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AUCTIONS. W. E. SIMES AND CO. AUCTION SALE. TIfESSRS W. E, SIMES and CO. will -"J- SELL, on account of MR H. WYLIE, who has been transferred to Wellington, on WEDNESDAY, 3rd DECEMBER, At 2.30 pjn.. In Our Laxd Sale Rooms, 144-146 Hereford street, HIS VALU.VtSLE Cix. PROPERTY, situate No. 396 SELWYN STREET, comprising Up-to-date Dwelling of 5 large rooms, larg<e bay windows, return verandah, tiled grates and hearths, bathroom, lavatory basin, hot and cold service, pantry, scullery, linen press, washhouse, copper, tubs, ram and tank water supply, gas laid on, large shed, section contains 35 perches, tastefully laid out in lawn, shrubs, and gardens, asphalt path. In one word, a cornp.ete home. This property was built for Mr Wylie, and is in every way a good property, and is for Absolute SaX Handy to District High School and Id Section Car, and easy walking distance of Square. W. E. SIMES and CO., 7993 Auctioneere. ALLAN HOPKINS. It L A N HOPKINS, AUCTIONEER, HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, STOCK, AND STATION AGENT, VALUATOR AND LICENSED LAND BROKER. CHIEF AGENT FOR THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO., LTD., CAiitEDRAij SQUARE ~^REFORD STREET (Next Bank of New Zealand). Bankers: Bank of New Zealand. Telephone 656. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION. HAVING been favoured with instructions from the vendors of the undermentioned Valuable CITY and SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. I will submit the earr.e for SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION in my Land Auction Room, Hereford street, at c p.m. on THURSDAY, 37th November, 1913:— LOT 1. LIXWOOD—7 MarlborougK etroct, 4 rooms, Square House, verandah, tiied prates, plastered, pantry, scullery, waehhouse, 1-6 acre, good section. This is » very good property, being handy to the 2<l car. LOT 2. ST. ALBANS—SI4 Barbardoee street. 5 rooms, pantry, tiled gratc9, gas, Venetian blinds, washhouse, copper and tubs, i-:icro soctiou, garden and lawn. This property is situated in ono of the beat parts of St. Albans, being inside tho 2d section. LOT 3. LIXWOOD—26 Albert street, i rooms, waehhouse, large ehed, i-acre. with. 33ft frontage. This property could be made into a very comfortable arid convenient home, beiDg close to the Id tram. LOT 4. LOWER RICCAKTON—OO Alliance street, 6 rooms, pantry, scullery, washhouse, copper, Venetian blinds, cupboards, bath, i-acre, garden, etc. Situated very close to the Park, Aldington Station, and Tram. LOT 5. ADDINGTOX—FairncId avenue, 5 rooms, with every convenience, 4 fireplaces, bathroom, pantry, scullery, plastered throughout, i-acre, asphalt paths. This property is situated cloao to Tram and School. LOT C. ST. ALBANS—Corner Abbcrley road and Kinlock street, 5 rooms, Modern House, every convenience, 2 oriel windows, verandah, cupboards, wardrobes, pantry, scullery, coulshod. A first-class Bungalow, handy position. LOT 7. REDCLIFFS—Causeway road, 4 rooms. New Cottage, comfortably furnished, wash house and eoalshcd, i-acre. This ia a first-class property, very close to Beach and Tram. LOT 8. LINWOOD—WeIIs street, of! Hanmer street, 6 rooms, pantry, "scullery, Venetian blinds, plastered, large workshop, Jacre, planted in fruit trees, garden, etc. A very convenient and desirable property, in good order, close to School > and Tram. Tho above list contains some valuable and handy properties, for which the vendors are prepared to accept very low prices. Exceptionally easy terms can be arranged in all cases. For further particulars and cards to inspect, apply at my Office. Remember the Salo starts at 6 p.m. THURSDAY, 27th November. ALLAN HOPKINS, 7899 ■ Auctioneer. ■~ ..' " " ALLAN HOPKINS. HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE. STOCK AND STATION AGENT, VALUATOR AND LAND BROKER, CATHEDRAL SQUARE AND HEREFORD STREET, Next Bank of New Zealand. Chief Agent for the South British Insurance Co., Ltd. Af\(\ ACRES, Canterbury, 5 miles from rkV/VJ station, conveniently eubdiviil-'d and watered; 32 acres in oats, 30 acres prepared for rape and turnips, 100 acres young grass; comfortable house and outbuildings, with good stable, chaff house, etc; 850 ewes with 100 per cent of lambs, 4 draught horses, 3 cows, 2 ploughs, grass stripper, 'Duncan drill, tyne and disc harrows, Cambridge roller, 2 drays, binder, etc., and all farming utensils necessary for successful farming. A good mixed, farm Sheep thrive splendidly For sale as a going concern as it stands £12 per acre, and easy terms. _ ALLAN HOPKINS. 