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Greymouth Evening Star, 25 July 1923, Page 7

PUBLIC NOTICES. EVICTIONS! LIVE IN YOUR OWN HOME IN PEACE AND COMFORT. AYE OFFER FOR SALE the following desirable properties : — SUNNY SOUTH BEACH—Five minutes walk from motor ’bus service, One Acre Land; beautifully situated and well sheltered. An ideal spot. Will sell quickly, as this sunny suburban spot is coming into prominence. Price £350. SHAKESPEARE ST.—Well built Two-storied Residence; Freehold; every convenience. Price £ll5O. Terms. ■ • i SHAKESPEARE ST.—Nice Snug Home. £750. BLAKETOWN — Comfortable Home; splendid repair. Price £47,5. t HIGH STREET—Two-storied Residence and Shop; with every convenience ; also comfortable Cottage and spare section. The business is worth £350 per year clear profit. Stock can be taken at valuation. Price £2lOO the lot. .

sections. > We offer, on account of J. McLean, Esq., the whole of his desirable FREEHOLD SECTIONS, just off Shakespeare St. The land is thoroughly cleared and well drained, and will make ideal building sites. Price £2OO per section. Full particulars on application, and as there is keen demand early application is necessary.

MACKAY ST.—Valuable Building Site, opposite Town Hall; back and side entrance. When you realise how few building sites there are left in the main streets, it would pay you toconsider this at £650. Very easy terms. MURRAY STREET—Comfortable Sixroomed Home and Sparc Section. Price £650. SOUTH BEACH—Three miles from town, right adjacent Railway Station, 14 Acres Land and Cottage. A bargain at £B5O. This would make a fine poultry run, besides keep three COW’S. For full particulars, apply to the reliable agents, TANSEY & CO. (J. W. GREENSLADE) 3IACKAY ST., ::: GREYMOUTH. NANCARROW AND CO. (Established 1869.) LAND AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS MACKAY STREET, T HAVE FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE PROPERTIES: - SHAKESPEARE ST.—£3oo, Freehold Section, 48 perches; all cleared, fenced and ready to build on. The, best available section in this favoured street. COWPER ST.—£4so, Five-roomed Dwelling ; hot and cold water, gas, etc. Only 10 years old. Excellent condition. HIGH STREET—£I2OO, Quarter-acre Freehold, commodious residence ; in splendid condition; every modern convenience. WINNIE ST.—£loso, One-fifth acre, Freehold, with up-to-date Residence. Pit hearths, wardrobes built in, hot and cold water, p.w.c., gas, etc. Built just before the war, and cost the owner over £lOOO to provide s ction and build. HIGH ST.—£sso, Quarter-acre Free hold, known as the Tennis Courts. Undoubtedly the best available section in High Street. SHAKESPEARE ST.—£Bso, account Mr. Wi R. Scott, Modern Dwelling of five rooms, plus conveniences. We can arrange easy terms for tins pro-

perty. HIGH ST.—£Boo, Up-to-date Sixroomed Dwelling; one-eighth acre, Freehold ; every modern convenience. Exceptionally easy terms to a good client. MARLBOROUGH ST.—£lBs, eacti three Sections, quarter-acre each; Freehold ; cleared and stumped and readv for building on. We are prepared to erect modern bungalows on these sections and arrange finance. Forty of the latest and best designs to choose from. COBDEN—Fine Residence on Nelsen Quay ; one of the best in tins progressive township ; well laid out section ; good garden ; £630. Bright Street, Dwelling, £565. Clifford St., new Dwelling, £525. FARMS —Barrytown, 170 acres ; 40 cows, etc. ; going concern; £5lOO. Rotomanu, 200 acres ; 45 cows ; on< of the best producing properties on the Coast; going concern £6500. ALSO FARMS in all parts of the district, as well as RESIDEN’IIAL PROPERTIES in Grey and Cobden, particulars of which we shall be glad to supply to bona fide buyers. PARIS, July 24. ' Mrs Warren, wife of the international gang leader, charged with being her liusbajid’s accomplice, was sentenced to three years’ imprisonment and ordered to repay £23,000 sterling stolen from Sir William Cockerline. LONDON, July 24. Sir J. Cook and Sir .1, Allen are proceeding to Geneva for the meeting of the Mandate Commission on August 2. Sir .1. Cook is participating in Nauru and New Guinea, and Sir J. Allen in the Nauru and Samoan discussions. SYDNEY, July 25. Walker is unavailable for the New Zealand football tour. LONDON, July 24. Mrs Russell’s appeal (against a divorce decree) was dismissed.