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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 11877, 26 April 1904, Page 12

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. CRADDOCK AND SIMES? \'*l| A. E. Craddock.) -\v. „. ' 1 Q RAD DOCK AND SI M E." V . LICENSED LAND BROKERS. *-. £ LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. -~ § 185 Hereford street. "7>s ______ ~ L ~« * £550. SPECIAL BARGAIN. £$*« -_fe EASY TERMS. EASY TERMS. --jR GRESFORD STREET, **#: ST. ALBANS. ' iM SPLENDID SECTION, well fenced nicely laid out and capital Dwelhug ;M (nearly new), of 6 living rooms and all modem'.Jll conveniences and offices. ~*Si§ Exceptional circumstances demand an sale. The property is a bargain. JSKE CRADDOCK and SIMES, ggf Sole Agents, jgfji SYDENHAM. "^P SEVERAL GENUINE BARGAINS. _\fk DURHAM STREET—J-Acre and Hcus* a_ms 5 rooms, with usual offices and co_TenVj||| ences. bay window, -verandah, etc. £325. S_s BROUGHAM STREET-Capital Sectic**||| and New House of 4 rooms, scullery, b«t-. r <Ml room. etc. £350. '___ MILTON STREET—About i-Acre, fenced,*_| and well planted, and very comfortable Room ,t<*| of 5 rooms and offices. £375. .*&!& THREE UNDOUBTED BARGAINS. JA CRADDOCK and SIMES, -£S Ag«nt» ".;-»>| AVON/SIDE DISTRICT. * "£_ A REALLY Superb Gentleman's Resident* ;-?_ and Grounds iv this favourite locality. iyg Tho House is splendidly built, and contain*/*■£ 7 good living rooms handsomely fitted up, besides every modern convenience. There ax* '"--. also numerous outbuildings, such as coac_> - -* hcuse nnd stable, Btoreroouis, workshop, «ta, , yt etc. The grounds, which contain over ( Acres, are beautifully laid out in gardens, \* lawn, fine orchard, etc.. and there is ample '■'", p-ddocking A splendid -rater - ~r, suj-ply i» laid on everywhere. Everything ia ,-* in the best of order. Price most reasonable S,~ Cards to view from -'* CRADDOCK and SIMES. -J RICCARTON. PQA PER ACRE—A Block of over Bacm "-: *rfOV/ on tram route, in the pink of con- ,* dition, end well fenced and watered. A VMJ .' cheap holding. CRADDOCK and SIMES. Agents. RADLEY. "'^ WOOLSTON EMPLOYEES PLEASE NOT*, - QUARTER-ACRE anu nearly new will- V built verandah bouse of 4 good rooms, ;>. scullery, w.h. and c. artesian. For Sale cheap, ,< Folio 150 CRADDOCK and SIMES. i. \ RICHMOND. - ;"1 4?OQA WILL Secure high J-acre and good y t&£dO\J substantial house of 4 rooms, vaf'lAandah, iron roof, washhouse, copper, etc. At exceedingly cheap and sound investment,' r/ Folio 148 CRADDOCK and SIMES. "^i LOWER RICCARTON. . ,f * IACBE (3 frontages), laid out and pla__J -'."!' and most faithfully built verandah hons* { of 6 plastered rooms, scullery, pantry, b_t_» iV_ room, bath, w.h., copper, good water »op___Ti .»"?§ iron roof, asphalt paths, stables, etc. miS Folio 148 CRADDOCK and SIMES. -,_ _ , ;« ■PlfMX— i-ACRE, situated in tbe best part *• I \J\J ot Linwood, well fenced and pinY _"__t -d, and fine residence of 7 large living rooms, %\I plastered and papered, cornices, gas, etc., hot***!; and cold service from deep well, and all usual' S offices, bicycle room, washhouse and copper, An ideal property in all respects. Folio IS) .-*& and SIMES. «{g 6YDENHAM, iS ANDREW- STREET. *S ■VTEARLY i-ACRE of Ground nicely kid ■-M Al out and planted, and most comfortable : aS and convenient Residence of 5 good living''s^ rooms, besides all usual conveniences. Two ylg fiontagea. Everything in perfect order. ~ 'tS ALSO Vs i-ACRE, well fenced and well built Cottage'^ of 4 rocma, scullery, etc., in good condition,;^ throughout. Locality, Sydenham, close i»"t-« tram. .- > *-Jj ;_ CRADDOCK ana SIMES. .