1 fiA ACRES < situated 6 miles from staJl\J\J tion, lj miles from creamery and 5 minutes from school; subdivided into 8 paddocks and permanently watered; house of 7 rooms, spoying yards, trap-shed and outbuildings, carrying capacity 80 cows. A good little dairy farm, well drained, and bounded by two good metalled roads. This has been all bush land, but is now cleared and grassed, and has grown 120 bushels of oata to the, acre. Price £15 10s per acre (unencumbered), and the owner will exchange for city or suburban property in Christchurch. One of the best properties ever offered for exchange or cash in Christchurch. F 148 ALLAN HOPKINS. _ U ACRES, close to Christchurch, and 1-mile from school; 5 acres in oats and barley, J-acre in potatoes, 2 acres ploughed; house of 6 rooms, dairy, men's house, 11-stall cow byre, concrete floor, and good orchard; 3 acres of good swamp land, very suitable for vegetables. Price £1050, and reasonable terms. B 48 ALLAN HOPKINS. •JQK ACRES, Government leasehold, situ-J-O«J a ted in Canterbury, 4 miles from station and 2 mile 3 from school and creamery, conveniently subdivided and watered; good dairying and cropping land. Buildings: House of 5 rooms, stable and usual outbuildings. Crops: 20 acres in wheat, 30 in oats, balance young grass. Rent 17s 6d per acre. Price £680 the lot. 0.8. ALLAN HOPKINS. Cry ACRES, Canterbury, 3 miles from stat»V tion and 1 mile from school and creamery, watered by permanent streams. One of the best dairy farms in Canterbury. Price £23 per acre; £200 down, and balance' remain at 5 per cent .for 3 years. P. 92 ALLAN HOPKINS. £*X ACRES, Ashburton, 3 miles from sta\)<J tion aiul 1J miles from creamery and school; watered by permanent streams; good land, very suitable for dairying purposes. Price £29 per acre; £200 down, balance can remain for 3 years at 5 per cent P. 97 ' ALLAN HOPKINS. ACYt ACRES, situated North Canterbury, rk\JX J-mile from station and school, subdivided into 13 paddocks, 61 acres being in oats; house of 6 rooms with usual outbuildings. Price £17 per acre, and well worth inspection. Reasonable terms allowed. P. 299 • ALLAN HOPKINS. AHf* ACRES, Canterbury, good 2-sheep HO country, 2 miles from station, school, and creamery, conveniently subdivided and watered. Crops: 150 acres oate, 60 acres wheat. Buildings: Cottage. 8-horse stable, chaffhouse and implement shed. The 210 acres of crops are looking extremelr well, and at the price of £10 per acre is well worth inspection. Liberal terms allowed. P. 301 F ALLAN HOPKINS. -IO AC* ACRES. Canterbury, 3 miles from station and school, conveniently subdivided and watered; 100 acres in oneyear grass, 180 acres in two-yeax-old. 60 acres ploughed for kale, 100 acres in o*ts, 100 acres in emerald rye, balance old grass, bat good feed; 33 acres of good shelter plantation. Buildings: House of 4 rooms and nsaal conveniences and outbuildings, and good orchard. Price £8 per acre, and Übe " dte — ALLAN HOPKINS* 52 A(\ ACRES, close to Christchurch, 2 miles QAJ from station and creamery, subdivided into 5 paddocks with water in each. Crops: 10 acres in oats, 9 acres in peaa. 8 acres in potatoes (balance young gpas). 3 acres ploughed for root crops; good house 6 rooms, 3-staH stables, and cow-byre, trapshed and chaffhouse. A good clean little farm in Al order. Price the lot, £2200, and easy terms. HOEKI y S . On ACRES, close to Christchurch. and near Jd\) to school; 6 paddocks and house of 5 Toome. Price £1050; £200 doirn, balance S per cent. 3 year* gQpp g k « 1 Q ACRES, lease, close to Cbristchurch and J.O near to school; watered by springs. Bant 17. 6d per a« e bpK^