AUCTIONS PUBLIC AUCTION 5 TRULY DELIGHTFUL BUILDING SITES CASHMERE HILLS 37 HACKTHORNE ROAD NONE BETTER-FEW AS GOOD N X \ \ a r\ \ \ o i Me; ’ 3 “ I Areas & 6,5/a„ ct s ere 'A\' 1? 3 ' fine/ survey. \\\\ V tiQ'9 i‘\l \ vXw - I \ X y V *tr o \ \ S\ S "M U JR/ \ r— I. 1 '• I I To Be Offered ON THE SITES SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, AT 9.30 A.M. AUCTIONEERS NOTE: These five magnificent residential building sites all command a most interesting and unique view of the city and the Southern Alps, yet they lie to the sun in an extremely warm and sheltered position in the most favoured residential area of the Cashmere Hills. Each site has a sewer connection on the section and each are serviced by underground wiring. Prospective purchasers who are desirous of obtaining an exclusive building site on Cashmere, should not miss this opportunity as we rather doubt whether there are, or could be, any other site that would equal these for all their advantages. One must inspect the subdivision, which has been subdivided from the grounds of the property, until recently, well known as “Tyndale House,” to appreciate the charm and pleasing attributes of these fine sites. TERMS: 10 per cent on the fall of the hammer, balance within one month when title and vacant possession will be given. Further particulars and conditions of sale available from: Lane, Neave and Company, Solicitors for the Vendor, 90 Hereford Street, Christchurch. OXFORD REAL ESTATE, FORD AND HADFIELD, LIMITED, 239 Montreal Street Phone 31-707. 123 Worcester Street. Phone 66-569. * M.R.E.LN.Z. AGENTS IN CONJUNCTION. 3138
BY PUBLIC AUCTION PROPERTY, FURNITURE AND EFFECTS INCLUDING ANTIQUES LINCOLN QUAINT OLD COUNTRY RESIDENCE OLD WORLD GARDEN < SALE TO BE HELD ON THE PREMISES 25 LEINSTER TERRACE, LINCOLN i (NEXT DOOR TO > VICARAGE) AND CLOSE TO I SHOPS, CHURCHES, I VERY HANDY TO LINCOLN • COLLEGE ON ACCOUNT LATE MISS j D. B. S. GRAY , WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ! 4, AT 12 NOON IMPROVEMENTS: Iron roof wooden dwelling with : long sun veranda and offering < a pleasant outlook. The interior : is mostly lath and plaster, the i balance match-lined. Three double bedrooms, large lounge, also living room and kitchen 1 and scullery. Porcelain bath and basin. Small portable electric ' cooker. Also fuel range. Laun- ; dry. Separate interior flush toilet. Fitted floor coverings in- ' eluded, blinds, drapes. Outbuildings suitable for garaging and shed space. When renovated this will be an excellent family type home. Sunny—spacious and desirable! LAND: 1 ROOD 34.2 PERCHES Possibly capable of subdivision. Faces west. Very well fenced, in lawn, fruit trees and ornamental garden. Surrounded by lovely old trees and gardens, all offering peace and contentment. Details of furniture, antiques, etc., will be advertised later. Inspection of the property itself is by prior arrangement with the auctioneers. FORD AND HADFIELD, LIMITED, AUCTIONEERS. .PHONE 66-569. PRIVATE 70-396. IZARD and LOUGHNAN, Solicitors to the Estate. 3382 PROPERTY AND EFFECTS TO BE AUCTIONED ON SITE 37 FLEMINGTON AVENUE, NORTH NEW BRIGHTON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 10.30 a.m. Tidy little stucco cottage containing one bedroom, lounge, kitchen, all conveniences, garage, 21 perches,. 5 minutes bus and shops. Solicitors: Wood, Burn and McKay. 3565
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Press, Volume CX, Issue 32430, 17 October 1970, Page 44
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