ROPERTTES FOR SALE. HILLARY A^-TbAXTER, TT ILL AB V AND BAXTER. DESIRABLE BUILDING SECTIONS. MAIN OPAWA ROAD, rear the Public School—Two i-acre Sections, P» r "T fenced, clear L.T.A. Title. £50 each or £90 for both. Owner requires money, hence the sacrifice. DALLINGTON, Cowtishaw's road—Two very fine i-acre Sections. £90 each There is nothing to equal the above at Avonside. NEW BRIGHTON Tram Line—Two fine Sections, each over t-acTe, with frontage t., Linton street, and 2J chains from tram. This is not ?and; the present owner has had a good supply of vegetables all through the past dry season. IJVENDALTON— J-acre, with a long river frontage. One of the finest Building Sites in the district. £500. STREET, just across Fitrgerald _•—' street—Srction about J-acTe. with a long frontage.* £105 An offer wanted. VICTORIA AVENUE, Opawa—Very fine Building Allotment, containing 1 rocd 22 perches, well drained, £150. ABERDEEN STREET—Section about oneoighth Acre, £70. HAY STREET, East Linwood—Quarteracre Sections, ready for building on, f:om £60 each. XTORWICH STREET, fine part—Three Sec1> tions, f«ch -tl.'t x 165 ft £95 each. CLISSOLD STREET, Mcrivale—Fine Section. 1 chain x 2 chains. One of the best in the district, £135. BROMLEY, near tbe Publio SchoolSeveral Acre Blocks. f<-r sale at £50 each. MILL ROAD, Spreydon. very healthy part —Choice i-acre Section, partly fenced. £95 or oner. MARLBOROUGH STREET. Linwood, handy to tram—Fine i-ocre Section, f'-nced on two sides. £135. INNES ROAD, St. Albans—l rood 3 perches, pleatanl sunny position. £116. HILLARY and BAXTER, FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. TWO SPLENDID CITY PROPERTIES. LOT _ MOORHOUSE AVENUE, opposite the Railway Goods Office, allotr_e_t 38§ feet frontage x 126 feet deep, toother with C-rcomed House and conveniences. Price £1000. Without doubt ths finest busineas site on the avenue. LOT 2. MANCHESTER STREET, oorwt Eaton place—Allotment with a frontage, of 59J feet to Ma-chester street, and 67 feet to Eaton place, on which ia erected two Houses. The owner moans businoa*, and will co__dw a reasonable offer. HILLARY AND BAXTER,/ LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. 122 MANCHESTER STREET. .
•p OBE R T B. WALKER, LAND. ESTATE, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, HOTEL BROKER v «7a CATHEDRAL BQUARB. NEW BRIGHTON TRAM-LINE (Near). Over 8 Acres. Cheap at £100 per acm A BURWOOD SPEC. lSew 4-roomed Cottage and convenksjoea, over 1 acre o' land. Must bo sold. £375. MERIVALE ESTATE. Modern 6-roomed House, pantry, wss*houae, copper, tubs, bath, h. and c water, windmill and tank; i-acre in lawn and fruit. £1100. WINCHESTER STREET, MERTVALR. i Section 1-acre and S perches, splendid fruit trees, partly fenced. A bargain at the price asked. MERIVALE. ESTATE. Modern Bungalow, 6 rooms and all conveniences. £1050. FOB SALE IN CHRISTCHURCH. Aerated Mineral Water Faolory, old-estab-lished business. PARK TERRACE. I have teen by Mrs Enaor, to offer for private sale her well-appointed House o' 8 rooms, and all modern conveniences, together with a full i-acre of land. This is a chance seldom given to purchasers, being situated in the beat losition in Christchurch. Full particulars from TO LET—Warehouse and Private Office, centrally situated, long lease. Apply Robert B. Walker, Cathedral square. ROBERT B. WALKER,
ESTATE AGENT. 67a CATHEDRAL SQUARE. . . C 3328 DAVIES AND STEVENSON. TO FRUIT GROWERS AND OTHERS. ABSOLUTELY tbe best paying orchard in Canterbury. To a practical man tbia property is capable of returning a £1000 A YEAR Clear profit situated within half an how's drive of Christchurch, and a railway station ut the bottom of the garden. 30 ACRES WELL SHELTERED. 20 Acres planted with apples, pears, and pium trees, best selling varieties, now in full pront. and all fruit gTOwn on this pro. perty is so well known that it always comniands tho highest market price. IMPROVEMENTS. Up-to-date Dwellinghouse 6 rooms, bathroom, scullery, copper, and all other necess»ry offices. New brick apple stone, hollow v ails, concrete floor, 30 x 30, with loft, workshop and sheds, stable and traphouse, cowshed men's whare, over/thing in connection | with' the working of tbe orchard is thrown j in with property. The price v ridiculously low and we have no hesitation m stating that a good man would have all his money tack again in five or six years, and the property to the good. See the books for yoursei/. Further particulars at our Office. DAVIES AND STEVENSON, Licensed Land Brokers, CASHEL STREET, near TattersaU's. ■Phone 1966. C2S9I PROPERTIES FOR SALE. LINCOLN ROAD—Good house of 7 rooms, etc, with every modern convenience—£Bso. OXFORD TERRACE (off)— House of 6 rooms with stabling—double section —£350. HAWKESBURY AVENUE—Modern House of 5 rooms, etc., etc. —£690. . /BREEZE'S ROAD—Cottage, with over J-acr<-»£150. "-- HARPER STREET—House of 7 rooms--35 perches—£3so. MILTON STREET— Cottage of 4. rooms-J-acre— £lßo. ,• * > "'--' - «V '> - - - -.v. s, . "'.* C. J. MARSHALL;--' . ' * 'l—Nt**' *,) - **« 3*#, 4>- Cathwifal r'atniaje: -. "• M^k£M^m^^':r^k^ir^/)i
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13101, 28 April 1908, Page 11
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