AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND CO. fATTERSALL'S .._ SATURDAY 11 O'CLOCK. . In. addition to the entry advertised m yesterday's papers, H. Matson and Co,, will offer, as above:— ° n x?A^^ f MESSRS STACEY and HAWKER, LTD., Christchurch: 'r Dapple Grey Mare, 7 years, halfdraught, broken to saddle and harness, with trial. Used for town work. On behalf of D. HENRY, ESQ., Christchurch: 2 Excellent Farm Draught Mares, 6 and 9 years, broken to chains. Further entries received up to the time of sale. H. MATSON and CO., i Auctioneers. EVANS AND BULL. I Roland Bull. • George J. Leech. ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS, (Established 1881), 63 CATHEDRAL SQUARE (.Upstairs, Government Life Insurance Buildings, opposite Post Office). SUIT A WORKER. . 20 ACRES, 5 ROOMS, £6OO. ;A DEPOSIT, 20 Acres, HALS,yj WELL, within 6 miles of square. 5-ROOMED COTTAGE 'and various outbuildings. £6OO ONLY, WITH £SO DEPOSIT. A bargain buy. Early inspection necessary. READY ~rO~"STEF RIGH-jriN; THE MORTGAGEE HAS PUT THIS FARM INTO PRACTICALLY PERFECT ORDER AND IT SHOULD NOW CARRY A EWE PER ACRE. Q(U\ ACRES, NORTH CANTER<~>W BURY, handy to saleyards and township, well watered and fenced, clean, no gorse, and in good rotational order. Can be bought as a going concern IF.WANTED. 6-roomed house and all necessary outbuildings. £5/10/per acre, WITH, SAY, £SOO DOWN to a practical farmer. 35 miles from Christchurch. TO~LET ' . . ACRES ST. ALBANS, 5 rooms, Xt * 40s. ALSO, 5 acres, 4 rooms, PAPANUI. 30s. ALSO, 6 rooms, ADDINGTON, 15/-. ALSO, 5 rooms, 17 Marlborough street, RICCARTON, 25/-. ALSO, 4-roomed Bungalow and garage SPREYDON, 20/-, and many others. List on application. 11 MILES"FROM! SQUARE. ' A ACRES, GOOD MIXED FARM, -*.ixVf .42 acres in fine crop of wheat, 20 acres in oats, 50 acres for rape and turnips and 2 acres lucerne. IN FIRSTCLASS GOING ORDER. Substantial 6roomed homestead, electric light, telephone, all modern conveniences and a very fine rsnge of outbuildings. Price £2l acre, CROPS IN, less a large Government Mortgage. Good terms. 2-STOREY SEMi-BUNGALOWTir" ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE. ON LY F TERMS, SAY, £IOO cutj itf down or offer just OFF PAPANUI ROAD, near St. Albans street. 2-STOREY SEMI-BUNGALOW, 6 rooms and kitchenette, sunporch, all possible modern conveniences, electric light and hot water system, New World gas cooker, tiled surround fires, sliding cupboards and tip bins, etc. Garage, coal and wood shed, etc. Valuable 4-acre, splendioV position. BEST VALUE ON THE MARKET. Inspection invited. 132/61 NOTE THE TERMS. MORTGAGEE SALE. 1 A(\ ACRES, £IOO DOWN >ND x^tv BALANCE AT 4J per cent., price £l7 5s per acre and cheap. GOOD GRAZING AND MIXED FARM, carry 20 cows or more and 150 ewes besides crop. Comprises some rich river silt./ GOOD 4-ROOMED HOUSE with conveniences ' and all outbuildings. Close school, station, and bus to City. ENQUIRY INVITED. Sole Agents. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., LTD. GROW SOMETHING. SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME. OWNER WILL EXCHANGE FOR ANYTHING WITHIN REASON. " ACRES OF GOOD, -DEEP, RICH SOIL, in EARLY GROWING District, and well built Comfortable House with all conveniences, ELECTRIC COOKER, SEWER, HOT AND COLD, Garage. Good Sheds, Etc. 10 MINUTES FROM CATHEDRAL SQ. OUR CLIENT IS OUT TO DO BUSINESS. CONSULT US. rjpO LET. PAPANUI—6 roomed modern house, all conveniences, central .. 17/6 ClTY—Cottage, 4 rooms, electric light: very clean .. 15/SECTION FENDALTON. £IOO. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. STREAM FRONTAGE. GENUINE SELLER. A CHEAP PROPOSITION., £4(55— PAPANUI DISTRICT. Faithfully-built 6-roomed dwelling, with all possible modern conveniences. SPLENDID HIGH SECTION. ONE MINUTE FROM TRAM. N6925 N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. BUSINESS NOTICES. ADVICE TO WOMKN. 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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21329, 23 November 1934, Page 24
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