'Miscellaneous- a horse and two houses for sale'.
From The Liverpool Courier, dated Wednesday, June 2, 1886.
A well-bred brown horse, about 16 hands, five years old; rides well and carries a lady; also broken to single and double harness. Apply Banksfield-house, Bankfield-road, West Derby; or to Hignett Bothers and Co., 66, Whitechapel?.
Ardencraig.- No.3, Southbank-road, with ten minutes' walk of Cressington Station.- To be sold or let, furnished or unfurnished, this detached freehold residence, containing three reception-rooms, nine bedrooms, dressing-room, bathroom, w.c., kitchen, scullery, butler's pantry, cloakroom, wash cellar, laundry, Stands in about 5,000 yards of land. Good? gardens, orchard, greenhouses, Apply on the premises. 25myje9.
Aigburth.- To be sold or let, the desirable freehold residence, 21, Aigburth-hall-road, known as Oakfield; within twelve minutes' walk of Cressington and Mersey-road stations, three minutes of the Liverpool Cricket Ground, containing three entertaining-rooms, six bedrooms (three with dressing-rooms), bathroom, w.c., kitchens, and usual offices. Stabling for two horses, coach house, shippons, &c.; large garden, greenhouse, two cottages, tennis lawn, and small croft, comprising in all about 11,500 square yards. Perfect sanitary arrangements. Inquire on the premises. 1je14
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