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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18573, 27 November 1920, Page 14

FOR SALE OR TO LET. D. STOCK AND CO. OrrQK-IiIKWOOD. S room*, bull* el IDO wood, iron roof, plastered, tastefully papered, leadlights, range and 8 gratea tiled hearths, porcelain bath and basin sewer, H. and C„ pantry, scullery, wash bouse, eopper, hot water over tubs, H.i water supply. ga». LAND just over i-acie, with small eked. This property presents a very nioo appearance. Immediate possession may be obtained. For further particulars eee the agent., STOOK ANp pa ,P. J?QOA-SEEMS ridiculous for • T-roomed dtOUU house and i-acre. Nevertheless, we have such a property for Immediate sale. Nicely papered, sewer, H. and C. pantry, scullery, washhouse, copper and tubs, U.r. water supply, gcs. Terms oan be arranged. To delay is to lose the opportunity of Becunng thie cheap property. gTOCK m 1 rrn— RIOCARTON. 4-Roomed BuncVll iVJ galow and J-Aore, N.E. aspect; casement windows, tiled roof, return varandah, panelled hall, plastered, papered, leadliohts, tiled grates and hoarths, fancy mantele linen presß, wardrobes, porcelain bath and’ basin, kitchenette, H. and C., washhouse, copper and tubs, Eleotno Jnght. Cards to view from tho Agente. D. STOCK AND 00. PQQK-RICOARTON. 5 Booms, BundtuOU galow ehape, facing west, built of wood, iron roof, nun verandah, side entrance, plastered, newly papored, good range and grates, linen proes, pantry, scullery, washhouse, copper and tuba, E. Light. Section is a handy sine, laid out in lawn, garden and asphalt paths. Possession in one week. Coneult tho sole Agent*. D. STOCK AND CO. -CQKA—AN Ideal Private Boarding House, cLJD VJ j 5 minutes from Square, facing north. Nine largo rooms, two-storey, good appearance, built of wood, verandah, balcony, high stud plastered Riid papered, wardrobes, bath and basin, sewer, H. and C. scullery, washhouso, copper and tubs, gas. LAND is about i-acre, with outbuilding suitable for garage or workshop, Ono minute from tram. There is money in this. Further particulars from the Agents. D. GTOCK AND 00. 1 4? oqn—BECKENHAM. Solidly built , i&tJtJ'J house of 5 rooms, iron roof, plas- , tered, papered, tiled grates, good mantels, linen prosS, wardrobe, bath and basin, H. and C., pantry, scullery, washhouse, copper and tubs, gas stove, E. Light, section is a good size, with motor garage and largo workshop. This ia one of the few snipe in Bookenham. Call on us for card to view. D. STOCK AND CO. s f*l i P A—BUNGALOW of S rooms, la r Ai'J-JLOU good locality. This is well-built, ' iron roof, verandah, plastered, panelled, * 1 papered, range and? 2 gratos, nice mantels, ' linen press, wardrobe, bath and basinj shower, 7 H. and C. pantry, scullery, waehhouae, copper and tubs, H.P. water supply, gas. LAND is i-oore, laid out in lawn and garden. No waiting for possession. Let us motor you out and inspect. ' D. STOCK AND CO., ! N.Z. EXPRESS CO.'S BLDGS., 168, Manchester Street. P. L. DAVIES. 1 P. L. DAVIEB AND CO., 1 181, C»Bhol Street. UKALTHY NEW BRIGHTON.—W* hav* JUI u large list of Building Bootions and Donee properties in all parts of the borough, at pricoa ranging from £65 to £2OOO. , P. L. DAVIES AND_Oa : BUILDERS’ OPPORTUNITY. ' X*l AX A— ST ALBANS, North-west, oloye d*e to tram and in flrst-olass condition. Big fiquaro llouso ol 9 rooms, Section lull i-acre, facing north. A few nltera- > Mona to thie property would give a, handr soma profit. , P. L. DAVIES AND CO. ; X*ll K A—WESTON ROAD.’ 5-roomed 1 Sij-idu Bungalow, recently painted and papered, clectrio light and ©very yonvenienoe. An ideal little home. Immediate possession can be given. ) P. L. DAVIES AND CO. J Ttf AO ANT.—We have Two Good MERI- * VALE Properties, 5 rooms. Prices • £1250 and £l-100. r P. L. DAVIES AND GO. ’4»9AhA— GENERAL STORE, 'in good SciuUUv Suburban District. Turnover £f)00 per month. The dwelling is a new Bun-’ gu.low of 6 rooms, largo brick store and 1 roomv sheds el,ore-rooms, etc. * P. D. DAYIES_AND CO. - A? 9 G nA—IIOItN'BY.—3J Acres, all under c£r.i;OU , v/ cultivation. <OO apple trees. 5-roomed Bungalow, electric light, h. and 0., Doulton baths and basin. Tho Bungalow is . plastered and napcrfcd. Scptio tank. ' P.‘ L. DAVIES AND CO,, 60 161, Cashel Street. DEVERETTX. KING AND CO.. LTD. ACRES, Splendid Dairy Land. Owner will cut up to suit buyer. Australasian record for oats and turnips. Rich river silt land. Clydevale, Otago. Only £l4 per acre. Easy terms. DEVEREUX, KING & CO., LTD. OAAp ACRES, benutiul sweet tussock OJUu country. Good house and outbuildings. Onlv £4 per acre. DEVEREUX. KING & CO., LTD. /IQAA ACRES beautiful limestone country. Carries 6000 sheep. 200 head of cattle. £ll'por acre, DEVEREUX, KING & CO.. LTD. DIXAA ACRES. Wintered 3300 sheep, 100 0«IV/vr head of cattle. Only £6 per acre. DEVEREUX, ICING & CO., LTD. e OAA ACRES, only 8 miles from ChristAulf church. Half in wheat. £67 10s. DEVEREUX, KING & CO., LTD. [J IQ ACRES, Drain Road, Halswell, £95 per 2 uO acre. x DEVEREUX, KING & CO., LTD. WILLIAM JAMESON AND SON. THE FINEST BUILDING SITE ON THE PORT HILLS. MT. PLEASANT. iQITUATED on tho slopes of Mt. Pleasant, O less than a mile from tho Sumner \ Tramline, but high enough to got the full benefit of a full Ocean View, three-quarters 8 of a circle in extent, Vo offer a SPLENDID y SECTION OF LAND, about 5} ACRES in 5 * area. Owing to the way the land lies, the i® view from this section can .never bo shut d ou t by trees or buildings. It has been sur- » veyed into 18 sections, so arranged that each '• shall enjoy an uninterrupted view, and easy S access from the load, by means of a wellgraded entrance way. Tho Mt. Pleasant _ Road is noted for its easy grade and pro3, sonts no difficulty to tho motorist. Mt 6. Pleasant itself is rapidly securing a popu- -- larity which it richly deserves, for tho view d of Plains and Ocean is extensive, and, as a .a rule, wonderfully clear, the climate healthy ; and warm and practically free from frost, is The soil is good, and the distance from )f town and tram quite reasonable compared 1, with othor hill sites of a similar altitude. At the price asked, £1250, it would pay to 5 buy this land to hold for future subdivision r, and sale, and to realise its prospective value )f one has only to compn.ro it with the price >f of land to-day on the. Cashmere Hills. The site is worth inspecting for the view alone. WM. JAMESON, SON AND HARLE, 213, Manchester Street,