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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCIII, Issue 10598, 6 March 1895, Page 2

S*?93sa?tisa f.ov Sal© o? To Let. I B A G G S AND JJ* OI'I'T, 131. COLOMBO STREET. LINWOOD. FOE SALE-A BARGAIN. NEW HOUSE, containing 5 large ifiastered rooms, bathroom, pantry fitted with shelves and cupboards, scullery, washhouse, copper, workshop, &c., fine section, over quarter acre, well fenced and planted. Owner determined to sacrifice, and no reasonable otter refused. The above is a chance seldom met with, »s the house is extra wall-built and finished, is new, and the situation unsurpassed, close to tram and close to centre of city, and favourable terms arranged. FOK SALE. HEREFORD STREET, Linwood Modern House of 6 rooms, bathroom, hot and cold water, scullery, washhouse, copper, fine quarter-acre section; all in good order; very cheap. OLD-ESTABLISHED STATIONERY AND FANCY GOODS BUSINESS FOB SALE, centrally situated m Christchurch. Good Profits. Stock at Valuation (estimated at £300). Fuller particulars from undersigned. FARM of 43 acres splendid land, well fenced, good (broomed house, ample outbuildings; £550. Close to township and railway. FARM of 400 acres good land, fenced, 6-roomed house and outbuildings. Lease for sale, 41 years to run, very low rent, right of purchase. 5 ACRES splendid land, Jiouse ■of 5 rooms, stables, granary. Ac., St Albans; £SOO. RUT A Til', MANUFACTURING BUSINESS FOB SALE, £3O cash, balance arranged. Good profits, permanent, and can be extended. Full particulars on application, FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED HOUSES TO LET. Particulars on inquiry. New Catalogues Ready. Large List of Farms to select from. Send for particulars. BAGGB & DUFFY. ** T O PROPERTY-OWNER S WANTED TO BUY FOE A CLIENT, For Gash, AN 8-ROOMED HOUSE AND 2 ACRES, Biccarton or Fendalton Preferred. Also. FOUR ACRES AND COTTAGE, Near the City. Bona Fide Cash Buyers. FARM, 105 ACRES—Springston, only three miles from the Railway Station ; new Six* ' roomed 1 House, Dairy and, other Outbuildings ; ten paddocks. Very easy terms. A RARE INVESTMENT, returning 15 percent per annum. Only £550 required— FIVE COTTAGES and Half-acre, all in perfect order. MONEY “TO LEND ON MORTGAGE In Sums £l9O, £'2oo o* £3OO. W. M. OLLIVIBB, i LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, 192, HEREFORD, STEEET. ' i on' _ ! J. A. DISOWN. xi39i j I"“ J ‘ 1 OXFORD TERRACE (between Baptist Church I and Mr Maddison’s house)—Superior Site, with Family House of 7 rooms, bathroom, Ac. ANTIGUA STREET—Tidy Cottage of 4 rooms | and scullery, with nice garden; handy to town or Addington Workshops. , >V PAPANUI ROAD—Best Building Site left, next Abbott’s nursery. One acre, hut owner will sell a half or a third. AVON STREET (City)-Cheap Building Plot, on easy terms. PAPANUI ROAD—Building Allotments in Halton Road for £SO each, on terms. CASHEL and HEREFORD STREETS, LIN* WOOD—Quarter-Acre Sections for £SO cash; or terms to suit purchasers. SYDENHAM (Huxley Street)—A cheap Section. C. .T. MARSHALL, XII9G 45, Cathedral Square. J 0 S, JUGGINS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. EKSTAHUNA, WAEEAEAPA. NJ. FARM OF 100 ACRES, all felled, fenced, and in good English,grasses; a mile ancha half from creamery, and good road. Price ££•00. FARM OF 143 AGEES, felled, fenced and in good English grasses; a nett four-roomed house, gardes and outbuildings, within a. mila of creamery and railway atation.; a metal road to the-property. Price £8 per acre. FARM OF 320 ACRES, 120 Acres of which is in grass, houso, stockyard, &c., ontiroly fenced; 9 milssfrom.Ekoteih.nnn. Price for ovmer’tr interest, £IO4O. ■ FARM OF 533 ACRES, in best English grasses, sub-divided into divepaddocks with totara posts and galvanised. wire; a now sir-roomed totara House, with furniture, tools, gar cl on, orchard, shoip yards and dipr&c. Pnce.-XO lOsper acre. FARM OF 150 ACRES to Let or Sell, all foiled, fenced and grassed. This, Farm can he leased for ‘five years at a rental of 7s par acre, or it can he houghtfor £6 per-acre'. FARM OF 190 ACRES, 95 Acres in grass," about 50 chains of fencing, good fonxroomed',house; throe miles from .creamery; a motel road passes the property. Price £700; terms. FARM OF 522: ACRES, all felled, fenced and irngrass ; suli-dlvided into five paddocks; a new totara House of four rooms, garden, orchard, Ac.; sheep yards, dip, and other buildings; stock can he had at’valuation. Price for farm £7 per acre. FARM OF 210 ACRES, all felled and fenced and,in. the host English grasses; a new totara Whare; all fencing posts of totara and galvanised wire. Price £slss per a are. Also, VARIOUS OTHER PROPERTIES, FARMS AND HOTELS. Correapondenoo invited and promptly attended to. 3715 J. E. JUGGINS. Hotels, CLUB HOTEL, TIMARU (NEAR RAILWAY STATION i. Best accommodation and attendance; good'sample rooms. W. MANNING, X 1327 Late of the Criterion, Oatnaru. ■WABNER’S ‘ pAMILY and "Q*OTEL (Near the Cathedral.) All Correspondenoa carefully attended to. Telephone, No. 43. CS7I W. F, tv ABNER, CLOUDESLEY’S FAMILY HOTEL, dASTLE H I L L, WEST COAST ROAD. Qne of the finest Health Resorts in New Zealand, situated at an elevation of 2375 feet above the sea level, in a magnificent limestone country. The additions to the Hotel (which is built of limestone) include fourteen well-furniahed rooms. Telephonic communication with Christchurch, Terms on application. £1335 BUS & JITS EAMILY AND COMMERCIAL HOTEL, High and Manchester Streets, Christchurch. Hot, Cold and Shower Baths. The Best Accommodation in Christchurch on the most reasonable terms. Ail communications promptly attended to. P.O. Box 334. Telephone 423. Special arrangements can be made on application to&e undersigned. BURKE, Proprietor. NBVV 2iEA.LA.NDE Li HOTEL, . CHRISTCHURCH, Junction of High, Madras, and St Asaph Streets Five minutes’ walk from Railway Station and Post Office. T. B. GAFFNEY, PROPRIETOR IS New and Modern HOTEL affords superior accommodation for Tourists and Travellers, fitted with every modern appliance necessary nfort. , , „ . , _ tea of Rooms set apart for Private Families, Hot Cold and Shower Baths. Terms strictly moderate, egrams and Letters Promptly Attended to Telephone 501. XilOt, TDER THE “PATRONAGE OF I.E.H. THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH and the MARQUIS OF NORMANEY, Ac., Ac. CLARENDON HOTEL, OXFORD TERRACE AND WORCESTER STREET. EOBT. ALLEN, pq3X- Proprietor. “JOLLIE’B FABS HOTEL, - jH - AH MB B IP' LAIN Great Alterations having been made in this Hotel, and now being under the management oi MRS IDLE, and a good staff of servants, every comfort Is guaranteed to visitors. Invalids -will have spook! attention. Your patronage is sohci to (1 Charges moderate. 7394