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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXX, Issue 15041, 8 July 1909, Page 12

H. MATSON & CO. MATSON AND CO.' AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. 161, CASHEL STREET. OKLY £575 omr - A SACRIFICE. OWNER LEAVING CHRISTCHURCH IN TWO WEEKS. NEARLY New House of 6 rooms, all large ones, pantry, scullery, bathroom, hot and cold water service, plastered and papered, lift stud, arched hail 6ft wide, centre flowers, tiled grates and hearths, picture moulding, everything thoioughly up-to-date, detached washhouse, copper, tubs and taps, fowlhcmse and run. The house has two bay windows and fine appearance, standing on high and dry section of nearly i-acre, well laid out in lawn and garden in front, fruit trees and vegetable garden at rear, well fenced, eic. Lose no time in insoecting this bargain. 06-4 H! MATSON AND CO. £350. FERRY ROAD (just off), close to PowerHouse and Gasworks.—Comfortable 4-roomed House, bui't on concrete foundations. Mastered b--'1 papered, centre flowers, scullery, washhouse, copper, tubs, taps, force pump, connected with main sewer, gas laid on, verandah, lovely J-acre section, asphalt paths, garden laid out in lawn and flowers, vegc'ible garden, fruit trees, fowlhouse and run, ell fenced, situate only two minutes' walk from tram; good locality, close to school. See us at once re the above. It is too good to be long on the inurket. L 4-29 H. MATSON AND CO. ONM £450. SYDENHAM BARGAIN. NEARLY NEW HOUSE of 5 good rooms, plastered throughout, pantry, Ecullery, bathroom, hot and cold water service. Sydenham high-pressure water supply, also artesian tr. Eection; washhouse, copper, tubs, taps, concrete foundations, verandah, asphalt paths, lawn and garden, fine corner eection, high and dry. This is the cheapest property wo know of in Sydenham, and is situate on onechain street and corner section. Call at once for further particulars and card to view. S. 6130 H. MATSON AND CO. FAVOURITE PaPaNUI 3J. ACRES AND SPLENDID 6-ROOMED HOUSE. £955 NEARLY NEW HOUSE, 6 large and lofty rooms, all in thorough order, concrete foundations, verandah, bay wicdow, conservatory, large greenhouse, also new stable, trapshed and feed-room, p:gst:es. room for ahor* 20 pigs, 300 young fruit trees of the best kinds. The land is well cultivated and will grow anything. This is without doubt the cheapest property of its class at present on tha market. See us without delay, and we will drive you to inspect P. 6-20 H MATSON AND CO. ST ALBANS. - ROUGH-CAST BUNGALOW. f»Kf>K— NEW Modern Rough-cast BungacW'JOJ low House of 5 large roomq, pantry, scullery bathroom, lavatory basin, all pos«ibie modern conveniences, standing on high and dry section of about i-acre, with 1 chain frontage; situate in St Albans, on good street, close to Papanui Roid. We can recommend this property as real good value. See U 3 at once- re the above. It is too good to last long. S.T.A. 5-43 H MATSON AND CO., LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, 164, Cashel Street. Telephoni Nos. 1147, 3. 944. H. B. SORENSEN. FRIDAY, JULY oth. S-'o Eleven o'clock. " B. SORENSEN will Sell by Public JLL. Auction, at his Yards, Lichfield StreetSeveral Thousand Feet TIMBER '(dressed), Linings, Floorings 4J s 1, etc., Scantlings, BJ>. 6 x 3, 6 x 4, etc., 1 Circular Tank, Door Frames (new), 1 New F.ronl Door. Palings 5 and 6ft, 50 Rolls Felting, 1 Range, Sari - 1 S.F. Plough, 2 Cheese Presses, Barro Sundries. H. B. SORENSEN, Auctioneer. 1845 HILLARY & BAXTER. ILLARY AND BAXTER, 122, MANCHESTER STREET. CHOICE BUILDING SECTIONS. BISHOP STREET, finest position in St Al bans—Grand Section, 35 percho3, with full chain frontage; no peat; £220. SPRINGFIELD ROAD, wide part, western aspect—i-acre Section, well fenced; £250 Must be sold. ST ALBANS ESTATE—Several Grand P-uiid-ing Allotments from £lO5 each. Cail and see plan. ENSOR'S ROAD, just south of Opawa Road —Splendid Building Site, one-third acre partly paling fenced, share in deep well; a magnificent site for a good house; £250 A bargain. OPAWA ROAD—Grand i-acre Section, feno ed; £2lO, One of the best sections left NORWICH STREET, Linwood—Two Good i-acre Sections, £l3O each; would make three good building Eites. BUCKLEY'S ROAD—Tho Best Section on the road, quarter-acre, well fenced, etc.; £l4O. , HEREFORD STREET, Linwood—Very Fine. Part—i-acre High Section, well fenced, orchard and garden, sunny aspect; £250, any reasonable offer considered. Being sold in a deceased estate. ROLLESTON STREET, North .Linwood-A-acre Section, fenced and ready for cuild. ing on; £2OO. HAY STREET E., Linwood—Several Good t acro Sections from £6O each. TABART STREET, Opawa Estate Fine High i-acre Section, partly fenced; £lls. MERIVALE, Goou Position—Corner Section, 2 chains x 1J chains; £320. LOWER RICCARTON, just off Main Pcad—-•J-acre, Grand Corner, would make five good building sites; £235. WESTON'S ROAD—Splendid Sunny Qu<rteracre Section; £225. FENDALTOST—2i Acres, well fenced, and planted with choice shelter trees. in ideal spot for a good house; £390. An offer in reason considered. MONCITS BAY, Bay Yiow Roa<l, *> B best position—i-acre, High Section, £4B; cost £55 four years ago. Must be sold this week; owner leaving Chriatchurch on Saturday. SUMNER, Good Part—Grand Section, i-acre, well fenced and cultivated; £2OO. MAXWELL STREET, Lower Riccarton Pino i-acre Section, ready for building on; £lO5. HILL'S ROAD, St Albans—Splendid i-acre Building Section; £123. The above are only « few of tho MANY DESIRABLE BUILDING SITES vre have for Salo. HILLARY AND BAXTER, ESTATE AGENTS, 122, MANCHESTER .'.TREET, Between Hereford Street and Cashol Streot. CHRISTCHURCH Railway Station (handy to)—Modern 5-Roomed' Cottage, substantially erected and finished throughout, with first-class furnishings. Stylish, bold apuearaaice; on high section, faring north; £473. Say, £35 cash. J. G-. BANNERMAN, 117. Colombo Street. /COUNTRY - StoTe7"To""' \J church (very old cs^ u .,» u ™, hands). Owner leaving district, and sell. No goodwill for business, low price iv.i freehold; £430. J. G. Banuerman, 117, Colombo Street.