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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXX, Issue 14976, 23 April 1909, Page 12

Auctions. H. MATSON & CO. IMPORTANT CLEARING SALE. ' TUESDAY, APRIL 27th, 1 o'clock. LAXESIDE-CUM-LEESTON. 4 DDITIONAL ENTRIES to those Adver ■Tx tised in last Wednesday's paper: , Account Miss Halliday—--1 Stack Oat Sheaves. 1 Acre Mangolds > 1 Acre Potatoes H. MATSON AND CO.. 413 Auctioneers. H. MATSON AND AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. 164, CASHEL STREET. CO., FAVOURITE PAPANUI. SUIT RETIRED FARMER OR BUSINESS MAN. WITHIN 15 minutes' walk of tram terminus, nearly New House of 5 rooms, Tshaped, verandah, bav window, and all modem conveniences, 4 ACRES 11 PERCHES OF THE BEST OF LAND, well worked, and now laid down in grass, lame shed, stable, trapehed. and other outbuildings. This class of property rarely comes on the market, and will •ell readily. Price asked, £llOO. P. 5-18 H. MATSON AND CO. 71 ACRES AND 5-ROOMED NEARLY NEW HOUSE. v - 3 to 10 Minutes’ Walk off Tram Line. ! 5 -ROOMED well-built house, plastered throughout and noarly now, large fowlhouses and runs, stable, cowshed, garden and orchard, all young trees, 3 acres in young grass, balance in old pasture, splendid water supply. This is an ideal property, all ready for a poultry farmer. The owner must realise within one month. This is one of the fow properties which is an absolute bargain at the price asked, £BSO. Call on us and we will arrange for inspection. 3.3 H. MATSON AND CO. A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. 2| ACRES AND 7-ROOIIED HOUSE. ALL conveniences, washhouse, eoalhouse, Tx eto, stable with 6 loose-boxes (briok floor), feed-room, harness-room, trapshed. Property well fenced, and with good water supply. Situate near Plumpton Trotting Grounds. PRICE ONLY £475. R 7-13 H. MATSON AND CO. BEALEY AVENUE AND PAPANUI ROAD, JUST OFF. Easy Terms, Bay £SO down, Pries £550. ONUG MODERN HOME of 6 large rooms, D 7 well-built and in thorough order, plastered and papered throughout, pantry, Foul’s rv, washhouse (copper, tubs, taps), bath {hot and /lold water), gas and fittings, tiled grates arV hearths, “T" '•tinned houso. verandah, bay window, asphalt paths, fowlJj£iTß9. etc: section ore-eighth acre, ■well fenced and laid out. and very high and dry, with northern aspect. A compact home in vmj Kwpect. Why pay rent when you can buy a place like this on such easy terms? Call on us for further particulars and card to view. 6.Y.A. 6A H. MATSON AND PYNE & CO. JJ 1 ATTERS ALL’S. TO-MORROW, SATURDAY. On account of Mr L. Fontenoy— Br c “Nimrod," 4yrs, by Wildwood— Lynton, in training; trial. Also, Hobbles, Boots. Covers, etc. On acoount of Mr F. Coates—--2 Dr Brown Golds, ris. 4yrs; broken chains. On account St James Estate—--1 Truck Horses, 4 to syrs old; splendid sorts. On account o£ Dr Nodwill— B G, Byrs; broken saddle and harness, good carriage horse, quiet, used to town. Also, Harness. SALE COMMENCES 11 a.m. Advertised Lots 12 Noon. 257 PYNE AND CO. AUCTION SALK. (VINTER,SLOW RUN, ALFORD FOREST. PYNE AND CO. have received instructions from the Mortgagee to Sell by Auction, ihe above-mentioned well-known Run, at their Land Salerooms on SATURDAY, APRIL the 24th, At 12 Noon, Consisting of 80 Acres Freehold and 30,000 Acres Leasehold, having 9 years to run, at » rental of £375 per annum. Together with 8600 Merino and i-bred Sheep Station Plants, Hacks, Etc. The Property is situated 11 miles from Methven Township and Railway, and has a Comfortable Dwelling and all necessary improvements foT working the run. ' 254 PYNE AND CO. H. B. SORENSEN. FRIDAY, APRIL 25, Sale Eleven o’clock. HE SORENSEN will hold his usual sale • sf TIMBER at hiß yards, _ Lichfield Street, as above. Catalogue comprises 15,000 feet of New Red Pine TIMBER—3 x 1,3 x2, 4 x 2, 0 X If, 6 x 1>), 9 x 1, 12 x 1, 4 x 4, » x 3; 1 Safa, 1 Tank, Pump and Piping, 2 Circular Tanks, Roofing Iron, Wire Netting, Picket Gales. .R. B. SORENSEN, Auctioneer. 52 GUNN & BASCAND. MESSRS GUNN AND BASCAND, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, <l4, Manchester Street (next U.S.S. Coy.) PROSPECTIVE Cottage Buyers should inL apect the following PROPERTIES, they are all well-appointed homes and distinctly low in price:— No. I—£soo : 20 minutes from Square. Now House 5 rooms, bathroom, panelled, hot and cold service throughout, pantry, ncullery and washhouse, bevelled architraves and skirtings, panelled rimu dadoes, picked centre flowers, tiled hearths and grates, lead lights to doors and windows, and latest rollor blinds verandah and bungalow roof. Everything about this place is refined and exhibits good taste and original design. Splendid section, well fenced. No. 2—£485 is the reduced price of a nearly new 4-roomed Cottage in Riccarton, every convenience installed, hot and cold service, bathroom, gas and fittings, etc., etc., pretty lawn and nice vegetable garden, J-acre land. No. 8—£630: Large nearlv new.S-roomod Tsbaped Honse, heavily _ built, contains every • modem convenience, splendid mantles and grates, large dining-room, 2 bay windows, 'j-acre in garden and lawns, deep well and workshop. (Situate in Cashel Street.) SPECIAL TO FARMERS—We make a speciality of Southland Farms, and can supply reliable information direct from our traveller. GUNN AND RASCAND, GENERAL ESTATE AGENTS, 114, Manchester Street It. B. GnnnJ (O. H. Bascand. *' Y.LARNISHINE,” the Brilliant Polish fox V Linoleums. Less labour and no unjpleaaant smell. All Gacacst*, fid, XAUq