Btuineu Notices. • hTiTbowker, Estate Agent, 858 COLOMBO STREET, MARKET PLACE application to above. MONEY LENT ON MORTGAGE. INSURANCES EFFECTED. FOR SALE. KVW BRlGHTON—Sections and Dwellings In all parts o£ this favorite seaside resort, at k of capital building each J acre. "n'Kw'bRIGHTON. Sea View road, opposite George street-A most commanding position; ilcrf having frontage of 66ft to SeaViewroad and66ftto Hawke street by a depth of o chains, ™ which is erected two-storey building, conSSaiSdwening ,i rooms, double-trontef shop. S stable. On the frontage to Sea View wSS there ieDlenty of room for another shop. A?preS fet to &r Xankivell a fireglass tenant, who wishes to continue the tenancy. next to the School—l acre land on which is erected a dwelling of 9 rooms, shopbakehouse, oren, etabie flour room, &c. At present occupied by Mr Viuey. A good taiaeu i» being done. Possession in April. Pay rqad-20 acres firstclass cleared bushland, divioed into 3paddocks, bou&e 8 rooms, iron roof, stable and cowshed. WAKANUI—IIS acres good land; let on lease for 6 years from let April next at £o7 10a per annum. Price £6 per acre. BURNHAM. close to Railway S ation— ll4 acre* fenced and enb-divided, well watered, house 3 rooms, iron roof, stables, cowßbed, dairy. &a £t> per acre. , , , VTJSMPLETON—2O acres land, fenced and subdivided, garden and orchard, house 2 rooms, stable. Price £610s per acre. WAIKARI, adjoining Mr Lance s property— 110 acrea good land in native pasture. £310e starting point of West Coast Railway—6o acres laud; £2 10s per acre. Also 20 acres good land, running stream through property, fronting on metal road; pr HINDS Smiles from railway station—l 64 acres weu fenced in gorse, all in English grass, Wftter-race through property. Price Sα per **RICBrMOND, Vogel street, just off Stanmore road—Nice Section, house 5 rooms and scullery, nlastered, concrete foundations, verandah, laurel fence, &c. Price £175 . BANGIOK A—* acres land, having a frontage to KiDg street and Church street, on which are erected two Uoußes, one of 6 rooms and one of i rooms. Price £500. PAPANtI ROAD, BUgh's road —3 acres land, with cottage of 3 rooms. Price £300. MONTREAL STREET — 60ft frontage by deDth of 110 ft. with house of 7 rooms. £530. CONFERENCE STREET—4Oft frontage by 110 ft deep, wit h stable. £150. WORCESTER STREET. Cbristchurch—Section 42ft by 165 ft, garden, fruit trees, with dwelling of 7 rooms built, ol brick, plastered throughout, elate roof, wash-house. £700. Or Will exchange for house and 4 or 5 acres. LINWOOD, St. Asaph Street— J acre, house 2 room*, detacaed wash-house. Price £130. FERRY ROAD, Enaor's road— J acre, brick house of i rooms, artesian. Price £110, £10 cash, . balance 7 per cent. BUGH'S KOAD, next Mr John Cook's-1 acre land, frontage 4 chains, good orchard and garden, house containing 5 rooms, iron roof, verandah two sides, scuiiery, wash-house with copper, coalhouse, fowlhouse; creek runs through section; house only built four years: good flower and vegetable garden, trees and Bhrubs. Price £800, £100 cash, balance can remain. ST. ALBANS, Abberjey road— J acre land, house 6 rooms, greenhouse and fernery, copper in brick. Price £225. Owner would exchange for leasehold property of a'few acres. LINWOOD, Worcester street—i acre, fenced, new house 6 rooms, 3 registers and range. A •trally good property. Price f»ioO. j ST. ALBaNS, Harrison's land—| acre, Iront'ing Thornton street, just off Will's road. New Tnonse, 6 rootns and scullery, well planted trait trees, bay window. Price £205. SYDENHAM, Strickland street, Willowbank —3 acres 30 perches land, house 6 rooms, wash.aoOße, copper in brick, 3 stalled stable, loft, rood garden, fruit trees. Price £850. SHAKESPEARE ROAD, between Gasworks road and Wilson's road—i acre, macrocarpa fence, new house 6 rooms, scullery, conservatory, verandah, hall; gas laid on. Price £500, very easy terms. NORMAN'S ROAD, just off-Section 40ft trontwre, house 6 rooms, registers and range. <Price£l3s. • FERRY ROAD, opposite St. Peter's Church '—1 acre, garden and fruit trees, house i rooms and scullery. £300, easy terms. PAPANUI ROAD, ooroer Norman's road fend. SearelTs road—Nearly J acre, capital section, fenced with macrocarpa, good garden, new house 4«.roonM and scullery, Venetian blinds, plastered, iron roof, artssian. Price > GEORGE STREET, close to Manchester Street —Nice section, with house 4 rooms and. uullery. Only £150. ; ARMAGH STREET, near Barbadoea street —Section 33ft frontage, house 4 rooms, verandah ; lease has over 20 years to run; ground rent£B. A bargain for £75. Also, Capita) Dwellings, from 8 to 14 rooms, and tome very cheap properties in and around the city. Properties of Every Description to Let Easy terms arranged at low races if interest. H. L. BOWKER, 258 Market place.
188 HEREFORD STREET, Ghristchurch. ALL REPAIRS DONE PROMPTLY. Excellent Workmanship. Low Charges. Spectacles a Speciality. 231 SADDLES, HARNESS- MAKBR AND OIL-CLOTHING MANUFACTURER. The undersigned, a n expert Iα nil branches C>f the above trade, having u&d fourteen years' Colonial experienoe, desires, while tuankinghia numerous customers for their very liberal favors ot the past, to say that he nas now a Very large Stock of 011-olothing on hand for aelireryin Wholesale Linos; also, a Quantity ofHorse Covers, either Wholesale or Kocail. White employing only practioal workmen, he can guarantee a First-class Job at Chris tcnuroh Prices. Marquees to be had on Hire. CHARLES ANDERSON. Hien Street. Hamgiora. «Oppnsire the Kerf Lion tur.a.'J. 13 Ask Your Grocer fob EGG POWDER, AND SELF-RAISING FLOUR Sold Everywhere. Beware oi Other Makes. 722 HEMENT BRO&, PLUMBERS. 148 HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHUKCH, 4 BE prepared to SUPPLY PLUMBERS . GOODS at the lowest possible rates :— aging, Spouting, Galvanised and Cast Iron, •ay shape Pipes—Galvanised and black, from lin to 3in cut and screwed to any length .Beads, Klbpws. Tees, and Connections, all sue*, in mo. k. Hot Water Pipes. 3in and 4in, 9ft lengths, paten i j oinu Betas—i ast Iron ICnamelled, Galvanised and Plate Zinc, aU shapes sinks—Cast Iron Enamelled, Copper, and Earthenware, any size Iron Tanks, Force and lift Pumps. Hydraulic Rams. VVindmiils. Patent Water Ciosete, Unnals, Lavatory Basins, Supply Cietema, Taps, and Composition pipe, all sfcee. Hot 1^ 19 ' copper or iron ; Electric and other BeUs, Gas Fittings and Globes, Archiaedian Ventilators, Chimney Pots, Cowls, all ■aaPM: Sheet Lead and Galvanised Iron. ♦ 2 prepared to send experienced workmen to fix the above at most reasonable charges. Gμ engines repaired by experienced fitters. We enpply and fix all drainage connections to main sewers, &c. f on the most sanitary oesign, town or country. Call and get our pncee; estimates free. Ordem by poet will receive prompt attention. Telephone No. 200. Jnst Landed, a few"patent Gas Stores, for offices «nd dwellings. Guaranteed no emeU.
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Press, Volume XLVI, Issue 7253, 8 March 1889, Page 7
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