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■AUCTIONS. W. E. SIMES AND CO. AUCTION SALES OP PROPERTY. THIS DAY. at 12 o'clock. Account Mr J. Lvons. oi Inrercargiil, HIS 2 PROPERTIES. Nos. CS3 asd 555 ST. ASAPH STREET, CITY. Account ills Stratiord. TWO PROPERTIES. So. 33 SUFFOLK STREET. LIXWOCD. PROPERTY Corner CAYERSHAM Mid COVENTRY _ STREETS, CITY to Catholic Cathedral). AY. E. SIMES aii"d CO., I Auctioneers. SATURDAY, lGtn M.VRCH. 12 Noor.. ' Account Mr Quariennain. "V-O. 23 HSGLEY STREET, LOVER RICCARTON. i Account Mr H. Lungiord. J No. 2i DEVOX STREET, SYDENHAM. Account Public Trustee, -ACRE, COItXHILL STi'EET, ST. ALBANS, also VACRE, BAKER STREET, NEW BRIGHTON. Account MY S. Smith, BUILDING SITE in ROKER STREET, SPREYDOX. I W. E. SIMES and CO., j Auctioneers. j TUESDAY, 19th M.VRCH, 1 p.m. Account E. D. Moslcy. Esq., S.M., j PLEARIXG-OUT FURNITURE SALE at V-/ >; c . 15 LEINSTER ROAD, PAPANUI (Property having been so'a.'. V. E. SIMES and CO., Auctioneers. SATURDAY. 23rd MARCH. 1 p.m. MORTGAGEE'S SALE of 70 ACRES and BUILDINGS. RUSSELL'S FLAT—2 Blocks of 20 and 50 acres, KS. 9387 and 11137. three road frontages. The property .jfl occupied by Messrs i'\ W. Quaifo and Stanley S. B. Quaifo, arid -will bo eold subject to Ist mortgage of £1000. The land is specially suitable for agriculture. cropping, and dairying.. Account Public Trustee (Estate John McMillan}, LAXjD and HOUSE. No. 2G WINDSOR TERRScE, Christehurch, just over river across Fitzgerald avenue. \V. E. SIMES and CO., Auctioneer?. NOTICE TO SELLERS. I ENTRIES INVITED for Future Fixtures. U AV. E. SIMES and CO.. Auctioneers, 0756 Hereford street. W. E. SIMES AND CO., AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS. FARM SALESMEN, 14i-l<6 HEREFORD STREET. FARMS. FARMS. FARMS. FARMS. FARMS. FARMS. OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE. LIBERAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO PURCHASERS. VENDORS HAVING FARMS TO DISPOSE KINDLY SEND US PARTICULARS. NO SALE. NO CHARGE. nr\ ACRES good Dairying Land, North i V Canterbury, well fenced and watered, conveniently subdivided; good »-rooniod House, cowshed, dairy; 1 mile from factory, school, and P.O. Trice £10 per acre. iBO3 casb required. W. E. SEMES and CO. if-Q ACRES, Lecaton District, good Dairy 100 Farm in 13 paddocks, well watered, 13 acres in barley, 6 acres oats and 9 acres peas; 9-roamed House, 5-s. stable, implement shod, engine and crusher, cowshed, man's whare, milking plant. Price £34 per a"®' TnillHrijr plant and crops given in. £1000 cash required. W. E. SIMES and CO. no ACRES, TEMUKA, Cropping end oO Dairying Land, in 5 paddocks, 2J acres wheat, 10 acres oats, 2 acres potatoes, balanco grasß; handy to school and rail; 8xoomed House and all necessary outbuildings. £29 per acre. Good terras can be arranged. \V. E. SIMES and CO.

