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Evening Star, Issue 22954, 11 May 1938, Page 2

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. N. AND E. S. PATERSON LTD. AUCTIONEERS, LAND AGENTS, SURVEYORS, SHARE AND LAND BROKERS. PATERSON’S BUILDINGS, 163 RATTRAY STREET. WE RECOMMEND THIS—MORNINGTON (nicely situated m one of the best streets, and surrounded by good homes): Very substantially built Home, in. perfect order, 5 rooms, with kitchenette, conveniences are all modern, porcelain _>batn and basin, h. c. water, gas, electric plugs, lighting, nice papers; concrete foundations; workshop; asphalt paths and yard; concrete wall in front, with holly hedge; section a beautiful one, perfectly level, and bathed in sunshine, nicely laid out m garden, flowers, and lawn; well subdivided with hedge. Very cheerful outlook, Also a splendid brick garage. Mr Caldwell, the owner, has removed from the district. The Property is now vacant, and for genuine sale at the bargain price of about £9OO. vuij advice is to inspect. Very liberal terms given to, a purchaser. o UTSTANDING BARGAIN.—NORTH END (excellent locality, beside tram, sunny, A? side): Modern Brick Bungalow, 4 rooms and kitchenette delightful, interior; bright, sunny rooms, expensively papered tiled slabs, spacious bathroom,/ cupboards an«f wardrobes; fine level section, we!l-lcept garden, asphalt paths n™ garage; absentee owner; recommended as great bargain; £IOO deposit. SEE IT. £1.050^ DEPOSIT.—Now .vacant, close Cargill’s Corner: Neat 3-roomed House, bsthot/wvf room, and other conveniences; freehold section; easy weekly payments. Why pay rent? Remarkably cheap little home at £450. DEPOSIT. ALBANY STREET: Comfortable House, nice ap* dtiO" pearance; scullery, washhouse, bathroom, gas for cooking, electric flight, cupboards; sunny freehold. Instalments, 25s weekly to pay off capital and interest. Ideal for a family or letting few rooms. Selling hundreds of pounns below, present owner cost. Cheap property, £625. . *