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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20169, 23 February 1931, Page 1

FOB, SALE. £1450 OB NEAR OFFER. A PERFECT BUNGALOW HOME'SELLING MUCH BELOW ACTUAL COST. SUPERIOR jftnd Attractive Bungalow of 5 rooms, 2i x IS, ,15 x 15, 15 x 14, sun or sleeping out porch, 14 x 10, plastered and art papered, bathroom, Ifama floor, Doulton tfath, pedestal basin, best of fittings, spacious OAK WARDROBES BUILT.:- The kitchenette is splendidly fitted ivitlr' fine lots Of cupboards, drawers, bins, electric cooker, etc. Everything well arranged tiud under one roof. Excellent garden, shrubs, lawns, g»rage 18 x 12, tool shed, etc. A PRETTIER HOME IWILL BE DIFFICULT TO FIND. (285) HILLARY and BAXTER, 178 Manchester street. H 5735B 1 SPECIAL. SPECIAL. SPECIAL, FENDAtiTON' BUNGALOVV. FENDALTON BUNGALOW. FENDALTON BUNGALOW. The owner* simply has to sell. It's not a question ot cost or what the property is worth. It's all a question of getting A QUICK SALE, so the Price has been Reduced, to ensure this result, io £I7OO. ft'g a Charming Homo, S-Storey. DOWNSTAIRS are Hail, : Drawing-room; Breakfast Rooih, a fid Spacious Kitchenette, with plenty of cupboards, electrio range. , UPSTAIRS: 3 very fine Bedrooms, Large Baleotiy "with entrance from landing, also from best bedroom. , The Bathroom is a feature of the pro irtirty. The fittings are the best procurable. Separate shower compartment and lavatory. . Wash house with the usual appointments, .also incinerator for hot water, (ad well at the electric element), downstairs lavatory. Full-sized Garage. All drainage to the sewer. Quite candidly, this Is the Cheapest Property in Its class Offering to-dfty. CLOSE TO . THE TRAM. ' : GOOD SITUATION. , BUILT BY ONE OP OUR BEST BUILDERS. 7 H, W. HESLOP and CO., 778 Colombo fetreet, ■ • Victoria square. Telephone 81-180, H 5430 ■ £1350 0R OFFEEOARLTON MILL ftOAD, JUST OFF PARK. TERRACE. . SEMI-BUN GALOW, 4 Spacious Booms iind Kitchenette, large Sleeping or Sun Room glassed in ( plastered and artistically pipered throughout, electrio light, heater points, tiled grates, bathroom . with porcelain bath and basin, kitchenette with latedt giisi fctove, suA veratidali, spacious Bleeping balcony, facing north. Section of 30 perches; tastefully laid out in lawns and garden, exceptionally fine vegetable garden, asparagus beds, fotflbouee and ontbuiidihgs. • rITHIN EASY WALKING! DISTANCE CATHEDRAE) SQUARE. CkOSB TO COLLEGES AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS. . . , ! Tram passes (the door. As the owiief has built. a large Residence, this property is FOR ABSOLUTE BALB. TERMS ARRANGED. r ( ; Further particulars ,on application to the SOLE AGENTS. 'I 1t.754. JONES, RfeCROSTIB? CO., LTD//' Cor. Cftshel and Manohestcr (streets. 1 JS72IFP . P&OFESSIONAX. NOTICES. H 'M. CHftYB TAL L, • REGISTERED CIVIL ENGINEER. Patents*. Copyrights, and Trade Marks, Design of Structures, Topographical Survey*, Sltf'orvlsloh of Construction, era.'- - • ROOM 3, P ALGETY'B BUILDINGS, Cathedral sguare, Christchurch, N.JS. • Tel. 31-693. 0281ir-~l A W. BUXTON .and: SONS, LTD;, • LANDSCAPE,,ARCHITECTS AND . COKI ' / 83 PA'PANOI' ROAD, • Chrint church, iP.0.,80x 1280. -'Phone Bi-31»< Palmerston North Brohch, Box IBS'. Let lis assist ton to deslffh.ftnd lay oiit your grounds ,to their-best advantage. 83558 EB. COTT6N, ' AJktJ.C.E,, M.i * " ' ® OO, G.fl.. i Rexistftired v - , . Cphsultmg Engineer,---, Civil, and Structural Engineerings . Commercial Bank Chambers.^ £lion& 33-380. Hereford street. CS39B . ■ ACCOUNTANTS ft 6HABBBBOJC8B& ■SA A 0 J. WI ha 0 rf, 8.. Com., A.P.A.N.SS. r ' ■ Public Accountant, Auditor, And i ' National Insurance Building, , 119 Hereford street., 'Phone 80-029. ■ ' , P.O. Box 7881 ■ ■ W4l6§ • \ ttTM. Jameson and - son. W , (8. JflsneaOh, P.P.A.N.&), INVESTIGATING AND CONSULTING 2l£ M^SItES'rER^STttEET. 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