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PROPERTIES FOR SALE. LAKE AND SOME DESIRABLE TT O IT S E PROPERTIES •"• FOR , SALE. CARLTOX. very auractive position—New and r«ar'.v mcd*ra H«it« of 6 rooms, ard every convenience, about i- nt -' rc, - Almost immediate pc=s?.ssion. . WI>."CHE3TER STREET. ilcnva.c-A.-•nof. r.m bouse of T gcod rooms, bathiooir. ih. and c), and offices. J-acre, nicely laid ST. JAMES 'STREET. Linwood—House, cf f> rooms, bathroom \h. and c), etc.. etc. i-a>-re, wtil fenced and planted. WORCESTER STREET. Citv--Hcuse of S rooms, ba-throom. p*n!rr, scullery, washhoiiF". dr.. about J-ncrc. KILMORE STREET. City-House of 8 pood rooms, bathroom ih- «r.d <•.}, and other cfii;e.-». etc.. J-acre. XORTH BELT—H"«s« "' 3 P r<, "i rooms. Kithroora with hot. and cold vatpr. e.cu!;ery, laree w.s»hhousp. stnhles. etc. g-ncre of land. MADRAS STREET X.—Xearly new house oi 6 rooms, bathroom, with hot and cold water. »r.d other offioos, »-ncre. KILMORE STREET iCity)—Hou?e cf J srullerv, wa?hhou>-. •■:'■ J-Bcr". all in good order." Pr.c? now reduced to £VSO. ARMAGH STREET ,Citr>—House_ of 7 rooms, bathroom, with hot. a no. r.tU'l water, and other officrs. 27 per-:-hes oi iav.d. SPKIXOFIELD KOAP. St. Albar,s--r,ood hous.i» ct 8 rooms, hathrcor.i, scu'.'.ery. etc.. stable?, pla«shouse, ere, *-acre, well cultivated ar.ri planted XORTH BELT—Modern hou?o of 6 rooms with every convenience, nearly J-acre, i:;ceiy a CAM U BRinr,E TERRACE-A really wellfinished bouse of f, rooms wi'h every modern convenience, i-acre>. LAKE AXD EVANS. LAND AND ESTATR AGENTS. ETC, 139 CASHEL. STREET.

J. T. BELL, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. PROPERTIES FOR SALE OPAWA, convenient to the- Railway Station and Coach—AYell-built Family Residence, containing 0 poems, verandah, pantry, scullery, linen press, cupboards, etr-., s!'jb!i\ carriage, shed, wood shed, fnwiynrds, and other outbuilcJin;*?, wrth about. 2} acres, securely fenced, and subdivided into paddnrks. and pardon, or with paddock of three acres adjoining. MOWBRAY STREET. Sytlnnham—Newlybuih House of four large rooms, bitthroom, scullery, pantry, wa-shhnuse. and copper, fowlhouse, good section, northern frontasre. OP&AVA—Fine. Corner Building Section, on high terrace, overlooking the nvor, close to the railway station, containing over ono acre. RICCARTON, Waimari road—l6J acres of fir&t-c'.ass land, wo'.l-fe.nced and subdivided into paddocks, orchard, and garden, v.-ell-built modern- residence of ten large, lofty moms, bathroom, pantry, ecullery, woyhhouse, and c-opper, ample stabling, cowsheds, and outbuildings. LINCOLN ROAD (near)—A Few Building Sections, high and dry, and close to the workshops. Easy terms. RICHMOND, street—Well-built House of 1 rooms and scullery, pantry, bathroom, hot and coid wa.+e.r laid on, hall, verandah, concrete foundations, about quarter-acre, fenced, and planted. SPRINGFIELD EOAD. close to the North belt—First-class Quarter-acre Building Sections. LYTTE-LTON, on the Bridle. Path—Firatrato Building Site, containing £ of an acre, securely fenced and planted, overlooking the Harbour. SALISBURY STREET WEST, near Victoria street—House of four rooms, hall and vtrandah, plastered, slate roof, bath,, washhouse with copper, stable and coachhouse, back entrance, garden well stocked with fruit trees, within a taw minutes of the Post Office. ITT RESIDENCE, near Colleges, Milseum. Gardens, Avon River—Substantial House with 9 rooms, bath, h. and c. water, and ell offices, together with full J-acre. £1150. H. Mateon and Co. 69

