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Press, Volume L, Issue 14970, 18 May 1914, Page 11

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. • BOWKER'S LAND AGENCY. BOWSER'S LAND AGENCY. Establiah-d 1871 (H. W. Healop, Proprietor.) 773 COLOMBO STREET. Victoria sfiuan. SECTIONS. SECTIONS. NEW SUBDIVISION. NEW SUBDIVISION. MERIYALE-FENDALTON. MEEIVALE-FENDALTON. Juet at tbe foot of MERIVALE LANE «» ROSSALL STREET. Only 3 LEFT Only. ABSOLUTELY tbe Finest Sections in tUa charming locality ever offered to t_» public. LOT I—QUARTER-ACRE (Sold), LOT 2—QUARTER-ACRE. LOT 3-QUARTER-ACRE. r , r>emr ,„ LOT 4-ONE ACRE and 17 PERCHES. - These Sections have excited t-te envy o! many buyers, and we have only just succeeded in pcrauading tbe owner to subdivide. They are just over tbo city boundary. They are all good high,-*ctio_W. Main Sewer drainage is available for eactt section. ..- . . . ~. , - Thov are within one minut© of the tram. THE PRICES are very reasonable. THE TERMS ARE EASY. rSTEBEST AT S PER CENT. - _; REMEMBER-Tbere era only THREE left. Very early application must be made. Tbo only sections for sale in Fendaltoa where sewer drainage is obtainable, BOWKEI-'S LAND AGENCY, Sols Agents. - - ■ i . ii ST. ALBANS. .\'t> CLOSE TO CAR. 23 SECTIONS .i NEW BUNGALOW. 5 ROOMS AND OFFICES. -* JUST out of tbe Builder's "band-—S-roomefc. Bungalow, plastered throughout, tiled hearths and grates, bathroom, with cast-iron , porcelain enamel bath, hot and cold water supply—in fact, everything the very latest. c£_>d Section, 60ft frontage x 2| chains deep, well fenced. We can recommend this .«e a'well-built house, and a nrst-clase proTERMS IF B^ l^^^ . BOWKER'S LAND AGENCY. : r-_nw__!_R'S LAND XGENCY, B ITnD, INSURANCE, FINANCE, 286 COLOMBO STREET, Victoria equate. H. S. RICHARDS ANb SON. TT S. BICHARDS AND SON", FEDERAL CHAMBERS, ' .., / IE2 HEREFORD STREET, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS A_T_t '. VALUATORS. ' TO LET. pOOD SHOP IN CASHEL STREET] . NEAR COLOMBO STREET.' IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. MODERATE RENT. •H. S. RICHARDS and SON. AN UNDOUBTED BARGAIN. ON ACCOUNT DECEASED ESTATE. LOW-PRICED PROPERTY__WITH IMMENSE PROSPECTIVE VALUE. A STONE'S THROWFROM THE RAIL. WAY STATION. There is a Cottage on the property wbieh zcturna good interest on the purchase <money. r RICE £ISQ. H- S. RICHARDS and SON. SUBURBAN STORE. OWNER RETIRING. STORE AND BILLIARD-ROOM, te* Kethcr with- nearly New DWELLING • - of 4 ROOMS. 5i ACRES of FIRST-CLASS LAND. LOW PRICE AS A GOING CONCERN. A REALLY GOOD THING. 759 H. S. RICHARDS and SON. H. H. COOK AND CO. H. H. COOK AND CO, CASHEL STREET (opp; TatteraaJl's). ___OA ACRES of Good Sheep Country, -.DOU situated WOODGROVE, 7roomed house, acetylene gas plant, stables, sheepyards, two woolsheda, and all buildings .eceasary for working the place; school within .-mile, railway, sale-yards, etc, .bandy to property; snbdivided into several blocks by wire standards and angle posts, all in good order; well watered by never-failing streams. • Tho stock on this property at present are looking remarkably well, fat wethers bringing 22s per head.' At the price of abeep conn- '■ try now this is the cheapest block by far which we have on onr books. There ia a good few inches of black soil, and it will take graaa well. Tbe owner will consider '< an exchange. Price £5 per acre. Equity r about £18,000. Fob 33. , _QQ ACRES, within 7 miles of ChristlDO church, and only half an hour's 1 walk from the tram; first quality cropping land, will grow close on CO bushels of wheat ' and 16 tons of potatoes; splendid homestead of 7 rooms (part brick), large stable, gran--1 ary and implement shed, etc.. etc. Garden I well laid out in orchard, lawna. etc. The gates and fences oh this place are in the ' best order of an 7we have 'nspected for a ' long time; the last owner was a very careful farmer, and the place i» ■ in. absolutely ' first-class condition. L.T.T. It is well sub- ■ divided and watered. This place has a road frontage on three sides, and will make a splendid place for subdivision. Land two L miles further out is selling without any . buildings for over £50 per acre, and for this block we are only asking tbe extremely low . price of £47 per acre. A good man could '. he allowed very easy terms, as the owner b»s good faith in "the prospective value of the farm , "E°J. 9? . The above properties are only a sample of the many wo have on our booka," and anyoua on the look-out for a place of any doscrip- ' tion cannot do better than to send for our catalogue, or. better still, give ua a call at the first opportunity. tne niw pp _. cooK CQ 7 Farm Salesmen and Valuators, etc-, Cashel street (opp. Tattersaira). - C9I4S Chriate_____ II rpHE Special "Page for Women" La SataT- \ * J., day's Editions of ."Tho Evening News'* , appeals to eveiyoaa. - A bright . Hems