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Press, Volume LI, Issue 15267, 1 May 1915, Page 15

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. ] HILLARY AND BAXTER. ■_ HILLASY AND BASTES. pSTATE AGENTS and LAND BROKERS, 146 MANCHESTER STREET. Between Caehel and Hereford street*. PRETTY BUNGALOW AT LIXWOOD. : £550. Modern Villa of 5 good roome, <*> nm £: room 17 x 12, nice hall panelled in figured rinm, Icadlights to front door and fanlight, h. and c. service throughout, and all modem conveniences, 3-16 of an ac»m well kept garden and lawns, bikesbed, fowlneuM, etc Only £550, of which the greater pwt can remain at H per cent. _.—„„-■,, HILLARY and BAXTER, 11€ .Manchester etreet. CHEAP SHOP PROPERTT. MUST BE SOLD. £375. Double-fronted Shop and Dwelling of 4 rooms and conveniences, stable and ehed ell in very fair order. This property 33 situated in a thickly populated part of Linwood, and is on the market to wind-up a deceased estate. If not sold will let at 15e week. HILLARY and BAXTER, 146 Manchester etreet. TO MOTOR-CAR OWNERS. IDEAL HOME AT RICCARTON. WE have for Sale one of the most attractive and well kept Bungalows this suburb. The owner ie leaving for the North Island, otherwise it would not be 011 toe market. It consists of up-to-date iSungalow 5 good rooms, 18 x 13, etc., and all conveniences, built and. finished in the best style, pretty leadlights, etc., fine sunny eection of 33 perches in firet-claes garden in perfect order, motor-car shed with concrete floor. Price £730. To anyone wanting a complete home ready to etep into, we recommend this with confidence. Don't miss iv HILLARY and BAXTER, 14G Manchester etTeet. REDUCED~T O — j? Qij X ST. ALBANS. Near Id Section. Modern tiled roof Bungalow 6 roome, 18 x 14, etc., plastered, papered, and decorated, 6ft panelled hall, wide- sunny verandah glassed in and .protected irom any of the cold winds, cesy breakfaet-room, every convenience, nearly fcacre high eucay ecctiort in good garden. The house was w ell built for the present owner about three years ago; in fact, jiiet long enough to establish the garden, etc. Tbie is eituate in pno of tho beet parts,' being handy to the Id section a ndS,M,ry'e H C SyMdBAXT FoI.-l 7 a 146 Manchester atreet. ST. ALBANS - :BARGAIN. REDUCED PRICE £Q2O. Brand new Bungalow -rith 5 good rooms, plastered throughotii, electric light complete, cosy verandah,' up-to-dato oriel window, choice leadlights; tile-back range, tile hearths, splendid bathroom, well fitted, hot and cold water eervicß in bathroom and ecullery, pantry and washiouse: Main eewer, hj>. water. Fine section, over eighth, in the. west part of St. Albans. Must be sold, any terme in reason HILLARY and BAXTER, 146 Manchester jstreet. ; AVONSIDE. - ( ONE OK »THE PLEASANTEST . SITUATIONS. nrnr-ON your"'own tonne—Beautifully- ■ finished Bungalow House of 5 rooms, 16 x 12.6, 14 x 12.6,- 14 x 12, etc., panelled hall, picture rails, verandah front and back, oriel window, leadlighte, tile grate? and hearthe, linenpress, and mirror panelled wardrobe, bathroom, lavatory baein, hot and cold water .service, ecullery, pantry, washhouse, copper and" tubs. Very fide section 35 PERCHES, well fenced. An ideal property, and just ready for a buyer to etep into. YOU SHOULD INSPECT THIS. HILLARY and BAXTER, 146 Manchester street. H9618-49. • H. S. RICHARDS AND SON. FOR S.AIE, , CENTRAL WARD. SORTS,-WEST," SELECT LOCALITY. /CLOSE TO TRAM. rnWO VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, EACH HAVING 4G FEET FRONTAGE. \ PRICE VERY REASONABLE. Apply, HS. RICHARDS and SON, Federal Chambers,/ 162 Hereford street. R9346-1657 W.M. JAMESON AND SON. Wit JAMESON AND SON. THE following' SELECTED BUILDING SITES offer an opportunity to those wishing to acquire homes of their own: — No. I—Full i-ACRE, "having a full chain frontage to a first-claaa channelled street; north aspect; paling fenced, also front fence. Sewer, h.p. water, and gae available. This section is worth at least £150. Aa the owner is well on in years and baa no use for it he has decided to ?«t it go at £103. Particularly suitable for a builder. No. 2—PAPANUI ROAD-Fv.il i-ACRE. with chain frontage. There ie ■* ruce Rtream running t-rsu?*! tae property. which makes it a section offerinjr many possibilities for th* formation of an artistic garden. PRICE £ICS. No. J— SHIRLKY— First-claM Section of nearly i-ACRE: full chain frontage; north aspect; within a Tninntc of tram. The boet of soil, and 10 good order. PRICE £120 No. 4—ST. ALBANS— Particularly handy Section, within a mil* of the Sonare; 46 feet frontage by 122 feet deep: Sewer. SM, h.p. water and eVctric light pas* the property. PRICE £180 Ns. S—WARRINGTON STRF.Kt (C!o«* to Terainne of Proposed Tram Extension)— Full i-ACRE; 1 chain frontage. PRICE £150. WM. JAMESON and SON". . IG6 Manehfsfor etr«e*. J96ai-65S (Opp. iVational BaakX GOSSIP for GiiU, Housekeeping: HinU, Weekly Fashion Notes, and B*«"iiS for Everybody, appear in the "Page for Women" in Saturday'« Edition* « It? Evening Newfc"