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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 14167, 15 September 1906, Page 16

Auctions. EVANS & BULL. J. R. Evans.) (Boland Bulk 53, CATHEDRAL SQUARE,■ ■ Opposite Central Tram Terminus. . i (Lata Evans and Fisher). IMPORTANT NOTICE ' IMPORTANT NOTICE. ' IMPORTANT NOTICE. IMPORTANT NOTICE. To the WORKER, WORKER, SPECULATOR • SPECULATOR BUILDER. BUILDER, 140 SPLENDID SEASIDE MO BUILDING SECTIONS. PRICES PROM £6O. And EASY TERMS. CLIFTON SUMNER CLIFTON SUMNER CLIFTON - SUMNER CLIFTON SUMNER' CLIFTON SUMNER CLIFTON SUMNER • Ideal Hillside Sections, beautiful . scenery,, grand outlook, healthiest soot'in N.Z., macadamised rosids, asphalt footpaths, concrete channelling... TERMS—IO per cent down, 10 per cent in. 6 months, 10 per cent in 12 months, balanca in 8 years at S per cent. Note the terms. Note Sections. ; i ■ Note down to get a plan from ■ •' EVANS AND BULL, 53, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, Opposite Central Tram Terminus. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY; CO., OF N.Z., LTD. LEASE-IN-PERPETUITY FARM. HORSLEY DOWNS, HAWARDEN,. ' 150 ACRES, IMPROVED FARM. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION On SATURDAY, 22nd SEPTEMBER; 1906. rpHE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND 1 AGENCY CO., LTD., favoured with instructions from Mr J. Lough (who has bought a larger property), will Sell by Public Auction, at Pyne and Co.’s Saleroom (kindly lent for, the occasion), his Interest, Right and Title in his HIGHLY-IMPROVED FARM ■ Situated as above. Buildings—4-roomed house, 4-stalled stable, granary, etc.; subdivided into 11 pad- • docks, watered! by springs; the land being reclaimed swamp, tile-drained, and in a high state of cultivation; carries 300 ewes, besides crop,- etc. . RENTS—62 acres. 6s 6d, 86 acres 7s 6d, less 10 per cent prompt payment. SALE AT PYNE AND CO.’S ROOM, Immediately after the sale of Mr Sheate’s Property. Full particulars NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO., LTD., ' . / Auctioneers, 3095 Hereford Street, Christchurch. C. R. WILSON. BICYCLES. BICYCLES. 1 BICYCLES. EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE. FINEST ENGLISH-MADE BICYCLES. CR. WILSON is instructed by MESSRS • INGLIS BROS., who are reducing their stock to make room for Large Shipment of Motor Cars; to SELL BY AUCTION IN THEIR SPLENDID SHOWROOMS, Corner Manchester and Worcester Streets,. On WEDNESDAY, 26th INST., At 2 o’clock, 100 BRAND NEW UP-TO-DATE ENGLISHMADE BICYCLES, Just unpacked, comprising World-famed IMPERIAL ROVER. B.S.A. and REX CYCLES, ■ All'containing .the very latest model,; with free wheels and Eadie coasters. This is an exceptional opportunity for the public to secure a really first-class highgrade cycle at their own price, and will be on view on Tuesday 25th inst. Inspection invited. Also, 12 SECONDHAND MACHINES. SALE WEDNESDAY, 26th SEPT., , ' At. 2 o’clock. C. R. WILSON, 3213 Auctioneer;, rr. neave & 00., ltd! FOR SALE PRIVATELY. RICH Agricultural Farm in the Ellesmere District, consisting of SOO Acres, more or less., practically one of the .Finest Allround Farms in Canterbury. Has grown 90 Bushels Baxley and 70 Bushels, Wheat’ to ihe Acre; ill improvements, consisting of 7roomed House (hot and cold water), all conveniences, large ‘ stables and /loose-box, granary, ' toolhousa; in fact, every building necessary on a farm' of. this description. Farm is in perfect order 1 and the best of condition; 120 Acres in- Crop, , 150 Acres Ploughed for Crop, balance in English Grasses. Crops to be ;taken. at valuation. For particulars apply V H. NEAVE AND COY., LTD., 1803 Auctioneers, Laeaton Funerals. L A MB AND SON, UNDERTAKERS' AND i - EMBALMEBS. . No, 65, LICHFIELD . STREET, Telephone 539, kKGFORD AND RHI Nl> (late W. and H. Langord), unerai Furnisiiers and Embeimers, jUinDON STREeT. Telephone 6fi3. iHiBERT EaROFORD, 16, Lond>a Street, Richmond. , A _ iHiN 45, Montreal Street, Syaeabone i 603. Town Office: 183, Cashel Street. . X 2821 _ E O R G E B A BREL L < UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER, LXSHED ENGLISH OAK OR RXMII, COFFINS it kept in Stock lor, Urgent Orders, or telephone orders by night or receive immediate attention. ' ■ _ ■ ice: 53, DURHAM STREET SOUTH, ckshops, etc.; 232 and 231. St Aaapll Street. Telephone 721. XlWdi E Friends of the late John Caddy ara invited to attend his Funeral, which wjß' hia late. residence, 7,! Ross Street (off h Street), Sydenham, on Saturday, at 3 for Addington Cemetery. . GEORGE BELL, Undertaker and Embalmer. 3059 E Friends of the late. John Spreadbury are invited to. attend: Hie Funeral, which, leave his late residence, T’ilfcrd Street, . Iston, on Sunday, the 16th inst., at 1 for the Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB I SOK. . . . ■ . ■ '■ 32U E Friends of the late John Gudmf.n. Nelson are respectfully invited to attend ■'unerai, to leave his late residence, JackRoad, Lyttelton, at 3: p.m. on Sunday, he Public Cemetery. W. KADCiilil'E. . 3231 IT ELTON Hearts of Oak Lodge, No 6. U.A.O.D. The Brethren are requested eet at the Lodge Room on Sunday, tuo inst at 3i30 p.m.. to, attend the r unerai ir late Bro J. Nelson,’, to leave his .a.a ence at'3 p.m. Sister Lodges innted to d. J. BURNIP, A.D. GEO. W. LB, Secretary. 3164