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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXX, Issue 15041, 8 July 1909, Page 12

CONWAY MATSON & SONS. THIS DAY. THIS DAY. PROPERTY AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, in Estate of Mm George Dawson, 01 the I'renhsos, No. 2 Goid.m Street, off Coiombo Street, opposite Sydenham Turk, at 1 o'clock. Particulars eco yesterday's paper*. COXWAi MATSON AND SONS, General Auctioneers, etc., jn;C 13J. Cashol Street. fiONWAY MATSON AND SON 3, 4UCTIOWKERS and PROPERTY SALESMEN, STOCK AGENTS, J (Next D.S S. Co.;. Cashe! Street. —THIS Moderate Fisrure will buy iiu a b'irst-rate Ftmi:; Residence, .panui Road, of 11 rcotns, h. and c. and al! cilices, with 1J acres of land, highly improved in nil respects. Owner an absentee, hence '.he sacrifice' foi. MR CONWAY MATSON AXu SON. JZ(\ BUYS a Sheltered mid Sunny 1 0\J Home, comprisinj C'nmfortablo a.uiiao oi 5 living rooms ar.d i i, •:•■■• w.h., copper, e'e, all well built and good ; j s now, good stabling', transited. 4 paddocks, and extensive orchard; fetal arc:> 3'. aciES, in tiptop locality, near (evil. Fol. 170 CONWAY MATSON AND SON. S—An absolute bargain, right on v .no iown Boundary—Reaili Good Houso of G rooms, e tvongly b'tiU pantry, scullery Venetians, stables, trnphouee, piggeries, fowlruns, etc. ONLY £1230. Fol. 203 CONWAY MATSON A3TD SON. £Af\(\- HANDY to Colombo Street Cars _.\ Modern House of i large rooms, b. and c, b.-.th, scullery and pantry, copper and sink, hk'h stud, corner section, etc. Fol. m« 11. CONWAY MATSON AND SOX. A BARGAIN PROPERTY. IfIRST-RATE Bungalow Home of 5 wain rooms, beautifully tted up with wardrobes, overmantels, exceotionally rich ioadlitrhted window? in hall. dininß-rnnni, etc., h. and c, bath, "arve pantry and scullerv. IS v 12 8, with dcor to verandah, detached v .-.h.. tub', etc., together with a splendid elevated section of is perches: commard ng n magnificent view of the hi osition ii handy to trams, just <'ff Burklcv'9 ACRES Sims Pnbirhan Fcrm. lies. tio the sutl Some of I!>e finest !ar<. .. the country. Very comfortable residence of about 6 rooms and 'tables frsp!;r,use. and usual accessories. A few miles out. in particularly oW- .lief-irt Prie» £l?9n ' CONWAY MATSON AND SONS. Jl ACRES of grv>d 'and. with 130 matured 12 fruit trees. 5 minutes' walk from cars, together with P-roomed house, part new end plastered. Price £6,™ / Fol. 118 CONWAY MATSON AND SONS FARMS TO SUIT ALL. NEAR CHRISTCHURCH. POULTRY FARM. (TA ACRES Fair Cropping Lard, House G O\J rooms, atablme;. 20 fowlhouses, incuba-tir-hoiiee, brooder-house, -100 fowls given in. Plentiful supply water. Situated Vrniic from station. P. 0.. Bchcol. etc. PRICE FOR LOT, £llOO. Fil. 308 CONWAY MATSON AND SONS. CROPPING FARM. 95 ACRES Gocd Friable Soil, above the average, well fenced end watered. A nice, warm little farm. Hcuse 5 rooms, stabling etc. Owner doing well, but han reasons for Belling. 5-mile from rail, township, etc. PRICE. £27 10s PER ACRE. Fol. .100 CONWAY" MATSON AND SONS. SHEEP AND MIXED CROPPING. 175 ACRES of Good Friable Soil, in Springston District. House 5 rooms, washhouse, voung orchard, stafre. -4 stalls, storeroom, sheep-yards, ctc._ Terms can be arranged. Crops given in. PRICE. £ls PER ACRE. 310 CONAVAY MATSON AND SONS, Auctioneers, Stock and Land Agents, 133. Cashel Street (next Union S.S. Co.). McKENZIE & WILLIS. McKENZIE AND WILLIb, R St Clair McKenzie.) <i°* e P£,Jji",s ' UCTIuNEERS, LAND AND ESlAlh AGENTS, ROYAL EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. Cathedral Square (next Post Oflieo>._ fHEOHEAPEST PLA CE for FU RN IT ORE CHEAP LINOLEUM. CHEAP LINOLEUM. TPHIS is the Cheapest Place, in Town tor 1 Linoleum. Williamson's Best Linoleums Is Sd per sqiiaro yard. New Patterns just arrived. , _ , PIANOS.