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Press, Volume LX, Issue 11562, 20 April 1903, Page 8

PROPERTIES TO LET. LAKE AND EVANS. TTOUSES TO LET. WORCESTER STREET, City—Two New Houses, oi 9 rooms and every modern con-vcr.-,»ncc. . JUST OVER BELT—Rfvsiderc. ot H ro-.-ns, wi-.h every cn.veni.'uc". Urge stab.c and outbui'.,-3i_£s. 2 acre, of lard. OPAWA—Gentleman's c? 11 rooms ar.d all conveniences, v.-uh 10 ceres, gocd srarrien. etc. RIVER ROAD, dee to East Hove. cf 9 rooms, bathroom (h. ar>d c). etc.. etc.. j-acrc ARMAGH. STREET E.—Superior House cf 9 rroars, with every n:<vi-?rn convenience, iaere. CARLTON MILL ROAD—House of 7 ro~rr.s. b.-.throom th. and 0. etc.. loaseiratory. about 1-aer-:. RIVER ROAD. Avor'.'P—Houso of 6 roca-», bavhioom h. ar.d c.». ar.d conveniences, i-arre. BROMLEY—3 Ar.r«*s of L-i=o. with Ccttogo of 3 rooms. cUiry, eve; 7s Ci r eT week. L.VKE and EVANS. Agents. 139 Cashel street.

OFFICES TO LET. CLOSE TO POST OFFICE--s.ir.ie gcod rooais 0:1 gri■"::■.! floor ri build;:;:: cow beiue ereet'-d for th-? Pimii-er Bicvc'.o C".;:b. Hi-ICEFCKD STREET, v.ry ctnt.ral-T-.vo Rooms on jirrmml flr-^r. HIGH STREET—I Room 18 x lO.'t. first floor, well la. LAKE and EVANS. Agents, 133 Cashel e-re»t. SHOPS TO LET. A RMAOH AND MANCiiEr-ITER STREETS ii ___;-.-,• Xc,-.- .-.r.oys. :.■:* in cotm-o ■>' erection. Mcdrrat? n-rt». OXFORD TF.KRACE - Lfr-t> Dotib.pfror.lcd the?, with 7 dwelling r.nms. Stock at valuation if desired. V.-ul low. LAKE and EVANS, Land and Es!_.l-o Accmw. etc., 1.T3 CASHEL STREET. PROPERTIES FOR SALE TRUST AND AGENCY COMPANY OF AUSTRALASIA. LIMITED. In-iTiJcr.'.ccl lMi'J. Capital. £_.iWO.OO:): Paid up, £1.750,000; Reserve V»::'■} .CiSO.mi. LIBIRAL ADVANCES made on FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD SECURITIES in ar.v Part <-i i-ha Colony. SALE and PURCHASE of PROPERTIES undertaken. and tho. Investment ot Money at satisfactoTv rat's c; interest. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. 2?00 ACRES FREEHOLD, Hawke's BayLow nr.d 11 latino downs ecu:.try, all ploughable. 10 paddocks, 0-roomed houso, wools-heel, stab'e, etc., winters 1_ i-hcep per nero, 1000 acres htvo been plciißhed; only 10 mi'»s from ra ; l. A .-.'ally Caoap Property. Prico £1 Os 6J per ncic. 00') ACRES, la.ra.naki. near mora—About 400 aire, felled and giar-sed, bV.-iinco bush country, consisting of Himti, Taw* ami somn Totnra. 3. uiil-M sheep fencin-?, wli-nre. woolsi'aed, phecp yunls. railway shb'.r'.d rfoch property within litres years. Price £:!OCO. 6!S ACRES. Mnngaho—All in grass, 9 paddocks, rich limc.i'.or.o country, .00 acres snitcble fr.r dairying, 11-rootpcd bouse,, fruit and veritable -rden. all r-eoessaiy buildings, 2_ miles factory and 5 miles railway station. Price £0 nor acre. W3 ACRES STUD FARM, Gis'wrr.o District—se. acres rich alluvial flats .suitable for dairying, iTopninjr. cr stnd stock, balance bill.". 30 paddocks I'2-rooracd house, ample Vnul-iirgs, weil wiite-rc-d ana in pericct crder; flats cannot ba excelled in colony. TO LET. 900 ACRES SHEEP AND DAIRY FARM, roar Wood.. lie—Within hah" mile of railway station ar.d creamery, 6-rcomed bouse, all new fe_c;i-5. I' 2* per acre. Purchasing clause would be given, Tho Company will in all caeca make Liberal Advarw.s on ail Properties placed on its books for sale. For further particulars apply to THE TRUST ANO AGENCY COMPANY OF AUSTRALASIA. LIMITED. National Mutual Buildings, Custom-house Quay. Wellington. 2S~T CHARLES BAVESON, Manager.

