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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12975, 30 November 1907, Page 14

HILLARY AND BAXTER. HILLLARY asd BAXTER, Licenced Land Brokers. 122 MANCHESTER STREET. NORTH-WEST. JUST ACROSS THE CITY BOUNDARY 41 ACRES WITH 10 CHAINS FRONTAGI MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE WITH AL CONVENIENCES. TTTLLARY and BAXTER are instruct* -Q. to Sell on* of the fin*rt equippe Gentlemen's Residences around Chris , church. The bui-dings comprise substai tial two-stoTey House of 10 rooms, 24 x 1 IS x 15, 18 x 15, etc., Bft hall upstairs an down, with coloured lead lights. Tbo roon are all large, and are plastered, saperei and handsomely decorated, 2 large bay wii dowi, verandah on three sides, baJcon; choice gas fittings, all modern cer/renienoe inc!uditg bsthroom, h. and c. imen pree parrtry, sculiery, storeroom, and waehhousAlso good stabling, man's room, and tr»] shed. The drainage is perfect, with an U] to-date seplic tank. The grounds are picture with their tennis and croquet court large ornamental fish' pond, fine EngJi* shrubs and trees. The orohard is in fu profit, and the kitchen garden is we stocked with vegetables, including 2 aep&n pus beds. Nice paddock for cow and pon; The above is an ideal home for a profe sioroal man. Make an appointment with v to inspect this property before it is tc late. It is almost impossible to get suoh block of land in this favourite looality f< business men. HILLARY and BAXTER, Agents. AN UNUSUAL CHANCE. EXECUTORS' SALE. STREET—FuII i-acre Sectio in a very fine position. House 6 room verandah, 4 fireDlaees, scullery, and wasl house, main sewer connection. The tectic ia a first-cla&a one, and is planted wit ohoice fruit trees. Price £i 75. Terms£loo oash. balance with 5 per cent inters in 3 years. HILLARY and BAXTER, Agents. ANOTHER GOOD SPEC. OWNER GOING TO AUSTRALIA. TUAM STREET, Central—House 5 room 3 fireplaces, scullery with rouge, wasl house, and copper, i-acre choice sectioi well planted. A bargain at £395. Mvi •ell. HILLARY and BAXTER, Agents. NEW BRIGHTON. IN ONE OR MORE LOTS. AN Ideal Position, handy to Beach an Tram, yet sheltered from the col winds—s Fine Sections, each 1 rood 1 perches , , well-built 7-roomed House, lavator; pantry, scullery, large outehed, also tw< storey building with balcony on top. fu grown plantation. The owner havinig decide to quit, is prepared to sell for what he oa get. Say, £550 for the lot, or an off« wanted for the house and one of tl sections. BEST PART OF MERIVALE. XfCtOCi— PRETTY T Villa Residence of c&Ot/U large rooms, plastered throughou oriel window, verandah, bathroom, hot as cold w*ter eervioe to bath, lavatory an sink, good tiled grates and hearths, venetis blinds, pantry, scullery and washhouse, gran high section, 43ift x 165 ft, well fenced an laid out. Tho above is a well thought oi house, and tho rooms are conveniently a ranged. The house is comparatively nei and has all modem conveniences. It let to a first-class tenant, but if- requirei early posaeewon, can be given. HILLARY and BAXTER, I/and and Estate Agent*, 132 MANCHESTER STREET, Between Caehel and Hereford street*. C33S H. S. RICHARDS. TT S. RICHARD -"■* LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. 165 GLOUCESTER STREET. LINWOOD, only a few chain* from tl belt—Attractive and well-built House of roome and offices, bathroom, pentry, retui verandah, metal ceilings, casement windov with lead fanlights, h. and c.' water, till hearths and grates, attached w*shhouee wil copper and tubs, section nearly 1-acre, nice laid out and fenced. An unusually woe pr perty. CALEDONIAN ROAD, St. Alban*. dose 1 Bealey avenue—Three-roomed House on got hifh section, with nearly chain frontage; lo price; easy terms if required. HILL'S ROAD—Fhst-claee property, coi prising splendidly-built House of 7 got rooms, verandah, bathroom* pentry, Soulier h. and c water service, gas, Venetian blind six fireplaces, wardrobe, linen press, detach* washhouea with copper and tubs, and coi venient workshop windmill, tanks, etc. Tl land contains nearly ]-acre, »nd the owner prepared k> accept a low price to effect quick sale. SECTIONS. HAWKESBURY AVENUE — Good His Section with northern aspect, quarter-acr £150. NASEBY STREET, Merivale—Good Buil ing Site, very high. £165. WESTON ROAD. St. Albans—Nice Sectk close to Papamii roed, }-acre. £120. TO LET. ARMAGH STREET. GOOD ROOMY SHOP, with Dwellii Rooms attached; broad /ront, with plat glass window; moderate rental. TIMARU. FURNISHED 10-ROOMED HOUSE, wil nice grounds, in good position,, for term up to 6 months; moderate rental. H. S. RICHARDS, 185 GLOUCESTER STREET. OS LAND FOR SALE. ♦ IN response <o numerous applications fi land on the PORT HILLS, Mr P.. J Morten has decided to «ell. 'privately, lo suitable for SMALL FARMS or RESIDE! TIAL SITES. ST. MARTIN'S SUBDIVISION—FIats ar hill-side sunny «lopes. Tho balance > : this township, in area about 40 acre [ is offered for sale in one lot. SCARBOROUGH ESTATE. SUMNERWill be ready for selection in Novembe when plans will be available. For particulars apply to H. HOBDAY, 6509. 150 Worcester street West. 65 ACRES OF LAND AT SPREYDO: TO BE LET. Rural Sections No. 123 and Fart No. 12 having frontage about 21 chains to ti Lincoln road, a short distance from trai terminus. OFFERS are invited to Lease the Wh<y or Portions of this Block of Land f< Five Years from Ist FEBRUARY, 1908. < for a longer term if the Lessee is prepare to build on the land. Tenders, stating rent offered per acre, wit a cheque for the first three month*' rent, 1 be returned if tender is not accepted, wi be received until 24th DECEMBER, at m office. Christ's College Library, where Pla of the Land and Conditions of Lease may t seen. The highest of any tender not neceaeariJ accepted W. GUISE BRITTAN, Burear. Christ's College. November 30th. 1907. 6M