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Sunderland’s coastal landmark, at Roker, : the Holey Rock, may disappear soon. For years the rock lias become more dangerous because of the inroads of the sea, and the Seaside Development Committee has recommended the Town Council to cut off the nose of the rock by 100 ft.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE. N. AND E. S. PATERSON LTD. PATERSONS’ BUILDINGS, 163 RATTRAEYORS, SHARE AND LAND BROKERS . AUCTIONEERS, LAND AGENTS, SURVY STREET. PLEASE READ THlS!—Roslyn (close Columba College, Newington Avenue, tram, and golf links); An exceptionally well-built pretty Home, condition as ’new; 4 large rooms and kitchenette, wide sun verandah; the front sitting room is lighted from 3 large windows, has tiled grates, Empire papers; front bedroom has Empire papers and wardrobe; very bright living room, large clinker brick fireplace; bath" room large and roomy, painted white, with a large porcelain bath and basin; kitchenette is spacious, and one side is covered with bins and cupboards, has a gas rangewide panelled hall, arched electric light in each room, concrete foundations. Choice sunny freehold sheltered section, northerly aspect, and a corner with k very fine view! Nice garden, flowers and drying green, concrete paths and yard, detached washhouse, copper tubs, also toolhouse and other outbuildings. Well fenced and hedged. This property was sold a few years ago at £1.050. The house is insured in a New Zealand office, for £7OO, and we conscientiously say that to our knowledge on to-day’s-market there”-is .not ' for sale in any suburb of. Dunedin a property of similar size and condition that can equal this in value. The, terms are £IOO deposit. Immediate possession given. Either for a home or a letting proposition. After inspection the value will amaze you. And the price for the lot is £790. TL 1 Li LINTON ROAD (In Best Position). —Comfortable 5-rooiiied Hquse; bay window and verandah, bathroom, hot and! cold water) gas and electric light, scullery, washhouse, copper and tubs; lovely level freehold; fine view, sheltered and bathed in sunshine. £3O deposit. A compulsory sale at the low price of £690. {'• UMBERLANU STREET (Good Position). —In excellent order; 4-roomed Brick ■ ' House kitchenette, bath, gas, hot and cold water, empire papers; scullery, copper, tubs; freehold section. £BO deposit. Only £SOO.
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Evening Star, Issue 22249, 29 January 1936, Page 2
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586Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 22249, 29 January 1936, Page 2
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