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Press, Volume CI, Issue 29910, 25 August 1962, Page 30

AUCTIONS BINNS, BARBER & KEENAN, LTD., SPREYDON COTTAGE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. VERY LOW RESERVE 7 SOMERSET ST., SPREYDON VERY CLOSE SELWYN ST. SHOPPING CENTRE. IN OUR ROOMS. 191 MANCHESTER STMONDAY. AUGUST 27. AT 2 P.M On Account of the Trustees lin the Estate Late A M. EMERY. 1 The Dwelling comprises 3 I Bedrooms, large Loungeroom, K'ette./gas range, and H.W. Ser[vice. Bathroom, Pore. Bath and ■' Basin. : SECTION. AREA 21 PERCHES AUCTIONEER’S NOTE: This I Cottage has fallen into disreJ pair but is sound and could be : easily renovated. To anyone reiquiring a cottage in a handy ! position at a modest price, we ; advise inspection. The Trustees ’ are determined to realise and ! have fixed a LOW RESERVE Keys from the Auctioneers. BINNS, BARBER and kEENAN, LTD., 1 Property and Furniture Auctioneers, 191 MANCHESTER ST. MESSRS A. J. MALLEY. SON and BROWN Solicitors to the Estate. 2768 BINNS, BARBER & KEENAN, LTD. FOR PUBLIC AUCTION CLIFTON HILL, SUMNER j SOMETHING OUT OF THIS WORLD 132 PANORAMA ROAD A SITUATION AND SETTING I UNSURPASSED IN CANTERBURY. IF NOT IN N.Z. I DELIGHTFUL COMPACT BUNGALOW TOGETHER WITH 4 ACRES, 1 ROOD GREAT PROSPECTIVE VALUE i Gently sloping, virtually flat | hill land, off which, year after ' year, a lucrative income has ! been received from the growing of early flowers. NO FROSTS, NO FOG, NO WIND. 12 YEARS OLD 2 Bedrooms. Lounge and K’ette., large Basement and Storeroom which could be converted to extra living space. PERFECTLY APPOINTED The uninterrupted panoramic view of the sea. the city, the plains right through to the Southern Alps and the Kaikouras is almost breathtaking and something to behold. IN OUR ROOMS 191 MANCHESTER STREET WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 29. AT 2 P.M. * Unless previously sold by Private Treaty AUCTIONEER S NOTE: Amidst the peaceful serenity of this beautiful garden ringed with trees and planted in shrubs and flowers, a handsome income can be received for almost the minimum of effort. Could anything be more perfect during the rugged winter months than picking, flowers in brilliant sunshine] away from the smog, frost and; noise of the City? To the re-, tired or semi-retired man, just' to be here and while away the hours, would be akin to a preview of Paradise. * INSPECTION strictly by appointment. | BINNS BARBER and KEENAjN LTD. I Property and Furniture Auctioneers 191 Manchester street 9PQS CHRISTIES CITY PROPERTY CORNER DURHAM & j PETERBOROUGH sts. BY PUBLIC AUCTION IN OUR ROOMS WEDNESDAY 29th AUGUST AT 2.15 P.M. Unless Previously Sold By Private Treaty. On Account iTHE APEX ICE CREAM COLTD JTHE property comprises:— LAND 23.2 perches with frontages ol approximately 54 feet to Peterborough street and 99 feet to Durham street. BUILDINGS Substantially built Brick and Concrete Factory, in the main single storey but very easily faltered to give first and second .floors. FREEZER ROOMS approximately 5006 cubic feet of i freezer space built into main; i building Covered right-of-way I jto rear yard. Ideal parking; (space. Small Building facing Peterborough street, of approximately 750 square feet with] concrete floor PLANT . To approved purchaser, cer-i tain plant such as • Boiler. Freezers, etc., could be pur-, i chased at a nominal price ZONING | The Property is Zoned Industrial B. has been well main-l tained and is generally- in good' order. INSPECTION Arrangements may be made] to inspect the property at any ! time, and further details g’.adiy [ available from the Auctioneers.j CHRISTIES LAND AGENTS, LTDAUCTIONEERS, 57 VICTORIA STREET. MESSRS LANE. NEAVE and WANKLYN. Solicitors.