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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17281, 23 September 1916, Page 15

AUCTIONS. H. MATSON AND 00. TS YOUR PROPERTY HANGING FIRE? GIVE PARTICULARS OP IT TO ÜB. VERY FEW BUYERS* MISS GIVING US A CALL, Situated tn wo ore. right in the Centra. To meet a constant" demand,, we solicit details, no matter where your Property is, or what it is. . ,„_ „ n H. MATSON AND CO. TATTERSALL'S. TATTERSALL'S. TATTERSALL'S. Jo HORSE OWNERS. HORSE OWNERS. We hare not sufficient Horses coming in to satisfy the immediate demand. SPRING SOWINGPRING SOWING- „ rt _ _. TT BO NOT WAIT. DO NOT WAIT. Sell at once when the Public -want them. Sell at once when the Public wi Bona Fide Entries Advertised. NO GOOD NO GOOD NO GOOD peculating on the market gettine /oarer .: waiting till your entr.es have shed their coats, or until some indefinite date of some local centre sale may. save yon a lew shillings expenses, with no warranty of a satisfactory realisation. IF YOU WANT TO SELL, IF YOU WANT TO SELL, AND YOU DO (many have waited for 12 months to quit), WELL, SELL NOW, or you will miss the momentary inquiry. H. MATSON AND CO. | FOR PRIVATE SALE. SEED OATS. SEED OATS. SEED OATS. WE can quote several lines of Seed Garton and Dun Oats, Canterbury grown, for seed. In view of the extraordinarily high prices being quoted for all kinds of Grass Seed, it seems probable that Oats may be required for sowing instead of Grass Seed. If you are a buyer it will pay you to come and inspect what we have got to Set. H. MATSON AND CO. FOR URGENT SALE. TO INVESTORS, SPECULATORS AND BUYERS GENERALLY. corner of Bristol Street and Gordon Avenue, with houses 112, Bristol Street, and No. 8, Gordon Avenue respectively. The latter has 5 rooms, gas, bath, pantry, scullery, w.b. and tubs, end. the former S rooms, tubs and copper, gas connected, together with nearly j-ac. of land. Splendid handy position for shop premises, there being a vacant corner for the purpose. PRICE £650, and terms open to discussion.—Folio 281. H. MATSON AND CO. £650. CLOSE TO CENTRE, AND A BARGAIN. ! WELL-BUILT HOUSE of 7 main plastered and papered rooms and matchlined back room (handy for storage), h. and o. hath, gas throughout, pantry and scullery, concrete foundations, portico entrance, together with about 80 perches. 2 minutes' walk from Id cars. North side of city. All in good order, well fenced, and splendid land.—Fol. 281. H. MATSON AND CO. £675. NICE 4-ROOMED RESIDENCE AND HALF AN ACRE. Facing north. Wide verandah, h. and c, bath, pantry and scullery, plastered and papered, w.h. and copper, etc. Handy to school and slot telephone. 5 minutes' walk to 2d section. Asphalt paths. Well laid out and stocked with fruit trees. Splendid place to keep a few fowls and grow produce. Terms, £IOO cash.—Fol. 127. H. MATSON AND CO, SMALL INVESTMENT. -ROOMED COTTAGE and scullery, ar- : tesian water, good drainage, new iron roof, and all just done up. Together with 82 perches. When the owner did not want to let it he was offered 8s a week for it. He will take £l4O to sell it.—Fol. 245. H. MATSON AND CO. RARE CHANCE. CHEAP SECTION— OVER i-ACRE-P-t AA—SPLENDID Position, getting sun all day, 2d cars pass the gate, iaces St Albans Park, fenced all round. A Real Bargain. Fol. 269. H. MATSON AND CO. 8 CHAINS FRONTAGE, FACING NORTH AND WEST. ""art and Pleasi ant Aspect, opposite the end of a wide street. Over |of an Acre. PKICb £990 for the Block. Fol. 277. H. MAI SON AND CO. -ROOMED COTTAGE, Corner of BRISO TOL STREET and GORDON AVENUE, near Webb Street, ST ALBANS. Tubs and Copper, etc., comfortable place. Good aspect. 9s WEEKLY. ,„_„ 60 H. MATSON. CTOT A BUNGALOW with all modern ■ i improvements, lacing the sun, eto. Just plain house, but good. £SO cosh, however, will secure it, and the situation is convenient to Papanui Road and 2d section. There are 4 good plastered and papered rooms, h. and c, bath, pantry and scullery, electric light and workshop, verandah, tubs, copper, w -house, eto., in good order throughout, and ,-ver J-acre. Price £SOO of which £3OO is Government mortgage. Folio 178. H. MAXSON AND SO. SECTIONS 1 SECTIONS! SECTIONS! OAF BUYS a FULL i-ACRE near Ricand Sockburn and car to town. Good soil, adjoining Sections at same price and terms given. Fol. 78. _ __ "., H. MATSON AND CO. TWO BUNGALOWS. ./£—NEW TILED ROOF BUNGA- I +lO LOW, of 4 MAIN ROOMS, 7 •lectric lights, h. and c, bath, pantry, scullery, w.h., tubs and copper, m. sewer, extra j large kitchen cupboard portico entrance. What .a lady would probably describe as a "dear little place." There is a mortgage of £350, leaving only £125 cash to find, and we can entertain an offer of much less cash down In faot, no reasonable offer unconsidered. F °l- 27 a SKiereo. MATSON AND CO. p.S—Another Bungalow, as above. Same vicinity. CITY BUNGALOW. WE have a NICE~ BUNGALOW of 4 main rooms, close in to centre, fitted with every convenience and in perieot order and with a largo Section, going back about 21 chains. Living in the centre saves wear and tear. PRICE £7OO. H. MATSON AND CO. 64 ACRES AND 5 ROCMS. n-t /\k/v—THIS represents one of those dbIUOUsMALL SUBURBAN FARMS, suitable for market gardening, or could run a few cows. Simply as a Residence for someone with a little means, it would be hard to beat. There is a Comfortable House, with verandah and the usual offices. Stable, TrapBhcd, 4 Pigstyes, Large Fowlruns, etc., Bplendid artesian water. A reasonable offer considered. No encumbrance. Fol. 203 SITUATED 4 MILES OUT. H. MATSON AND CO. 20 ACRE ONION FARM, ""^(\Kf\— HERE is a SMALL PLACE „ !\jO\J on which a man and familv can make a COMFORTABLE LIVING and bank monev besides. 25 Tons of Onions and np to 'B3 Tons per acre have been obtained. Bis results from General Produce. Situated about 41 miles from the G.P.O. There ore 4 Paddocks and House of 5 rooms. Good Outbuildings. Stables. 4 Looseboxes, Cowshed, 2-roomed Whar'o and Trapshed. £SOO cash would be accepted from eood practical man FoL 271 "■ MATSON AND CO.