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AUCTIONS. W. E. SIMMS AND CO. J?O9ft-BLETSOE AVENUE. SPREYdOJ~U DON. bungalow ok s NICE ROOMS, Northern aspect, electric li;;ht and pa. 1 ', h. and c. service, specially good rarce with tiled furround. Doulton bath and basin, par.try, tcv. '.fry, •.v.i;hhou c <\ and' copper, tut-**, h.p. *.va*.cr, M'JIOR SHED, sl.-o wood and coached, fowlhouse. Careen iai'.! out and plantsi, ar.d ir. i.rs'.-class or~:cr. A pretty home, ar.d well worth :<-e;n;,*. Just on tho market. May we fbow it to you.' Solo a recta. W. E. SIMES and CO_ A GOOD RICCAItTON PROPERTY. 8 ROOMS, NEARLY J-ACT.E. n 1 o~n-THis is a very nice Xs±'.)')\J H'.JME. and WE CAN REco.m:.:i:n;) it in every respect—the rooms a (air <i*o, not too :ar:;c, and tho ] convtnicnilv for easy j it is rur.rily {acir.tr tho Nor'.!., p'?.sterr<i papeivd throJ'-hant, a*;'! \c i: h t \t*T? inO'i-Tn eor»''*"v::cnco. GOOD MOTOR fc' HE I). NEARLY J-ACRE OF LAND, nicely laid out and planted with good khruLa. b:: 1 ', ;.plants, completes a very a'.trac'.ivo ho:i.o. We will bo ple.i-ed '3 oho*- you this property—it's just or. tho market. W. E. SIMES and CO._ AN' IDEAL HOME WITH 2} ACRES OF LAND. ni n~n— very soLiDLY-r.uri.T and SvIO«JU L'['-T)-I)ATF. RESIDENCE OF 7 ROOMS, return verandah, plastered and paprr><! throughout, a.nd replete- with every modern eonvcr.ier.co, vrrv c r>mT-If* <' out! liil-iir."', nntor shed, 2} ACR?IS t>F LAND, be3lllifi:l iy 1 aiJ <vit, and planted, nice lot of fruit tree?. nrnnle paddorkir.g for a ro-.v. IlmijA has jrst Ikoh pair.tod. Everytiling in tho be:;t of order. A perfect l.omo in .% pretty part cf Pupar.tii, close to the tram. W. E. SIMES and CO. PI nrm—ESPLANADE. SUMNER—Ercentionallv Nico Two-rto."y R .r.- j ralo-.r of fin sleT>ing balcor.y, hv.- | i::r a beau!i;:il view cf tho o.van unii bevh well b!.< Iterenl from the easterli'K, all possible convenience*, and the building teed in every re-poct. Good rection. Th: < n ono of the ri.-T-t properties-on tho beach at Sumner and tho value i« rirhl. W. E. "SIMES and CO. 4?iosh-- rupnop STREET, ST. ALIRAN'S—Verv Clio ro and Up-to-R'.:nca;ov.* of c in. perfect order throughout, i-eple?c» with every modern convenience, eun verandah, motor ffhed, electric light, h.p., ar.d «ewer. Ccod section laid out I and planted. Earlv can bo .ir- i ranged. An exceptionally n rr> home. W. E. SIMES and CO. £7"»(1 —CLTFTON — Proper} v ~iy W amnvhero on the HilLi— BUNGALOW OF s ROOMS. sleeping bsleonv, beau.ifnlly fihelierrd ponition, nrd trlortoits uninternipted rievr. h. ancl c. «>rbathroom, and all nnveniep.rer. LAND. 3 practically lerel rite, Ijood soil, handy to tho tram. Earlv posi««aion can b»?

