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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21464, 4 May 1935, Page 28

AUCTIONS. FORD AND HADFIELD. LTD. AUCTION SALE ATTRACTIVE PAPANUI ROAD PROPERTY. SATURDAY, MAY 18th, AT 12 NOON. IN OUR AUCTION ROOMS, 131 WORCESTER STREET, ON ACCOUNT W. A. ERASMUSSON, ESQ. E PROPERTY, 304 PAPANUI ROAD (OVERLOOKING ST. ANDREW'S COLLEGE GROUNDS), AND COMPRISING FINE 2-STOREY BUNGALOW OF 6 ROOMS AND 2 SUN-PORCHES, AND USUAL OFFICES. THE ROOMS ARE BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED, RED AND GREY STONE FIREPLACES, E.L. HEATING POINTS, RANGE IN TILED SURROUND, "NEW WORLD" GAS STOVE, 2 H.W. SERVICES ALSO CALIPHONT, 2 LAVS., DOULTON BATH, AND 2 BASINS, GARAGE, ETC. VALUABLE SECTION FACING WEST OF 33.2 PERCHES, WELL ! LAID OUT. I NOTE—This is a valuable property in apposition second to none. Owner is right out to.sell. FORD and HADFIELD, LTD., 6638 Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE. ROSSALL STREET PROPERTY. SATURDAY, MAY 18th. AT 12 NOON. j In our Auction Rooms, 131 Worcester ! street. j On Account of MRS M. HORNEMAN. ! rPHE PROPERTY 120 ROSSALL L STREET. MERIVALE, COMPRISING NEAT RESIDENCE OF 5 ROOMS AND USUAL OFFICES. THE ROOMS ARE WELL DECORATED; BATH- | ROOM, DOULTON B and 8., ALL | MODERN CONVENIENCES INCLUDING LATEST "NEW WORLD" GAS I STOVE, ETC., BRICK AND TILED FIREPLACES. ! Splendid Section in a tine position, : of aporox. 30 perches, laid out in Lawn and Garden. | NOTE.—The Owner is determined to sell and a low reserve has been fixed : to assure a ready Sale, j FORD and HADFIELD, LTD., I 6639 Auctioneers. H. G. LIVINGSTONE AND CO. EXTRAORDINARY AUCTION. WELL-KNOWN CITY RESIDENCE. ALSO VALUABLE CARPETS AND FURNITURE TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION REGARDLESS OF COST TO CLOSE THE ESTATE. ON ACCOUNT TRUSTEES LATE M. F. BARNETT. ON THE PREMISES. No. 854 COLOMBO STREET. TUESDAY. 14th MAY, at 12 NOON. ~U2IS " MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY . • MUST BE SOLD. THE TRUSTEES DESIRE A COMPLETE REALISATION. SELDOM DO SPECULATORS HAVE SUCH OPPORTUNITIES TO PURCHASE SO FAR BELOW REAL VALUE. THE SITUATION is one of the best in the City, being the nearest firstclass residential site to the Cathedral square. THE LAND has an area of seventyfive and seven-tenth perches, in two lots. The garage stands on the corner section, which is otherwise tree of buildings. THE RESIDENCE was designed and constructed to provide a handsome and completely fitted home. It is magnificently constructed of the finest materials and is in perfect order throughout. BUILT in two-storey of wood, with tiled roof, it ' contains TWO OPEN PORCHES. TWO BALCONIES. LARGE LOUNGE ROOM, HALL, DINING-ROOM, BREAJuFAST-ROOM. SMOKE-ROOM, CLOAK-ROOM, KITCHEN, PANTRY, SCULLERY. MAID'S ROOM, and STORE-ROOMS on the ground floor. On the FIRST FLOOR SIX BEDROOMS and a SUN ROOM, together with LUXURIOUS BATHROOM, TOILET ROOM. EXTRA HAND BASINS. LINEN CUPBOARDS, BALCONY ROOM. Etc. ACCESS TO THE FIRST FLOOR IS BY ELECTRIC LIFT AND STAIRWAY. OUTBUILDINGS include STOREROOM. WASHHOUSE, COALHOUSE, LAVATORY, and a Tiled GARAGE with WASH. FITTINGS OF ALL BUILDINGS ARE COMPLETE AND LUXURIOUS. THE PROPERTY as a whole PROVIDES A DELIGHTFUL PRIVATE RESIDENCE, sheltered by trees and shrubs, surrounded by BEAUTIFUL LAWNS AND GARDEN, and WITHIN TWO MINUTES OF THE CITY. THE SALE offers PROFESSIONAL MEN, BUSINESS MEN. NURSING HOME PROPRIETORS, and SPECULATORS A RARE OPPORTUNITY to purchase under EXCEPTIONAL CONDITIONS. SEE ILLUSTRATION ON PAGE 12 OF THIS ISSUE. ALSO THE WHOLE OF THE RICH AND MAGNIFICENT CARPETS, FURNITURE. PICTURES. ETC. FULL PARTICULARS of catalogue in later papers. Inspection by Appointment only. FULL PARTICULARS as to conditions of sale from RAYMOND. HAMILTON, and DONNELLY. Solicitors to the Estate; H. G. LIVINGSTONE and CO., Auctioneers, 6600 109 Hereford street. OYING POWER It Is necessary for advertisers to take cognisance of the simple fact that people unable to buy are not prospects for advertised goods. Though we deplore the conditions that have made a portion of our populace underconsumers. we must remember that these people cannot respond to the sales appeal Advertising must concentrate, and exert its greatest pressure, on the people who are able to acquire at the advertised price. Wherever you find good sales possibilities in Canterbury to-day, there you find "The Press" ' the morning newspaper that delivers to the advertiser more purchasing power, for each shilling invested in space, than any othvr newspaper in Canterbury. " THE PRESS" Canterbury's Leading Daily, for Assured Results. The big paper with the big circulation—nearly 23,000 Covers pity, Suburbs, and Country Districts. "The Press" nas a circulation of many thousands daily more than any other Canterbury paper.