OA PC.— STOCK. Plant, end Goodwill of oW-LOO a E..'sery and Confectionery cash "business, as a. going concern, with Refreshment Rooms; principal".y small goods; double front, central slajid. 111-health of Proprietor's wife reason for selling. BAKER BROS., Land, and Finance. Agents, 2773 1-crefoTd svroet. PAPANUI ROAD, 300 yards irom—i-acre splendid site, with new Modern Residenco of 5 roo__3, verandah, bay windows, bath, h. and c. service, faithfully built with heavy timber, and woll finished. £575, terms. J. G. Bannerman. 174 Lichfield etreet. T?y J. BIRCH AND CO., LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, 177 High street, opposit. Knight, Butcher. LE BON'S BAY—2OO acres, good land, large house and outbuildings, closo to dairy factory. £21 per acre. WEST MELTON—ISO acres, good cropping ond shoep land, small house, outbuildings; £7 10a per acre. Also, 85 acres, water-race through tho pioperly, house of 4 rooms; £12 por acre. BANKS PENINSULA—IIOO acres. 50 acres of bush, carrying 1200 sheep and 200 cattle. 3 houses, one 7-rooms, other 4 rooms. £} per acre. NORTH ISLAND—Dairy Farms and Stock on terms to working families. Sheep and Catt'e Runs, partly cleared, and Bush Land. Cheap. WOOLSTON—I acre !and, house of G rooms, plastered, washhouse, etc. Price £475. HALSWELL—2I acres land, house of 9 rooms, hot and cold water service, stabling. Price £1150. NEW BRIGHTON ROAD—3 acres land, house of _ rooms, washhouse, etc., stable. Price £575. SPREYDON —1 acre land, house of 5 rooms (nearly new), plastered. Price £475. DALLINGTON—9 acres first-class land, new houso of 6 rooms, washhouse, and every convenience. Price £1600. HALSWELL—4 acres land. Prico £110 per aore. NEW BRIGHTON, tram line—l. acres land, house of 4 rooms, plastered. Price £360. RICCARTON—6 acres of good land, woll fenced, otc. Price £210 per acre. SPREYDON—Over P. acres land, house of 9 rooms, verandah, scullery, etc. Price £815. LINWOOD —House of 7 rooms, all in splendid order, together with washhouse, etc. Price £475. SYDENHAM—House of 7 rooms, plastered, vemndah, bathroom, etc Price £.90. CITY, near the River—New house 8 rooms, plastered, every convenience.. FOR SALE, as a going concern, a good paying Agency and Collecting Business. Rent low. 220G

J. T. BELL, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. PROPERTIES FOR SALE RICCARTON-Over Three Acres, fenced and subdivided, and nicely laid cut in orchard, garden, and paddock, residence of 8 good rooms, with a!! modern conveniences, stables, loose box, ccjvclihou_e, etc., all in first-rat. order. LINWOOD, Gloucester street, close to the Ea_t bni;—Hcuso of 5 rooms and scullery. washhouse and copper, also Cottago cf 4 rooms and scullery, washhouse with copper, quarter-acre, securely fenced and planted with fruit trees. Nort'urn frontage. DURHAM STREET NORTH— .übstan-tia'.ly-buiit Modern House of eight rooms. bathroom, h. and c, ail conveniences, good section, well fenced, handy to centre. OPAWA, convenient to the, Rvliway Station ar.d Coach—Well-built Family Residence, containing 9 rooms, verandah, pantry, scullery, linen press, cupboards, eto., stable, carriage shed, wood shed, fowlyards, and other outbuildings, with about 21 acres, securely fenced, and subdivided into paddocks, orchard, and garden, or with paddock of three acres adjoining. OPAWA—Fina Corner Building Section, on high terrace, overlcoiing the river, clote to the railway station, containing over one acre. LINCOLN ROAD (neir>—A Few Building Sections, high and dry, and close to the workshops. Easy terms. SPRINGFIELD ROAD, close to the North rc!t—First-class Quarter-acre Building Sec:.ons. LYTTELTON. on the Bridle Path—Firstrate Building Site, containing J of an acre, securely fenced and planted, overlookine the Harbour. SALISBURY STREET WEST, near Victoria street—House of four rooms, haii and tcrencUh, plastered, slate roof, bath, washhouse with copper, stable and coachhouse, eack entrance, garden well slocked with fruit trees, within a few minutes of the Post Office.