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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIV, Issue 13887, 23 October 1905, Page 10

Properties For Sale or To Let. CHARLES . HILL, V *,' Solicitor. LAND DEPARTMENT. T7VURTHER particulars of the following Properties may be obtained on Application:— WALTHAM—New House, in course of erection, containing 4 rooms, plastered, bathroom, scullery, copper, J-acrs section.. Note the price—£27s. Bargain. KENSINGTON ESTATE, ST ALBANS. The Best, Highest, Driest and Cheapest Building Sections in Greater Christchurch. £SO, £7O, £75, £3O. NORTH ROAD, Papanui—2 Acres good land, ail under cultivation, house 6 rooms and conveniences, outbuildings, etc./ KENSINGTON ESTATE. Large number of Sections already Sold. Buy now at the original prices. East beoom-. ing more valuable. MERIVALE—Pretty New Villa, 5 good rooms, plastered, bathroom, scullery, h. and o. water service, wardrobe, cupboard l and bookcase, centre flowers, gas laid on, picture moulding, section 50ft x XOOft, situated in a first-class locality. Can be bought cheap. KENSINGTON ESTATE. Absolutely the Pick of Greater Christchurch; Eor Residential Sites. Plans on application! OXFORD TERRACE, in the heart of the City—Brick House, hollow walls, 4 rooms, bathroom, scullery, large shed, valuable section, sewer connected; £735. KENSINGTON ESTATE, ADJOINING THE RECREATION GROUND. QUARTER-ACRES FROM £6O. GRBSFORD STREET, St Albans—Pretty Villa, 4 rooms, bathroom, h. and c. water, J-acre, good locality; £515. KENSINGTON ESTATE., Undoubtedly the coming spot for residential purposes. . . Buy now and make- money. Small deposit, balance 5 per cent. ST ALBANS—Up-to-date Villa, 6 nice rooms, fitted with up-to-date conveniences, iacre, well fenced; £675. BELFAST—Two Houses, 6 rooms each, also one House, 3 rooms and shop, together with about 2J acres, returning high, rata of interest; £630. KENSINGTON ESTATE. No Peat, Full Chain Roads, First-class Approach. .Sections Rapidly Increasing in Value. Ask for Plan. ST ALBANS—Pretty House, 6 rooms, % bay windows, all modem conveniences, h. and c. water, V. blinds, J-aore, 20 minutes' walk from G.P.0.; £550. CHARLES HILL, Solicitor, Land Department, 165, Hereford Street, Christchurch. X 3060 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. SUBDIVISION Of j-HB “ GROVE ’’ ESTATE, SYDENHAM, Adjoining the SYDENHAM PARK. SECTIONS SPLENDID DWELLING SITES, High and Dry. FIRST-CLASS SURROUNDINGS. *V• HIGH-PRESSURE WATER SUPPLY ' * PERFECT SANITARY CONVENIENCES And SPLENDID SOIL. / Karcer and Montreal Streets, that it !s intended to continue through this Estate, will be constructed, and, when completed, will be i EQUAL TO ANT CENTRAL CITY. ROADS. , v The Very Best Concrete Channels and vphalt Paths will be laid down, under the Erection of the CHRISTCHURCH CITY OUNCIL. and the Christchurch Gas Comsny will also extend their mains through the ,reels, and gas lamps erected. o Effort will be Spared on the pari of. the Proprietors to make this Subdivision HOROUGELY UP-TODATE IN EVERY DETAIL. - Further particulars and date of the issue of plans will be advertised in a future issue. MONCK’S BAY ESTATE. ' The few remaining sections on this Estate can be purchased on the popular purchase system introduced by us three years ago, and which other agents now'freely copy, vm.: — £1 down and £1 per month. Buying these sections only means holding for a few months, meanwhile the money invested means a Savings Bank at a high rate of interest. Plans of the property are now available. W. J. HOPKINS AND CO., ' Bowron’s Buildings, Christchurch. MONCK’S BAY OFFICE: Special Representative, HERBERT MARTIN, XX9B3

J. T. BELL, BROKER. CATHEDRAL SQUARE. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. WORCESTER STREET WEST-Subsfan-tially-built House- of eight rooms, bathroom, hot and cold water, pantry, scullery, washhouse and copper, connected with the sewer, handy to the centre and schools. 1 £750. WEEDOKS, on the. Main South RoadrCompact Little Farm of ten acres, subdivided and well fenced, house of four rooms, pantry, scullery, stable, irapshed, granary, pig-styes, etc. Only £-160. ~ , SIMEON, STREET, SPREYDON—Newlybuilt House of six good rooms, two acres of first-class land, subdivided into- paddock and garden, well fenced, stable ■ and trap shed. £SOO. • HARPER STREET, SYDENHAM—Good Cottage of four rooms arid. scullery, stable, etc., nearly quarter-acre, well fenced. . Only NORTH STREET, ■ST ALBANS, close to Bealey Avenue—House of six rooms, scullery and washhouse, with fine high section, containing ever quarter-acre. -850. GRESFORD STREET, ST ALBANS— Modern newly-built House of 6 good rooms, bathroom, h. and c., pantry, eoul.ory, washhouse rite., nearly i-acre, in good order, £625. PICTON AVENUE, RICCARTON —Fine High Building Allotments, full quarter-acre, Ci °STREET, - SPREYDON-. Newly-built Villa Residence, containing 5 rooms, bathroom, verandah, concrete foundation, plastered throughout, all well finished, washhouse and copper, quarter-acre section, all in splendid order. £650. , ■ SUMNER, Nayiand Street, handy to the Post Office and Beach—Splendid Coiner Section, containing quarter-acre, _ long frontage, beet position in Sumner. £325. _ . TANKERVILLE, oloee to the Lincoln Road and Tram— Splendid Corner Block, containing over seven 'acres first-class land, well fenced, long doubly frontage, suitable for subdivision. Only £550. . ■ ADDINGTON, adjoining vhe Show Ground* and close to Lincoln .Roadf-Somo of th* Finest Building Allotments in | the from £7O each.