEHOLD; carrying 100 sheep; stock at valuation if wantcc SIX ROOMS and Outbuildings. ONI HOUR'S HUN FROM CHRIST CHURCH. PRICE £2BBO THE LOT TERMS. £4BO DOWN. Fullest Dc tails on request. OXFORD." t(\ ACRES, IN GOOD GOING "**" ORDER, and Owner out to Sell SIX-ROOMED HOUSE with convent ences and numerous Outbuildings We can recommend inspection a £I2OO. TERMS WILL BE GIVEN VVj^invit.o_cnquiry 1 _ 214/6< EXCELLENT MIXED FARM. 1 \i\ ACRES; 11 MILES FROiV ■*-«Jv SQUARE; good free, loam: soil. Grows splendid wheat, ANI A GREAT FATTENING FARM; 31 acres in turnips; well subdivided and very well watered. NICE SIXROOMED HOUSE, electric light, telephone, and all modern conveniences and an Exceptional Range of Usefu' Outbuildings. PRICE £2O PEI ACRE, less Government mortgage Reasonable terms. It is in splendic order, is handy to Addington, railway school, etc., and is great value. _ 382/6J ANY TERMS "GiVEN." SAY, £. 10C DOWN. OFFER WANTED. Q(M) ACRES, TERMS £IOO DOWN, " Ul/ 1 mile from school, 10 miles saleyards and township. Will grow up to 45 bus. wheat and 70 bus. oats per acre. 50 acres in 1 and 2 year grass and balance old pasture, grows good swedes and turnips. 11 paddocks, well watered. 3 acres in bluegum plantation. 7 ROOMED HOUSE, 6 stall stable, granary, shearing shed, dairy, washhouse, garage, etc. This farm was valued at £2O per acre, the mortgagee is asking £l2 per acre. BUT IT IS ON THE MARKET FOR ABSOLUTE SALE, offer considered and terms to suit, say £IOO down. Write or call. ~ PAPANUI~£6SO~ONLY7 )(\ ACRES, suitable for mixed farmW ing. 5 ROOMED HOUSE and outbuildings. £650, no mortgage. OWNER WILL TAKE £IOO DOWN or oJfcr._Eiiquire._ 43/61. CO^TRAIJTS _ WOiiTH £3 WEEK GO WITH THIS PLACE. li\ ACRES, will carry 6 cows. Six- -* " roomed house and big range of outbuildings. £650 THE LOT. Genuine sale and a great chance. Enquiry invited. 279/62 EVANS and BULL. 63 CATHEDRAL SQUARE. E3640 FORD AND HADFIELD, LTD. SPREYDON-CASHMERE. NEW BUNGALOW. Why worry about renting, when YOU CAN BUY A NEW BUNGALOW FOR £GSO. FOUR NICE ROOMS, plastered and panelled: bathroom, Doulton balh and basin; Washhouse, copper and tubs, and including all the latest laboursaving devices. EASY TERMS. One can make this home one's own in a few years by judicious saving. FORD and HADFIELD. LTD., Auctioneers. FOR URGENT SALE. SYDENHAM. £SOO. CLOSE TO COLOMBO STREET. I Situated in One of the Best Full Chain Wide Streets. ! The Trustees are very anxious to quit immediately. SOLID RESIDENCE OF G ROOMS, plastered and papered; Doulton Balh and Basin, Range, H. and C; Sewer: E.L., Tiled Fireplaces; Built-in-Ward-robes, Washhouse, Copper and Tubs. Fine Section of 27 Perches. A Great Position and a Great Opportunity. Sole Agents: FORD and HADFIELD. LTD.. DECEASED ESTATE. Bealey Avenue Bealcy Avenue. The Most Choice Position i:i Ch.Ch. Facing North. PRICE £550. A TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE. Government Valuation £BSO. SOLID RESIDENCE; OF 5 ROOMS, Scullery; plastered and papered; range, bath and basin, tiled fireplaces, e.l. Splendid Section of 30 Perches. SPECIAL NOTE.—A few pounds spent on this property would make it a most desirable and cheap property. At present vacant. FORD and HADFIELD, LTD.. F6171 ' 131-133 Worcester street. PRIVATE HOTELS. "KENILWORTH," 26 CASHEL ST., CHRISTCHURCH. A COMFORTABLE, Select West End Boarding-house. Cosy, quiet, every home com fori. Centrally situated, 3 minutes City, Colleges, Botanic Gardens, River Avon. TARIFF: 8/- PER DAY. Permanent Guests from 32s 6d per week. MRS HORNER, Proprietress. I 'Phone 41-705. H 4313 "AMBASSADORS" PRIVATE HOTEL. TTNDER the New Management, Guests are assured of Every Comfort and Convenience. TARIFF: 10/- PER DAY. Special Concessions for Psrmanent Boarders. AMBASSADORS HOTEL, MANCHESTER STREET (2 minutes' walk from Railway station). MRS A. YOUNG. Proprietress. Y8420 YyHAKATATA, 44 CASHEL ST., The Tourists' and City Business Men's House. Adjacent to Bridge of Remembrance. Three minutes from Square. This Superior House Offers Accommodation to Permanent and Casual Guests. 'Phone 34 286. Garag- C 2657 \yOLSELEY HOTEL. MR J. D. PARKER. NEW LICENSEE. MR J. D. PARKER, late of the New ! Zcalander Hotel, Christchurch, and the Railwav Hotel. Grevmouth. has taken over'the WOLSELEY HOTEL. WINCHESTER, and will be pleased to see old and new friends. SPEIGHT'S AND TIMARU ALE ON TAP. BEST ACCOMMODATION. 9769 | BUSINESS NOTICES. 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