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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160812, 20 November 1920, Page 12

AUCTION SALES* 4 • t gMITH, WEBSTER, AND 00* CALENDAR OP SALEb. NOVEMBER. Wanganui... . : . r „ Wednesday.*,, .17i HONEST VALUE, T The attention of Eome-Seekm in specially directed to the '/•Rowing Qonvxlle bargain: New 6-rooraed modem dwelling, bungalow style, situated in a very healthy position, close to trams, on nice level Freehold Section. CONSTRUCTION.—The house is exceptionally well built and finished. Only the very best of material has been used and faithful workmanship put into every portion, the builder having taken into consideration durability, artistic design and finish, and, above all, convenience, CONVENIENCES.—BuiIt-in wardrobes in each of the 3 bedrooms, open fireplaces (tiled) in living room, breakfast room and one bedroom, linen press, crockery cupboard, up-to-date Eautry, gas stove, porcelain bath and asm, oaliphont; wash-house and conveniences all under one roof. This is an Absolute Bargain and will appeal to the most fastidious. True for Quick Sale J61450, (345) . PAIRBURN & FALCONER, 62 VICTORIA AVENUE. WANGANUI, S. M. DIXON, Manager. Land Department, *61200 A YEAR PRIVATE HOTEL .FOR SALE, TbWNER retiring. " casual trade, walk out. Good lease. Big £2500; walk in. N.Z, BUSINESS EXCHANGE (R. S. Badger), 187 Manchester Street, Christchurch. WANGANUI EAST BUILDING SITU A BARGAIN, > Situated only a few chains from Luxford’s store, 2d tram section is offered thds cheapest building site la Wanganui East. The area is onesixth of an acre with a frontage of approximately fifty-four feet. The section is fenced on two sides and back by good five and six-foot close board fences. The situation and locality cannot be bettered and there is no poubt that the section is a bargain for the price asked which ia '■ only *6155. For further particulars and arrangements to view the property apply to the solo agent:, (1062) JOHN FORBES, LAND AGENT. 90 BIDGWAY STREET. ► FOR SALE. —6-r corned house. Close in, no tram fare. BALFOUR AND ATKINS, 41 MARIA PLACE. FOR SALE.—WeII finished 5-roomed house, *61250. Good value. BALFOUR AND ATKINS, 41 MARIA. PLACE. FOR SALE.—Solid 5-roomed house. *655 p. Cash *6IOO, BALFOUR AND ATKINS. HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS, 41, Maria Place, > P.O. Box 390. ’Phono 1604. CASTLECLIFF BUNGALOWS—CHEAP. 5 ROOMS.—With every possible convenience, bathroom, wash-house under one roof, panel lined; bedrooms, bunk rooms and very large living room with several windows, from which the best views of sea front and town may be obtained. Surely you can find time to, inspect this at .£Bso—prewar value. Easy terms. 5 ROOMS.—Westbourne end. Modern seaside residence on ideal site with good view and close do beach. Built two years ago of best timber, wardrobes built in, scullery, copper and tubs, bathroom and ilrst-class motor shed. Immediate possession, PRICE *6750, small deposit, remainder ' at 6 per cent. SEARLI AND COY., H.B. Buildings, 74 Ridgway Street* F. W. SEARLE. V. A. BROOKIB. ’Phone 62. P.O. Box 313*

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