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Globe, Volume XXIII, Issue 2342, 5 October 1881, Page 2

RADLEY. RADLEY. i m° October 13th. FINEST SUBURBAN ALLOTMENTS EVES OFFERED IN CHRISTCHURCH. SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOE INVESTORS & BPEOULATOES, LARGE OR SMALL CAPITALISTS. POE PRESIDENTIAL SITES THE SEC TIONS ON THE SUNNY SLOPES AND HIGH TERRACES ABE IN THJ VICINITY OF CHEISTCHUOH. FOE BUSINESS SITES THE CENTEAI SECTIONS ON THE MAIN ROADS ABE UNEXOEPTIONABLY GOOD. BEAUTY oFPOSITION. HEALTHINESS OF SITE. Close to Christchurch! AND YET IN THE COUNTRY. RAILWAY AND TRAMWAY FACILITIES All that can be Desired. M E E. j7 T. F oei Has been favored with instructions from Mrs Peel to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION AT HIS CANTERBURY LAND SALE ROOMS Hereford street. ON Thursday, October 13th, AT TWO O’CLOCK, All those very choice and BEAUTIFUL SECTIONS OF LAND IN THE VILLAGE OP EADLEY. Situated between the Perry road and Opawa, Comprising 104 BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, Ranging from 14 perches to 2 roods 30 perchei each, having frontages towards the Heathoote River and the Pert Hills, upon Clarendon and Cumnor terraces Heathcote road, Isis road, Sheldoi street, Ashmole street and Selwyn street The completion of the BRIDGE over th< Heathcote at Chriatchnrch Quay places thi property in immediate communication with th( FERRY ROAD, and the construction of th( TRAMWAY will bring it within a few minntef of the CENTRE of the CITY. The OPAWA and HILLSBOROUGH Sta tions on the Railway close to the property oi the South side, afford RAILWAY COMMU NICATION to all parts. The Land lies high and dry, is of first-dart quality, and for general building purposes Cannot be Surpassed. A large proportion of the Sections having fine sunny slopes towards the River, will bo found the moat beantifnl sites for Villa Residences ever offered in Christchurch. The Roads are now being formed by the Road Board under an arrangement with the Freeholder. _ Purchasers will thus avoid the expense and various annoyances bo often experienced n obtaining even a passable road through subdivided properties. The Woolston Public School on the North, and the Opawa School on the South, are both within a few chains of the property. The EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES are therefore undoubted. The Auctioneer desire sto call the special attention of INVESTORS AND SPECULATORS to this splendid property, connecting two rapidly growing centres of population (Woolston and Opawa). Purchasers cannot fail to obtain Large Profits upon their investments. Being outside the Christchurch Drainage District, there are No Drainage Rates! No part of the Suburbs are progressing so rapidly as those on the South-Eastern tide of tno City. Investors should GO WITH THE TIDE. TERMS THE MOST LIBERAL, Viz: — 10 per cent, cash, 10 per cent, in six months, the balance can remain for four years at SEVEN PER CKNT. per annum, with the option of paying off at any time. LAND TRANSFER ACT TITLE. Lithograph Plans can be had on application. Thursday, 13th Oct., 1881, 2 O’CLOCK. E. J. T. FOED, 10-5 9812 AUCTIONEER. HAMS, BACON, PORK, AND CHEESE. THOMAS H. GREEN, ~P|ACON £WRER, BEGS to notify to the Inhabitants of Christchurch and its vicinity that he has OPENED A RETAIL PROVISION STORE IN MANCHESTER STREET, Where, by supplying a superior article at a greatly reduced price, he hopes to obtain a share of their favors. Bacon, guaranteed from 6d per lb. Hams 8d ~ Lard ... ~ 6d „ Cheese ... „ 4d ~ DAIRY FED PORK ALWAYS ON SALE. 9452 LYTTELTON WATERWORKS. is hereby given that it is the intention of the Lyttelton Borough Connell to CLEAN OUT the RESERVOIR on THURSDAY NIGHT NEXT. The inhabitants on the lower levels are requested *o stoie sufficient water for nee for twentyfour hours. By order, fl. J. V. ROGERS, Town Clerk. Lyttelton Borongh Council Chamber, •Ith, October, 1881. 9799