Properties Wanted BURNSIDE Westburn area. Cash to $68,000. Perm. mat. preferred but w’board if In good condition Is OK. 3 bdrms. On tidy section. No objection to redecorating. Urgent, immediate Inspection. Phone 790-246 Neumann Real Estate MREINZ, a.h. Reg McKenzie 517-594. CASHMERE, Lower. Valued client requires perm. mat. home up to $150,000. If you can help, please phone Keith Soper 794-120 for confidential negotiations. Kent Prler Real Estate, MREINZ, a.h. 555-851. DESPERATE cash buyer to $130,000 requires 3-4 bdrm family home handy to St Margarets College. Must buy Immediately. Possession early April. Phone Collin Hannah, Riccarton Real Estate 487-029 a.h. 518-536. MREINZ. EASTERN SUBURBS. I have buyers wanting homes east of city, price vicinity, $40,000 to $75,000 approx. Most have either sold their homes or are first home buyers with finance arranged. Prompt Inspection and appraisal without obligation. Please phone Bob Kllloh, 799-596, a.h. 427-141, Rathle James and Co., MREINZ.
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