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I auctions. y v HT MATSON AND CO. ~Z. UATs OA' AND CO, TATTERSALL'S BUILDINGS. CASHEL STREET. AND ESTATE SALESMEN. -fODESX B"C 2s GAL OW. j>l OFF PAPANUI ROAD. *«•«» aepcct, open and healthy situation. 1 „nr aN ACRE, veil improved, and • with flnwere. lawn, asphalt Path 3. I J&ngalow fc main loomß - paneUed J A Ainins'room, wardrobes, linen precis, h , lll -? D ht and<as. District is a fintjclws el. T ah ie fol. 538 ore ci n-««, ' \fATSON and CO. £800. ■i ACHES AND 6-ROOMED HOUSE. Unique opportunity to «cqnire 2 sxaes ol ~«j on the tram line, with House of 6 Xm« bitb, pantry, scullery, gae, etc., well S'of the best of timber. The only in- . to we know of where euch a place can b o ;,gbi at such a figure. Full particulars. on MATSON and°CO. , ~ £300. PRIVATE BOARDING-HOUSE, in the xPMt End, Christchurch, 17 rooms, can acc'smmodftte 19 boarders, first-class P OB * I ®"' i -irre Highly popular place, well and »<■ Jinblr tap. SfUinS.'" £1850. A GEM OB 1 A PLACE. 7 HAIK BOOMS, 2-STOREY, AND SLEEPING-OUT BALCONY. YTHAT MACES IT A GEM? We have no sP«» sufficient to explain in itail what thirf home is; we can give but ' a poor indication. . The fireplaces are a Picture f them- - being designed, in England from toe verr latest ideas.'lt is questionable if such , an effect can bo Been-in any other house in ' ' Canterbury. .. , Several of the rooms are comparatively large and fitted with window seats, cosy corners, etc., but the number and quality of tho various set-in cheets of drawers, wardrobes, etc., ALL IN OAK, ia surprising. It is literally half furnished, and the design of the rooms arfd tho whole interior is just whit a gifted architect would be expected to wort out for himself, as i® the case in this house."" The domestic arrangements are parfcet, the kitchen a delight, and the bathroom d« There is electric light everywhere, including motor shed, also gas. The site is a corner, one with .North aspect, and comprises over j of an. acre, viz., 64 jerches, all improved, and within short walk of 2d can. Fol. 539 H. MATSON and CO. £600 BCYS a icomfortable House of S rooms, practically new, h. and c., bath, pantry and scullery, coal and w. house, concrete paths and yard, electric light. Few minutes' walk from cars. Land all good, and all frontage. Title L.LP; Fol. 532 H.,MATSON and CO. < - £1450. FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE AND 2J ACRES NEAR FKNDALTON. SIX LARGE ROOMS, in splendid order, b> and c. service and gas, all usual offices; well built, and sunny position, number of outbmldiiigß; fruit orchard, garden, and lawn. Comparatively, new house. This is a bargain for anyone wanting the land.' There isnbthmg like it in .that locedity for anywhere near the money. Fol. 49 " - • H. MATSON and CO. £1550. .U. MOST TAKING PLACE. MODERN BUNGAIiOW-BUrfiT RESIDENCE OF 7 ROOMS, WITH J OF AN _ ACRE OF LAND. Just off Lincoln raid, and handy to Trots, Show Ground, Addington Workshops. Just the thing for retired farmer from tho southwest. Fitted up with all latest improvements. electric light, gas, and all offioes. Yery nice dining-room about 18ft square, with a J-sized billiard table. Wide motor drive and shed. Everything in first-rate order within and without. Fol, 526 . H. MATSON and CO. £550. CHANCE FOR GLASSHOUSE MEN AND INTENSE CULTURISTS. 31 ACRES of good land, iii a locality with a future in front of it,, and where land is certain to value. A few minutes' walk from 3d car. There is an old orchard and House of 8 rooms and outbuildings, sub. ject to a Government - mortgage of £320 at <1 cent:; and we are asked to submit liny . reasonable offer. FoL 526 1 M 6253-6525 H. MATSON and CO. £1150. i < — [ VERY SUPERIOR MODERN TLuJ-D ;• RESIDENCE, i ON AN ELEVATED SITE WITH GOOD F OUTLOOK IN FIRST-CLASS SURROUND<k INGS, HANDY TO THE CABS, 2d Section, r Return verandah,. 6 main roomß, h. a:'' c., Jt Eonlton bath and basin, wardrobes, gas !•' throughout, and all usual offices. This property has a. wonderfully good appearance, ■ tnd is for bona fide sale, the owner having 1 Jeit Christchurch. The section is 1 chain by ' 198 feet deep, with another 45 x 130 if ref quired. There is a~ mortgage on the property : of £300, leaving £650 to find, and we will •|*ubmit any terms. Fol, 515 ' H. MATSON and U). ■I £500. A CHEAP ST. ALLANS HOME. Z FEW MINUTES OFF PAPANUI AND , , MERIVALE. Vi Well-built 4-roomed House, h. and c. bath, ; ■ pantry and scullery, clectric light; workshop *lth e.L; plastered throughout and papered. verandah; and section over an eighth. PRICE £500. . , Fol. 178 ■ H. MATSON and CO. £680. UODERN BUNGALOW IN ST. ALBANS. Residence with 5 main rooms, i- •y*d,ro°{ > electric iight, gas and gas cooker, J"*® l V8 e » b. and c., Doulton baLb and DUia, wardrobe, panelled hall and diningL . t00 ®» : pantry *nd scullery, w.h., tuba, and I h-P. water. Section of 30 perches, $ improved, etc. f-- • ""•'£6Bo. £120 cash required. FoL 511 1 , -- H. MATSON and CO. . , £1550. % 4 BRAND NEW MODERN BUNGALOW. £ 7 .MAIN ROOMS AND J AN ACRE. f ?at is usually designated as the -best 'A . Short walk to 2d cub, fnajri ecwer ■ ; connexion, electric light, perfect sanitation, » r!* 0 ® 11 ? w "h superb view over SO miles oi fountry. Main rooms 24 x 15. 16 x 13 ' ' tohJ."' 13 116 xV - 15 * 9-6; ward- . lobes in all bedrooms, and all metal fixinis 1 of copper over brass. Ample room lor ] i tennu and orchard. w„i rnv | H. MATSON and CU I £600. I ; A CHEAPER HANDY TO 1. Well-built Semi-Bungalow 0 f six main - 1- roams, h. and c„ bath and all office*, linen W cioaet, wJi awi together with i an | acre, spiendid land. This is a simple atateI and though we don't say much about !=■ it, buyers know well that they have a diffi. E; culty in getting six rooms and a whole i-acre R, and over for such a sum as the above, and of |V that sum £150 ia mortgage, that ?' we Ei" Want u £150. .Owner tells us it cost £750. » ! > '_ -Fol* 501 H. MATSON and CO. c I £1000. | ft ACRES, high site and good land, with P';' 1 acre orchard, and good comfortable Reel- 1 [»i deuce of about 9 rooms, off the Papanui road. < Ki A gift to our . mind at £1000. The thing is ( »o obvioo® that perhaps the leas said about it t better. We gladly draw the attention of ] hons fide buyers to thia property, however, r |V ' FoL 493 t K ' ' WATSON and Ca [