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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXIII, Issue 15920, 4 May 1912, Page 19

AUCTIONS. W. E. SIMES & CO. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE. "OROPERTY AND FURNITURE. THURSDAY 9th MAY, 1912, Commencing at 1 p.m. On account of the Executors late J. B. MANSFIELD, we will hold an ABSOLUTE CLEARING SALE of FURNITURE and EFFECTS, on the Premises, corner CEMETERY and BUCKLEY'S ROADS, NORTH LINWOOD. The following are a few of the items: Pony Harness and Pony Trap (a splond : d turnout). Piano, Chesterfield Couch, Bedsteads (s. and d.), Washstands, "Wardrobes. Cabinets. Sieel Engravings, Dining Extension Table, Carpets. Linoleums, Hall Stand, suites of Furniture, Music Stool, Whatnot, Kitchen Utensils, Garden Tools, etc. Also THE PROPERTY, containing i-ACRE Corner Section, and Massively-built House of 6 very large rooms and all modern conveniences. The Property will be submitted.at 2 p.m. W. E. SIMES AND CO., Auctioneers, 283 144-146. Hereford Street. HOON HAY ROAD PROPERTY. Terminus Addington Tram. C.J- ACRES AND RESIDENCE 6 ROOMS. PROPERTY AUCTION SALE. SATURDAY, 11th MAY, at 12 NOON. IN OUR ROOMS. On account of GEORGE BREW, ESQ. HIS SUPERIOR RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY, containing 5i acres, well planted, fenced and subdivided (long frontage), with dwelling-house of 6 rooms and conveniences, tiled grates, hot and cold service, sunny verandah, good outbuildings, cowsheds, ftable trapshed, fowlhouses and runs, carriage drive, belts of trees. : NOTE.—The Property has a. great prospective value, and is well adapted for subdivisional purposes. The House stands on a high terrace, faces north, and is within 200 yaTds of the Lincoln Kind tram terminus. THE OWNER IS OUT TO PELL. W. E. SIMES AND CO:, Auctioneers, 282 144-146, Hereford Street. HALSWELL FARMS HALSWELL BUILDING SITES HALSWELL MARKET GARDENS IN THICKLY-SETTLED PART. AUCTION SALE IN OUR ROOMS. SATURDAY, 11th MAY, 1912,' at 12 Noon. WE. SIMES AND CO., Auctioneers, in- • instructed by the Trustees of the late J. T. SABEY, will SELL, in their Rooms, Hereford Street:— The FARM of 20 ACRES, R.S. 789 (all frontage),;.-together with all improvements thereon, arid occupied by Mr Legg. The MARKET GARDEN of 3 ACRES, part R.S. 194. 6 chains frontage, near school. Occupied by Mr T. Rickerby. 7 FIRST-CLASS BUILDING SITES, in One-acre Blocks, opposite Halswell Road Board Office. Post Office and Store, and adjoining site' for New Hall. TERMS: 30 per centum deposit; 10 per cent in six and twelve months; balance two years, ot 5 per cent. Plans obtainable from W. E. SIMES AND CO., Auctioneers. CHAS. HILL, 280 Solicitor to the Estate. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY • CO. OF N.Z., LTD. WE ARE CASH BUYERS OF WHEAT OATC lis.x<LEY PEA 8 BEANS POTATOES GRASS AND CLOVER SEEDS. Storage in our Large and Commodious Stores at Addington at lowest current rates. SEED CLEANING. Seeds oleaned on owners' account by our New and Improved Machinery. ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF SEEDS KEPT IN STOCK AND SUPPLIED AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.

We also Stock WOOLPACKS, CORNSACKS. SEAMING AND BINDER TWINE, BRANDING OILS, And OTHER FARMERS' REQUISITES. MT. LYELL SUPERPHOSPHATE HAVING been appointed Sol* Distributing Agents for the Celebrated | MT. LYELL SUPERPHOSPHATE i In Canterbury, we are prepared to supplj ' (armors AT LOWEST RATES. • H. S. BOURN, _. Manager. W. T. ROBINSON. W. T. ROBINSON, SHAREBROKER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Corner of Cathedral Square and Chancery Lane. • LOWER RICCARTON. CLOSE TO PARK, TRAM and RAILWAY. SUPERIOR VILLA RESIDENCE of 7 * main rooms, bathroom, lavatory, h. and c service, cloak room, pantry, scullery, washhouse, motor-shed, fowlruns, etc. OVER i-ACRE OF LAND, beautifully laid out and well planted with choice roses, shrubß and fruit trees. This is a really comfortable, up-to-date home, and is to be sold for tho low price of £I4OO, on very easy terms if required. I have FOR SALE a Large Number of City and Suburban Properties, also Sheep and Agricultural Farms, in all parts of the Domimon, and shall be pleased to furnish : full particulars on application. W. T. ROBINSON. P.O. Box 584. Telephone 2629. ' Telegraphio address: "Landstock." CONWAY MATSON & SONS. DAIRY FARMERS, AND THOSE INTERESTED. JO YOU WISH to Sell your heavy land and acquire a large area of cropping and sheep land?, „.,,.„„ .„.,„ Wo have 260 ACRES, OAMARU DISTRICT. OwneT wishes to take up 70 to 60 acres Dairying Land. Will consider exchange. Particulars: 260 ACRES, one mile from station, creamery, P. 0., telephone and township ; well situated; splendid natural boundary ; well watered, undulating land. Carry' 1J owes, with green feed 2 ewes and fatten lambs. AT PRESENT—2O Acres Turnips, 60 acres Oat Stubble, balance in grass. Fences, good wire and gorse. 230 acres ploughabls. BUILDINGS—House 4 rooms, now and roomy, stable, implement shed and other buildings. Owner's interest about £I4OO. Balance of purchase money can be arranged at. 6 per cent interest. PRICE £lO PER ACRE. Fol. 246-13-3 CONWAY MATSON AND SONS, Farm and Property Salesmen, Land, Estate and Commission Agents. 181. Cashe) Street West (next Union S".S. Co.)