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7 PROPERTIES FOR SALE ~~~~~~l?AiiXUiG AND fX) Holly road (off)— ' -£750 Neat 5-roomed villa, plastered and *" paoered. tile grates and hearths. bath, h. and c. service, v. blinds, . pantry, wardrobes, giw -«*«}. ; ?crand-h, outhouses, deep well, 1-scre, laid out, very high. A Bargain. Section worth half the monoy • FANNING and CO. ° AVENUE North £1075-Splendid 8-roon-ed brick house * v blinds, wardrobes, bath, h. and c* service, verandah all modern conveniences, about i-acre, tastefully laid cut; lovely borne. 918 FANNING and CO. overlooking the £2200 P_r" Very sub.t.ntia! brick a**"" dwelling of 0 roomd, splendidly finifhed, bath, h. aud c. service, main rooms very large, conucrvatory, stabling, i-acre land, nicely laid out. grand position, trams stop at tha. d >or. 441 FANNING _and__CO._ minutes' walk ' £2200 High and Cashel streeU-Splen- ■ dialy built housr of 14 rooms, plastered, - bathrooms, h. and c. service 1 w.c. sewer connections, eood water supply, verandah, outhouses, J-acre land. AI position iff ' for the Exhibition. Terms call % be arranged. Worth enquiry. 21-A ' FANNlNU_and_Ca_ ':,': 7|37«jpMERTVALE"L'ANK (off), "best - £1120 position - Beautiful T-roomed house, all largo rooms, bath, lavatory, h. and c. service, wardrobes, lift stud, largo hall, high concrete foundation, verandah, tile grates and hearths, outhouses, and every possible convenience, j-afre land, tastefully laid out. Very and co!'* STREET "(of!), five i. £1400 minutes of Post Office and Ex-hibition-12-rooined house, plastered and papered, 2 bathrooms, h and c. service, pantry, sower connection. verandah; all in Bplendid order. Section. 66 x 13_ feet. A bargain. Terms arraDged - FANNING and _Co\_ -TSnTTIV-WbRC-STEK STREET, close -LnyU Fitiuerald avenue, north aspect— Splendid modern 7-roouied house, bath, h. and c. service, linen closet, verandah, deep well, v. blinds, outhouse, w.c, sewer connection, gas laid on, grand Jecre section. A nibole. J3OU FANNING__and CO. : 7rr-fA7PPAPANL r i ROAD {»«), five dblbUU minutes tram-Charming residence of t> rooms, plastered and papered, large rooms, bath, lavatory, shower, h. and c. service, gas laid on, wardrobes, v. blinds, ■ '•i hay windows, verandah on three sides, outbuildings, stabling, dairy, nearly 2 acres land, part tastofully laid out, balance in paddock. This is without a doubt ono of tho best homes. VW FANNING and CO. . -n _ r-A-NBWnBItIGHTON. "best siroot, _t4ol/ good aspect-Splendid 5-roomcd . house, bath, h. and c. eervice, verandah, concrete foundation, washhouse, good water supply, fine high section, and close to electrio car. Very cheap. «» FANNING and CO. >VAOK-VO»CESTER STREET (off), gjIVVO five minutes Bank N.Z.—Good house of 7 rooms, gas, verandah, • bath, h. and o. service, w.c, sewer connection, good water supply, outbuildings, nice section. Worth enquiry. 9* _ FANNING and CO. ■' T^'TOA—ST. ALBANS, Barbadoes street _t» 1 0\J (off), north aspect, one minute from proposed electric tramGrand &-ro»med house, plastered, nicely painted and papered, bath, h. and c. service, nigh concrete foundation, verandah, washhouse, over J-acre land in garden, well kept: cheap. Tonus arranged. 503 _ Z A1 * Ni:s " G J""'* —'- "_?i7CA-DURHAM STREET (off),, five &lOV minutes Cashel street bridgeHouse of 7 rooms, in splendid order, bath, h. and c. service, verandsh, other conveniences, outbuildings, good section, north aspect. Easy terms arranged. 