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Press, Volume LI, Issue 15243, 3 April 1915, Page 14

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. \ f| HILLARY AND BAXTER. -'j ~ HILLARY AND,BAXTER, -^ TESTATE AGENTS and LAND BROKERS,'"-.. liC MANCHESTER STREET, Between Caehel and Hereford -tree**. PRETTY. BUNGALOW AT LINWOOD. £550. ~ Mcderc Y"....i oi 5 gocd ro:_». <i.r._g. j, too— 17 :c 12. nice hall panelled in figured *" rim**, leadlights to front door ard f__. > .igh;, h. and c, eervio-e throagh'ctit, and all > modern conveniences, 3-1 Cof en aero in.well ■** kept garden and lawns, bikeshed, fowlhoti—. etc. Only £550, of .which the greater pari 7* can iem_"::i at •';. r-vr cent. HILLARY and r.AXTSE. ' * liS Mas Chester etreet, _'" . ciiKTFiuop piicipEiTxf. - > MUST BE SOLD. *■ i,, £375. : f Djul).«-uok!-xI Sb<**p and of 4 rooms and conveniences, stable and taj-ed ail in very fair crdor. Th ; s property is eitasted, . in a thiiily populated part cf Linwood, ami .* is on the market to wind-up a ikccjsed * estate. If net toid will'let at 15s week. HILLARY and BAXTER, . _." 116 Manchester street, " ■". IDEAL HOME AT RICCARTON. _/ "A\"*"E have for Sale one of the mo-s! attn_» ..,' ' » tive and well kept Bungalows in thas. V suburb. Tho owner :*s leaving for th<• North Island, otherwise it. would not "ro ea market. It cot-—t=ts o: up-todat,; _caga*> }. low 5 good rooms, IS s IS, etc., and -U coa-,*.?"; venicac—, built and finished in - the hcstT,'', ' style, pretty Icudlights, etc., fin© suuny «{.»■•,.. tion oi S3 porches in garden ia a."-' perfect order, motor-car shed with coscreta ";,. | floor. Price £730. To anyono wanting *,_.*.* completo, homo ready to «ten into, we to- „;-"■ co—_ _.d th's with confidence. Don't mias it,, ' HIIsI.ARY _«:- BAXTER, - r _ 116 -.lunches ter etreet. *$* ; v ti)p , ST. ALBANS. " -.■**.__ Near Id Section. "''-"V Modern tiled roof Bungalow 6 room*. S'"*__; x 11, etc.. plastered, papered, and dsxorated,". •? 6ft panelled hell, wide sunny verandah \p 'glassed in and protected from any of tha ,_j cold winds, co3y breakfast-room, every 00-l-j.,^* venienco, nearly i-acro high, runny section, in'.jgi, good _;ardeu. Tho house wan. well built fer-js' tho present owner three years ago;J_"tiu fact, just long enough to _ta-bii-h thfe^ garden, etc. This is situate, in ono of- tlftW". best "arts, beta? handy to the Id eoctk-a >*!_£-. _iid 4*t. *—rv* s Church. Fol. iti.i&t HILLARY nr-d-BAXTER, f*s 146 Manchester afreet. ■—",'*» *"IjT.""ALBANar''IURGAIN* "" '■ VR --_^| ; 2O. £6 RDUOT.Dr¥ira Brand new Buit-talo--: -nth 5 ■ gocd roenta, plse'ered throughout, electric light comclet*i< -V*,' cosy vo-andah. up-to-date orit"! window, v^r choice K-'-idlivh!?.- 'ilo-ba'-'c vange, tSa _% hearths, .-p.*-.""'id bs'hroo-n. well fitted, hot^*"** and cold ".vaitr * irv'o- iv brtthrcom aud era"-.-"** , lery. .t-.i'rv urd wa'—iou'e. Main sjwcr^h'.p.^-ri? water." V ri- iicctin.i. -".vr eighth, in tha r _*'Sj we*t urn's'of St. Ai'-cr.-. Mu-t be cold, any-a^i teims iv rca-on •in-iiu/—. .»":*4 -HILLARY kcl BAXTER, _-""*?__s 116 - Mattche-'Tcr rtrect. ..■_'"_* AVONSIDE. . s ;*-v| ' -...■«£ OKi" OF TflE PI.EASANTKST .'<•<?& SITUATIONS. ,- ;' • i ".p)4» i»"OK-ON your own^te"TE_--Beautif—-?■&"""§_ J*o—.o. finl-hfd Buu.