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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIX, Issue 14682, 13 May 1908, Page 11

rHHMffißff!M.ffmw.H«W! aopart-iea For Sale or To Lot. EAST AND EAST. EAST, RESTELL AND EAST, Land and Estate Agonts, Cashel Street, corner Manchester Street, have received instructions lo SeJl the balance of. the UNSOLD SECTIONS in the subdivision known as the BOWDEN BLOCK, Lincoln Road. This subdivision is located near to the 2d section on the Lincoln Eoad, and is within convenient walking distance of the Addington Workshops. SPLENDID RESIDENTIAL SITES. GOOD GARDEN GROUND. Sections face on formed streets. Concrete channelling. Sidewalks asphalted. Good drainage. For convenience of position and excellent aspeot these sections CANNOT BE, SURPASSED. TERMS EASY. TERMS EASY. LOTS FROM £7O EACH and UPWARDS. 10 Per Cent Deposit, to Per Cent in Three Months. 10 Per Cent in Six Months. Balance oan bo arranged on Mortgage at current rates of interest, or the whole of the purchaso money can be paid off by monthly instalments. Tlie buildings which have been erected on the sections already sold comprise some_ of tho prettiest villas in the suburbs of Christohurch. ' REMEMBER, There arc few subdivisions within the 2d section on which the prices are fixed so reasonably low, within the reach of all, so BUY NOW, as a rise in prices may take place any day noon. Call to see us, and if you require a property in any other locality we can suit you. EAST. RESTELL AND EAST. WE also offer a few Exceptionally Good BARGAINS. Particulars: LOT 1. bs, hot and cold!, 33 perches land. This property can be sold on a very small deposit, and balance arranged to 1 suit a buyor on terms which out at merely a rental. And we invite inquiries and inspection. LOT 2. A PROPERTY at Sumner, Half an Acre or thereabouts, Esplanade and Nayland Street frontages; one of the few remaining places that oan be utilised to give a futuro owner sf the Nayland Street section access to the Beach, and the occupier of the comfortable ind up-to-date residence of 9 'rooms and all —-•— ces . a walk out to Nayland Street, ■cognised an essential thing for the • beach frontages. The property as a whole is in the market for a limited time, and at tho price a'sked, £llOO, it is a genuine bargain. LOT 3. £7 10s PEE ACRE—A Model Farm. Tho cheapest on the market. 246 Acres, subdivided into 10 paddocks, well fenced and watered by natural streams; 200 acres flat, balance low hills. All sweet country; wintered 2 sheep to the acre. Improvements consist of house 8 rooms, stable, barn. 8 cow nails and other necessaries. This property is handy to township and creamery, and at the above figure, with easy terms', is a ohnnoe to be taken without delay. LOT i. . CITY INVESTMENT—Section 33 Perches, with a frontage of 102 feet on one of the main city streets. The growth of Chrisichurch i 3 so singularly steady that these vacant sections are one by one disappearing and giving way to the builder. Consequently the values are on the increase, nnd early application is necessary. LOT 5. NEW BRIGHTON—A Comfortable House of 6 Rooms, facing the sea; J-acre section, level. Don't rnisa this at the low figure of £lB5. LOT G. £-195—RICCARTON ROAD, close to tram and City—A nice Modern 5-Roomed House, plastered, verandah, centre flowers, gas, wardrobes, cupboards, bathroom, basin, etc., v. blinds, bay windows, scullexy, pantry, windmill and tank, washhousc, fixed tubs, taps, copper, splendid 1-acre corner section, highest in locality. A real nibble. Fol. 15 LOT 7. £3SO—ADDINGTON, Selwyn Street, 5 minutes' walk from