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Colonist, Volume XXXIV, Issue 7032, 8 June 1891, Page 1

: » . - .-•■ ■.■■-...' W. ROUT AND SONS. HAVE ; FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING j PEOPffiRTIEi i A Cottage Property in Kile Btreet, near Alton Btreet, Land 81 feet by 100 feet. To be sold at a veiy lew figure, end en very eaßy terms. Th ree Acteß of Lend, with comfortable Boubp, in Montreal street, overlooking Toi Tot Valley; also, Eight Acreß cf Land adjoining. The above properties belong to Mrs Joseph Gilbert sen, junr., who is prepared to cell veiy obeap. i Ei ght Acres Bill Liind in Montre al t treat, Toi Toi Valley, being Section 796, and Block F6. Belongs to Mr Joßeph Gilbertson. Will sell cheap. ■ . A Snperior Property in St. Vincent Btreet, nearly opposite.the Girls' Sohoolr The house is of briok, is well built, and nearly new. Quarter of an aore of land. - Also a small Cottage adjoining, with 16 perches of land, fronting the same Btreet. At the rear of these properties there are four nioe allotments suitable for building sites. These properties will be Bold at very reasonable prices. ■ A Four-roomed Cottage, with Three Acres of Land, situate at Hope, .adjoining Major Paton's property, and belonging to Mr George Heury Wakefield. The house ia quite new, and is very well finished. There is a good orchard on the place. Price £260. Very easy terms. Two Farm Properties at Wakapuaka, belonging to William and Alfred Gill, containing 115 acres and 53 acres respectively. These properties contain some really good land, and oan be very profitably worked at a small oost. Full particulars on application. Mr H. Buffell's Property at Richmond. The land is laid out as orchard, &c, and is in a good state of cultivation. The residence ia comfortable and oonvenient, and in good repair. The House and Land, situate in Waimea street, belonging to Mr William Patterson. The rooms of the Dwelling are large, lofty, and oonvenient, and the Building is as good as new. The land has a frontage of 49ft by a depth of 176 ft. . A good Cottage with Land (50ft by 144 ft), situate on Waimea Boa ,and adjoining St. Andrew's Orphanage. The House is nearly new, and is well constructed. The property belongs to Mr J. Millioan. Price £280. A very desirable Property in Waimea Btreet. The House is a two-storey one, and is in good repair. There is a quarter of an aore of land, very nicely laid out. A nioe quiet neighborhood. ' : A good Building Allotment in St Vincent sire belonging to Mrs James Mills, having a frontage of 117 ft by a depth of 297 ft. Prioe £70. TO 1457 A r trail fcheep snd Cattle Bun of 2Coo Acres, with House and Outbuildings, situate at Lower ft'ettteze. 3heie aie 600 acres of firet-'olaeß BWarnp land, drained and partly OUltfvatcd. Will let at a voy low genial, or owner is willing to exchange the property for one nearer Torcn. A Cottage at Stoke, with half an acre of land. More land oan be had if required. The Dwelling is very comfortable, and has every convenience. A superior House Property in Washington Valley, belonging to Mrs W. E. Bowe. One let in a double Tenement Bouse in Waimea Btreet. Has just been put into a perfect state of repair. 6/6 per week. That Desirable Family Residence, known as St. Esther ine'e, near Boys' College, with or without the adjoining 6 acres of land. Immediate possession. Low rent to a good tenant. A superior Property, situate in Eawai Btreet, belonging to Mrs Taylor, and formerly the residence of Mrs F. 0. Simmons. The house contains eight rooms, with bathroom, &0., and has every convenience. Land 50 feet by 260 feet. For situation and outlook this property cannot be surpassed. For Sale or To JL^et. A. moet desirable Residence in Collingwood street, belonging to Mr S. 0. Hill. The House is built very conveniently, and the property is in a very nice neighborhood. The land has a frontage of 40ft and a depth of 100 ft. Will be Bold on very easy terms. A Superior Property off Trafalgar Sqoare, with land 66ft by 152 ft. House has Eight Booms, with Gas and Water laid on. Gas Stove, wide verandah, &c

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