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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16426, 21 January 1919, Page 10

AUCTIONS. W. E. SIMES AND CO. AUCTION SALES. PROPERTY AND FURNITURE. THURSDAY, 23rd JANUARY, at 1 p.m. On the Premises. No. 87 PICTON AVENUE, RICCARTON. Dn account of the Executors late MR E. TELFORD. V7ERY Solidly Built Dwelling of 4 rooms, * modern and up-to-date (only built about > years), verar.\la!i, plastered and papered, Jiroughout, h. and c. eervico, pantry, sculery, bathroom, copper and tubs; nice section aid out. An excellent position, close to the Tram, and must be sold to wind up tlio :etate, Also, the Whole of the FURNITURE. V. E. SIMES and CO., [603 Auctioneers. W. E. SIMES AND CO.. 144-146 HEREFORD STREET. A UCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS. V CAND AND ESTATE SALESMEN. PROBATE, HOTEL, AND GENERA Li VALUERS: PROPERTY. STOCK. AND FURNITURE AUCTIONKhRb. BUNGALOWS and HOUSES FOR SALE in all parts of the City and Suburbs. FARMS FOR SALE (Largo and Small; m mi districts. TWO NICE BUNGALOWS IN MERIVALE. i} rOSA-A PRETTY UP-TO-DATE BUNQALOW OF 5 GOOD ROOMS, •opleto throughout with every modern oon.'cnience, sewer, h.p. water. Scction not very arge, but plenty of room for gardening, ucely laid out. f»QQft-ANOTHER GOOD 5-ROOMED £rDDV BUNGALOW, ON THE WEST 3IDE OF THE PAPANUI ROAD—Ritrht ip-to-date in every respect, and replete with ill conveniences; 30 PERCHES OF LAND, lioely laid out and planted. W. E. SIMES and CO. CHARMING BUNGALOW. EIGHT ROOMS AND 3-lGth ACRE. rX7"E have for sale one -of the be6t built iV, and most charming Bungalows at present offering at the absurdly low pxico of UG7S. .... The property is situated on one of the best tnd widest streets in the city and within tho jenny section, and has ft most commanding ippearance, being of a modern d&si;?n and aithfully built for and by a practical builder ind under the most expert supervision, lhe and has a frontage of 80 feet nnd is !enced and laid out and planted. Asphalt »ths, motor shod, etc. The building is a commanding edifice standng on high concrete foundations and confining 8 large ind spacious rooms, square vestibule, and a large entrance hall. Dining room 24 x 18. bedrooms 18 x 14, 14 x 11, IG x 14, 9J x 9J, 9£ x 9J, don 13J x 7, large citchen, Bcullery, pantry, bathroom, washiouse, coal-house, covered inways, sewer conlexion, iron roof, and verandah. The dweling is replete with every up-to-date ana nodern convenience with good iiro places, •ange, etc. Electric light, superb casement vindowa and all appertenanoes, contained in nodern architecture, and is in splendid order ind condition. The owner is very reluctant !o leave tho property, but it is now too large for hiß family. The land alone is worth £600, and the house could not bo milt for a penny Ices than £1450. Therefore ,ve can confidently recommend this proposition to anyone requiring a modern and up;odate home in all respecte. _ Plan and design of houße can be inspected j W. E. SIMES and CO. j i?£JP7K—RICCARTON—A PRETTY BUN- ] fco IO GALOW OF 8 MAIN ROOMS, x)uld bp converted into 4 at a minimum sxpense. A more complete and up-to-date borne one couldn't find. Cooking by electricity, 13 electric lights, electric pump, beautiful bathroom with Doulton bath, pantry Iniehcd in Bon Accord, hot water from open ireplace, copper and tubs, over acre o! land, large motor shed with concrete floor and electric light. Everything as good as in a £1500 property. Seeing is believing. See this fine little property. W. E. SIMES and CO. HARAKEKE STREET, LOWER RICCAKTON (Between Ricoarton and Fendalton roads). ifoCA-A VERY SUBSTANTIAL jr ODv/ HOUSE OF 1 ROOMS, plastered and papered, faces the JNorth, verandah, g« md fittings, h. and c. service, pantry, scul'orv bathroom, cupboards, wisnnoußO ana opper, tuos, excellent water supply; t<acre x land, corner section, nicely laid Out m iawn and garden, asphalt paths. A good pro* perty at the money. Immediate possession tan be given. Keys from us. W. E. SIMES nnd CO., Sole Agents. acres, opawa, at the £1050 • FOOT OF THE HILLS, rich land, 2 acres planted with 800 fruit trees, nearly all in full bearing, mostly apples and pears, flacre, /mostly in | raspberries, balance grass, Two-roomed Cottage, large shed. W. E. SIMES and CO., Auctioneers and Estate Agents, 114-146 Hereford street. WE HAVE FOR INVESTMENT £2000. IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT BORROWERS, From £100 upwards, on First Mortgage. Mortgages and Transfers prepared at Lowest Charges. W. E. SIMES and CO., Auctioneers. and Licensed Land Brokers, 140 Hereford street. PYNE AND CO. YARDS, to-morrow (WEDNESDAY), 22nd. 250°FTan<n£rward Four and Six-tooth] Halfbred Wethers 330 Two-tooth Crossbred Ewea PYNE and CO., 7009 Auctioneers. SALE OF SMALL FREEHOLD SATURDAY NEXT. PHILIP TAYLOR ESTATE. THE Sale of the Well-known Property at UPPER RICCARTON, in the Full particulars in last Saturday's papers. PYNE and CO., 76U Auctioneers. PROPERTY AT LEESTON. PYNE and CO. are instructed by the Public Trust Office to Sell by Publio Auotion, at the Lees ton Saleyards, at 1 o clock on FRIDAY, the 31st INST., » All that PROPERTY in tho ESTATE of th< late JOHN FABLING, comprising g ACRES AND 2 RO° DS - The improvements comprise four-romei Cottago, cowshed, etc. About a quarter-acn in fruit trees, balance in grass. Situate* only a few chains from township. For further particulars apply to our Agent Leetiton, or to the Auctioneers, PYNE and CO., 172 Cashel street, OLAIUDGE AND SMITH. 1 pARM EB B' SALEYARDE PRODUCE MERCHANTS. I CAN SUPPLY FIRST QUALITY L CA* burr chaFF> OATS. Etc., ' Especially suitable for Trainers and Owneri ! WHEAT. SHARPS. BRAN. 1 Caflh Purchasers of All Farm Product®. ' GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND 5 COMMISSION AGENTS. : CLEARING SALES CONDUCTED 1 General Sale Each Friday. Poultry We< 0 ncsdays and Saturdays d SMITH. D™ ' " LFFT-OFF Clothing—Mrs Meagher, Cm Buyer of Gonte' Misfits, Boots, Trua* " Portmanteaux, alep Ladies and Childrer Clothing. 123 Lower High street. Lette ;l promptly attended to. Telephone No. 35