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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVI, Issue 14428, 19 July 1907, Page 12

Properties For Sale or To Let. 0. A. LEES & CO. C. A. LEES AND C 0 AUCTIONEERS, LAND AND ESTATfI." AGENTS, ISB, Cashel Street. _ £730. WITHIN 100 yards Id section electric car—» New House of 6 rooms, plastered, oriel win* dow, verandah, tiled hearths and grates, paa* try, scullery, bathroom, hot and cold water* washhouse, copper, tubs, windmill and tank, good section; everything up-to-date. F01.6*3 C. A. LEES AND CO. , £570. LINWOOD—First-class House of 4 rooms, plastered, verandah, pantry, scullery, hath. room, washhouse, copper, tubs, J-acre land* long frontage, fruit trees, nice position. Fol. 650 C. A. LEES AND CO. £4BO. MERIVALE, within a few minutes of two cars—Perfectly Sound, Good House of 8 Rooms, bath, scullery, pantry, verandah, Sft hall, washhouse, copper, tubs, coalshed, sun* ny aspect, nearly i-acre land. This is a bon* fide bargain, and must bo sold. There i* absolutely nothing cheaper in this populat locality. Fol. 813 C. A. LEES AND CO- . £875. LINWOOD—Square House of 3 Rooms, plastered, verandah, pantry, scullery, bath, washhouse, copper, woodshed, 30 perches land, live hedge in front, sunny aspect. A few minutes , from electric car. Fol. 619 C. A. LEES AND CO. £495. ON 2D SECTION ELECTRIC CAR ROUTE—New T House, plastered, reran* dah. 5 rooms, centre flowers, tiled grates; cupboards, linen press, bathroom, pantry, scullery, washhouse, copper, tubs, nearly i< acre section, well fenced. A good property. Fol. 6i9 C. A. LEES AND CO. £425. ST ALBANS, close to electric car—A com* fortable House of 6 rooms, bathroom, gas laid on, wardrobe, washhouse, copper, tubs, fowlhouso, good water supply, over J-aor< land, good fruit trees. One of the beat lo* calitics in Christchurch. A real nibble. Fol. 829 C. A. LEES AND CO. £440. HANDY TO CITY-4 Acres, of Good, Heavy Land, well fenced. Buildings consist of 2-roomed cottage and good stable, plentt* ful water supply. Just the place for a man with horses. Fol. 890 C. A. LEES AND CO. £390. TO RAILWAY EMPLOYEES. T COTTAGE, verandah, 5 rooms, gas fib tings, connected main sewer, patent W.C., bath, washhouse, copper, tubs, Sydenham watel supply, about J-aore land. Quite close to Railway Station. Fob 769 C. A. LEES AND CO. £585. CLOSE TO POWER HOUSE—Practically New House of 4 Large Rooms, verandah, scullery, pantry, concrete foundations, gas laid on, wardrobe, Venetian blinds, copper, tubs, asphalt paths and yard, fowlnouse, h.p water supply, beautiful comes section of i-acro, laid out in lawn and garden, with sunny frontage on tramline. Fol. 770 C A. LEES AND CO. £315. ■ FENDALTON—Beautiful High and Dry Section, containing nearly J-acre, well fenced- being a corner site, has about 4 chains frontage. A capital building site; just tho position for a good residence, and very suitable for cutting up. Fob 1298 ■ C. A. LEES AND CO. f?i A A—HAWKESBURY AVENUE—on/IUU Nearly i-Acre Section. Fob 4028 £I3O—ST ALBANS. 100 yards from tramline—Section 34 Perches. Fob 4118 £IOO—RICCARTON—Several Good i-Acr# Sections at this price; sunny positions. £85 —SPREYDON—Good J-Aore Section* Fob 4048 £l40 —FIRST-CLASS SECTION, nearly 1 Acre, well fenced. Fob 4G68 C. A. LEES AND CO. .cTO LET. HIGH STREET— Shop, 2 room* above; reasonable rental. Apply to C. A. LEES AND CO., 158, Cashel Street. TO LET. Richardson Street, Opawo, 6ROOMED HOUSE, all' modem conveniences, bath, h. and c. service, tiled hearths and grates, washhouse, tubs and taps, verandah and oriel window. Rent 15* t per week.' MAUDE AND mARMAN, 194, Hereford Street. 