PROPERTIES FOR SALE W. SMITH. k \Y. WITH, 148 HEREFORD STREET. PAPANTJI ROAD"I~Suii doctor, retired squatter professional or business man.— Modern House. 11 acd beautiful rooms . (two-etoroy), with every possible convenience, balcony, two verandahs, conservators- 20 x 12. m fernery 20 x 12, half an acre of land, taste- »- fully laid out, asphalt paths all round hout*, t- buck entrance, aspha't driTc 15-2 OH wide, i. deep well, 400 ft deep, maic sewer. Another i-acre can be acquired. Price for House and 4-acre, £2750. SYDENHAM, one minnt* from tram and Park—A capital House of 7 rooms, with S bay windows, verandah. notthern aspect, good outlook and good appearar.ee, fine large . outbuildings, Venetian blinds, asphalt paths. Owner leaving town. Reduced from £700. ST. ALBANS. East (near tram)—A brstclass property of 3 capital rooms, high ooo■o crei ; e foun, 3ations, plastered and papered • walls, tiled grates, v. b., etc. h. and c, two bay windows, return verandah, high stud, fcood section, northern aspect, and fine I.eighbourhood. Price £315. NORTH BELT (just over)—A really good House of 5 rooms, bathroom, etc, most eon- ). veniently and well situated, vennd&h, Venetian blinds, h. and c, asphalt -paths, i- high section. Price £575. », CARLTON. Id tram section—Comfortable, <j convenient Houee of 6 good siied roomt, <r with full i-acre. Price £650. RICHMOND—A splendidly built House of 7 very large rooms, and ail modern con- ■* voniences, bathroom, sculiery, etc., 10 years built, standing on half an acre of ground, three minutes from tram, washhouse, coale house, bicycle shed, well and compactly 8 built, fowlhouse. garden, fruit, etc. A * great bargain for a family house. Price £67.1. STANMORE ROAD—A good tound 5I roomed House, lift stud, plastered, bathroom, h. and c, shower, gas, etc., standing on 3-16ths of an acre, in first-class order and l( condition, asphalt pains; renting value ; shows 7 per cent, clear. Price £600. y PLUMBING and Painting;, Gas Pitting, and Papcrhanging .Business, ■ together with the preiuiFo? thouse, shop, wcikshop, ntureroom, cellar, stable, etc.), in which the business it carried on. Situated in a first- , class country town (Canterbury!. The busi--3 ness ii a very old-e«tab'islied one. The owner having made a competence is retiring. From £10 to £12 a week can bo made by an energetic man. This is a first-class opening, and easy terms can be arranged. Full particulars on application to W.» Smith. PAPANUI ROAD (just off)— Good House of 6 rooms, and all conveniences, together with half an acre of 'and, stable, and trap- : shed, quarter of an acre in fruit trees, convenient to tram. Price £525. WALTHAM, in fine position—Five rooms, plastered and papered, in thoroughly goo \ order, all modern conveniences. Price £650. NEAR FERRY ROAD—Hix rooma, four Tears built, full i-acr-j land. comfortable House. Price jt*2o. ST. ALBANS. North—House of 6 toomi, s recently done up, bay window, Venetian blinds, half an aero of land. Price £650. value., 7 rooms, and 1 acre of lane 1 . A pretty place. Prioo " £776. LINWOOD, near Ferry road—Houie of 6 rooms, verandah, etc., together with all neco3iary outhouses, orchard, asphalt paths, stable and trap shed, Jihs of an acre of land, 2J chains square, room to build other two ' hoiwcs comfortably. Price, £745. s LINWOOD—Quite exoentiona. value for * special reason b, 5-roomed Homo, concrete 1 foundations, plastered, til-eel grates, cup- * bonds, etc., three years built, 3 rooms 12 3 x 14 kitchen 18 x 16. Price £410. Rental value 15s. THREE HOUSES, one year built, all , well let, and in good letting position, two i six rooms, and ono five rooms, faithfully r bui't on concrete foundations, Venetian blinds fitted, good sections, with northern aspect, in good street. No repairs needed for many years. Price £135 G. £250 cash. Balance on mortgage at 5 per cent. Show* 14 per cent, nett on investment W. Smith, Sole Agent ClTY—Business m»»'i residence, arranged to save labour, 7 fine large lofty rooms, fitted with every convenience small garden, easily accessible to centre. Price £950. LXTTELTON—Two-storeyed House of U rooms and conveniences, with about 1 acre of land. This is a new property, only three years built. The rooms are large, and include a fine billiard room. The situation is perfect. Verandah and balcony make it an attractive place of residence, and in the winter the clvmate in much milder than on the plains. Price £2050. SPREYDON—2 Land, 4-roomed House, 6 cowoails, 2 trapsheds, fowlhoutei, piggeries, orchard. Very complete place, in first-class order. Price, £600. J. T. BELL. T T. B E L L~ "* LAND BROKER. CATHEDRAL SQUARE. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. HAWKESBURY AVENUE, handy to the Papanui road . and tram—Nearly new substantially built House of 5 good rooms, bathroom, and all conveniences, fine high i-acre section, sunny frontage. Only £690. OXFORD—IO acres of good land, well fenced and subdivided into paddocks, orchard, garden, and plantation, well-built residence of 10 rooms, all conveniences, washhouse, stable, and outbuildings,' in good order, running stream through the property. Price, only £500. SUMNER—Good building allotments, from £75 each. CASHEL STREET, LinwoocV-Well-buiH house of 5 rooms, oathroom, h, and c water service, pantry, scullery, waahhouse, and copper, full i-acre, well fenced and planted, puiiny frontage. Only £325. KNOWLES STREET, close to the Papanui road and tram—New substantially built modern house of 6 good rooms, bathroom, hot and cold service throughout, verandah front and side, tiled and gratee, oriel windows, handsomely finished throughcut, i-acre, very high section, eunny frontage. A most complete property, in a leading locality. Only £335 KE NIL WORTH STREET. Addington— Good cottage of 3 rooms and scullery, handy to the Workshops and Lincoln road. £160. FISHER STREET, Beckenham—Well, built modern house of 5 large rooms, bathroom, h.c. and shower, 2 bay windows and portico, plastered throughout, tiled hearth and grates, wide hall, washhouse, scullery, copper and tubs, coslhouse and large shed, naif an acre, well fenced and planted. £575. CLlFTON—Several first-claw building allotments, from £116 each. WOOLSTON, close to Ferry road and Tanneries—House of 11 rooms, bathroom, scullery, waehhouse, over half an acre garden. Suitable for private boarding-honse. £1200. NURSERY ROAD, Linwood—Well-built house of 6 rooms, bathroom, plastered throughout and connected with the sewer; i-acre fenced and planted. £475. HILLMORTEN, near Lincoln road and tram —Woll-built nearly new House of 4 rooms, bathroom, scullery, washhouse, and copper, about i-acre garden, asphalt paths. £385. MONEY TO LEND on Approved Freehold Securities. J. T. BELL, Land Broker, Cathedral njuar*. * ■ C 2387 B. WALKER, LAND. ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, HOTEL BROKER, «7a CATHEDRAL SQUARE. NEW BRIGHTON TRAM-LINE (Ne*r). Over 3 Acres. Cheap at £100 per acre. A BURWOOD SPEC. New 4-roomed Cottage and conveniences, over 1 acre o' land. Mutt be (old. £275. MERIVALE ESTATE. Modern 5-roomed House, pantry, waahhousa, copper, tubs, bath, h. and o. water, windmill and tank; |-acre in lawn and fruit. £1100. WINCHESTER STREET. MERTVALE. Section i-acre and 3 perches, rp!«ndid fruit trees, partly fenced. A bargain at the price asked. I MERIVALE ESTATE. ' Modern Bungalow. 6 rooms and all eon- | venisnee*. £1050. FOR SALE IN CHRISTCHURCH. ' Aerated Mineral Water Factory, old-eeUb- ; lished business. j PARK TERRACE. : 1 have been inst.-ncled by iixi Eneor, to : ofler for private sale her well-appointed : House of 8 rooms, and f.ll modern convenii ences, together with a full i-ecre of land. J This is a chance seldom given to purchasers, ; being situated in the best position in Cbriat- ; church. Full particulars from ! TO LET—Warehouse and Private CfSce S ss^? 1 !? situated, long lease. Apply Robert B. Walker, Cataedral square. ROBERT B. WALKER, ESTATE AGENT. 67» CATHEDRAL SQUARE. • * i , - ensa
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13095, 21 April 1908, Page 11
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