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' AUCTIONS FRED. WHILEY and CO., LTD. VACANT DALLINGTON BUNGALOW For Sale BY PUBLIC AUCTON on THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1950. At 2 p.m. In H. T. PENROSE and CO. Land Sales Rooms, Main Entrance. 183 MANCHESTER STREET, On Account of AN ABSENTEE OWNER. 3-YEARS-OLD BUNGALOW, Situate 30 GAYHURST ROAD, and nearly opposite St. Paul’s Roman Catholic Church. Comprising Single-storey Bungalow (tile roof), containing large Lounge, 2 Bedrooms, Sunroom, K’ette, Washhouse, all under one roof. The Fittings and Appointments are all Very Modern. Entrance Drive. Section. 1 Rood 19 Perches. _. . (Nicely laid out.) This property is in excellent order, both inside and out. IMMEDIATE VACANT POSSESSION can be obtained. a UCTI°NEER’S NOTE—This is a charmmg little home of a most unusual design, and is very well appointed, is within two ! minutes walk of the bus and close to i schools, shops, etc. Inspection and Keys available from the ■ Auctioneers any day after May 20. P , a J^J£y lars and conditions of Sale from: MESSRS SARGENT, CONNAL and D a HOLMES. I barristers and Solicitors, Hereford st. Ur the Auctioneers: FRED WHILEY AND CO., LTD 152 Hereford street. ’Phone 35-267. 9466 MODERN FENDALTON BUNGALOW For sale by PUBLIC AUCTION On THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1950. At 2 p.m. !n H. T Penrose and Co.’s Land Sales ,~„ Koorns - Main Entrance. 133 MANCHESTER STREET Behalf of MRS H. J. FRANCIS, is giving up Housekeeping, her i LOVELL BUNGALOW HOME Situate No. 5 BRYNDWR ROAD. Jus’ off Glandovey road. -.jCo^Prising—Beautifully built single--5 s°l? e ’ containing finely paneTled SSh Pa3sa S e - panebed Dining Room 1 eau ;’ roi ‘nd Fireplace, spacious ixiunge with large windows and tile sur- I HMiit a in F w ep ;? Ce *; tw ? Bedrooms with ! £ Wardrobes, large Sunroom open-' J 1 U/ning-rGom. roomy K’ette, well ! fitted with plenty of cupboards, Gac i kange (and is also wired for electric' range), extra fine Bathroom with built-in 1 C«b?n. a t nd w Pc^; ta! Ea?in and Shower. Under °" e ro ° £ WIDE FRONTAGE SECTION OF .. . -2 Perches, well laid out. M°J; or Garage. Wide Concrete Drive ' AUCTIONEER S NOTES— 1. This is a most attractive home, built 11 years ago of all picked timber, by one of* our bS Po'cah*?' I T Is s ’? uatc in a very select Ume i on Tarset for the first I time. 4. The property, both inside and I fiv nlnJ? excellent or-cr. 5. Is fitted" with Hy-proof doors. 6. Early vacant poises. ! Sion >s assured. 7. A !ow reserve SSTbe SPFrTA e T nSU w?»^' a ’® effected. bPxaCIAL NOTz.—The Furniture Ca* 1 pets, and Effects will be sold on the premises at an early date. P . Ins rect-on by Appointment Onlv. Full particulars and conditions r ,f s ale I S THOMAS AND THOMPSON. Barristers and , Solicitors, or The Auctic-nerr < £ F?E '? WHILEY AND CO.. LTD la2 Hereford street ’Phone 35-267 9466 CHARMING RICCARTON HOME. i For Sale bv T „ „ , r public AUCTION. £oo£s. i On THURSDAY, JUNE 8. 1950,

On behalf of the Estate Late E _. t O'CONNOR. Dec'd That Beautiful Home known as 25 RATA STREET Comprising 2-STOREY BUNGALOW. ' The Upper Half being in Wood. t . S-ate Roof. t Very - ne Ent iance Hall, lovelv Lounge approx. 30ft x 15ft, large Room, large Kitchenette, splendidly filled I , . good Maid's Boom ' ’ Upstairs: Fine Main Bedroom large G ‘ aS^H" m Su h room . 2 smaller Bedrooms Iar S e Bathroom high section facing north La«S in c=f I 3 Pe 7 h , es weli ’aid out. ? vcrT’ a hon ? cs in Riccarton, situated ?n P T c‘wrch?s “chipls® and v^ r i n en d la^ d o.T- a 2 d v‘ he , a,d out an d kept. Tip- nutXSe'VfisTT i iS on '-” e market solely beblrs of'thV?aJn r , ge f - or ; ho present memcm *• e familv. who have purchased n al wlr. n . o SS ’bret’gh aur Agency 'l:'' ca nt possession July' i nffcr; Tf w7i AS h a; ’ ur " e . nt sa lc is desired. Auction considered prior to the Particulars and ccndftions cf sale from: c-/?" -* Esq., ° L -TD _Au£ t jjei-eford street. " 2943 VALUABLE CORNER SITE. Together with COTTAGE. For Sale by PUBLIC AUCTION on In T H UR T D i Y ' JUNE S - IS5 °- at 2 p.m In H. T Penrose and Co.'s Land Salp Rooms. Mam Entrance. 183 Manchester st behak ot tfie OV/’NER FHAT VALUABLE CITY SITE ° n the corner of RARRAnnfs STREET and MELROSE STREET, known 401 BARBADOES STREET Comprising single-storey Cottage of four EliSrii n ug^t nd et P c aPerCa C ° al Ran 8e VALUABLE CORNER SECTION „ of 17.5 Perches. & g ' from: partlcv lars and conditions of sale W. F. TRACY, Esq.. Barrister and Solicitor, or FRED WHILEY AND CO Alictinncerr. 152 Hereford stre'et, 2 9M

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