Id section tram—New 4-room-ed House, plastered, bathroom, lavatory, basin, gas, tiled hearths and grates, centre flowers, picture mouldings, hall, pantry, scul- ' lery, basin, etc. Asphalt paths, sunny aspect. . A chean property. LOT 8. . £7SO—ST ALBANS, close to school and City—One Acre of Rich Land, splendid frontage, modern 6-roonied house, plastered, bathroom, verandah, large dining-room, all other conveniences, detached washhouse, copper and tubs. summeT-house, 100 choice full bearing fruit trees. A snug, cosy place. A snip. Tho abovo are only a few of the numerous bargains in properties which we can offer, and wo invite einquiry, and shall be glad to . most intending buyers. EAST, RESTELL AND EAST. JuOCK & STOCKWELL. £6OO. LOWEB RICCARTON—WeII-built 5-Room-ed Yilla, large kitchen, bathroom and washhouse, tantry, scullery, workshop, verandah, 8 fireplaces, artesian water supply; section of 41 perches; 3 minutes from tram; in fashionable street, near Park. Facing N.W. Sunny aspect; good garden, fruit trees, etc.; »3phalt paths. „„.—J!- 2 ? 2 LOCK AND STOCKWELL. £625/ KERIVALE—G-ro-med House, verandah, conservatory, bathroom, largo kitchen, pantry, washhouse, scullery, storeroom, ij-acre, orchard, lawn and shrubbery; only one minute from Papanui Road tram, in fashionable etreet. This is really a bargain. F3BO LOOK AND STOCKWELL.. £690, ST ALBANS—ReaIIy well built House of 5 rooms, plastered throughout, only buili 3 months, verandah front and side, bathroom, h.w. system, ram and tank, every convenience; full 1-acre, high, dry and 'sunny, near tram in fashionable locality. F 279 LOCK AND STOCKWELL. £675 BECKENHAM—WoIL-built modern Villa of i rooms, verandah, bathroom, h.w system, gas, every possible convenience, nice garden, well laid out; J-aore, near tram; dry, healthy position, in good looality. FlB4 LOCK AND STOCKWELL. £IOSO. MERlVALE—Charming Gentleman's Re- ,.:.] „t g rooms, with large conservatory drawing-room, large hall, kitchen, pantry, detached washhouse, scullery, every possible convenience. Large section, d-acro, 2 chains frontage; garden well laid out in orchard, kitchen garden and lawns; 2-stall stable, loft, trapshed, fernery, fowlhouses, etc. Two entrances to fashionable street. Only one minute from tram. Ideal medical gentleman's residence. Fll9 LOCK AND STOCKWELL. £475. FENDALTON —4-roomed House, plastered, verandah, large kitchen and hall, artesian water supply, h.w. system; over J-acre, good warden. Owner is open !o consider offer. F6l k LOOK AND STOCWKELL. £250 c f 57 perches, 200 tge, ISS links deep, high paling and holly fence, with splendid trees, sunny, blight and high site for house; neax tram in most fashionable neighbourhood. F 73 LOCK AND STOCKWELL, 191, HEREFORD STREET (opp. United Service Hotel). north canterbury. foe Tale. :EEP RUN. comprising 1900 acres of extent fattening country, situated close ro sea, and under 3A hoars' rail jourr.oy from Christclntrch. New G-roomed Homestead, jbeepyards, stable, etc. WINTEES OVEJR 2300 SHEEP. .CIQOO can remain on second mH" 3I ' 1 ' PRICK £0 5s PER ACR! F. H. LARATT, 165, Hereford Street, Christenurch. qiO LET, TO LET.~Papar.ui Eoad, 10 Ji rooms, furnished or unfurr.iahed, J-acre, possession at once; Spreydon, i rooms, 9s: St Aibans, 5 rooms, every convcniei.icc, £1; St Albans, 1 rooms, 10s; 'Linwood, 8 rooms. C7J or offer; Liuwoocl, 5 room 3, 12*; Liuwood-, 7 rooms, 25s or offer; Papanui, 5 room 3, 21 acres land; City, 7 rooms. £1; City, 9 rooms, 235; Sumner,"B rooms, 17s Gd; Linwood, 9 rooms, 235; City, large warehouse, 30a per week; and many other houses. PEABSLEY AND LANE, 71, Cathedral