^ BARBADOES STREET. ';&M TRUST ESTATE SALE. ll J?CO C—OVER J-acre, western frontage Jg -WtJt/ti and nearly new modern of 6 plastered rooms, fine hall, arch, *laboiat*Vj|| cornice* and centrepieces, gas, pan try, lery, sink, bathroom, lavatory, w.h. and «.*>&§ bay window, verandah. .V__ CRADDOCK ana SIM-S^y^ city. 4|§| i?9IK—GOOD Section and Home olj||§ oV——L«J rooms, end conveniences, in gOOfJSM condition. A very cheap workman's borne..', Wf?. Folio 150 CRADDOCK and SIM!ES.-%:\ -~ | SUBURBAN STORE AND DWELLING." M WE have For Sale, a first-class business Sjf and dwelling of . rooms and convani- JS ences. Shop ho* a large verandah, and double 3j| frontage, and ia well fitted up: also stable <M traphouse, etc. A splendid chance for aa fl energetic man. Price low. - Folio 199 Qi . . , *' CRADDOCK and SIMES.' . M ______ "-Jp SALE.—BARBOUR STREET, .IK*- to Linwood Railway Station—.frmonti J& T HOUSE, just completed, J-acre, high coaciete foundation*, pantry, and waabhoure, h, and c. water. In*peetW%Jf invited. Low Price. Terms easy. Applr l J«| Joseph Brunt, Builder, Park road, Linw-JOi.^ LINWOOD —Good position, «m-anient iejffi tram 'and centre, Modem 4-room*d|||S Honse, nice bold appearance, verandah, concrete f., bath, hoi water, waahbous*. per, tubs, wall finished. A substantial P&alg Serty. £376. Term* arranged. J. S>___\ lannerman, 174 Lie—field street. ' .---^'^^ FUNERAL NOTICES., ■, ; vfl§i THE friends ol Mrs Hart are invited to attend the Funeral al MmS late daughter, Olive, which will leave denes, No. 6 William street, off street, on Tuesday, at 3 p.m., for tbe ton Cemetery. GEORGE dertaker and Embalmer, ■ , rpHE Friends of Jamas Comer, X are respectfully invited to Funeral of bis late wife, Winifred leave the Christchurch Railway arrival of -25 p.m. train lrom Wednesday, . 27th i_-0., ior ,-9«*«?£§!|)|l street Cemetery. j '-|_ ___m 1 THE Friend* of Mr end Mrs invited to' attend the Funeral late son, Cecil Hackett, leaving- -JhM&%_____ dence, New Brighton, This Day ff»«fllfMf| 26th inst., at 8.45 p.m., for tn* T lii-|>WBg_g Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. , " '*^*W_|| THE Friends of Mr W- Brice an attend tbe Funeral of Jus Ist* vm^ ________ ing hi* residence, 236 Oxford Day (Tuesd-y), 26th hurt, at JJagJgam the Linwood Cemetery. J*. LAMB end W^Bg "TKHE Friends of tbe.late Fred«w_, J- are invited to attend hi* ? w, *^ l _2|f|ra_ ing hi* father's residence. No. 8 street, Linwood, on Wednwday. ik* _W» •* B *S l Pg§ p.m., for th* Linwood C«tmt*«y*j-' j? ____ LAMB and SON. . -*• "IfjiiM 83. f.^_3ai BRETHREN of tbe above LODGE quested to attend the FUNERAL g_*!M9| late W.M. Bro. ALFRED HUGH to leave tbe father's residence: B RflOwWaflM street, Linwood, &30, WEDNESDAY.'_»aVI_*i for the Linwood Cemetery. WlaW |bm"*m| regalia. By otdtr. A. WATT, 9APEY, Secretary. ' * "^BBI GEORGE BABBE '"-"'#11 UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER -',^fl| POLISHED ENGLISH OAK OB BOltf |9 * w——. COFFINS. -* *i__ At* Kept > a Stock for Urg*ai Ord*r*."\|jS Telegrams or Telephone Ordsu br s hjW-||M_H Day Bectiva ——mediate AUa-tkm. . ff_l_m_ OFFICE: 63 DURHAM STB-ET SOlfflOH] WcHkabop*, etc., 232 and 284 8t Aaa_A aUaWMM f Tcleshom* 7ZL "" :^ctl W. AND H. LANGFORD, : FUNEBAIr DIRECTORS: ~-WSffl& THE Oldest New Zealand Firm. Eniliij__ai irq _ Speciality-Th* Trada .^IKs«HH| Telepbone: Office -.2, Address: 182 Casbel atnet, and •N.-^gnH| JL AM B AND wi|ipP * UNDERTAEEBS >_B_—B-bJ EMBALMERS, ''. •* No. _, LICHFIELD _nt-_!EX^4^^S| Telephone S3J. t - "•'.*&■' ADMLRAL BLUE.' -~ " .*'■ '^^H HONESTLY SUPERIOR TO AST 1 S * :,^H| MRS B. C. BROOKE. EasUra Laundry. -'li^__|