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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXV, Issue 9430, 3 June 1891, Page 8

Lake and. Evans. CHEAP PROPERTIES FOB SALE, TO CLOSE A MORTGAGE ACCOUNT. TO CONTRACTORS, WORKING MSN AND OTHERS. • ADDINGTON. POE SALE, In 1 Lot or Separately. ADDINGTON (Near Side School), GRAVEL PITg—KtSSi.’S! A grand nibble for a Contractor. Also, ADDINGTON ‘(Close to above) 3 REALLY WELL-BUILT A iQWC in fact, too well built, each in.'UTJDi fJ with about J.Aoro section. Also 1 COENEE BUILDING SITE and 3 OTHER SECTIONS. These Properties—being sold to close a Mortgage account, which must be wound up—are not hampered with any absurd reserves, but are to be BUUQHT a REAL BARGAIN, and TEEMS will be arranged to suit the buyers’ convenience. Further particulars from LAKE & EVANS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, TALUATOES, LICEN SED LAND BROKERS, &o, X 220 HEREFORD STREET CHAMBERS. Baggs & Duffy, F B M s QA ACRES, near Eangiora, very fair land; good 4-Hoomed House and outbuildings, being sold by Trustee to close an account at the low price of £8 per acre. C A AC KES of very rich Peat and Clay Soil; good Honse and outbuildings ; 17 miles from Christchurch; very favourable terms. R|| ACRES of Good Rich Soil; House and putbuildings; about 6 miles from town. Most of the money can remain on mortgage, QO ACRES very rich Land on the Canal Reserve; House and outbuildings. Terms given. | n ACRES very good Landon the Canal Reserve, with two houses on it, or would sell 6 acres and one honse. 8 ACRES Shand’s Track; excellent land, good house of 4 rooms, outbuildings &o. £270. Terms. K i ACEB3, Fapanui; splendid land, well fenced; '*2 good House and orchard. £550. Toms. SEVERAL GOOD TOWN PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET. MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE, BAGGS & DUFFY, HOUSE AND LAND AGENTS. 179, Gloucester street, next to Corner of 335 X Colombo street. B. H. Bhodes, ■Woodville, H.B. B. H. RHODES, Xjahd and Stock Aasnsi 70-MILB BUSH, H.B. PROPERTIES FOR SALH(No. 8.) ACRES FIRST . CLASS LAND, nearly the whole area is ploughable 7000 and well adapted for grain growing, and * ‘ ' ’ undivided into turnips; ring fenced and sub II paddooke, and well watered; good house, woolehnd and homestead complete. 26 miles from town and railway station by toad. Suitable as a run or for subdividing into farms. X2 000 . Situated on But Coast. has large rlvor and tea coast frontage and oontignons to shipping place | well fenced and subdivided. Commodious house and homesteading complete. Con. tains a large extent of good agricultural land, and winters from 14,600 to 16,000 sheep. These are both high-class runs, and having a large extent of arable land the carrying capacity could be doubled* Price very moderate and satisfactory reasons for selling. j PAHIATUA AND WOOD YILLE. (No. SO.) miles from Woodville. (No. 48.) &AA ACRES PASTORAL HILLS, limestone uuu and marl formation, all cleared and in permanent pasture, fenced and divided into 6 paddocks, cottage, dip, shed, Ac. (No. 69.) QAQ ACRES. Good limestone and marl bills, vwtf with about 100 acres alluvial fiat, ring fenced and divided into 7 paddooke, good river frontage and well watered, 4 miles trim Pablatua township by metalled road, 669 acres is cleared and in pasture, balance bush (included in this area is 153 acres leasehold, 19 years to run, rent Is per acre). Qfi A A ACRES. Limestone and marl hills, *iOVKf a hout 1450 acres of which is cleared and in pasture and partly fenced, balance bush. Also, various other farms and town and sub* urban allotments in this district. These properties are all first-class land, and the district is recognised as the ptok of tt« 70-mile Bnsh. Per further particulars address t—--1108 VOGEL axaENT, tyoOPVPflg, aff. J Drapery, Clothing, &o< TO-DAY. 1000 DRESS PIECES TO SELECT FROM. 43 IID TO 21s EACH; Superb renoh I&obbs THE MOST STYLISH DRESSES IN CHRISTCHURCH, 47 s 6» EACH. NEW MANTLES, JACKETS and ULSTERS. IMPORTED MILLINERY.: Go Lc BEATS & CO. X7 WE HOLD ONE OP THE LARGEST STOCKS IN THE CITY, INSPECTION INVITED. J. w. PERRY, FASHIONABLE CASH TAILOR) 200, COLOMBO STREET, One door from Gloucester street. OUR Spring Stock is now complete with all the latest Novelties, having made special purchases from the Home and Colonial Market", so giving tho BEST VALUE OBTAINABLE. Note.—Our prices will still bear comparison, and we ask one and all to sea our Novel Display without any delay. J. W. PERRY, 200. COLOMBO STREET. 1282 t