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AUCTIONS. W. E. SIMES AND CO. AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS, 144-146 HEREFORD STREET. AUCTION SALES OF FURNITURE, EFFECTS. AND STOCK CONDUCTED WHEN AND WHERE REQUIRED. HIGHEST PRICES GUARANTEED. PROMPT RETURNS. A UCTION SALES of PROPERTY fceid in our Commodious and Centrallysituated Land Sal© Rooms, 144-146 Hereford street, or on. the property. ALL AUCTION SALES are conducted by our MR W. E. SIMES, and receive hie special and personal attention. No chargo made -whatever for submitting properties to Auction except advertising. Conditions of talc, inspection, valuing, and submitting to auction, freo of chaige. AN ABSOLUTE BARGAIN. AN ABSOLUTE BARGAIN. £300 BELOW GOVERNMENT VALUE. £300 BELOW GOVERNMENT VALUE. X*l A kH (GOVERNMENT VALUE £1750) X'J-'iQU —VERY FINE TWO-STOREY DWELLING of 10 ROOMS, CLOSE TO THE PAPANUI ROAD, WITHIN THE 2d TRAM SECTION, built probably 12 or 14. years, but iho best of timbers was placed in the house, and it's as good to-day as the day it waa built; all lofty rooms, verandah, up and down stairs, plastered, and artistically papered throughout, replete with every modern convenience, MOTOIi SHED, £- ACRE OF IAXD, nicely laid out in lawns and garden, paths, and well planted. THE HOUSE ALONE IS WOKTR THE PRICE ASKED FOR THE LAND and HOUSEIN FACT. IT'S NO EXAGGERATION TO SAY THE PROPERTY IS WORTH £2000. The owner is an absentee, and will be pleased to show the property—tho value is what wc have stated. Terms arranged. W. E. SIMES and CO., Sole Agent-s. A~REALLY NICE BUNGALOW. CLOSE TO ST. ALBANS PARK. AND it's a Cheap Property considering the value of it. There are 5 'very good rooms, with 6un porch, built and arranged in the most up-to-date modern manner, and replete with electric light, Doulton bath, li. and c. service, pantry, scullery, bathroom, copper and tube; about 3-16tha of an acre' (no peat), nicciy iaid out in lawn, garden, paths, etc. A property that if you'ro looking for something better than tho ordinary will please you. Terms arranged. W. E. SEMES and CO. A NEW BRIGHTON BARGAIN. ■CAIfl FOR UP-TO-DATE AND 3mf± I \J WELL-BUILT NEW BUNGALOW OF 3 ROOMS (one 16 x 14), including ALL THE FURNITURE. Plastered and papered, gaa fittings, h. and c. service, bathroom with Doulton batli, pantry, scullery, washhouse and copper, tuba, motor shed. Nice high section, concrete paths. CLOSE to SEA VIEW ROAD. The CHEAPEST PROPOSITION OFFERING IN NEW BRIGHTON. Very Easy Terms if required. W. E. SIMES and CO., Sole Agents. PAPANUI, CLOSE TO THE RAILWAY STATION. -PAG.f\— l i ACRE OF GOOD LAND, wtiOu planted with about 60 fruit trees, just coming into full bearing, and GOOD 3-ROOMED COTTAGE (nearly new). "A Home that will pay tho rent." W. E. SIMES and CO. IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR SOMETHING CHEAP AND GOOD, HERE'S THE PROPERTY. MORTGAGEE'S REALISATION SALE. SHERBOURNE STREET, ST. ALBANS. PKOC —GOOD DWELLING OF 5 ROOMS, plastered throughout, gas fittings, hot and cold service, pantry, scullery, bathroom, washhouse and copper and tubs, main. sewer connexions, i-ACRE OF LAND, 74 Feet Frontage, good fruit trees, close to Id tram eection. MUST oE SOLD. Keys from us. W. E. SIMES and CO., Sole Selling Agents. 