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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 18220, 7 October 1919, Page 12

FOR SALE OR TO LET. W. E. SIMES AND CO, W. E. SIME3 AND CO., 144-146, HEKEFOED-STREET, AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS, LAND AND ESTATE SALESMEN, PROBATE, HOTEL AND GENERAL' VALUERS, PROPERTY, STOCK AND FURNITURE AUCTIONEERS. IS YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE? IF SO WE WOULD BE PLEASED TO HAVE PARTICULARS. NO SALE. NO CHARGE. SEND US DETAILS TO-DAY! f Oi STREET, ST ALMLOISJ BANS—VERY CHOICE AND UP-TO-DATE BUNGALOW of 7 ROOMS, sunnily situated ami well arranged, electric light and every possible convenience. An exceptionally nice homo in every respect; sewer, h.p. water, J-acro of land laid out in garden and lawn, fruit troes. The value is right. The property could not bo put there for anything like the money wo are asking. W. E. SIMES AND CO. X?KCE linwood, excellent <wO POSITION—Cosy home of 4 nico room 3, plastered and papered throughout, northern aspect, tiled grates and hearths, h. and c. pantry, scullery and all usual offices, about £-acro of land, laid out in garden. Closo to the tram in tko best part of Linwood near the Milo Road. Fol. 210 W. E. SIMES AND CO. On nr— THIS IS EXCEPTIONALLY I yJO GOOD VALUE—Situate St Albans, high and dry part, no peat, SemiBungalow of 6 rooms, plastered and papered throughout, h. and c. service and all usual conveniences, h.p. water, largo shed, i-acro of land, nicely laid out and planted. £l5O DEPOSIT. ' This is a well-built solid house, and there’s no inflated price about the property. See us to-day. It’s sure to be sold quickly. W. E. SIMES AND CO. AN IDEAL HOME WITH 21 ACRES OF LAND. 'VERY ' SOLIDLY-'BUILT AND DLJLOOU UP-TO-DATE RESIDENCE OF 7 ROOMS, return verandah, plastered’ and papered throughout, and rcpleto witlr every modem convenience, very complete outbuildings, motor sired, 2i ACRES Ob’ LAND, beautifully laid out, and planted, nico lot of fruit trees, ample paddockirjg for a cow. House has just been painted. Everything in the best of order. A perfect homu in a pretty part of Papapui, • clo&e to the tram. W. E. SIMES AND CO. TWO GOOD PROPERTIES, CHEAP. f* j- a r\ —ADDINGTON, just ofi the Lincoin Road, good solid square House of 6 rooms, plastered and papered throughout, and replete with h. and o. sarvico, °aud 1 every modern convenience; 5-16 acre' of land, laid out and planted. Owner leaving CUxistchurch and must sell rmxnediately. PQ r- A—BECKENHAM, splendid 6d&ODU. roomed House, oriel window and verandah,’ plastered and papered, and recently painted, no expenditure required, ii. and c. sorviec, and all conveniences; lull Jacre of land, nicely laid out. REAL GOOD VALUE IN BOTH THESE PROPERTIES. W. E. SIMES AND CO. VERY CHOICE RESIDENCE 'ON » CASHMERE HILLS. 12 ROOMS. NEARLY 1 ACRE. THE HOUSE ALONE wokld COST NEARLY THIS TO BUILD. There are 12 rooms, largo diningroom and drawing-room, repleto with every modern convenience and in perfect order throughout. No expenditure required in any shape or form. MOST BEAUTIEULLY SITUATED in the choicest, well-sheltered part of the Hill, surrounded by u charming garden of nearly 1 aero; large cherry orchard, netted in. Columns could be written, but no advertisement could dp this property justice—it must be seen to bo appreciated, and anyone who appreciates and wants a nice home on the Cashmere Hills should