2429 riOMFORTABLE AND ATTRACTiVEI HOME FOR SALE. Situated in a Firstclass Locality. Two minutes from eLectria tram.—Splendidly-built house of 6 rooms, bay) windows and verandah, bathroom, lav. basin, he and a service, scullery, pantry, electric bells, plastered, Venetian blinds, curtain poles, gas and fittings, wardrobes and cupboards, concrete foundation:*, conservatory* stocked with grape vines, good garden, stocked with native shrubs and bulbs: croquet lawn, washhouse, with copper ana tubs built in; taps over all, windmill and tank. Nearly quarter-acre. This ideal residence is situated on a high sunny section, and -is without a doubt the finest and cheapest house property on the market. Price £750. Easy terms. Small deposit; balance, as rent. MAUDE AND HARMAN, 194, Hereford Street. Fo. 153 c. 2425 CITY— For Sale, 2 Cottages, each 4 rooms, etc., Corner Section, bringing, in eves £4O per annum. Price £270; comment need, leas. Dearsley and Lane, 71.. Cathedral Square. Funerals. X LAMB AND SON, UNDERTAKERS AND RMRALMEB3, No. 55. LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone £39. Langford and rfikh (Late W. and H Langford), FUNERAL FURNISHERS AiND EMBALMERS, 16. LONDON STREET. Telephone 68*. HERBERT LANGFORD, 16, London Street, Richmond. JOHN RHIND, 48, Montreal Street, Sydenham. ’Phone 1603. Town Office: 227. Cashel Street. ’Phone 81t< George barrels UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMEB. POLISHED ENGLISH OAK OK BXMU COFFINS Are kept in Stock for Urgent Order*. Telegrams or telephone orders by night a* day receive immediate attention. Office: S 3, DURHAM STREET SOUTH. Workshops, etc.; 232 and 234. St Asapll Street. Telephone 721 X 1962 THE Friends of tire late airs Elizabeth Thomas are informed tnat her funeral will leave her late residence, Radley, for the Barhadces Street Cemetery, on Saturday, 20th Inst., at 2.30 p.m. I/ANGFORD AND RHIND. 2383 THE Funeral of the late Mrs E. M. Garrick will leave her late residence, Papanui Road, on Saturday, the 20th first., at 'J p.m. sharp, for interment at Papanui Churohyard. J. LAMB AND SON. 2436 THE Friends of Mr John Campbell are re- ’ spoctfully invited to attend the Funeral lof his late daughter, Thelma Margaret, to leave his residence, Leeston,, This Day, Friday, at 1.30 p.m., for tho Church of England portion of the Ellesmere Public Cemetery. W. H. LOCKWOOD, Undertaker, Leeston. i 2453 ITHE Friends of the late Edward Henry A- (Ted) Fantham are respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late residence, Raven Quay, Kaiapoi, on Saturday (To-morrow), at 2 p.m., for the Church of England Cemetery. A. MoDOUGALL, Undertaker. 2451 ''TRAFALGAR Lodge, No. 12, U.A.O.D.— J- Members of tho above Lodge are requested to attend the Funeral of our lata Brother. E. Fantham, to_ leave his late resi-. dence, Raven Street, Kaiapoi, on Saturday, 20th first., at 2* o’clock, for the Church of England Cemetery. Members meet at tho Lodge-room at 1-30 o’clock. Sister Lodges cordially invited. C. J. TONKIN, A TV 2450 W. ROBB, Secretary.