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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIV, Issue 13937, 20 December 1905, Page 12

THURSDAY, 21st DECEMBER. Account Balmoral Estate, 500 FORWARD MERINO WETHBE3 100 PRIME CROSS-BRED WETHERS Draft of FAT DOWN CROSS-BRED LAMBS (Freezers) ’ 955 DALGETY and CO., LIMITED. J, R. Evans.) (F. M. B. Fishes, Evans and fisher, 53, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. Opposite Central Tram Terminus. .£? K O C —RICCAETON, 2d section, or l*d &Jt)£it) with coupons—New and Up-to-date 5-roomed Dwelling, bay window, verandah, plastered, h. and c. throughout, every convenience, nearly i-acre, chain frontage, close to tram 129-3 Orn K—PAPANUI ROAD (off)—Wellwindow and verandah, bathroom, h. and o. service, plastered, all kitchen offices and conveniences, windmill, and a well-fenced high section Terms. Good value. ' 128-8 077 C— TRAM LINE, 3J miles from 3J lit) town—3 Acres Land, cowshed, fowlhouses, garden, etc., long frontages, ana a7-roomed House, with washhouse, eto., bath, workshop and numerous conveniences. Just the property you are looking for. Terms. ' iis-a • -Q O QA —NORTH BELT (just off) —Good 3wOOvr House 4 rooms, large diningroom, scullery, gas and conveniences; nearly J-acre. A cheap property. Terms. ' 110-8 LINCOLN ROAD Terms; Jw’OOw Pretty 6-roomed Villa, in grand order and just ready to shift into. Get particulars of this, if you want a first-class and convenient home. 104-2 -PI 9 K A —MERIVALE, one ‘of the .Best dt/XO«3v/ and Cheapet Residences to be found—Villa of 9 good rooms, with every possible convenience and valuable i-acre with long frontage. A sunny, modem, end wellkept property. 95-2 prrrp' —LINWOOD, on Tram Line—ModcK/O I O c-rn 6-roomed Dwelling, oriel and bay windows, verandah, plastered, complete hot and cold service, gas and fittings, tiled grates and all up-to-date conveniences, large workshop. Terms. Our decision is—This is a nibble. 76-2 EVANS AND FISHER, _ . Land, Estate and Financial Agents, Licensed Land Brokers, eto. Canterbury Agents for ■ VORKSHIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 1 53, CATHEDRAL SQUARE (Opposite Central Tram Terminus). Harding, Son & Co. W. R. Harding.) (B- Harding. TTARDING, SON AND CO., - a - AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS, LAND, ESTATE AND FINANCIAL, AGENTS, -■ ■ GLOUCESTER CHAMBERS. 193, GLOU--1 CESTER STREET (Opposite Rink Stables), Christchurch. Outside Sales . Conducted ou Advantageous ,s,'enns. Property Sales a Specialty. FOR SALE. FARMS. SECTIONS. FARMS." jf'tLIFTON,. SUMNER —Fine Building SeoW tion, 48 Perches; £l5O. Two Magnificent Hill Site; '£3oo the two. 532, 673 and 664 A OK ACRES, 'veil improved. Farm, good residence and buildings,. Gammaclc Estate. Fu.l particulars on application, by letter or otherwise. 514-599 1 NCRES, Capital Sheep Country, JLLIUU handy to rail, good every necessary building, good district; only £3 10s per acre; exceptional advantages. 511-593 *)Af\ ACRES rich Riverbank Land, a most Antt/ desirable property; £6 10s per acre, and terms; Riversdale- 515-600 , •jQAA ACRES —Leasehold and Freehold JlO 1/4/ Land, with buildings, about 3 miles from rail; £IOOO. 511-592 oO ACRES, house and buildings, and run A.O of 100 acres, handy for City and tram; only £SOO, cash or terms. _ SCG-553 CHRISTCHURCH Central—Good Shop and Office Sites, section 27ft x 6Sft, £25 per foot; another Section, 28 x 67ft, £25 per foot," Grand corner Section, 6Sft x 67ft, £3O per foot, cheapest land in the City. 584-642 OYEZ! Entries may now bo made for our next Auction Sale of Properties. HARDING, SON AND CO., 193, Gloucester Street, Christchurch. , H. 3. Sorensen. XMAS. POULTRY. XMAS. SATURDAY,' December 23—Turkeys, Geese, k 5 Ducks, Roosters. H. B. . SORENSEN will hold his hig Christmas Sale of Poultry next Saturday, and invites entries. Prime birds are worth big prices, tbin birds not being wanted. Send for crates, and consign to H. B. Sorensen. ■ Pig sale H-Sfi, Poultry immediately after. Ilp9 H. B. SORENSEN, Auctioneer.' FOR SALE. STAIMA,” my present Residence, FendslV ton Read, Seven-roomed House, all venienccs. new Stable, Trap-house, etc., 2| S 3 in Beautiful Grounds. Orchard ana [dock, with frontage on Wairarapa River, or carjls to.view, price, etc., apply at my ae York Chambers, Manchester Street. .9 R. RICHARDSON Hotel Broker. GEORGE KING-AND CO. OFFICES TO LET. IN EITHER SUITES OR SINGLE ROOMS ON GROUND AND FIRST FLOORS. SOMERSET BUILDINGS, HEREFORD STREET. TO those requiring offices, we strongly recommend the above as being the most up-to-date in Christchurch, or, in fact, in the colony. Every Room Automatically Heated, Strong Rooms, Lavatories. , vLSO TO LET, - THE BASEMENT, very large, well lighted, and may be heated. Electric Lift, Lavatory, Strong Room. Apply to GEORGE ■ KING AND CO.; ■ Estate Agents, , ■53822 Hereford Street. Funerals. J" .' LAMB AND- SOS, 9 UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMEES, No. 55. LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone 539. 1623 AND H. LANGFORD, Funeral Di- • rectors and Embalmers. Residences— W. Langford, 41, Hereford,Street, City. Telephone 1501 H. Langford,) 16, London Street, Richmond Telephone £B3. Town Office —18^ Cashel Street. » ■ X2S2I E~b R G E B A K B E.L L, ■ UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER. ' , POLISHED ENGLISH OAK OB RIMU . COFFINS Are Kept in Stock for Orders. To.egrams or Telephone orders by night or day receive immediate attention. ■ Office: 53, DURHAM STREET SOUTH. Workshops, etc.: 232- and 234, St’ Asaph 1 Street. Telephone 721. XI9C2 ■ THE Friends of the late John 1 Barber are invited to attend his Funeral, - which will leave his late residence, Mona Cottage, Ollivier’s Road, Linwood, on Wednesday, at 2 p.m., for Linwood Cemetery. GEORGE Undertaker and Embalmer. 1135 tytHE Friends of the late Wil-iam A. GoldX well are respectfully invited,to attend his Funeral, leaving his late residence. 5, Princes Street, at 2 p.m., This Day, for the Linwood Cemetery. W. and H. LANGFORD, "Funeral Directors, etc. ' 1165 rfIEE Friends of Mrs E., Willyams are' inX vited to attend the Funeral of her lata son, Arthur James, leaving her residence, 16, Wilson’s Road, on Thursday, 21st, at 2 p.m., for the Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB AND SON. 1250 rpHE Friends of Mr James E. Watson, X Broomfield, Amberley, are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral his lato daughter, Maggie, leaving his residence at 1 p.m. on Thursday, 21st inst., for the Brackenbridge. Cemetery.' D. SHAW; AND SON, Undertakers. 1265