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Press, Volume CXI, Issue 32536, 20 February 1971, Page 41

AUCTIONS ISMEHBISzWILSONIfp] AUGTtoNnma m.r.b.i.m.* CENTRAL COMMERCIAL VACANT LAND ON TWO TITLES 252-258 MONTREAL STREET (Between Cashel Street and Cambridge Tee) TOTAL AREA 40.3 PERCHES TOTAL FRONTAGE 103 FEET ZONED C/3 TERMS TWO YEARS! CASHEL ST I® ZZ V* / /f / rl /iz// ' AVON BY PUBLIC AUCTION in our land auction room, Epworth Chambers, 176 Hereford Street, on THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1971, AT 2.15 p.m. On Account THE MAYOR, COUNCILLORS and CITIZENS of the City of Christhurch. The City Council’s disposal of this vacant commercial land, provides a unique opportunity for a modem development within the wide limits of the ; C/3 zoning, in a location only a few chains from the heart of the City and complemented by the adjoining environment, west to Hagley Park, preserved substantially for a cultural and educational area. For a major administrative establishment or prestige building for professional suites and offices, the oppor- ‘ tunity is especially attractive. CURRENT USE: The site is let as a parking lot ■ at $1.25 per park on a quarterly tenancy basis with a total income of $l6OO p.a. TERMS: i Deposit 50% of Purchase Price. ■ Balance over 2 Years. Interest 6i% , Conditions of Sale and further particulars may : be obtained from the Auctioneers or the City ■ Solicitors—- > WESTON, WARD AND LASCELLES, [ 123 Worcester St. Phone 65-859. SHERRIS AND WILSON, LTD, J Property and Furniture Auctioneers, 176 Hereford St. Phone 50-039. ’ 31592 i ! Igartna aaail ! SPACIOUS RESIDENCE ; GLORIOUS SETTING ; MATURE AND PRIVATE, SHELTERED AND SUNNY. IMPRESSIVE DRIVE-IN SECTION, i 3 CAR ACCOMMODATION. OVER i ACRE. 54 HEATON STREET (Opp. Elmwood Park) BY PUBLIC AUCTION in our land auction room, Epworth Chambers, 176 Hereford Street, on TUESDAY, MARCH 9, at 2.15 p.m. We are favoured with the vendors instructions to sell this impressive property by public auction. As a genuine family home, it couldn’t have better address, or be more conveniently situated to all the principal schools, churches, sports fields, etc. —in fact all the amenities it’s so desirable to be central to. The substantially built two storey residence has equivalent 5 bedrooms and generous living space and the grounds, 97.5 perches in all, have an English garden setting with wide spreading lawns, an abundance of lovely, sheltering trees and impressive drive-in entrance through distinctive wrought iron gates. Outbuildings include a glasshouse 13 x 9, work-shop-and 3 car garage with ample area to park a caravan, boat, etc. We confidently invite your inspection which please note is strictly by appointment with either of the joint Auctioneers— WARWICK TODD, 45 Bealey Ave. Phone 40-644, ’ Or SHERRIS AND WILSON, LIMITED, 176 Hereford St. Phone 50-039. Vendors Solicitors: Cuningham, Taylor and Thompson. 131591 3 B.R. HOME .. V ur.i I. ■ i Will a- p obllc Trult t 0 by p u t>. We have been favoured with Uc 'crnrrT instructions to sell by Public 90 WORCESTER STREET Auction on Thursday, the 25th (Next Avon Theatre) day of February, at 1.30 p.m. ..... in our rooms at 90 Worcester On Thursday, February 25, 1971 Street (next to Avon Theatre), 395 WILSONS ROAD the property situated at: Auctioneer’. Note: Sound five IOC tamodcr OTnerT roomed home handily situated to 136 TANCRED STREET all facilities on an easily worked Auctioneer’s Note: A good 2»-3 perch aeetlon^ Outbuilding., sound home on 48 perch section, gar W iSSS could be subdivided. The close S' ou L < *’l Ut i proximity to schools and town be < ood proposition, should appeal to the family man. Furth , r det alls:Vendor’s Solicitors: MILLER and KERR. PHONE 684153, For further particulars: Phone 68-853, A.H. 72-658. ’ ’ r Mou ” 80644! 71370