inspect this property. At the price it is now offered at IT IS THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY OF ITS KIND ON THE HILLS. Another li Acre (mostly garden) can bo purchased if required. Inspection can be arranged by appointment with W. E. SIMES AND CO. SPEffiS. SAUNDERS AND CO. IDEAL POULTRY FARM. -f 1 ACRES, sunny and well sheltered, close J-- to tram. The soil, being a sandy loam, will not become diseased by the continual carrying of poultry, and will grow all tha green feed (lucerne, silver beet, etc.) required for the fowls. Good 4-roomed Dwelling, large »hed, fowlhouses, etc. The Land, possessing a long frontage, has considerable prospective value. Price £7§o. Lower price if lor* land required. Good terms. SPEIRS, SAUNDERS AND CO. TOO LARGE FOR OWNER. -Pf?QA—ST ALBANS. 6-roomed T House, dkOQVJ largo dining-room, good wardrobe and cupboard accommodation, main sower, etc., and FULL 1-ACRE SECTION. Only 3 minuter from No. 2 Cor. SPEIRS, SAUNDERS AND CO., 169, Cashel Street. BELOW PRE-WAR PRICE. “ (* A A NORTH-EAST BELT (just off). x\JO T House of 5 rooms, 2 hays, verandah on north side, h. and c. service, gas, sewer, etc. Very cheap. SPEIRS, SAUNDERS AND CO„ GOOD VALUE. ArTfVr —ST ALBANS. Bungalow of 5 » •<J rooms, kitchenette and cvcryfconvonienee, nicelv papered throughout, front and hack verandahs, mirror wardrobes, eto. Section of it-16-acre, wei'i laid out; only 2 minutes’ walk from car and school. SFEIES. SAUNDERS AND CO., Sole Agents. NEW BUNGALOW. f»Onn~ ST ALBANS. 5 rooms and kitcfeiJ\J\J ehenettc, reception hall and din-ing-room panelled, electric light, porcolain bath and basin, modern fireplaces, and all up-to-date conveniences. Good section, with Bide drive for motor. Close to No. 2 tram. SPEIRS, SAUNDERS AND CO. LATEST STYLE BUNGALOW. ST ALBANS. E-roomed Bung*. dwOc/C/ low, kitchenette with gas stove, electric light and points for heating, porcelain bath and basin,'panelled hall and livingroom, clear loadlights, sun porch, etc., eto. High section. Handy to tram. 8494 SPEIRS. SAUNDERS AND CO. N.Z. SHEEPFARMERS' AGENCY. SPRINGSTON. 3 ACRES, SPRINGSTON. iO acres wheat, 22 acres oats, 36 acres Cape y and grass, 74 acres ploughed for rape turnips, well fenced by gprse and wire 16 paddocks. Nearly new 6-roomed i and all conveniences, granary, stables, 2J miles from railway, station and salo- , school 1 mile. This is good value at >riccs asked —£27 per aero, with good :. 1090 RANGIORA. 4 ,“A ACRES tip-top mixed farm, about 1 -L'Jvy mile from station, saleyards, High School, etc. Well fenced and watered. Tho crops consist of 26 acres wheat, 36 acres oats, ]>) acres for rape, and 11 acres turnips. Tip-top homestead sr.d all conveniences. Stables, shearing shed (machines), dip and sheep yards. Man’s wlntre, etc. For price and terms soo us early. 800 MID-CANTERBURY. A9l ACRES, all plougbablo, 100 acres in [ ddi oats, 100 acres ploughed for rapo grid turnips, 700 acro3 young grass, 22 padddfks, watered by races, fences gorse and' wtre, House 6 rooms, scullery, h. and c., 8-stalled stable, shearing shed, and large _ implement shod and other buildings. Carrying at present 700 ewes and 150 hoggets, close to school, railway. Good bluegum plantation, nnmial fattening of sheep exoeeds 1000. Buildings nro good and farm clean and in good heart. < PRICE, £l3 per acre. Terms easy. 143 C N.Z. SHEEPFARMERS’ AGENCY, r . ICO, HEREFORD STREET, 3600 CmtISTOIiUROH.