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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVI, Issue 14427, 18 July 1907, Page 12

Properties For Sale or To Let. HILLARY & BAXTER. JJILLARY AND BAXTER LICENSED LAND BROKERS, 122, Manchester Street. —>< CHOICE BUILDING SECTIONS. Prettiest Position Around Christchurch. TTyHOXTON, convenient to the Fendaltoa * v Tram—3 Magnificent Building Section*, each considerably over a quarter-acre. Th* sections are very high and back on to the' Wairarapa Stream. There are no bette* building sections on the market to-day. Pric# £l9O each, and if required the vendors will provide money for building. The advantage# of having a frontage to this beautiful strean# are considerable. HILLARY AND BAXTER, Sole Agents. GOOD SPEC. FOR BUILDER. ST ALBANS, splendid position, just aoros# the North Belt—Grand Section 88 x lid feet, ample room for 2 good houses/ Frio# £250. HILLARY AND BAXTER. THIS CANNOT BE BETTERED. LOWER RICCaRTON, Elizabeth Street—< Full J-acre Section, one of the best build* ing sites in that part, well fenced, with gat* etc. Price £B3. HILLARY AND BAXTER. GOOD BUSINESS SITE. /“IANAL RESERVE, corner Buckley’s Road * J Full J-acre Section. Price £l5O. Also, Canal Reserrve—l Rood 37J Perches; an ideal section for a good house. Price £2OO. HILLARY AND BAXTER. THE POPULAR PART. MEHIVALE, Boundary Road, near Rugby Street—Two Choice Building Allotment#, each 1 rood 16 perches, partly fenced. Pric# £2lO. Good sections are now very difficult to secure in this locality. . HILLARY AND BAXTER. . £6O. QUARTER-ACRE. £6O. TjtAST LINWOOD, ~Hay Street, near th# -*-J Canal Reserve—Several Good High Quarter-acre Sections. Price from £6O each. HILLARY AND BAXTER. SPLENDID OUTLOOK. CASHMERE HILLS—2j Acres, good s«o* tion, planted with fruit and ornamental trees. Price £525. HILLARY AND BAXTER. e TO SPECULATORS. ■J A FIRST-CLASS Quarter-acre Section* XU with 10 chains frontage, situate in North Linwood, bandy to Worcester Street car. Each sections stands well up above th# footpath and has good drainage. Price for the block, £630. Builders and speculator* should see these sections without delay, as they must be sold at once. HILLARY AND BAXTER, Agent*. gOMB CHEAP SECTIONS. HARDWICK STREET, Sumner—Grand i* acre, 83 feet frontage. £l7O. it r-tuti ROAD—Good corner i-acre, plant* ed with fruit trees. £l2O. TANCRED STREET, Linwood—J-acrc, with over 80 feet frontage. £l4O. LAWRENCE STREET, Linwood—Over 5* acre, fine section. £IOO. MILL ROAD. Spreydon, splendid situation —i-acre, ready to build on. £IOO. ROCHESTER STREET. Linwood.—l rood 24 perches. . £lls. The cheapest section in the market. HEREFORD STREET, Linwood—Over iacre, partly fenced. £IOO. LEITCH STREET, Spreydon i-aorq, fenced, good stable, etc. £l5O. The above are only a few of the many sections that we have for sale in and around Christchurch. 4 List of Sections for Sale, with and witnou? houses, on application. HILLARY AND BAXTER, Estate Agents, 122, MANCHESTER STREET. Between .Cashel and Hereford Street#. ONLY £7 15a PER ACRE FOR AN EXCELLENT SHEEP FARIf, T3O ACRES, subdivided into 9 paddock#, Well Fenced and Watered. 150 Acres in Oats. 60 Acres Ploughed for Turnip*. Balance in Grass. ALL IN GOOD HEART, CARRYING CAPACITY—6OO Ewes, wiiK Lambs. BUILDINGS consist of an S-roomed Hon** Scullery, etc. STABLES and Other Necessary OUTBUILDINGS. TERMS EASY. INSPECTION IN VITED. CHARLES HILL, 165, HEREFORD- STREET, CHRIST* CHURCH. J. Funerals. LAMB AND SON, UNDERTAKERS AND embalmers. No. 65. LICHFIELD STREET, Telephone 539. Langford and rriuh (Late W. and H Langford), FUNERAL FURNISHERS AxMi) EMBALMERS, i 6, LONDON STREET Telephone 659. HERBERT LANGFORD. 16, Londo# ■ Street, Richmond. . JOHN RHINE, 48, Montreal Street, Syd* enham. ’Phone 1603. Town Office: 227, Cashel Street. 'Phone fill. GEO. RGB BABBELI4 UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMEB. POLISHED ENGLISH OAK OK RIMU COFFINS ' Are kept is Stock for Urgent Order*. Telegrams or telephone orders by night 0# day receive immediate attention. Office': S 3. DURHAM STREET SOUTH. Works hops, etc.: 232 and 234, St Asaph Street. Telephone 721 X 1962 THE Friends of Mr John Baldwin are iae vited to attend the Funeral of his lat# daughter, Kate, which will leave hia rest <ier.ee, Kaluga, Tennyson Street, Sydenham, on Thursday, at 11 a.m., for Sydenham Cemetery. GEORGE BARRELL, Undertake* and Embalmer. , 2297 THE Friends of Mr John -u-aig are invited to at.end the funeral or bis _ late soni Henry John, which will leave his 'residence. Sea View Road, New Brightens on Friday, at 2.30 p.m., for Linwood Cemetery, GEORGE BARRELL, Undertaker and Em* baimer _ 2394j^ THE Friends of the 1 late Thomas Wilkin Woodham are invited to _ attend hi# funeral, leaving bis mother's residence, Mr* S. Woodham. 64. Cambridge Street, Linwoed, on Thursday, the ISth Inst., at 2.3# p.m., for the Woolston Cemetery. J. LAMB AND SON._ _ 2218 LOYAL PERSEVERANCE LODGE, 1.0.0. F., M.U. TV/TEMBEES of' the ■ Loyal Perseverance iVJL Lodge, 1.0.0. F., M.U.. are requested to attend the funeral of our late Brother Thomas W. Woodham. to leave 64, Cambridge Street, Linwoodi, on Thursday, 18th Inst., a# 2.30 p.m.. for the Woolston Cemetery. 2374 WM. HARTSHORN, Secy. , L. T. AYLWaRD, N.G., rip HE Friends of the late Mrs Elizabeth!’ -A Thomas are informed tnat her funeral will leave her late residence,. Radley, for the Barbadoes Street Cemetery, on Saturday, 20th Inst., at 2.30 p.m. LANGFORD AND RHIND. - 2358