-a.ow j-Houeo of at*_v»*-? room?, 16 s 1".6. 14 s 12.0,- 14 * 12, etc. £&■ parrelicd hall, picture raiir.,. verandah fj"caK«,*|| and back, oriel window, lead'tights, I*l— grat<WA_=f® and hearth*-, linenpross, oxd mirror wardrobe, bathroom, lavatory baein, hot cold water taervice, ecullery.-.pantry, w*aJVr*=_&3l house, copper and tubs. yije]fy-'soi>.macija»*?-& 35 PERCHES, well fenced. , Ah.idwl &*%<._.-is perty, and-just ready for » buyer to step fate, g_Jf YOU SHOULD INSPECT THIS. ___ . '' -*}m HILLARY and.BAXTER,' f 146 Mancheeter otroot, ~% "____ os -s - — -=5| f7l. MU-RAy",AND co k ' '" i ONLY jF.OQft -DEPOSIT. 3v*| ' ' ' .Jl . v st MO ACRES ' ' }*& 600 ' ACRES ' ' ' _-|jg_ . s*. At £4 10. PER ACRE. • ' '--"# ' '• 'r$ - '• ' '""'M 100 Acres have teen ploughed, balan— ' Tu_ock. ' * '->__ja -- - . , :j,*jj*. BUILDINGS comprise Stable and School .nd P.O. two mil—, Railway 7 _3«;*ia_*__h' ;-j"*"' - A PROPERTY GOOD VALUE^'^ - ' -£_fe "Jc-J-J-i AND EASIEST TERMS.' '' ''-%-*; .'*.'! iW ' Iv-S A NOMINAL DEPOSIT 'KM. *> x v«ay JKOO). ;n_a, »aaS' —ill b» accepted, and the halance can ten—i* mostly at 3 per cent. ' I s •"-''jvj} '' -'■■'SpWe have a fuU range of Canterbury, and Southland Farme, most of which.we* V havo personally inspected. Write or call for _;-_s* I particular*, of wkat you require , '-^S. F. L. MURRAY and CO., ~;;.* 170 CASHEL STREET (cpp_.t« TatUr_U'it:>**_ M94S* .tf'_ -- ■ '_£*"*£' WM. JAMESON AND SON. U^/i 'WM JAMESON AND SON -' \\ THE iollowing SELECTED BUILDp"t> -Vl SIT—S offer an opportunity to t«»•._'_-> wishing to acquire homes of their own:— j'i No." I—Full i-ACRE, having a full c"-ial.\ frontage to a first-class channelled street % .„•__■ north aspect; paling fenced, also fiont:. . fence. Sewer, h.p water, and gas » Tl, /r . * able. This section is worth at lea— £UrJ. ■>, Aa the owner is well'on in years and fi**'--. no use for it he hue decided to let it g* **,i at £103. Particularly, suitable for *■;_..- ---builder. '*7i No. 2—PAPANUI ROAD—'T;:!! J-ACEE, I **; with chain frontage. There is a nsc* - stream runnirig throue-h the _propert""» ~. ■ which makes it a section offering atssf - _■ possibilities for the formation of anartit- -a ■• tic garden. PRICE £165. No. S—SHIRLEY—First-claes Section «--.'" nearly 1-ACRE; full chain fmntigs'-- - north aspect; within a micute of tram. 1 *-..,. The best of coil, and in rood owe". **". PRICE £120. ■ — £ ; -"'"* No. 4—ST. ALBANS—Particultrir Siwtoji-J"; Section, within a" mile of tbo Sq-:aie;"f." . 46 feet frontage by 122 feet deep: Sew«"_j- __" " gw, h.p. water and electric light P**."",/' tho property. PRICE £180. .- >:J Na. S—WARRINGTON STREET (Close W.V T«-_inu« of Proposed Tram EzteMton}-* •*■ r" Full 4-ACRE: 1 chair* iToritage. PEICS " \ £150. - , '• "WM. JAMESON and SON, * "_-_■•_ "' 166 Maacheait— atreet Jgffil-gjji (Opp. Nat»g-_Bi_*)j.y"'; THE "Ev_jajg ia«ws" is <leToting «-* 3 **.'^"*.' tional attention to every phaee — "_•"_=■"_£ Great War, giving it* reade— tie pi-anc* -■ p of the whole of the World's War pondents, the Offic—l Stories, tha of the Leading Papers, and th© I*ott_» <*_ ''£& Soldiera from tho Trenchos, besides —I ,**4 ; -?tI Cahlo Servit—!—more columns of War daily tian any othe r paper. . s;£*--t*^^_S. -" :'-"i^__l