1168 FANNING_and CO^ ROAD (off), grand resi3tiDt>U dential position—Splendid sroomed house, p!-->red and papered, tile grate, .-•.ud hearths, wardrobes, bathro \, gas and , . flttinits, verandah, high concrete foundation, good outbuildings, itable and traphouse, i-acre land, very high, part in garden and paddock, asphalt paths. A bargain. Easy terms can be ars ranged. 400 §■ * ' FANNING and CO. MESSRS FANNING and CO. advise all Intending buyers to secure one of their Christchurch Property Records, which con- - tains the Map of Greater Cbrißtchuroh, and can be had or posted free on application to \lheir offices. * IM CASHEL STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. McKEN/iIE AND rV^LLIS. McKEWZIE AND WILLIS. R St. Clair MoKenxio.) (Joseph Willis. LAND, ESTATE, INSURANCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. 163 Hereford street (Nearly opposite the Bank of N.Z., going "*' East.) TIP-TOP VALUE. WORTH ENQUIRY. PO£»K—NASEBY STREET — Beautiful *ODil new 6-roomed house, bath, h. and 0., tiled grates and hearths, plastered, gas. ram. i-acre, etc. Splendidly built and well . fini-hod. Highest aeotion in the street. Easy terms. McKENZIE and WHjLIS. ' FAiSHIONA_3LE WEST END. ;"W7iE have just had placed in our hands VV one of the finest properties in this locality. Splendidly built houso of 7 largo room*, beautifully decorated throughout, bath, h. and c, electrio bells, patent gas lights; iv fact, every modern convenience. The house is new, and in perfect condition inside and out. Tha grounds are tastefully laid out and well kept. The owner is ' leaving for the Old Country. It is very wldom that a place like tbia comes on tho market, and no time should bo lost in obtaining, particulars. Only genuine buyers can. obtain card to view. ' McKENZIE and WILLIS. PENINSULA FAR-E T\7E have been instructed to sell one of , it"' the finest farms on Banks Peninsula, comprising 1100 acre*; carries 2 sheep to the acre, besides cettlo and horses; 350 acres of cocksfoot. Present owner ha* made a small fortune out of it, and is retiring. £13 per acre. Further particulars from McEHNZIE A_jTD WILLIS, Land, Estate, Insurance, and General Commission Agents. 163 HEREFORD STREET (Nearly opposite tho Bonk of N.Z., going East.) 470 RIOHAKDS AND ATKINSON. RICHARDS and ATKINSON, TAHD AMD ESTATE AGENTS, 174 LICHFIELD STREET, Opposite Mason and Struther*. HAVE FOR SALE— 4(\ ACRES good land perpetual lease, 8 "tV paddocks, 4-roomcd houso, stable, cowshed (7 JSaila). close to railway, half-mile from school. North Canterbury. Rental, £12 3s. Goodwill £300. 'TA ACRES Heavy Land. Government lease. •*> North Canterbury, well improved, good buildings. Rental, £13 per annum. Price, £500. *}X(\ ACRES, 18 miles from town, five mtO\J minutes' walk from railway and school, well fenced and watered, 80 acres in new pasture, about 100 acres ploughed for • turnips, 6-roomed house. Price, £3 S3 per acre. 070 ACRES Agricultural Land. 6-roomed ' . —* -" house, nearly new stables, sheds, etc., close to railway and school. £9 per i acre. > lf*_l ACRES heavy wheat land, 11 miles AO* from town, land capable of growing SO bushels of wher.t, good 5-roomed house, stables, etc., £20 per acre. 677 94.A ACRES Excellent Agricultural and *" i^*: " Grating Land. 6-roomed House, ■tabling, etc. 14 miles from town. Price i £13. I mACRES-Compsct Farm, situated 12 [ mile* from town, well fenced, subdivided, and watered. 5-roomed Houso, and outbuildings. Price, £14 per acre. 124