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AUCTIONS. W. E. SIMES AND CO. THIS DAT. THIS DAT. At 1 FURNITURE, PIANO, ETC. 101, WORDSWORTH STREET, SYDENHAM. IHEMS : —Onk Bedroom Suite, CrrrcTfield Af Kugs V„° ak Ta . Wo (email), ChesPicture a n9 _ axr > Pia-no (Steiumeyer), Runner (Wf ®. uch fse (new), Sengrass Hall chine Pal 1 ' 0 I Urophead Singer Sewing ManeLte,.>, P T lm , &ta U, cls - K itchon Utensils, Carmower,'oTc^ofc^ 9 Gn!Ior ’ Sundrie9 . UawuW. E. SIMES, Auctioneer. 104 a 3 ( -. e - SIMES AND COT., Auctioneers and Estate Agents. 116, Hereford Street. A GOOD PROPERTY IN RICCARTQN. REDUCED From £IBOO FOR A QUICK SALE. £1550 If I? r Y Tm™ IGE BUNGALOW electric light n ,iU ■' . O-M'S, sun verandah, f, and c «crv l r n i ms poiul ’ Boulton bath ii ” vm- un.!L!! ld - evcry ,Uo(Jer " convoniiS, T tni\-c? ——M; E- SIMES AND COY. £550- c heap. selwyn street, t, Street tram* 0- . orne . HARE HOUSE, papered, all coucmeuees except, h. and c .; 30 perches of ;and. Inga section. A Comfortable Home, «, if anyone buying spends a little money thn valuo will ho improved by £2OO. Easy terms arranged. w. E. SIMES AND COY. A BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW. IN LOWER RICCARTON •£2500~ A LOVELY BUNGALOW OI 8 LARGE ROOMS, built abom 9 3’ oars > oi the very best- and picked timbers under tho supervision of a leading Architect Sun verandah, papered, ELECTRIC LIGH'J THROUGHOUT, and gas, cverv moden convenience. Half-acre of land, laid out ii a. very choice garden, planted with nic< shrubs, asphalt paths and drive, fruit trees Wo don’t know of a nicer property ii Lower P.iccarton, and feel sure this wil appeal to the most critical buver. The value - ! right—the houso alone could not ho trail for tho money to-day. Inspection arrangac with the Solo Agents. IV. E. SIMES AND CO., _ <6, Hereford Street. -Pi 7 K ft—CLOSE TO PAPANUI”ROAD f> J l J Very Pretty BUNGALOW of I ROOMS. Slate roof, enclosed sun porch panelled dining-room with window seal electric light and gas, gas range extreme! well fitted up with cupboards and conveni onces: motor shed 20 x 10: neat garden Immediate possession. Kovs from ns. W. E. SIMES AND COY. ./? I>7 jfI—FENDALTON. Nice BUNG A cK/J. I LOW of 8 rooms, sunnily situ ated, facing the north, has just been naintei and papered throughout: repleto with over modern convenience. The garden is a nicture surrounded by English trees, perfectly she! tered, in every respect a very choice homo Owner an absentee and must soil. May wi show you this pronerty? W. E. SIMES AND COY 6 ~I~AC RES—HORNBY." Beautifully-buil 2 BUNGALOW of f> rooms, olectrh light, Boulton bath and all modern convent cnees; large motor shed, cowbails, nnmeroui fowlhouses 9. acres in five-year-old arob trees. A SPLENDID HOME FOR A RE TIRED FARMER. Prico £2300, and it 1 ! Cheai> ’ W. F. SIMES AND COY-

M ROOMS. 2-storev House, close lo Pannnni Boat!, handv io Id section. VERY SUITABLE FOR BOARDING. HOUSE, plastered and papered and replete with all conveniences Vinery. ABOUT ACRE of land- nice, garden. Price XII7O. Mortgage of £BSO can remain. ' \V. F-. SIMES AND COY.. Land and Eetnte Agents 146 HEREFORD STREET. PYNE. GOULD. GUINNESS. LTII ADDINGTON SALE. TO-MORROW. SPECIAL ENTRIES— On account CLIENT—--500 Corriedale Four-tooth Wethers 800 Corriedale Four-tooth Wethers 200 Corriedjilo Four-tooth Wethers 350 Half-bred Ewe Lambs The shove are a fine classical lot, wellgrown and well-woollcd. On account Mr FRED BULL, Waddington—--15 Head Fat and Forward Steers PYNE, COULD, GUINNESS, LTD., Auctioneers. GOVERNMENT AGENTS FOR THE ' Jr PURCHASE AND SALE OF WHEAT. WHEAT OATS BARLEY PEAS CASH BITTERS Of LINSEED RYEGRASS POTATOES COCKSFOOT CHAFF CLOVER Etc. Etc. Highest Prices given Net on Trucks, Country Stations. CORNSACKS. Full Stocks on hand and to arrive. Andrew’s Binder Twine, Seaming Tvvino and all Farm Requisites kept in stock. PYNE. GOULD. GUINNESS. LTD.. Cashel Street, Christchurch. 595 H. MATSON AND CO. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE Of CHRISTCHURCH CITY PROPERTY. FRONTING’ ON MOOEIIOUSE AVENUE, Opposite Railway Station. Messrs h. matson and co. win offer under instructions’ bv tlio Trustees in the Estate of MARY MEADOW JONES, deceased, in their Rooms, on SATURDAY, MAY 22nd AT NOON, A MOST DESIRABLE CITY SECTION, situated on Moorhouse Avenue and adjoining Messrs Andrews and Boaven’s property, having a frontago to the Avenue of about 123 foet by 132 feet in depth. This is an opportunity to secure a veryhandy block, close to the Railway and manufacturing part of the City, and must- have n. good prospective value. Auction Boards erected. 710 H. MATSON AND CO. CAPITAL MIXED FARM. UNDER 20 MILES FROM WELLINGTON. im ACRES FRE EH O LD. About half flat. Flats mostly cleared. Will grow anything. All alluvial and reclaimed Swamp Land, equal to the best. Old Seven-roomed Homestead and Milkers'Cottage of five rooms. One mile about to Cliecso Factory. Rising district, on proposed new Wairnrapn Express Route. Woolshed with machines am, concreted cowbails with L.K.G, Milking nt. ifty cows wero milked this season, and ;utv are coming in for next season. The d can bo bought on an average at £l2 ; are all Young Cows, ho Hills have been burned and sown, and ry n, lot of feed. The Flats will milk 200 s when all in order. Some of the land carry A COW TO THE ACRE. The s will run 500 to 600 sheep, and many ■e when brought in. RICE, £l2 per acre. Ist mortgage £7OOO Jvo and a half for seven years. About 10 cash, balance at o per cent for five rs, 7 five YEARS THIS COUNTRY WILL TOH £3O PER ACRE. J. GRIMSHAW, SV.S» O ,