VICTOR HARRIS. NORTH BELT—On behalf of Mr Maurice Harris, "Turret House," with 1 acre cr in sections. Also, "Tauada," X. Belt and Montreal street, an "ideal" residence. CITY, Salisbury street—A nice House of 6 rooms, bath, etc., nearly J-aore. Cheep at £600. 67 PAPANUI ROAD, just off—Modern House of 6 roouie, batih (h. and c), high section deep well, 2 verandahs, etc. Price £675 only. Owner leaving. MARSHIiAND—IO4 Acres, pick of district, good house, etc. £900. ST. ASAPH STREET—A nice 5-roomed House, stable, etc., good section. Price £220 Ot IJpPBB RICCARTON—A 25-Acre Farm oi first-class I/and, Rood House, orchard, and suitable outbuildings. £47 10s an acre cnly. Worth £60. Also a 16-acre irarm. SOCKBIXRN and HORNBY—Several blocks. of Land for sale on easiest of terms to suit buyers. Land very rapidly going up in value. Some with houses also LOWER RICOARTON, Main road—Must be sold J-acre and Modern House, 6 rooms »nd conveniences. Price reduced to £380. LINCOLN—A 50-acre Farm of the richest land. The pick of the district. Block of Houses to b« gold which will be guaranteed to give 15 per cent, nett income free of commission for collection. A sa>fe inveetmeui BAST BELT (near)—To cloee a Mortgage Account-, new Modem House of 8 rooms, just finished, and nearly 4-»cre. Price, £600 only. EAST BELT, City Bide—On behalf of p.n absentee, 2 fine Brick built houses and Shops, with stablee and trap-houses, etc., let at low rents amounting to £104 a year, low rates and insurance. Price £1050. A safe investment. NORTH BELT, near—A Good New 7room House, all modern conveniences,' over i-acre (2 frontages), owner leaving. Price £700 only. FOR SALE—Goodwill of Central Billiard Rooms, 2 full eizß tables, low lent; to go for less than the value of the tables. A pood living. SPECIAL. A VALUABLE TOWN SECTION, with frontage of ovra four chains to three main streets. Present rents £141 a year, can be largely increased, room for severe.', more shops. Owner leaving. Price £1100 only. Most of rno-nev can remain at 5 per cent. A safe investment. LOWER RICCARTON and —Several charming residences ar<t cottages for sale. An old-established butcher's Business in town, with every convenience, for sale; also, ft Blacksmith's Business, in best agricultural district, near Chnstcburch. Also, a good Bakery and General Store for sale. A splendid opportunity to enterprising men. Money found for suitable buyers for all or any o) the above. Wanted, immediately, for cash, the following:—A Modern 7-roomed House, near Papanui road; price £700 to £800. Two Other Modern Houses of 7 or 8 rooms, in town. Numerous Sheep Runs, Farms, Hotels, Building and other Scctione and Small Properties for Sale, in Town and Country. J VICTOR HARRIS. Land, Estate, and Financial Agent, Hotel Broker, and VaJuer. 172 Lichficld street, Christchurch. P.O. Box 94. Telephone 416. NORTH ISLAND PROPERTIES FOR SALE. 5000 ACRES FREEHOLD, GISBORNE DISTRICT— Hill country, about 250 Acres R:t?t Flats, 1000 Acres Bush, balance weli-grassed, winters 2 to 24 sheep per acre, with cattle, splendidly watered. 12 miles from Coast, well fenced and subdivided. Price £3 15s per acre. 2200 acres freehold. hawke's bayLow undulating downs, country, all ploughable, 10 paddocks, 9-roomed House, woolshed, stable, etc., winters 1J sheep per acre, 1000 acres have been ploughed, only 10 miles from rail. Price £4 IPs per acre. 270 ACRES FREEHOLD, WELLINGTON— 30 Acre a rich Alluvial Flat?, balance low hills, well watered by river and streams, good 7-roomed House, cowshed, and dairy, well i and securely fenced, Tailway station two ' miles. Price £8 10» per acre. ! 50P0 ACRES, GRAZING RUN (I°£s ACT), GISBOEXE DISTRICT— All originally bush, all now grassed, except 100 acres Bush Reserve, rtr.t £31 3s per annum till 1912, end of first 21 years, with a further 21 years' leaE? at 2$ per cent, on the unimproved value, well fenced. 13 paddocks, exceptionally well grassfd. winters 2J cheep per acre and rattle, ore house of 7 rooms, and two of 4 rooms, new woolshed, IS stands, all necessary yard?, etc. Offers invited after inspection. The Company will make liberal advances on properties placed in its Books for Sale. The above have all been inspected, and can be confidently recommended. For further particulars apply to TRUST AND AGENCY COMPANY OF AUSTRALASIA. LTD.. National Mutual Building , Customs House Quay. Wellington. CHASLES BATESON, Manager. 4266