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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3147, 17 February 1911, Page 8

CHARLES BUSCICE. CHARLES BUSCKE HOMES HOMES SECTIONS SECTIONS FOR SALE. ■ ■■ SOME REMARKABLE OPPORTUNITIES for owning a home in a most favored locality. T¥7HATAUPOKO LAND is rising in ’ ” Value quicker than any other part of Gisborne, soon no good sections will be available Empty Section BALLANCE STREET. 1 & 9 Two almost new kauri built ' houses, each containing 5 rooms and bath-room, scullery, pantry, tubs, etc. Town water on (besides tanks). Fowlhouse on each section, and good picket fence in front of each house. In short, two most convenient dwellings each on full quarter-acre. Very easy terms. About £7O cash, and balance as rent. No reasonable offer refused. . g Corner section, always dry and ready for building on, contains about 25 perches. If a few shillings were spent in ploughing and grassing it would bring £l4O. Price £lls - 4? 5s & 6 liree beautifull y 5 sections, containing 27 perches each, almost the only sections for sale in much-sought Russell Street. Always perfectly dry. Price—£l3o each or £365 for the three; and exceptionally easy terms Y New 5-roomed dwelling with bathroom, pantry, scullery, cupboard set in, wash-house, copper, tubs, etc. This house is most artistically papered and finished inside, and is a very desirable place to live in. Price—£46s. Tepn?—£so deposit and balance as rent. \ • g New house and two sections. House contains six largo rooms besides bathroom, etc. Hot and cold water (bath cost 20 guineas), and every modern convenience. Motor shed, woodhouse, safe, large wash-house, etc. The building is exceptionally well finished of picked heart of Matai, nothing has been put in cheaply. Price—£BSO, is very reasonable. V Almost new 5-roonied house with Bath-room, scullery, pantry washhouse, scullery-tubs. etc. Situated on splendidly dry, level section, well laid out in lawn and flower garden. Very easy Perms can be arranged oii this place, which would admirably suit a clerk or business man of moderate mean's. Price— £62o. • J