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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIII, Issue 10654, 15 May 1895, Page 8

I P?<njoPfc{oa fa? Sal© of To Let. "P UILDING H T SITES POE SALE £3. 1;. BOWEBB* ESTATE AGENT, 258, COLOMBO STREET, Market Place, Christchurch. Telephone 601. RICCARTON ROAD, ju=t beyond “ 'The Bush’ —Sis Capital Building Sites, containing from half acre to nearly one acre. Low price, easy terms See plan at office. , _ , , . CITY, St Asaph Street West—Ealf-acre and six porches laud, haring frontage 134 links by depth 4:2 links. Price £3OO, or would sell half. RICHMOND, Cambridge Terrace and Hoywood Terrace (Imn'iy to tram and. river) A few unsold sections, containing from quarter-acre each. Price fr LIWOOI). Hereford Street (just over Stanrncp-e Road) - Capital Quarter-acre Bunding Sits. CITY. Corner Manchester and Salisbury Streets —Cauital Site for shop or residence. FERRY ROAD, near Lancaster Park HotelSection, having frontage 50 links s depth 150 links. Price £BO. . _ . _ , SCOTTSTON, Papanui Road Quarter-acre, Tomes Street: also. Half-acre, Rishcr Street. Money advanced to build; repay able by monthly instalments. , . , r MNVVOOO, Hereford Street (adjoining mr Coker’s, and opposite Sir Bruce’s)—Quarter-acre; good building site. , , , SYDENHaM, Battersea Street nest Salvation Array Barracks—Section 45 links’ fronlage x depth 153 lints; stood cottage building site. SYDENHAM, Kent Street, olf Montreal Street south (adjoining the residence of Mr Jacques)— Quarter-acre, fenced all round; capital building site. Price .850. * RICHMOND, Stanmore Road —A few capital Building Sites from £6O each, pay able £2 per month, without interest. _., „ . RICHMOND, just over Stanmore Bridge, fronting river and Avonglade—A few nice Building Sites, each having frontage 75ft. A splendid position ior boating men. Hundreds of . flier Building Sites in city and suburbs, particulars of which at office. 009 A 1 HAS HO PIOUS, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. Telephone 437. P.O. Box 179 a, PROPERTIES ROE SALE—SHIRLEY —Comfortable House of 7 rooms, scullery, Ac., 21, acres good land, stabling and usual outbuildings. (15o) TEAM STREET (City)—Quarter-acre Section, on which is erected two Houses, each containing 6 rooms, scullery, copper and verandah. Both houses to be sold for £426. (H i) BUR RON S i'KßET—House of 4 rooms, a.isd and stable, half an acre land. Note the price, £.90. (IS) QUEEN STREET—House of 4 rooms, scullery, pantry ,aud washhouse, eighth of an acre Section, fenced and planted. Price £IOO. 07) ARMAGH STREET, Linwood Well-built modern House of 6 rooms (plastered) servant’s room, scullery, pantry and usual outhouses, quarter-acre Section; worth inquiry. (112) AVONSIDE—House of G t-.ood rooms, scullery, two sheds and stable, 2dersj land in garden, fruit trees and pa ddock. Brice £7OO. MADRAS STREET—Comfortable House of 7 rooms, bathroom, scullery and wash-house, stabling and outbuildings. (204) ADDINGTON, Princess Street Convenient House of 7 rooms, hall, dairy and wash-house, 5 acres good land nicely laid out. My new complete FOB SALE LIST will be sent to any address on application. N 1432 TO OWNERS OF HOUSEHOLD PROPERTY, HTiHOSE wishing to Dispose of a Pro* Jl_ perty will lind a Ready Sale by placing the samein my hands. I have numerous inquiries for the Purchase of Properties of all descriptions in and around the city. Ko Charge made unless the sale is actually effected through my agency. MONEY "TO LEND, ON MORTGAGE In Sums £IOO, £« or £3OO. w. m. oTlivier, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. 193, HEREROED STREET. 51391 eJ • B. JUGGINS LAND AGENT ERETAHUNA, VAAIEAEAPA. For abstract of Property List and further parties lars see “ Canterbury Times ” each week. X3l ’ PROPERTY. ME G. A, PEESCE, Land and Estate Agent of Palmerston North, has a LARGE NUMBER OR FARMS POE SALE. Also Businesses, Hotels, Ac. _ For further particulars see advertisement Sa lanterbury Times." 