PROPERTIES FOB SALK BRIGHTON Section. 21j perches; dry and handy position, £350. M. A. Scandrett, 113 Armagh st. ’Phone 31-824; Week-ends 37-218. 4857 FAMILY HOME, close in, City. 4 bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, etc. 20 perch section. Price £1765. W. A. PICKUP and CO., 204 Cashel st. 3769 ST. MARTINS, BungalowTbuUt io SJC specifications. 3 bedrooms, lounge, dinette, Leista heater, shower cabinet. Builtin wardrobes. £3850. ’Phone 24-690. 3609 £I7SO—ARMAGH street. City. 5-roomed Dwelling, all elec., every modern conv., in first-class order. Small section. Vacant possession. Sole agents: W. E. Simes and Co. 3786 BECKENHAM BUNGALOW 3 bedrooms, lounge, k’ette. Neat section. This home is in good locality, handy all facilities. £2250. W. A. PICKUP and CO., 204 Cashel street. 3709 VAC ANT Possession, 99 Harman st.: Brick COTTAGE. 3 bedrooms, livingroom, etc. To be Auctioned at above address, 1 p.m. April 22. Keys at our office. Must be sold. W. A. PICKUP and CO., 204 Cashel st. , 3771 £9OO DEPOSIT—New State Adv. Bungalow, St. Albans. 2 bedrooms and sunroom, lounge, dining room, k’ette, dual H.W. Level section. Details from HOMEFINDERS, the Reliable Agents. 154 Hereford street. 3736 PAPANUI. NEW BUNGALOW, 3 rooms, k’ette., sunroom. Built State Advances. £2OOO Govt. Loan available. Ideal retired couple or small family. Price, £3lOO. JONES and BURGESS. 3709 SPREYDON? MODERN BUNGALOW, in excellent position, . 5 main rooms, kitchenette. High section. Price, including body carpets and linos., £3450. PROPERTY SALES, 153 Hereford street. New Number: 38-637. 3720 £IBSO—GOVERNOR’S BAY: Magnificent view of the harbour. Attractive BUNGALOW, lounge, bedroom, large sunroom, k’ette, and bathroom, etc. Garage, outside room, and good water supply. H. T. PENROSE and CO., 183 Manchester st. Thone 31-338. 3603 BRIGHTON CENTRAL BUNGALOW, 4 bedrooms, lounge, breakfastroom. kitchen and k’ette.; all newly renovated, electric stove. Corner section, 25 perches. > M. A. SCANDRETT, 113 Armagh street. ’Phone 31-824; Week-ends. 37-218. 4857 BANKS PENINSULA GRAZING LAND. £2950. 50 Acres of heavy grassland with modern Bungalow, porcelain bath, electric light, hot and cold water. Tel. Washhouse, copper and tubs. Large shed suitable for hay storage or as milking shed. Very suitable for a part-time worker, Shearer or Local Body Employee. THE FARMERS’. Cashel street, Christchurch. LINWOOD. LINWOOD. LINWOOD. HANDY TO SHOPS AND TRANSPORT. SOLID 5-ROOMED BUNGALOW. SOLID 5-ROOMED BUNGALOW. SOLID 5-ROOMED BUNGALOW. ALL CONVENIENCES. SMALL SECTION. VACANT. £l5OO. Keys at BAKER BROS. (Estate Agents), Ltd., 166 Manchester st. After hours 37-457. W.S. MERIVALE. GENTLEMAN’S RESIDENCE. We are extremely fortunate in being favoured with instructions to sell by Private Treaty, one of the most desirable properties of its kind in the whole of Christchurch. Ideally situated amidst other fine homes, this property leaves nothing to be desired. It comprises a most attractive 2-Storey Brick Bungalow of 5 bedrooms, sun. balcony, lounge, breakfast room, den, and all usual offices. Words cannot justly describe the many special features of this home, while the i-acre of lawns and garden is a real picture. Further particulars will gladly be given to any bona fide purchaser. Sole Agents: EVANS and BULL, 84 Hereford street. ’Phone 32-725. 3781 Flats. 5 SELF-CONTAINED FLATS, situated City. No. 1 Flat: 4 rooms, let at £3 10s weekly. No. 2 Flat: Lounge, bedroom, kitchenette, bathroom, toilet. Let £2 10s weekly. No. 3: Same as No. 2. No. 4: Lounge, kitchenette, bathroom, toilet, basin, bedroom. Let at £3 12s 6d weekly, furnished. No. 5: Lounge and Lounge-Bedroom combined, kitchenette, bathroom, basin. There are 5 hot water systems, 4 separate elec, meters. No. 5 Flat, now occupied by owner, will become vacant to the purchaser. Income per week, £ll 12s 6d, and owner's Flat. PRICE, £4250. Further particulars from: JOE BLACK.
