AUCTIONS N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP ASSN., LTD. THE FARMERS’ CALL ATTENTION TO AUCTIONS PENDING IN THE FARMERS’ AUCTION ROOMS. FRIDAY, MAY 26, in OUR ROOMS, at 2.30 p.m.—Fendalton Residence and 6 FRIDAY, MAY 26, in OUR ROOMS, at 3 p.m.—St. Albans Residence. WEDNESDAY, MAY 31. in OUR ROOMS, at 2.30 p.m.—OXFORD COTTAGE and 4 ACRES. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7. in our ROOMS, at 2.30 p.m.—Little River House and 6 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, in OUR ROOMS, at 2.30 p.m.—Barrington street BungaFRIDAY, JUNE 9. in OUR ROOMS, at 2.30 p.m.—Two Mt. Pleasant Sections. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. ASSN., LTD., Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, Cashel street. Phone 33-430 After Hours 'Phone 38-619 9782 N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP ASSN., LTD. AUCTION SALE. TO-MORROW TO-MORROW AT 3 P.M. IN OUR LAND SALES ROOM. ESTATE REALISATION. On Account Trustees late MARGARET WOOD. RESIDENCE: 158 Si’. ALBANS STREET, and SECTION. CORNER ST ALBANS AND MASSEY STREETS. RESIDENCE COMPRISING i SITTING ROOM: This is a good room, j facing north, with tiled fireplace. BEDROOMS: 3 Bedrooms with open fireplaces. | DINING ROOM: 18 x 14, with open fireP1 BREAKFAST ROOM: With open fire-
place and cupboard fitments. BATHROOM: Porcelain bath, hot and cold water, eas hot water service. PANTRY and SCULLERY: With sink and gas cooker. WASHHOUSE: Complete with Copper. GARAGE. DETACHED ROOMS: There are 3 commodious detached rooms. AREA OF LAND: Approximately 38.6 perches. SECTION : There is a Section on the corner of Massey street and St. Albans street with a northerly and westerly aspect, containing 20 perches more or less. The Property will be offered for Sale in • Two Lots. ’ RESIDENCE TENANTED AT 35s PER 5 WEEK. ’ Conditions of Sale may be perused at the offices of the Farmers’ Co-op., Cashel ‘ street. Christchurch, or Messrs Mearcs, ■ Williams, Holmes and Booker, Solicitors. ’ Gloucester street, Christchurch. 5 SOLICITORS. i Messrs Meaves, Williams, Holmes i and Booker, , 98 Gloucester street, 1 Christchurch. 'Phone No. 34-626. = N.Z FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN. LTD.. " Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents, ~i Cashel street, Christchurch. 'Phone 33-430. 9698
RAILWAY AUCTION ROOMS (CH.CH.), LTD. TO-DAY. SHORT NOTICE AUCTION SALE ALMOST NEW BUNGALOW PROPERTY, FURNITURE, AND EFFECTS NO. 85 BASSETT ST.. BURWOOD (The Bus Passes the Door) TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION ON THE PREMISES TO-DAY (Thursday), at 1 P.M., On th« Premises, Account MR F. J. P. FISH, who is leaving Christchurch. THE Property No. 85 BASSETT ST., is a Modern Bungalow, not quite 2 years old. comprising 4 rooms, bathroom, washhouse, garage, etc. A well and faithfully built home, plenty of modern windows to get the sun, tastefully papered, plenty of built-in cupboards, “Neeco” elec, range, elec. h.w. service. Terrazzo sink bench, fuel pumice copper, con. tubs, elec. pump. Section approx. 24 perches, well fenced, garden partially laid out. NOTES 1. The Property will be sold ON THE PREMISES at 1 p.m., and followed by the Furniture. 2. Immediate vacant possession is available. 3. Conditions of sale and cards to view from JAMES WALLACE and CO., 169 Hereford st., or the Auctioneers. FURNITURE AND EFFECTS Modern 3-pce. Chesterfield Suite, upholstered Tapestry; Fireside Chair, D.R. Dropleaf Gateleg Table. 4ft 6in Bed and Wire, 4ft Rin “Sleepwell” Mattress, inner ; s ring "Supreme,” practically new; 4 Dr. Dk. R. Duchesses, Dk. R. Wardrobe with mirror, 2 Dr. Dk. R. Duchesse, R. Bookcase. Dr. R. Din. Waggon, Radio Table. 3 Occ. Tables, approx. 6J yds. Leaf-pat-terned Axmin. Hall Runner, autumn tonings: Folding Camp Bed and Mattress, Child’s Cot and Mattress, Kitchen Tab’e. 3 Canadian Chairs, 4 Shovel-back K. Chairs (Beech), Kitchen Tidy. Bathroom Lino., Sparkguard, Coal Scuttle. Cupboard. New Alum. Pres. Pan. Bucket, apnrox. 70ft Canadian Hose, reinforced and ! fittings: Garden Tools include Rake. I Shovel. Spado. Lady's Fork. Sulky, Child’s | Scooter, Child’s Trolley, Child’s Sack Barrow, etc. On view This Morning f’-oni 9 a m. RAILWAY AUCTTCN ROOMS (CHCH.). LTD. (GEORGE DUFFIN. Auctioneer), In conjunction with JAMES WALLACE and CO. 9669
PROPERTIES FOR SALE MODERN Residence, newly built, three | bedrooms. lounge, dining room every i convenience, excellent site and localit.y I (Would suit doctor starting new area.) Personal applications to Real Estate and Agency Co.. Ltd.. 191 Manchester re £.^ 6 MODERN BUNGALOW. 1300 sq. ft. Allelec. Lounge 23 x 13. P.R. 3 bdrms., usual offices, 1-acre section, planted trees, etc. Garage, slieht rise. Lovely view. Qu-et position, but near main road and schools. Poss ssion 3 months. Price £3850. ZE6698, “Press.” SCARBOROUGH- Perfect View Warm and secluded, above the frosts Vacant no«ses<ion. Lounge, sun-dinette, k ette. •»nd 3 bedrooms, bathroom. A tiled-roof. S new Bungalow. Key with FORD and HADFIELD. LTD. 0 I SEMI-BUNGALOW, St. Albans district: 5 I Rooms, kitchenette. Garage J-Acre Section. near shops, tram, and schooL SmtI able purchaser desiring to acid Subuiban Shop. Vacant precession. Urgent sale to best offer over £2700. E 7583. "PRESS.” ’PHONE 22-849. ARTISTICALLY DESIGNED MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW. ’-ACRE SECTION. Above the Fogs - Bathed in Sunshine Excellent View. VACANT POSSESSION. THE BUNGALOW comprises 5 main *ooms and kitchenette, replete with ail the latest labour-saving devices, together with large Basement The Section of 2-acre. perfectly drained THIS PROPERTY MUST BF. SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED C. E JONES. LTD.. Property and Furniture Auctioneers. 174 Manchester street ’Phone 35-355 T.C
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