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Press, Issue LXVIII, 31 December 1912, Page 11

PROPER iS FOR SALE. SMITH. , 3J> BK.CERJk < \?k #± " . . . - A A T • U:' Office Open from 7.30 «U 9 p.m. Saturday*. A GRAND ST. ALBANS BUNGALOW. FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. £785 An Up-to-Date Bungalow of 5 room*, plastered throughout, tiled hearths and gTates, sunny verandah, casement windows, gas, linen press, bathroom, hot and cold water service, panelled hall, elaborate furnishings, covered in way to washhouse, h.p. ; water supply, sewer connections. Splendid > section, well fenced This property is within easy distance of Id ■ section. ] DON'T FAIL TO INSPECT. < ■ SMITH and BRUERE. _ « SUITABLE FOR SUBDIVISION. ST. ALBANS BARGAIN. 3 ROODS AND 33 PERCHES. One Minute from Cranford street Car. Owner an Absentoo. PRICE £6OO Including About £70 Worth of Improvement*. ENQUIRE EARLY. SMITH and BRUERE. AN EXCEEDINGLY CHEAP PROPERTY. PAPANUL 3i ACRES WITH 4-ROOMED HOUSE. £675 This is an id*al property, and is just the place for a market gardener. Tho soil i» in first-class condition, and is capable of growing good crops. ARRANGE TO SEE IT AT ONCE. IT'S A BARGAIN. SMITH and BRUERE. GENTLEMAN'S SUPERIOR RESIDENCE. CLOSE TO CITY. £1750 Eight-roomed Dwellinghous*, plastered and papered, cas throughout, bathroom, h. and c water, shower, etc., and replete with every possible convenience.. The land contains J-ACRE, with good frontage, and ■is well laid out with shrubs, lawns, etc. This is a very cheap property, and well worth inspecting. Further particulars on application. SMITH and BRUERE, Land and Estate Agents, Valuator?, Etc., 148 HEREFORD STREET. ' * C6767-IS3I FORD AND HADFIELD.' BEAUTIFUL FENDALTON. IDEAL AND SELECT LOCALITY. CHARMING HOME FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. OWNER IN AUCKLAND SEVEN-ROOMED BUNGALOW AND 48 PERCHES OF LAND. "TJCfE havo received definite instructions i ' from tho Owner, who taken up his permanent residence in AUCKLAND, to SELL his beautiful home in FENDALTON. THE HOUSE Contains seven fine large rooms, and is fitted with every possible convenience. It is very conveniently arranged end fitted throughout, and has only been erected 12 months. THE INTERIOR FITTINGS Leave nothing lo be desired. There is a fine reception hall, Bft x 10ft, two nice verandahs, one facftig north and one facing west. Gas and artistic fittings, electric bolls, blinds fitted throughout. Bay windows and circular window,.pretty..lead-lights, six firc'places with well liies and tiled hearths, expensive mantels. THE PLACE WAS~ESPECIALLY BUILT FOR THE OWNER, Under the supervision of an architect, and only tho best of materials and workmanship have been put into it. THE SECTION Faces west, end contains about 48 perches. It is nicely laid out with lawn and flower beds, and is within three minutes of tho tram. Expensively fenoed. Room for motor entrance. THE OWNER WILL NOT LET, And has refused an offer of £65,pcr annum to rent the place haying definitely made-up his mind to soil. He has fixed tho price at £1250, But will consider an offer, and is willing to give terms. .: (1545) FORD and HADFIELD, 169 Hereford street, r 1204 (Next National Bank). , H. S. RICHARDS AND SON. I FOB SALE. i THE BEST AVAILABLE RESIDENTIAL SITES IN NORTH CHRISTCHURCH. i ; > . pOUR MOST DESIRABLE SECTIONS, Situated on » BISHOP STREET, STONE'S THROW FROM BEALEY r AVENUE , And PENNY SECTION. SPLENDID ASPECT. LOW PRICE. 1 LAND TRANSFER TITLE. Agonts: H. S. RICHARDS and SON, Federal Chamber*, 163 HEREFORD STREET. C 7547-1637 TJRIGHTON SECTIONS. COLLINGWOOD STREET—J-acre, 2 chains i from Union street. RICHMOND TERRACE—34 perches, alongside Mr Scoble's residence. GEORGE STREET—44 feet by 2j chain*, near Hood street. RAWSON STREET—River road Comer, i BERESFORD STREET—i-»cre, near river. BAKER STREET—Good piot, cheap. COLLINGWOOD STREET—i-acrc, near river. RICHMOND TERRACE—44 foet by 2J chains, next Mr Otley's. C. J. MARSHALL, 1944 55 Cathedral square. BALCAIRN TO LEITHFrELD. A COACH will Meet Morninjr Train at Balcaira, arriving from Korth and South, and can meet Evening Trains aa required, by wire or, letter, to FRANK ASHBY, LeiihfieJd.