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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12479, 16 April 1906, Page 11

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. CHARLES HILL. FIVE CHEAP SALEABLE PBOPEETIES. [ MERIVALE. Close to Rugby street and Papamri Tram. A PRETTY VILLA of 5 room*, • "-*■ plastered, bathroom, h. and c water service, pantry, large clipboard, bookcase, wardrobe, picture mould- ! ing, g_e laid on, section 50ft z 100 ft, first-claes locality. Easy terms. , Only £535. LINWOOD. TTEREFORD STREET - Nearly ■*■■*■ New Houae of 5 good rooms, plastered, bathroom, basin, h. and c. water, scullery, pantry, gas, and centre flowers, two bay windows, t. blinds, washhouse. copper, tubs, excellent corner section. One minute* walk from tram. Must be gold. Caeh, or easy terms. £695. LYTTELTON. REFRESHMENT AND DININGROOMS. T YTTEIttON LEASEHOLD ft* J • •—' Sale—An old-established Refreshment and Dining-rooms, 14 year* to run. The building consists of a double fronted shop, dining-room to seat 30, large kitchen, every convenience, scullery, oopper, bath, h. and c. water service, stock at valuation. This property is well known, and is situated in the main thoroughfare, close to railway station. Good reason for selling. £620. % ADDINGTON. T INCOLN ROAD (off) — New House of 5 rooms, plastered, bathroom, scullery, pantry, h. and c water, gas laid on, bay window, tiled hearths and grates, centre flowers, washhouse, copper, tubs, etc., glassend verandah, together with 25 perches, good land. A bargain. £580. LINWOOD. A RMAGH STREET, just over Eaet —* Belt —Nearly New House of 5 rooms, plastered, bathroom, pantry, h. and c. water, oentre flowers, gas and fittings, v. blinds, verandah, washhouee, copper, tubs, tank, about 30 perches of land. A good investment. £565. CHARLES HILL Solicitor, Land Department, » 165 Hereford street, Christchuroh. 8780 RICHARDS AND ATKINSON. RICHARDS and ATKINSON. T.AND AND ESTATE AGENTS, 174 LICHFIELD BTREET, Opposite Mason and Struthsrs. HAVE FOB SALE— •* A C ACRES, Al Farm, North Canterbury. l'iO Suitable for cropping or dairying. Excellent buildings. Close to creamery, railway, and school. Price £20 10e. QJ f\ ACRES Excellent Agricultural and _tcU Grazing Land, 6-roomed House, ttabling, etc. 14 mile* from town. Prioe £13. POULTRY FARM, dose to town, Good House, outbuildings, fowl runs, etc. £550. npn ACRES, well fenced, 5-roomed house, jiOv five minutes ix i school and railway. £5 per acre. Ql ACRES Excellent Land, ha* grown 22 — 2 tons of potatoes per acre. Two good House* on property, let to reliable tenant*, handy to town. Or would exchange for town property. OO ACRES of good to medium Land, *üb--5-5 divided into 4 paddock*, well watered; House of G room*, 4-atalled stable, trapshed, tin., 11 mile* irom town. Price 4850. OH ACRES of First-olass Reclaimed Swamp O I Land, perfectly drained, good 6-roomed Houst, nearly new. usual outbuildings. Situated in » firaw:lae* dairying district, 1 Bii.e irom railway and school. This v on* of the cheapest properties in tit* market i»rice £2(5 per acre Terms. t>nft ACRES good Grating Land, within 16 OUU miles of Chris toh urch f 250 acre* in young grass and green crops; 5-roomed House and outbuildings. Price £5 5s per tor*. Good terma. 8819 no ACREiS—Handy "Little Farm, capable of DO growing 30 bushels of wheat, good House and outbuildings. Cloee to railway and school. Price £16 per acre. m ACRES—Compact Farm, situated 12 milce from town, well fenced, subdivided, and watered, 5-roomed House, and outbuildings. Price £14 per acre. BUILDING SECTIONS EXTRAORDINARY. nrTHE adveot of the Electrw Tram hut JL brought the far-off Suburban Lands into direct touch with the City, giving ail the advantages of city life without its disadvantages, but unfortunately land owners have put up .the prices of suburban knds, in many cases in excess of city Lands for dwelling purposes. Now the point we are driving , at is this: Wβ are now in a position to offer to the first comers SPLENDID BUILDING SECTION'S, From i-Acre to 8-Acre Blocks, | In one of the healthiest localities around j Christchiucb, being 60 feet above sea level, and withing five minutes' walk from the electric tram. Just the thing for the Retiring Farm-er who wants to keep his cow, or the Artisan who desires his own little fee simple of this lovely country. PRICEs PLEASE? ALL RIGHTI HERE YOU ARE— i-ACB-E £40; 1 ACRE AND UPWARDS FROM, £130 PER ACRE. TEiRMS? Yee—i Cash; .Balance ia Two Years. Interest 5 per cent. Title: Land Transfer; which can be .had immediately the whole of the purchase money is paid. Wβ may point out that we have only a LIMITED AMOUNT OF THIS LAND, so you bad better make haste. j By-the-bye, where are the Section*? Ah, > vest A very proper question to ask. i" WELL, THEY ARE SITUATE AT j RICCARTON. Jus* behind J. A. Hoimcs, Esq.'s Beautiful Residence, and form part of Midd.e Park Estate. The property is well roaded, and is surrounded with belts of pine trees, and has a rich loamy soil fit to grow anything. j For further particulars call on Uβ. We are the only agents b-ndlwg this Estate. We expect to dispose of the whole of the property before the Ist of May next, no HURRY UP! HURRY UP! SPEIRS and WILSON,. •146 Ga-hel street, Chrurtchurch.