- W. E. SIME-S and CO. ) WE HAVE FOR SALE , A LTTOTfATTVE lIATT? r 'RE c SET?'R TO. AND ' BILLIARD I S.ALOON nUSTVT 7 Showing a ne*. profit of over £-100 per year. . -P"| 000 required to ro into the I c . nnd p*>opertv, and it ii an exceptjonn/ npportur:i?v for any enerpetio 1 ninn.to make money. The present owner is retiring, having mad« a competency. ' Uniquely situated in a thriving nnd progre<?j cive townshin in Canterlniry, and has no op ' position. ifhoTit d'ltiht the tJ ~ur,<l^ft and befit proposition i:i this line of ever : places! on th« marlct. W» nhnll be pleased to supply full details. Sole Ap«»nte. ' W. E. SIMES and CO. . SUITABLE FOR A PRIVATE BOARDTNG'HOUSE OR STORK AND DWELLING. CASHMERE HILLS. J?"| —WITTCH is £500 below thi tmd\J actual coßt prico erf the pro- ; perty. THAT LARGE BUILDING, formerly occupied as I ctorc, dwellir.jr. n.nd ten room. 1 STTUATE AT THE JUNCTION OF , DYER'S PASS. CASHMERE AND COLOMORO ROADS. Premises at prrsent oom--1 prise Shop. Dwelling of 5 room*, with sewer and every modern convenience, and largo Tea Room, about 60 x 20, also largo Basement. ' It could easily he converted into a privato boardinc-houae of from 8 to 10 rooms, with--1 out interfering with tho shop, which eonH either b? let or run a* a business. WE ARE SELLING ON ACCOUNT OF THE FIRST MORTGAGED, and tho price at which wo are offering th© property nt (£1225) i« simply ridiculous—it would eo*» mobrvMy fOro today, EUT IT'S A GOT-TO-GO SALE, so i seizo this chanco if you want something cheap. Wo can arrange terms if required. W. E. SIMES and CO. •PQOn-MONCK'S SPUR. REDCI.IFFS <fcO\J\J —A Pretty Bungalow of 5 cood rooms, up-to-date in every respect, panelled hall, plastered, eVctric light, tiled grates and henrths, Dmtlton bath, wa.rdrobes, h. and c. service, pantry, fcullery. wrshhcmse, and copper, tubs, 30 probe* of land. IDEAL SITUATION ON THE HILLS. COMMANDING BEAUTIFUL UNINTERRUPTED VIEW OF THE OCEAN, PLAINS, KAIKOURAS. A prcttv house n" ' r-xtyplionally 88645-1320 W._E._SIMES and COL_ n. C. SMITH.

(JIHE CITY MARKET. AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. THURSDAY, JANUARY 6th, At 1 p.m. On account of C. JACOBSEN, ESQ., on tho Premises, No. 24 SHELDON .STREET, HAD LEY, contents of six rooms. MAIN ITEMS INCLUDE— Linoleum, Diniug Table, Sideboard, Organs, 9 Austrian Chairs, Bookcaea, Sowiir; Macliin*\ Picturco. Louth, Easy Chairs. Fondcrs and Iron 3, Hearthrugs, B?dstoada and K. Mattresses, and Bolsters, Carpets, Chests of Draweiu, Curtains, Hall Stxnd and Curtains, Electro Ware, Ten ar.d Dinin? Sets, Tahlo Linen. Tapestry Carpets, Hall Runner, Glassware, K. Table, Coal Scuttlfs, Cako Tins, Boiler, Garden Tools, Wringer, Folding Chairs, Vaaos, CrockeTv, Window Curtains, etc., etc. H. C. SMITH, Auctioneer. Talw No. 8 Car to Radlcy bridge. 6533 ST. MARTIN'S —3 ACRES, part in fruit trees, heavy land, warm, an.l tho best of soil. Near tram. £600. THE CITY MARKET. REDCLIFFS, near Tram—s ROOMS, over l-ACRE. E.L.. and Washliouao. £-100 TERMS ARRANGED. THE_ CITY 31 ARRET. 840 ACRES, about 13 miles from To-.vn. I mile from railway, 1J from echool. 8 Paddocks, watered by rncc.'. 400 Acrcs green fe-eel, 100 Acres in Turnips. Now carrying 1000 shoep and 20 li*ad of cattle, besides horses. Up-to-dato BUNGALOW 8 rooms, buthroom, h. nnd c. water, al] conveniences. PRICE £10 10s. .TOftnfl DOWN TO APPROVED 3wZUUU PURCHASER. Apply SSSC&-7953 THE CITY MARKET. McKENZIE AND CO. McKJCNZIE AND CO., Auctioneers, Kstato Agonts, and House Furnishers, 143 CASIIEL STREET (Between Tho Bristol and Matson's). R. ST. CLAIR McKENZIE, Principal | OPAWA£■"7 rr " —5-ROOMED Hous?, square shape, I I «J front verandah. Government mortgage. £300. ADDINGTON— -£•<7flfi— 5-ROOMED HOUSE, hardy to school and train, sewer connexion, all conveniences. CITY— i -PQ-rt— 5-ROOlffiD BUNGALOW, eleoXrft/OVJ trie light, gas for cooking, Lp. water supply, sewer connexion. RICCARTON— -P9OO0 —SPLENDID 7-Roomed House, 3«r—vJv/V7 rooms, wide verandah, built of tho best timber. oveT 1 acro of land. Handy to tram. This property is an ideal one for a retired farmer ted can be thoroughly recommended. ST. ALBANS— i?QOO~ 4-ROOMED BUNGALOW, every S/UUv convenience. Immediate posseskion. f McKENZIE end CO., Auctioneers, Land _ Agents, and House Furnishers, 143 CASHEL STREET . (Between The Bristol nnd MateonVi. ( R. ST. CLAIR McKENZIE, Principal. Mc6530-C36 . ■' — ■ i "A.MILITARY PICKLE"—tho best 1 -"A tables blendtd with choioo Oriental Fruits to make a relish to delight your . psltato. AR GrooerjL H4SI3 i