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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17586, 17 September 1917, Page 10

AUCTIONS. R. S. M'KENZIE AND 00. R. S. McKENZIE AND CO., HOUSE! AND LAND AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS. VALUATORS AND GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHERS, 143, CASHEL STREET (Next Tattorsall's). SPECIAL NOTICE TO OWNERS OF PROPERTY. WE HAVE A NUMBER OF GENUINE INQUIRIES FOR FIVE AND SIXROOMED UP-TO-DATE HOUSES. CALL OR WRITE US PARTICULARS. TWO SPECIALLY SELECTED PROPERTIES. Pf7r»r—MODERN Five-rooined T House, ait i \jD specially built for the owner, on 48 perches of laud, freo from Beat and considerably higher than footpath, well laid out, garden, back and front lawn, trees and shrubs-, motor entrance, motor shed, workshop, outside sleeping room, splendid accommodation for fowls. We have no hesitation in saying that the timber and workmanship in this property cannot be surpassed. The return verandah is situated on the North and West side, well sheltered from Easterly Winds: having a northorlv aspect on a wide section, the houee commands a largo portion of the sun. The rooms aTe large and lofty and lit bv eras and electric light. A splendid Tiot water service and first-class cookiner range are two of the many pood features of this home, whioh is situated in the best oart of St Albans North, close to the Park and few minutes' walk to car and school. Call and see photo and fuller particulars at our Lands Department. R. S^McIU3NZIE_AND_CO_ p.n Q A—FOUR-ROOMED Tiled-roof BundvOOUgalow, whioh the owner rauat ouit on account of accepting responsible position in the city. The flection comprises a fraction under i-aore, with verv fine terraced lawn, garden laid out and planted to suit anyprofessional. A good stud. 10ft 6m high, and largo rooms (five the interior a pleasing: feature. All the latest conveniences are embodied in the property, specially seleotea Doulton bath and basin, scullery, washhouse, high and hydraulic water supply. Wo can make the terms right here. Quick Sale essential. Clear Title Property. Terms arranged. R. S. McKENZIE AND CO. ■X?fiKfl WILL Purchase nearly new 5e&OOUroomed Bungalow in St Albans. This proportv was ereotcd V"or tu tho war' and the price is right. Small donosit, or owner wou.d accept section as nart payment. The interior arrangements havo been well planned, finished in figured rirau, "plastered, papered with special]? selected paper and artistic frieze. Well chosen loadlights, tiled grates and hearths, porcelain bath and basin, splendid hot water service, with tap over tubs; electric light. Good high section of 2a perches, no peat. Very handv to tram, where owner could go home to lunch. Call on us and we will show you through this property. R. S. McKENZIE AND CO. Owing to the continued misunderstanding that still exists, I find it necessary to again emphasise the fact that I severed my, connection with the firm in Cathedral Squara by dissolving the nartnershin. in March, 1914, and owing to a legal technicality the name McKetrcie was retained very much against "(Signed R. ST CLAIR McKENZIE. NOTE ADDRESS: R. S. McKENZIE AND CO., AUCTIONEERS. T AND AND ESTATE AGE>TS. 143. CASHEL STREET. CHRISTCHURCH.

LOHEY, MANGIN COY. LOHREY, MANGIN' COY., OUSE AND I AND AGENTS, 218, High Streot. FORCED SALE FORCED SALE. FORCED SALE. RIGHT IN HEART OF CITY. JOINING IMPORTANT BUSINESS PREMISES. TWO TWO-STOREY HOUSES (Modern), of 9 rooms each. The convenience* nro all that is possiV.e to place in any building, they nr* both let to first-class tenants, at good rentals, snowing just about 10 per cent. Both properties have good Sections. We'have. been instructed to SELL THE LOT at £IOSO. The land alone is worth at least £9OO, the properties are both in Rood order, and could not be built to-day ur.der £BOO each property. WE STRONGLY ADVISE Any Person wanting a nrst-claas investment To SEE US AT ONCE. By buying the two properties, live in one rent free by lotting the other. NOT A PENNY TO~SPEND ON EITHER PROPERTY AT PRESENT. LOHREY, MANGIN COY., Sole Agents, , 218, High Streot. SPEIBS, SAUNDERS AND CO. 11 ACRES, 5 ROOMS. £BBO. HANDY TO TOWN. OWNER WILL TAKE HOUSE AS PART PAYMENT. THIS Property would make an excellent X pig" and poultry farm. Part of the land is light and part heavy. The situation is very healthy. Tho house is old, but comfortable, and has recently had the electric light fitted. About 3i miles from centre of town, SPEIRS. SAUNDERS AND CO. TILED-ROOF BUNGALOW. ST aijUaxx. GOVT. MORTGAGE AT 4} PER CENT. K LARGE ROOMS, panelled hall and ' dinO ing-room, electric light, bathroom with porcelain bath and lavatory basin; very fino sun verandah: hot and cold water service to bathroom, scullery and tubs. Specially built about four years ago (by tho owner) of picked SClen'did Section (very high above footpath), with 66ft frontage. Not an ounce of peat. Three minutes from tram. Government mortgage of £450 at 4J per eent "» be AND CO. NEW BUNGALOW, 4. ROOMS. HALF ACRE LAND. £535. GOOD ROOMS, bathroom, h. and c, etc., : pretty leadlights. side entrance. Built nearly three vears. Faces east. Large shed. More land can be had, adjoining, if required. At the above price, £535, this is a bargain and should be snapped up at once. SPEIRS. SAUNDERS AND CO. 4 ACRES. 4-ROOMED HOUSE. BEST PART OF'SPREYDON. J?Qnn —THE LAND has 6 chains frontcfct/Uv/" age, and wou'd make an excellent cutting-up proposition. It will run a couple of cows and do a little cropping. The house is only ». few years old, is well built, and perfectly sound.' It ha s h. and c, bathroom, and usual conveniences. Electric light passes the door. Splendid situation; fine view of hills. Bulk of the money can remain for long term at 5 per cent. SPEIRS. SAUNDERS AND CO.

£SO DEPOSIT. prjork BUYS a 6-rocmed House, handy &\}o\J to penny section. Porcelain bath, lavatory basin, li. and c. gas. H.P. water, motor 'shed and fowlhouses. Over J-acre in fruit tr6es. etc. Easy terms. SPEIRS, SAUNDERS AND CO., IG9. Cashe! Street. WANTED KNOWN. THAT F. H. STEEL has REDUCED the PRICE of MEAT to ROCK BOTTOM for SPOT CASH, and as we have only a short timo to lives, GET TH.3 BEST. Rubbish is dear at any price The Best is always tho Cheapest in the end. And do not be persuaded to buy inforior quality or rubbish when by patronising F. H. STEEL vou can always rely on GETTING.THE CREAM OF CANTERBURY.! Custo.jners in City and Suburbs waited on Daily for Orders. Letters and TelcsiT.ms promptly attended SMALLGOODS A SPECIALTY The annual output reaches Half a Million Pounds. Tho quantity sold speaks for itself. 1628 RUBBER is up in price *nd "cheap" J.X gradc s are masquerading as the real, Theretore specify _ WOOD MILNE RUBBER\»7sELS.