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AUCTIONS _ FORD AND HADFIELD. LTD. VACANT SYDENHAM RESIDENCE 67 HASTINGS STREET, 67 HASTINGS STREET, Corner Albermarle street. Corner Albermarle street. BY PUBLIC AUCTION TUESDAY. MARCH 6. AT 2 P.M. TUESDAY, MARCH 6, AT 2 P.M. In Our Auction Rooms, 131 WORCESTER STREET. On account the TRUSTEES in the Estate of the LATE M. A. SADDLER (Deceased). The above comprises a solidly-bui’t. Compact 2-Storey Older Type of Dwelling. Five rooms and kitchenette, plastered and pannelled, Douiton B. and 8., coal range, detached washhouse, and outbuilding. Valuable corner section, wtih wide frontage. The Trustees are keen to realise and a reasonable reserve will be placed upon this property. Keys obtainable from our office. FOR© and HADFIELD, LTD., Auctioneers. Messrs Duncan, Cotterill, and Co., Solicitors for the Estate. 3361 FORD AND HADFIELD, LTD., A GREAT OPPORTUNITY. AUCTION SALE OF WELL-KNOWN ST. MARTINS GLASSHOUSE PROPERTY FRONTAGES TO HILLSBOROUGH TCE. AND ALBERT TCE.. ST. MARTINS. ALSO THE PLANT. A REALLY GOOD BEDFORD TRUCK, CULTIVATORS. AND UP-TO-DATE PLANT. SALE TO BE TIET.D ON THE , PREMISES. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, AT 11.30 A.M. On Account Trustees E=tate Late CHARLES E. POPE. The above well-known GLASSHOUSE PROPERTY and early land nestled under the Huntsbury Hill. The iate Mr Charles Pope was known throughout Christchurch as one of its most successful glowers in Canterbury. AREA OF LAND: 3 ACRES 0 ROODS AREA OF LAND: 3 ACRES 0 ROODS 26 PERCHES, 5 TITLES.

26 PERCHES, 5 TITLES. LONG ROAD FRONTAGES, EASY TO DEVELOP FOR SUBDIVISION IF REQUIRED. THREE WONDERFULLY BUILT GLASSHOUSES. 100 x 30. 100 x 27, 100 x 27. also BOILER HOUSE, AUTOMATIC FIREMAN. also LARGE MASSIVELY BUILT IRON SHED, approx. 2000 sq. ft. ALSO A very neat COTTAGE OF 5 ROOMS in excellent order and good conveniences. AUCTIONEERS’ NOTE: Plan of the land can be inspected at any time. Inspection can be made at any time, preferably by appointment. The Trustees are determined to sell and a very reasonable reserve will be accepted. FULL DETAILS OF THE EXTENSIVE PLANT AND EQUIPMENT WILL BE IN LATER ISSUES OF THE PRESS” AND "STAR-SUN.” FORD and HADFIELD, LTD., Auctioneers. Messrs Young, Hunter, Cook, and Brown, Solicitors for the Estate. 3361 FORD AND HADFIELD. LTD. MOST ATTRACTIVE “FENDALTON” BUNGALOW, LOVELY RIVER FRONTAGE Close to Fendalton Church, Bowling Green, and Bus. Rim e^t^ ly ’- deS i ig J?. ed ’ Modern - Well-built ? °' ’ includ ’ n £ 2 Fine Livingrooms, 3 modern k’ette, and offices EVERYTHING IN GRAND ORDER indT„a^d °“ l \ P ' T ice - £6500 (including J£<lr.JF a Z pet ?»'• Near offer win be considered for this most attractive home. FORD and HADFIELD, LTD. ££E£NUI ROAD - “MERIVALE” PAPANUI ROAD, "MERIVALE” PROFESSIONAL MAN’S MODERN PROPERTY, VERY PRIVATE AND SECLUDED t£« L S rge Livin * ro oms, 3 Bedrooms. Large Sunroom, and Modern Offices. Beautiful Section, laid out in lawns trees, etc. qujrecF E ’ £s7s °’ An ur gent offer is reFORD and HADFIELD. LTD. CASHMERE HILLS CASHMERE HILLS

SUBSTANTIAL BRICK AND STUCCO 2-STOREY RESIDENCE THE CHEAPEST HOME IN CHRISTCHURCH niti?« droom^Loun S e ’ French Doors to PUy?fJm m etc y ’ Sunroom - Childrens Owner has left Christchurch and will sacrifice this fine home-for £6OOO T ™ ,n y te x to bus. Bowling Green Tennis Court, etc. Very easy access. Sole Agents:— FORD and HADFIELD. LTD FORD and HADFIELD, LTD Auc ?” n ®.;l s x and Estate Agents, H. T. PENROSE AND CO. ADDINGTON PROPERTY AUCTION. NO. 29 WRIGHTS ROAD NO. 29 WRIGHTS ROAD (opposite entrance to Trotting Ground). IMMEDIATE VACANT POSSESSION. SAL ES ROOM, 183 MANCHESTER STREET, ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, AT 2 P.M. (On Account Trustees in Estate C. M. Mcßobie, deceased.) OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO RACEHORSE OWNERS. SQUARE House of 5 main rooms, bathroom, and detached washhouse. Conveniences: Electric light, coal range with H.W. attached, enamel bath, copper and tubs, etc. The interior of the house has been lined with wallboard and could be easily tidied up. FINE SECTION of 51 j perches, with 76ft frontage. Also useful garage and loose boxes. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: This property needs doing up, but is a good, solid place and has money earning possibilities. Keys with H. T. PENROSE and CO., Auctioneer, 183 Manchester* street. ’Phone 79-772. MESSRS SMITHSON. CT .ELAND, WICKS and FOUNTAIN, Solicitors for the Vendors. H. T. PENROSE AND CO. “BEVERLEY HILL” SUBDIVISION. CNR. CASHMERE ROAD AND HAPPY HOME ROAD (Approx. 5 miles from Cathedral square and 15 minutes from Town.) IN OUR LAND SALES ROOM, 183 MANCHESTER STREET, ON TUESDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 21, AT 7.30 P.M. 7 EXCLUSIVE HILLSIDE SECTIONS WITH A DELIGHTFUL VIEW ON A LOVELY GENTLE SLOPE FACING NORTH. All Sections have very easy access to the road or a well formed right-of-way. Excellent community water supply is being provided from a deep artesian well. Liberal areas ranging from 41 perches to half an acre, allowing plenty of scope for gardens in an almost frost free situation. Because of the unique situation of these Sections and their •suitability for good homes, purchasers will be required to erect dwellings to the value of NOT LESS THAN £3OOO to preserve pleasant surroundings for all. TERMS: Ten per cent. Deposit—lo pti cent, in three months—lo per cent, in six months—balance within 3 years.* Interest 5 per cent, per annum. AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This immediate area will undoubtedly become one of our most popular hillside suburbs because of its easy approach from Town and sunny aspect. The building restriction is a form of insurance to the buyers, who desire to build a good home in a situation having the advantages of a hillside section without Ihe drawback of difficult access. SCHEME PLAN ERECTED ON THE SITE. Further particulars from: H. T. PENROSE and CO., Auctioneers, 183 Manchester street. 'Phone 79-772. MESSRS SIMES and JACOBSON. Solicitors for the Vendors.