Land and Estate Agent, 113 Manchester street. Telephone 38-983.3724 HOUSING SECTIONS FOR SALE. APPLICATIONS are invited for the undermentioned Sections, which have been released from State Housing projects for disposal to the public. The Sectipns in the First Schedule are offered for disposal exclusively to ex-servicemen who are immediately eligible for housing loan assistance under the Rehabilitation Act, 1941. The sections in the Second Schedule are offered for disposal to civilians and ex-servicemen who are ■ not immediately eligible for housing loan assistance under the Rehabilitation Act. Ex-Servicemen will be given no preference for Sections in this Schedule. FIRST SCHEDULE: LOT I—Hoani street, Papanui, 29.2 perches .. £360 LOT 4—Hoani street, Papanui, 36.4 perches £360 LOT s—Harewood road, Papanui, 39.5 perches £355 LOT 7—Harewood road, Papanui, 27.2 perches £340 SECOND SCHEDULE: LOT 2—Hoani street, Papanui, 1 rood £375 LOT 3—Hoani street, Papanui, 27.1 perches £350 LOT 6—Harewood road, Papanui, 1 rood 02.4 perches .. £370 LOT 50—Hare wood road, Papanui, 29 perches .. £365 The areas given may be subject to slight alteration. All sections may ultimately, at the option of the successful applicants, be purchased for cash or on deferred payments, but until evidence of the applicant’s intention to build is submitted to the satisfaction of the Commissioner of Crown Lands, a temporary lease only will be granted. Not more than one section will be sold to each applicant. Applications will not be accepted from persons who already own houses or sections, unless they can establish a very good case for their being permitted to acquire one of the sections. If there is more than one suitable applicant for any section, the successful applicant ’Kill be decided, by ballot to be conduce nd by the Commissioner of Crown Lands. Applications close at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, 28th April, 1953, with the Commissioner of Crown Lands, Christchurch. The ballots will be held in the Commissioner’s Office at 10.30 a.m. on Thursday, 30th April, 1953. Further particulars may be obtained and plans of sections seen on application to the office of the Commissioner of Crown Lends, 4th Floor, State Fire Building, Christchurch. Plans may also be seen and further particulars and application forms obtained from the Rehabilitation Office, Christchurch. T. W. PRESTON, Commissioner of Crown Lands. M 3865 NATIONAL MORTGAGE and AGENCY CO. OF N.Z., LTD., 147 Hereford street. Christchurch. P.O. Box 292, Christchurch. FOR PRIVATE SALE. 6000 ACRES FREEHOLD GRAZING RUN. SITUATION: 80 miles from Christchurch, 6 miles from rail and township. SUBDIVISION: 3 Main Blocks with several convenient holding paddocks. Run country consists of good clean tussock, well watered, and the fences are exceptionally good. It is al! easy country, the highest point being 2000 ft and with no snow risk. BUILDINGS: Good 7-roomed House and offices with all modem conveniences. E.L., Septic Tank, etc. Good 4-roomed Cottage with E.L. and conveniences. Men's Apartments, and a very wide range of splendid outbuildings. STOCK: 3600 Halfbred Ewes 1000 Hoggets 500 Wethers 90 Rams 150 Breeding Cows 60 Mixed Aged Cattle. NOTE: The property has been under the one ownership for many years, and being under the capable management has always produced some of the highest returns for this class of country. The whole of the run is very easily worked, expenses are low, and all maintenance Is of a wry high standard. Further particulars and price, eio. win be supplied on application to The Sole Agents: NATIONAL MORTGAGE and AGRWCY CO. OF N.Z., LTO., Land Department > I
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