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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17666, 19 December 1917, Page 11

AUCTIONS, W. E. SIMES AND CO. AUCTION SILES. AUCTION SALES. OP PROPERTY AND FURNITURE. OP PROPERTY AND FURNITURE. /CONDUCTED by us when and where rfr v quirod. All Auctions receive tho per* sonal attention of Mr W. E. Simes, whose eighteen years’ experience is a guarantee of efficient management and_ability. ______ A SNIP FOR SOMEONE. OWNER DRAWN IN BALLOT. £995 (Reduced from £1100). FOR A CHARMING TWO-STOREY ART BUNGALOW OF 0 ROOMS (between Riccartou and Fendalton Roads). Well designed and arranged, tiled roof, diningroom with beam ceiling and clinker brick fireplace, oriel easement with window seat built in, pretty stairway in picked rimu, panelled hall, electric light, sleeping and sitting balcony, from which one o£ the .prettiest views obtainable,,'.in Christchurch, is to. bo seen, wardrobes) bathroom with Doulton bath, pedestal basin and built-in shower, hot and cold service, and oil usual conveniences.. Coclhouse,. i-aere of land. Close to tram. Buildings guaranteed and a property we can honestly recommend. v GOVERNMENT MORTGAGE AT 4$ PER CENT CAN REMAIN.' Don't Miss'this Chance, W. E. SIMES AND' CO., ' Sole Agents. r'no STOREKEEPERS AND OTHERS. 1 TO LET OR FOR SALE. TO LET OR POR SALE. PACKWOOD’S STORE, CASHMERE HILLS. At the Junction or Dyer’s Pass, Cashmere I and Colombo Roads (the main artery to I tho Hills). • I THE BUILDINGS comprise a well-fitted-up j Shop, large Tearoom, which; could bo subdivided and made into 2 living ..rooms (if desired), 4-roomed Dwelling, with.h. and a. service and all conveniences, and _ largo; Basement, used as storeroom, /Miniature Rifle Range, Bicycle Stand, J-acre> of Land. An Excellent Position and an ANNUATj REVENUE OF ABOUT £3O'TO £4O APART FROM THE SHOP IS ATTACHED TO THE PROPERTY. Puller particulars as to Rent or Price, application to— W. E. SIMES AND CO., Sole Agent*, 144-14(5, Hereford Street. JUST OFF PAPANUI ROAD. . A FINE PROPERTY. WITH A LOVELY ' WELL-GROWN GARDEN. n 1 CAfl-A PROPERTY that will ippoal to all lovers :of a -good notu« in a well-grown garden. THE HOUSE IS A VERY FINE TWO-STOREY ONE OF 8 ROOMS, not a Bungalow, but of good appearance, facing tho north-west, and built o! Kauri and Totara, and will outlast any Bungalow built to-day. All the rooms are large and lofty (13 x 15, 18 x IG, 19 X' 16, etc.) A spacious verandah runs along the north, cast and west, and is enclosed on the cast and west. Tho House, is replete with every convenience, Doulton bath, hot and cold service, motor shed, fowlhouses, etc. ONE ACRE OF LAND, beautifully laic! out and planted with a magnificent collection of ornamental trees and shrubs, cherry and mulberry trees. OR UP TO 4A ACHES OF; LAND IF REQUIRED. The House alone is worth more than the price asked, and we are offering, in addition, a charming garden with an acre of land. An exceptionally nice home in every respect. May we show it to you? W. E. SIMES AND CO., Sola.Agents,_ . NEAR THE PAPANUFROAD. r? 1 XAfl-A CHARMING BUNGALOW storey), facing the north, prettily designed and well arranged, most up-to-date throughout and replete with every modern convenience; i-acro Land laid out in garden and well planted with shrubs and bulbs. MOTOR SHED. A Real Good Property, and Cheap at tho price. Wo can arrange very Easy Terms. ARTISTIC BUNGALOWS AND UP-TO-DATE HOMES FOR SALE In ALL! LOCALITIES. SEND FOR OUR LIST. IV. E. SIMES AND CO., 146.