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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXX, Issue 14982, 30 April 1909, Page 11

Properties For Sale cr To Hat, W. E. SIMES. yy. E. S I M E . LICENSED LAND BROKER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, 174, HEREFORD STREET (Next Bank N.Z.). SPECIAL NOTE TO FARMERS. VISITING NORTH ISLAND. I HAVE an unequalled selection of Farms and Runs, freehold and leasehold, fox sale in the North Island, and will bo glad to receive inquiries from those in search of really good farina or runs. FAMOUS TE PUKE DISTRICT. THE CHANCE OF A LIFETIME. OWNER GOING TO ENGLAND. 100 ACRES cf excellent qualityf land throughout. Crop of maize averages 85 bushels per acre, of wheat 53 bushels, without 'manure j turnip crop equals anything in the dominion; 9 paddocks in grass and crop, well watered. Fine house, built of kauri, lo rooins, up-to-date in all respects; usual outbuildings. £3OO cash secures this property; the balance can remain at 5 per cent; £23 per acre, equal to £35 land in other parts of New Zealand. W. E. SIMES. COUNTRY STORE AND BOARDINGHOUSE. ENE-RAL Store, grocery, ironmongery, YX drapery, doing good business. House 16' rooms, always fully occupied; 4-s. stable and usual outbuildings; P.O. and telephone bureau. The owner is retiring, and the above presents an opportunity to an energetic person. Tho house alone cost £llOO to erect, and the price asked for the whole property, £810; it is a gift. Terms. , W. E. SIMES. £25 DEPOSIT SECURES A HOME. WHY PAY KENT? /"'(lTT—Modern House 5 rooms, plastered, \J papered, pantry, scullery, w.-house, 0.l and fuhs, bathroom, tiled hearths and grates, wardrobes, picture rails, centre flowers, gas and fittings; good high section of J-acre in lawn and fruit garden. £475. Fo. 90 SEE THIS AT ONCE. ’ W. E. SIMES. £SO DEPOSIT. /"lITT, close to centre—Splendid House 9 \J rooms, verandah, 13ft stud, Bft hall, plastered, centre flowers, corniced, gas and fittings, tiled h. and g., fine mantels, h. and c.. pantry, scullery, bathroom, wh. and c., tubs, and every convenience; nico section, laid out in lawn and garden, £I2OO. Must he seon to be appreciated. Fo. 89 ' W. E. SIMES. • £4OO. CHEAPEST OFFERING. BARGAIN. NEW HOUSE 4 rooms, oriel window, verandah, pantry, scullery, h. and c. service, wh. and c., tubs, windmill and tank; nearly i-aoro. Within two minutes of tram. INQUIRE TO-DAY. Fo. 236 • W. E. SIMES. MONEY. I HAVE Several Sums to i Invest on approved freehold securities, at Current proved Rates of Interest. W. E. SIMES. 174, HEREFORD STREET (Next Bank N.S.). GUNN A &ASCAND. MESSRS GUNN AND BASCAND, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, 114, Manchester Street (next U.SS. Coy.) PROSPECTIVE Cottage Buyers should inJT . spect the following PROPERTIES. They are all well-appointed homes and distinctly Jon in price:— * No. I—£soo : 20 minutes from Square, New House s,rooms, bathroom, panelled, hot and cold service throughout, pantry, iry and washhouse, bevelled erchiecullery -- — r traves and skirting*, panelled nmu dadoes, picked centre flowers, tiled hearths and gratis, lead lights to doors sod windows, and latest roller blinds, verandah and bungalow roof. Everything about this place is refined and exhibits good taste and original design. Splendid section, well fenced. No. 3— £485 is the reduced price of a neart ly new 4-room »d Cottage in Riocarton, every convenience installed hot _ and cold service, bathroom, gas and fittings, etc., etc oretiy lawn and nice vegetable garden, S-aer* land. No. 3—£630: Large nearly new 5-roomod T■haped House, heavily built contains every modern convenience, splendid mantles and grates <arge dining-room, 9 bay windows, 'j-aore in garden_and lawns, deep Well and workshop. (Situate in Cashel Street.) 6PECTAL TO FARMERS.—We make a sociality of Southland Farms, and can sup* !y reliable information direct from our raVelle r GUNN AND BASCAND, i GENERAL ESTATE AGENTS, ‘ 114, Manchester Street L B. Gunn.) (C. H. Baseand. H. S. RICHARDS. S. Rjl.C H:A RD S, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, 185, GLOUCESTER STREET (Opp. Rink Stables). MAGNIFICENT HOME. BEST PART OF ST ALBANS. TXTELL-BUILT House of 7 Rooms, replete YY with every modern convenience, including electric'', bells, wardrobes, cupboards, linen presses, hot and cold water eervice and patent w.c.; beautifully finished interior, artistic hall. Section 1-acre, motor-shed. As the owner is leaving district, his instructions are to sell at a reasonable prioe. H. S. RICHARDS. BEALEY AVENUE. ST ALBANS, Comer of Colombo Street. QECTION, 90ft frontage to Beaky Avenue O and 132 ft to Colombo Stree Street, with Modern House of 6 rooms, plastered, bath, h. and c., wardrobes, cupboards, tubs, taps, sewer connection, etc. Also, COTTAGE 4 rooms and offices; let to tenant, 8s 6d. The Price is right. Well worth inquiry. ‘ H. S. RICHARDS. SMALL FARM, ST ALBANS. 6 ACRES A 1 Land, well watered, stables, sheds, piggeries, together with Dwelling of 6 rooms and offices. Don't fail to inspect Gift property ; suitable for- market gardener or anyone wanting a few acres. ‘ H. S. RICHARDS. TO SPECULATORS. ST ALBANS. fi-RQOMED Houses, with verandahs, w.» ' houses, coppers, sewer; 1-acre. £SOO. OR SEPARATELY, £250. Lot at 12s 6d. H. S. RICHARDS, • ISS, GLOUCESTER STREET. TIPTON’S DELICIOUS CEYLON TEA* XJ Were awarded tho ONLY SPECIAL GOLD MEDAL ■ j . At tha N.Z.L Exhibition. TVr them. PWW