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Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16848, 31 May 1920, Page 11

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. D. STOCK AND CO. BUYERS AND SELLERS OF PROPERTY. CAN YOU AFFORD, WHETHER YOU WISH TO SELL OR BUY A PROPERTY. TO DEAL WITHOUT FIRST CONSULTING US? -P9J£n-PAPA>;UI, HANDY TO TRAIN. TRAM, and SCHOOL —Substantial Modem Dwelling of 8 fine rooms, with wide return verandah, North aspect, and all conveniences, including eloctNc The House i 9 in splendid order, and has baen recently reno.-a'od. Th-:re a-e ove--3 acres of the famous Papanui land, nice garden and orchard, plenty of feed for a couple of cows. All usual outbuiMings, including motor shed, dairy, cowbye, etc. P->"3onn M -' terms ■will be accepted. £2450. D. STOCK and CO. £1 TILF. liOOb* >r~nr-T3-y CITX NOT7TTI-WEST STONE'S THROW OF TRAM, PARK, an-! SCHOOLS. We were just goin? to say Id sec'ion, bvt it would not b* r.owsdavs. However (he place is so close to Tp-'-ri th.i' t'fma don't matter. B'.'ilt nhout 7 veers, of ce-tionnllv henvv timber, with all possible conveniences, t'lephone. largo Doulton ba<h. A fi'ir-sir"'! eorti n. in. good oHr-r, and nlnco srets lot" of nm. Practieal'y irane- * diat? possession can be arranged D. STOCK and CO. A AA-2- c TOT?Try nn\-rATniv Sr'X'xlyly trrriTV ; W <T 'K OF SOTTATJ-c, ViTY v.—This is »'x' , er)'i''nal vnlu". Th» Bunga'ow st?"dg in p nice se'f""t""i eec'ion j-it*' no-fi ao-ect, bn3 5 rooms, p.ll r>lastered and with hn]] and ''inin<» , -"oom. ranellfd, * all noo^'.b 1 " rr>nvn!o"rf>a PTe connected. "!"rtnc li"ht, fw"r. etc., mp'ojvf* Do-lton Vnth. TV>or n i« no'hin"' on the wrk't wi'hin fi r > n 0 of nronopition. W» th" amenta fnv the v»ndor. and will be pleased to show VPII <V*«"\ r> crricr m. N. 7 pvnnroo (-*n *o ■pTTTT.T>T'\'r:s T.cr xtAVCHESTER STREET. Christchu-vh. 56604-0872 RONALD S BATXyJ^R. TO-DAY'S PROPERTY BARGAINS. SOME VALUES RATHER BELOW THE AVERAGE PRICES ASKED, THAT WILL PAY FOR INVESTIGATION. GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE.—Over 2i Acres, in artistic garden and orchard, with substantial 8-roomsd, plastered Villa, tastefully pape.ed throughout. Garage and other conveniences. Long frontage, 3d cars, Government Mortgage. PKICE £2500. SHOP AND DWELLING going Cheap. Must sell to close estate. Shop with 7 livin i rooms, in good suburb. Uf-ual conveniences, about J-Acre. Oniy £675. and wo can arrange reasonable terms. LINWOOD, handy 2d care. Good 6-roomed Villa Residence, plaste-ed and papered. Has electric light and gas. Government Mortgage. Newly papered. Cheap at £810. CHEAP CITY VILLA. Here's a handy home going at an unusually low figure. Six good rooms, plastered and papered, gas, sewer, etc. Nearly i-Acre, only 10 minutes from Cathedral. Let at 30s. Excellent value at £885. PAPANUI SNIP. 5 Acres, best heavy land, with 2-roomed Whare, handy to car and school. Nothing cheaper at £780. RONALD S. BADGER, 84805-9702 187 Manchester street. E. H. STRIIs GER. FOR SALE, AS A GOING CONCERN, EITHER OF THE FOLLOWING TWO BUSINESSES. /?Qrm OR OFFER for the goodwill, plant, fittings, furniture, crockery, cutlery, and everything except perishable stock, at valuation of King George Restaurant, situated in one of the main streets of Christchurch. doing a Cash turnover of £4000 per year, estimated profit over £800 per annum; rent £14 133 8d per month, with a 4i years' lea«e to run. Business established about 25 years. -P9OC OR OFFER, for the Goodwill, plant, and fittings, etc., of the Pacific Trawling Co., doing % retail fish business. The plant and fittings worth £200. This business has been established for 15 years. Present turnover (cash over counter) £2500 per yeaT, which can ■be doubled by de'ivory of- °-oods. Will ee 1 ] at £100 for goodwill, plant and fittings at valuation; lease of 5 years with option of renewal; rent only £1 12s 6d per week for Shop and four dwelling rooms, E. H.*STRINtJER, Land and Estate Asent, 22-3 MANCHESTER STREET. 'Phone 4717. Box 381. L 5260-3595 FUNERAL NOTICES. ' jAHE Funeral of the late William Francis Williams will leave his late residence,' 460 Wilson's road, Linwood, on Tuesday, June Ist, at 2 p.m., for the Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. 3626 rpHE Funeral of the late James Sydney (Syd.) Boot will leave tho residence of his parents, Mr and Mrs J. Boot, 28 Disraeli street, Sydenham, on Tuesday, June Ist, at ■11 a.m., for' the Sydenham Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. 3624 THE Funeral of tho late Jane Fleming will leave the residence of her son-in-law, Mr George V. Forrest, 327 Manchester etreet, this day, Monday, May 31st, at 11 a.m., for eervice at St. Luke's Churoh, and then to Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB and SON. 3823 HTHE Friends cf tho late Mr R. Smyth J- are' informed that his Funeral .will leave tho residence of Mr W. Dermott, Balcairn, on Tuesday, at 2 p.m., for the Balcairn Cemetery. H. J. GULLIVER. 3631 LOYAL LEITHFIELD LODGE, M.U., 1.0.0. F. "jVTEMBERS of the above are requested to iIX attend the Funeral of our lato Brother Robert Smyth, which 13 to leave Mr W. Dennott's residence, Balcairn, on Tuesday, 3632 P ' m " VT. FLETCHER, P.S. J. LAMB AND SON, FUNERAL FURNISHERS. MOTOR HEARSES AND CARRIAGES • FOR FUNERALS TO'ANY PART of canterbury;. : No. 234 LICHFIELD STREET." Telephone K9Q Established 187.1. OOD, x^i, AND RHIND. . UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS 104 Cashel street. Thone 812. P.O. Box 823, Herbert Langford, John Rhind, 19 London street, 106 Montreal street 'Phone 689. 'Phons 1603. L 4191-8554 George babeell, FURNISHING- UNDERTAKES. MODERN MOTOR HEARSES AND MOTOR-CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS ANY DISTANCE. Office 221. Garage: 235 Durham street. 'Phone 721. Night or D»y. - £7271 FOR YOUR HOLIDAYS. TAKE a KODAK, and retain an interesting record of a pleasant holiday. A KODAK always gives reliable results. We now have an extensive variety to suit a.U pockets We s:ock ever- photographic r® quisite, including Gaslight and Self-toning j Papers. Best Qua'itv Films, etc. E. BEARDSLEY and SON, 117 Manchester street 62728-7339 COpp- Heywood'i). t