—Wo always have a few Good Pianos in stock at very low prices. Easy terms if required. SIDEBOARDS—A number of Handsome " iards ot the very latest design and best anship always on hand. Prices from BEDROOM SUITES of choice desig of particularly good value, comprising Handsome Wardrobe (mirror door, cawed panels), Choral Duches.se with wing mirrors, Marbletop Washstand with swing mirier. Material and workmanship guaranteed. £l9 10s tho lot. Others from £ls 10s. DUCHESSE CHESTS from 355. Also. Handsome Duohesso Pairs. Larce Duche-se Chest "•id Marble-top AVashstaurl?r Erora £7 10s. CHESTERFIRLD COUCHES in Utrecht clvot and Saddlebags, £7. Divan Easy Chairs. £3 ss. ALSO. New Drophead Sewi.ig Machine, £3 10s, the best value in town. Singer Drophead, latest model, £8 10s. Axminster Rugs. 12s 6d. Carpets, best taposirv, 9x9 and 12 x 9. 37s 6d. Best Austrian Chairs. G= 9d. And nearly every other Hue in Household Furniture always in stock. Cal; and inspect our ?oods and prices. McKENZIE AND WILLIS, Auctioneers. BARGAIN! BARGAIN.. BARGAIN!!! J?X7K—ST ALLANS—NearIy New House dit'J l d of, 5 rooms, nearly J-acre, bath, shower, lavatory basin, h. and c.. verandah, tiled grates and hearths, wardrobes,' 'inert pres 3. pantry, scnllc-ry, wnshhosuo, copper, tubs ram. centre flowers, plastered, picture mouldings, bay window, western aspect, asphalt paths, "lame rooms; first-class property. Owner leaving C'.ristchurch; is prepared to sacrifice. McKENZIE AND WILLTS. ~ SPECIAL NOTICE " 'e find that some people do n-»7 iw> i submit their Good? to Auction, we beg to announce that WF ARE PREPARED TO BUY SECOND-HAND FURNITURE in any quantity. Be't possible cash prices given. McKENZTE AND "WILLIS. UCTIOX SALES of Furniture, etc., hold i- in our Commodious Auction Rooms EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 1 p.m. M'KENZIE AND WILLIS, Auctioneers and Land Ager*- 1 I 344 Cathedral Square (next Post O DAVIES AND STEVENSON". -\ AVI E S AND S X EVEiNSO X, J LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, P. L. DAVIES, Licensed Land Broker. All Documents Prepared under L.T. Act, at Broker's Charges. TO FARMERS. WE WANT TO SELL YOUR FARM, And WE WANT TO SELL YOU A. FARM. KAlKOUßA—Leasehold, 12890 acres, no high hills, flat and rolling downs, about 2000 sheep, cottage 3 rooms, -"oolshed. To bo sold 83 a going concern. •■» lip-top farm and cheap. Rental £O2 per annum. liOLLKSTON SOO Acres, ono milo from station and school; house 7 rooms and usual farm outbuildings. £7 10s per ncro. X. CANTERBURY—IIOO acres, tirst-claa? limestone country, will grow wheat and oats; situated U miles from railway station. This is ono of tho cheapest properties on the market; good reason for selling, owner having bought a. largo block of land. Very easy terms given. CUST—IIS Acres, all under cultivation, houso 6 ronnis, stables, etc.. .1 miles from railway station A first-class little farm; £25 per acre. OMIHI—2SO Acres, firstclass country, new house 5 rooms and usual farm outbuildings, only 2 miles from railway station; £2t! per acre. MARSHLAND —About 200 Acros, mixed land, house 5 rooms, cowsheds, etc.; suitable for a dairy farm. To bu sold on very easy tcrm3. DAVIES AXITsTETENSOX, Property Sa'esmen, 148 a, Cashe! Street (near Taitersall'sV IPTOX'3 DELICIOUS CEYLON TEA 3 Were awarded the ONLY SPECIAL GOLD MEDAL At the N.Z.I. Exhibition. Try Uaem. CSS7S