- Hereford Street._ 7» zar\— ADDINGTON. A DAINTY XOOU BUNGALOW OF 5 ROOMS (the nicest situation in Addington, close to tram), verandah, faces the West, plastered and papered, electric light, hot and cold eervico, pnntry, scullery,, bathroom, washhouse, copper and tubs, Ik.-pi water Supply, main sewer; J-acro of land. THE EASIEST OF TERMS if required. £SO deposit, balance at rent. W. E. SIMES AND CO. ALLAN HOPKINS. ALLAN HOPKINS, LAND. ESTATE, STOCK AND STATION . AGENT AND VALUATOR, CATHEDRAL SQUARE AND HEREFORD STREET. ’Phone G3S. Box ess. AN ALL-ROUND FARM IN GOOD DISTRICT. Q f\ ACRES, situated (in Mid-Canterbury; DU ' 5 miles station; All flat, eufidiv'ded to 7 paddocks, .all ploughable, and watered ■ natural springs. House of 5 _ rooms and l conveniences, cowshed and dairy, 6-staued‘ sble, grain shed, man’s hut, etc.; 2) miles post office, school and creamery. Would change for small suitable property. (174) PRICE, £2O PER ACRE. Government ° rtlJflSo ' ALLAN HOPKINS. A '/TTCRES, "Clydevale Estate, all flat. Hcnsa of 5 rooms, vrashnotise, stable id trapshed; crops in A good chance r ft man %vith pma.ll capital, as this is a st-clais property. PRICE, £2O PER ACRE; mortgage £3sn, 5 per cent. Would lease on purchasing * n?C ~ ALLAN HOPKINS. i{ A ACRES, situated only a few miles ■±U from , Christchurch, all; flat ana itsred -By races. Subdivided into 9 pad,cks. House oi 5 rooms, 4-sr.*l!ed stable, eso-fcox. chaff-shed, transited, cowshed and eep-yards. Railway, scliOol, post and teleaph office 14 miles, "his is a good sheepttening farm. t 2l2 * PRICE £ls VJs PER ACRE; mortgage 650 Gt G psr cent. __ ALLAN HOPKINS. _ r»7\ ACRES', Oamaru District, subdivided I U into 8 paddocks, well watered. du=o of G rooms, hot and cold water, chaffÜBe, etc. Railway station 6 miles, school ite close. Owner will exchange for email nu. This is a gbed grafting ind cropping rm, and for-those desiring‘a larger-property well worth inspection . (304) PR T CF. £1" PER ACRE; mortgage £6OOO. 1 rt-0i.., a- ALLAN HOPKINS. nriAA ACRES, situated Selwyn District; iUUU all in grass except about 300 acres and-110 acres oats. Land is all flat and ploughable, and subdivided into 16 paddocks. Stock at present on tne property, 2000 ewes. Good house of . 6 rooms and all conveniences arid necessary outbuild jgs. Railway and market about 12 miles by pCod road, School adjoins the property. G2l) PRICE, £3 3s PER ACRE. Exceptionally easy terms, with a privilege of extending the mortgage. Thoso looking for a good sheep property would do well to consider an inspection ot this block. - ALLAN HOPKINS. A a ACRES, situated South Canterbury, aR dU fiat and watered by races. Splendid residence of 6 rooms and conveniences, lawns and gardens, » little native bueh. Half-mile from school and post office, half-mile from creamery, and 10 miles from station, main lino. (118) PRICE. £2000; unencumbered. Exchange for good house in town. * ALLAN HOPKINS. I have Erceilent Properties for Sale ot Exchange, and would bo pleased to furnish buyers and those wishing an exchange with ell information. ALLAN HOPKINS. WANTED KNOWN. rpHAT F. H. STEEL*has REDUCED the 1 PRICE of MEAT to ROCK-BOTTOM for SPOT CASH, and hs wo have' only a short time to live, GET THE BEST. Rubbish is dear at any price. The Beat is always the CHEAPEST in the end. And do not be persuadod to. buy inferior quality or rubbish, when, bv patronising F. R. STEEL you can a’ways rely on GETTING THE CREAM OF CANTERBURY. Customers in City and Suburbs waited on Daily for Orders Letters and Telegrams promptly attended to. SMALLGOODS A SPECIALITY. j Tho Annual Output teaches Half tt Million i Founds. The quantity sold so-'r.ks for itself, j