6 MILES FROM ADDINGTON MARKET. . UNEXCELLED FOR GRAZING. AND DEALING PURPOSES. ■f AQQ ACRES, FIRST-CLASS SHEEP and IUOD CATTLE COUNTRY, hill land, flat, permanent water; about 300. acres ploughable, balance sunny lulls; buildings all new; 5-roomed homestead, man's cottage, shearing shed, stables, etc. PRICE*, £15 PER ACRE. About £4000 cash required. NO OTHER PROPOSITION TO EQUAL THIS SO CLOSE TO CHRISTCHURCH. WE SPECIALLY DIRECT THE ATTENTION OF GRAZIERS AND DEALERS TO THE ABOVE WHICH IS FOR SALE FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY. 1525 W. E. SIMES and CO. PYNE AND CO. | THE WARRINGTON STUD. j TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, 10th APRIL. PYNE and CO. havo received instructions from the Trustee in the Estate of the late Hon. Sir George McLean to SELL by AUCTION, at Messrs W. Hay ward and Co.'s, Chester street Stables, Ohiistchurch, on TUESDAY NEXT, 10th APRIL, At 9 o'clock Sharp. The Warrington. Stud Thoroughbred Maree, as under:— 1899—VENTOSO (15), dam of Sartosta, by Lord Rosslyn, her dam Mistral, by' Gorton—Lady Gertrude, by Cadogan— No namo. 1902—VENTALERA (18), by Lord Rosslyn, her dam Komuri, by Gorton—Lady Gertrude. 1903—AFER (18), by Stepniak, her dam Mist, by St. Clair—Mistral. 1904—OLIVINE (13), by Lord Rosslyn, her dam Tourmaline; by Hotchkias— Chrysolite, by Castor—Onyx. 1903—MONTURE (18), by Royal Artillery, ' her dam Lady Roealyn (C.J.C. Oaks), by Lord Rossiyn—Lady Gertrude. 1905—RUBELITE (13), by Lord RoesJyn, her dam, Tourmaline, by Hotchkisa— Ohryßolito, by Castor—Onyx. 1906—WABUN (18), by Stepniak, her dam, Yentoso, by Lord Rorslyn—Mistral. 1906 —CHINOOK (18), (sister to Vladimir), by Stepniak, dam Mist, by St. Clair— Mistral, by Gorton—Lady Gertrude. 1909—SIMILETTE (8). by Simile, hex dam, La Reine, by St. Clair—Lady Gertrude. 1910—SCARAB (13), by Vaeoo (imp.), her dam Rubelite, by Lord Roeslyn—Tourmaline, by Hotchkisa—Chrysolite. 1902—8r Horse SARTO (imp.), by St. Simon —Mis« Mildred. For pedigree see catalogues. Sire of Art, Andrea, John Barleycorn, Rongahere, Sartosta, Sartomart, Sartorze, Ngapuno, Sartolera, Sartovna, and other good winners. All the above Maree are served by SARTO (imp.), St. Simon—Lady Mildred. Dates of last service will be given at time of Sale 8603 PYNE and CO.

EASTER BLOODSTOCK SALE. PYNE and CO. will hold their Annual EASTER BLOODSTOCK SALE at MESSRS W. HAYWARD and CO.'S Chester street Stables, on WEDNESDAY, April lKih, at 10 a.m. 6harp. PRESENT ENTRIES— • Account MR G. D. GREENWOOD, Tevlotdale: Br c Tyne, 2jts, Danube—Lady Reina Bay f Thames, 3yxs, Danube—Armlet Br f Ribble, 3yrs. Danube—Lady Wayward 11., dam of Emperador Bay f Adour, 3yrs, Danube—Perlo d'Or. Bay f Waipara, 2yrs, Danube—Kitroa Br Mare Nones, 4yrs, Martian—Lovelorn Account MR E. BERRY: Br mare Algarve 13 (1910), by Yasco (Imp.), her dam Ars;on by Medallion, with colt' . foal by Kentlock, and stinted to Calibre. Black mare Mezzo 14 (1910) (own sister to Findhorn), by Finland, her dam de llurr.ka. by Gipsy Grand, with colt foal by Kentlock, and stinted to Sunny lSake> (Imp.) Bal filly Senbric, 14, one year, by AH Rod —Mezzo. FURTHER ENTRIES SOLICITED. 8602 PYNE and CO. DOMINION Car Tyres, made in Canada* Super service, nobby tread, and chain tread. A tyro that we can recommend for rough roads and hard -rear. LAWRENCE'S EXCHANGE, L 2365-5 Corner High and Tuam etreota. TTIHE Greatest of all Ware," more fully J- dealt with in the "Evening News" ♦ knn in any other newspaper in tha Dominion. THE War is being specially dealt with in the "Evening News'' to an extent not . to be found else when, 1