EVERSLEY.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14364, 9 February 1911, Page 2

EVERSLEY.

A NEW SUBURB. j Mr James Murray, surveyor, recently acquired a property of about . at i\ ainiataitai, and ho has it into 54 building sections which aie tow in the hands of Mr John Imni , property salesman, ior disposal. I lie Itw township will bo known as Everslev. It is situated in a commaiKung pcsLtion t-o tlie east ol the railway liiie on AVrtimat-aitai Hill, adjoining tlie paddocks of the municipal abattoirs. lc formerly belonged to His Honour Judge Ward, who lircd in the stone bouse which is on it when ho was resident .here. Tho laud \s high aud drv ;uid gets an abundance of sun, and from all the sections n splendid view of sea and liille is obtainable. The property is close to Tuuaru and Caroline Bay; it is easy of access, being served by two ro:u!s leading off the ii ain road at Waimataitai, one at the foot, and tlw other at- the top of Belfield Hill. In addition to these two roads there are others which Mr Murray lias just laid off in sub-dividing it. Approaching the property from the: main entrance on top of Beliield Hill, Westcott street runs north from tho bridge which spans the railway, nnd Richmond street runs south, both streets running parallel with the railway line, which forms tho whole of tho \vestei*n boundnrv. Tlkmi there is a street named Climio Terrace which runs from west to c-nst along ihe brow of the hill, which gives an especially fine outlook from trie sections along the terrace. Climio Terrace runs into Moore street, and the latter serves tho v.hole of the property on tho eastern Ot 6ea side, while Eversley road serves it on the north tide. The property can also be approached by the -track alongside the railway lino from Benvenue Cliffs, this giving a short route from Timaru—much shorter than by road. I i addition .k> the good points already mentioned the sections havo tlie addit'onal advantage of being sufficiently far off the main road to be free from dust —a very important desideratum. The sections are for the most part quarter acres, b?ir,g a littlo mors, •ana others being a little less, and they f>ne all within a very short distance of thi' North End Park. More than half of them are in the. borough, the borough boundary running right across the property 011 tlie top of the hill. There cr.e three houses on the laud_. the 8roomed stone house abovo referred to, a new cottage of live rooms, and a 4rocmed cottage, all of which are for sale with the sections on which they stand. Xono of tho sections present t.nv difficulty so far as building is concerned, those which are not level, having a very easy slope. The prices range from £65 to £125 and very easy , terms are offered—£ls deposit- and £5 ; per quarter thereafter. Further particulars can be obtained from Mr Im- : rio. Mr Imrio and liis salesman will be on tho jgrotmd this afternoon, for tho purpose of showing intending purchasers over the blocks.