ICI ACRES, Ashburton District —Good JLOJL Cropping Karm, 100 acres in crop, balance grass. Now House 5 roome, and outbuildings. Price £23 per acre. £500 cash, balance arranged. . W. E. SIMES mad CO. OA ACRES Templcton—l aero in luoerne. JL\J Comfortable 5-roomcd House, cowbails,, woll watered and fenced. Prico £650. W. E. SIMES and CO. a r-Q ACRES, HINDSTin~I2 paddocks, in TcOO crop and grass. New 5-roomed Dwelling, outbuildings. £12 10s per acre. £1000 cosh. W. E. SIMES and CO. A great - PROPOSITION. A GREAT PROPOSITION. _____ ONLY 38 MILES FROM CHKISTCHTIRCH. -i ontz ACRES, all low hills (ploughable), _LO I O with a good portion of flat country, part of which has grown heavy wheat and oat crops; at present about 80 acres in oato just about to be harvested. Also -portion in turnips. Well fenced and subdivided, plenty of water. At present carrying about 800 sheep, mostly ewes, and 25 head cattle; but this'does not by any means represent its acutal carrying capacity,- as a - - energetic, live man could improve the plaoe and make it capable of carrying easily 1000 to 1200 sheep. Buildings consist of a good modern 6-roomed Dwelling", Stables, \Yoolshed. etc. The property at the price it is now offered at, viz., £9. 5s PER ACRE, is the BEST PROPOSITION ON THE MARKET. Good Terms can bo arranged, or the owner, having no family, and having to depend entirely on outside labour, WOULD CONSIDER A SMALL FARM IN EXCHANGE. DON'T HESITATE if you want a larger farm THIS IS A GOOD PROPOSITION. W. E. SIMES ajid CO., Agents. lin/\ ACRES, HILL COUNTRY, ONLY 11UU 7 MILES FROM THE ADDINGTON YARDS—About 180 Acres rich flat; 300 acres have been ploughed and sown in grass; exceptionally well fenced and subdivided, all fences rs.bbit-proof, never-failing water supply all over the block (superficial measurement would be about 1400 acres). Witb cultivation would carry 1500-1600 sheep. Good 6-roomed homestead, with electric Light, motor shed, also man's house of 3 rooms, stables, woolshed, etc. Price £15 per acre. About £3000 cash required. This is an exceptionally place, and it is very rarely that properties liko this so close into town come into the market. W. E. SIMES and CO. i ACRES, YAIiDHURST. Good cropZ4 ping farm, 7 ACRES LUCERNE, 4 aorea in autumn-sown oats, balance part ploughed, part in grass (has grown 30 lons carrots to the acTe); 4-roomed house, 7bail cowshed, 4 pigstyes, etable, etc. A RhAXi GOOD LITLE FARM. PRICE £70 P±-n. ACRE AS A GOING CONCERN. Terms can be arranged. \Y. E. SIMES and CO. -<ACRES, ASHBURTON" DISTRICT.— JLt»O DAIRY FARM on good heart, well subdivided, permanent water from springs; 80 head cattle on property at present; about 50 cows coming into milk, L.K.G. milking plant, separator, 40 Acres in oats, 14 acres in wheat (land will grow 50 bushels wheat, 65 of oats). Good 6-roomed dwelling, milking shed, implement shed, and all. outbuildings Very up-to-date and complete in all details. Closo to School and P. 0.; 3 miles from rail. OWNER'S SONS GOING TO THV. WAR AND MUST SELL. Price £& Der acre. Terms can be arranged. W. E. SIMES and CO. 54532-1056 LAWEXB AND DALTON. (J. T. Lawrrie.) (Thos. DaJton.) LAWRIE and DALTON, Auctioneers, House and Land Agents, Hotel, Probate, and General Valuators. j OUTSIDE SALES CONDUCTED WHEN i AND WHJNiE REQUIRED. j 210 TUAM" STREET, Next Door to Opera Hoom. Telephone 1955. The cheapest auction room in THE CITY. COMPARE OUR PRICES. OUR STOCK of Up-to-date Designs in. Oak Furniture is well worth inspection. W« alwais keep a large assortment oi New and Second-hand FURNITURE for Private Oak Bedroom Suites, Oak Sfdcbo&ros, Oak Wardrobes, Hall StxodaLinoleums, CurUim, Ruga, Bedsteads, Bedding, Blankets, "'oUR SHOWROOMS are open till 3 .o'clock FRIDAY Evenings. LAWRIE AND DALTON pr.y Higheet Cash Price for Second-hand Fnrnitnre. ■ RING UP 3nd ''hey will call and give ycu * r LAWRIE ud DALTON, Aactitraeora. i '