9860 J. JUGGINS, LAND AND ESTATE - AGENT, BEETAHUN^ WAIEAEAPA, N.I. FARM OR 103 ACRES, all foiled, _ fenced, and in good English grasses j a mile and 4 half from creamery, and good road. Prict £SOO. FARM OP 143 ACRES, felled, fenced and in good English grasses; a new four-roomed house, garden and, outbuildings, within a, mllo of creamery and railway station ; 9 motel road to tho property. Prica £8 per acre. FARM OR 320 ACRES, 120 Acres of which i# in grass, house, stockyard, &c., entirely fenced; 9 miles from Eketahuna. Price for owner’s interest, £IO4O. FARM OF 532 ACRES, in best English grasses, sub-dividod into Svcpaddooks with totara posts and galvanised wire; a non eix-roomcd totarn House, with furniture, tools, garden, orchard, sheep yards ann i dip, &o. Price £6 10s per aero, ■ FARM OF 153 ACRES to Lot or Sell, all foiled, fenced and grassed. This Farm can bo leased for five years at a rental of 7s par acre, or it can be bought for £3 per acre. J-AE3I OF 190 ACRES, 95 Acres in grass, about 50 chains of fencing, good fourroomed house; three miles from creamery; a metal road passes tho property. Prica £700; terms. FARM OF 322 ACRES, all felled, fenced and in grans; sub-divided into five paddocks; » now totora House of four rooms, garden, orchard, Ac.; sheep yards, dip and otho? buildings; stock can be had at valuation-! Price for farm £7 per acre. FARM OF 210 ACRES, all felled and fence* and in tie best English grasses; a noi 1 totara Where; all fencing posts of totarn and galvanised wire. Price £5 15s per aero. Also, VARIOUS OTHER PROPERTIES, FARMS* AND HOTELS. Correspondence invited and promptly attended tt 3715 J. B. JUGGINS. GJilPSllCl, LAND AND GENERAL AGENT, PALMERSTON NORTH, -|-|-AS A LARGE NUMBER OF PROPERTIES * FOR SALE, including —> 3 FREEHOLD COUNTRY. 3 || CA ACRES—4SO in grass, portly fenced, 500 I- 1 "" acres partly level, good sheep country, seven miles from railway by good road. Price, £3 10s psr acre. 198 1 Rij ACRES—AII in grass except about 14 acres. : I" 1 ' shelter bush, nins-roomed house quite new, 70 acres flat land, remainder undulating, well watered by stream, 40 chains from eehool, 69 chains from railway station. Terms exceptionally ■ easy. A bargain. 95 A ACRES. —All fenced, divided into five ttvriJ' paddocks, 250 acres in crop, new six-roomed house, stable, woolshed, sheep yards and all nooes-. sary conveniences, carries three sheep to the acre, j 40 to 50 bushels of oats, good soil, all ploughed, , four miles from railway station, half-mile from salcyards. Price, £8 per aero. 203 /isgk ACRES. —Freehold; nine-roomed hones tao V every modern convenience, stable, coach-house, fowl-house, cow-sheds, shelter-shed, i 1 wool-shed, sheep-yards, dip, pigging land subdivided into sixteen paddocks. One of the best section properties, in the district. 205 fifs ACRE d,—Snug farm, all grass, one acre ploughed, six paddocks, well watered, five, roomed dwelling-house, wash-house, stable, cowshed, trap-house, fowl-house, &c. Situated one , mile and a half from railway station, one mile from . creamery. Must be sold, owner leaving district, j Only £450 cash. Terms easy. 276 I A FIRST-CLASS ROLLER FLOUR MILL, in ) perfect going order, fitted up with all the latest f improved machinery, and having a capacity of s 6Coib of flour per hour. Tho buildings comprise three floors, ,70ft by 30ft, inclusive of engine-room. Forty tons grain put through monthly. The above is a sound investment, being sold on account o? dissolution of partnership. LEASEHOLD. Afi'f ACRES. —Perpetual lease, Makuri, with tc" •* right to purchase; 60 acres in grass, 60 just sown, rolling country, not hilly, metalled road to within two miles of section, land well watered by never failing creeks, limestone formation. Rental, £37 per annum; can be made freehold at any time. Goodwill, £-500. 271 BUSINESSES. —Country storekeeper’s business, doing good trade in small township. Blacksmith’s business, doing good trade. Butchering business, killing six large and twenty small beasts weekly. 3576 , HOTELS.—Two first-closa Hotels,' doing good businesses. Satisfactory'reasons for selling,^^