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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIV, Issue 13889, 25 October 1905, Page 12

Brans and Fisher. ■ ——— ; ; h EVANS AND FISHER, J. R Evans) (F. M. B. Fisifit 53, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, Opposite Central Tram Terminus. Central—-4 Rooms and cwutiu conveniences, sewer connection; J-acre. Terms, 11R.2 “ and conveniences, stable, etc.'; Jaore. Terms. gy.j "D ED CLIFFS—Cheap Sections for Sale; Xe easy terms. f -S?A r J —LINWOOD—New Dwelling of 5 ItJ g Oo d rooms, plastered, all conveniences; nearly J-acre. Owner left. Terms. A —CITY—T House, 4 rooms and conleniences, over J-acre, all in good order, central, cheap. ■ Terms. 182-2 _pO AA —ADDINGTON;, ; near Tram cwOUu Booms, dining-room 25£t x 12Jft numerous conveniences; J-kore. Terms. A bargain. 132-2 —CITY, North—2-sborey House of w3v)u 10 rooms, bathroom, concrete foundations, etc.; about i-acre. Terms. 118-2 BELT (just off)—Good vX 4-roomed House with numerous ccnveniemces and nearly i-acre. • 110-2 EVANS AND FISHER Land, Estate and Financial Agents, licensed ! Land Brokers, etc. Canterbury Agents for. ■yORHSHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY., 53, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, Opposite Central Tram Terminus. '' Charles Clark. TO SPECULATORS, INVESTORS AND . OTHERS. , A GRAND BLOCK Of 71 A C R E S. ■WINTER’S AND PHILPOTT’S ROADS. ST ALBANS DISTRICT. "TyTR CHARLES .CLARK, has received in ■ i-TX s.ruotioTS from Sit Wa.ter Buller, tha original Grantee, to Offer by Auction, THIS DAY, ■ 71 ACRES, all in grass, being the R.S. No. 1192 and part of 1118, having over 13 chains frontage to Winter’s Road and 29i chains to Philpott’s Road, welt fenced and subdivided into 4 paddocks. The soil js of the very best, and, until such lime, as it is cut up, is -eminently suitable for dairying or market-gardening purposes. ‘ It ts only 2J miles from Cathedral _ Square, ..id in the near future it will undbuhtedla oa required for subdivision. FOE ABSOLUTE SALEI Sale at 2 pun. For further particulars apply to Or 5557 H. S. RICHARDS, 185, Gloucester Street CHARLES R CLARK, No. llg Auctioneer. THIS DAY. CHRISTCHURCH TRAMWAY COMPANY,; LIMITED. (In Liquidation.) GREAT CLEARING SALE OF PROPEEr TIES AND PLANT. ' MB CHARLES CLABK Ijps received instructions from the Liquidator, Mr C. M. Ollivier, to hold a CLEARING SALE, at his Rooms .in Hereford Street,, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 35th, Of Valuable City Freehold and Leaseholds, Worcester Street; House and 6 Sections •,at Sumner; 5 Building Sites at the Cutting, RedcHfis; 5 A*Jres and Buildings, Upper Elccarton; Property ao Halsweli Further particulars in last Saturday’s papers. Sale at 2 o’clock. SALE OF SUNDRIES. On the same day, at 3 p.m., will be Sold, at the Tramway Company’s late premises, Worcester Street—--5 Tram Oars, 1 Portable: Engine, Engineers’ Tools, Rails, Sleepers, Ameri-. can Roller-top Desk,. Milner’s Safe 28 x, 28 x 48in, Milner’s Safe 18 x 19 x 2iin, Blick Typewriter in good order, Office Furniture, Desks, Writing-table, and a lot of sundries too numerous so mention. No. 97. C. R CLARK, 6474 Auctioneer. CASHMERE SUBDIVISION. OVER A HUNDRED HILLSIDE SECTIONS. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, at 2 o’clock. THE' SANITORIUM OF THE PLAINS. To those who want PURE AIR, free from fogs MAGNIFICENT PANORAMAS of sea, plain and mountain, BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SURROUNDINGS, And all within easy reach of Cathedral Square this subdivision is an UNPARALLELED OPPORTUNITY. Remember, TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, 2 o’clock. . No. 101 ’ See Plans. 6S2S CHARLES CLARK. Funerals. W AND H LANGFORD, Funeral Di- • rectors and Embalmers. Residence* —W. Langford, 41, Hereford Street, City. Telephone 1501. H. Langford, 10, ■ London Street, Richmond. Xelepnone 689. Town Office—lß2, Cashel Street . X 2821 George ba b bil e UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER POLISHED ENGLISH OAK OR RIMU COFFINS Are kept in stock for Urgent Orders. Telegrams or Telephone orders by night C 9 day receive immediate attention., Office: S 3, DURHAM STREET. SOUTH. Workshops, etc.: 232 and 234, St Asaph Street. Telephone 72L X 1982 J LAMB, AND SO£ UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS, No. £5. LICHFIELD STREET. ■ Telephone 533. . 1625 HE Friends of the late Thomas Argent are respectfully invited to attend hiX Funeral, which will leave the Christchurch Hospital at 2 p.m. This Day, for the Sydeae ham Cemetery. W. .AND .H. LANGEORD, Funeral Directors, etc. Telephone 633. 6918 HP HE Friends of the late Mr Parker Greaves X are invited to attend his Funeral, : which will leave his residence, No. 96. East Belt, To-day, Wednesday, at 3 p.m., for the Linwood Cemetery. J. ANDERSON, Undertaker, 101, Victoria Street. 6909

rpHE Friends of the late Richard Lucas, of X Hanmer Plains, are invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave the Hospital oa Thursday, at 2 p.m., for Sydenham Cemetery. GEORGE BARRELL, Undertaker and Embalmer. ®®92lL THE Friends of the late Ephraim ACrampton are. respectfully invited _ to attend his Funeral, leaving hia mother 3 residence, Merivale, Amberley, on Thursday, 26th instant, at one o’c-ock. for the Ba.caira Cemetery. D. SHAW AND SON. Undertakers. M.U., 1.0.0. F., LOYAL AMBER-LEY LODGE. ; MEMBERS of the Lodge- areraquested to attend the Funeral of their late Brother, E. A. Crampton, to leave his mother's residence, Merivale, Amberley, on Thursday, the 26th inst., at 1 o clock, for the Balcairn Cemetery. Members of sister Lodges invited. H _ j EL t3ERTON, N.G. . 6902 G. R. HOLMES, P.S.