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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIX, Issue 14681, 12 May 1908, Page 12

Properties For Sale or To Let, BIKER BROS. OALL FOR PRINTED LIST Otf HOUSES TO LET, Issued Weekly by BAKER BROS.. 138, Manchester Street. i I It Raid, that EVERYONE lias a “CHANCE” or.co in a life time, but that the majority miss it. HERE IS YOURS. DON’T YOU’ MISS IT. ’2 PER CENT~TNYE3TMENT COTTAGE PROPERTY. Present occupiers have been Tenants for Sft Years at Sa per week. A -ROOMED COTTAGE, Sound Condition “b pantry, etc., washhouse, copper. NICE SECTION, asphalt paths, chain street, good locality. PRICE ONLY £IBO. BAKER BROS., 138, Manchester Street. “ONE CHANCE is all you are supposed (n net, hut wo are going to giro you th« choice o{ “TWO.” HERE YOU ARECITY | i 10 PER CENT INVESTMENT. HOUSE contains 8 rooms and has manj conveniences, including several fires, cupboards, dresser, washhouse, copper, tubs (tnp= over), scullery, bathroom, etc., good condition. SECTION over J-acre, frontage of 55ft, on sunny side of the street, and laid out in paths, vegetable garden, etc. 2220 PRICE ONLY £-125. BAKER BROS., 138, Manchester Street. FOR SALS. BREEZE’S ROAD—A G-ood Corner Block of an acre and 33 perches. A spec, fos £250. HA'vv jaHSBURY AVENUE Grand J-aorct (northern frontage), ready to build on. £2OO. . MEMTEITH- —2 roods 21 perches for £65, and 1 rood 13 perches for £45. BRIGHTON- -J-acre m George Street for £BO, C. J. MARSHALL, 43, Cathedral Squaxe. A CHOICE TAI TAPU FARM. TAI TA.PU FARM. AS A GOING CONCERN. A Q ACRES good Land, 4 paddocks, 4-room 45:0 ed house, scullery, washhouEe, etc., stables, cow-bails, granary, pigsiyes, fowl> houses, all farm implements, spring dray and harness, 21 cows, 5 heifers, 4 horses and foal, and poultry; all household furniture. EVERYTHING- COMPLETE. PRICE. £4l PER ACRE. TERMS ARRANGED. J. G. BANNER-MAN, Agent, 117, Colombo Street. _ GODFREY AND TATLER. FOR SALE.

KNOWLES STREET, Papanui—Fine new House of 6 large rooms, fitted up with all the latest conveniences, with a-nice sunny aspect, and situate in one of the finest localities around Christchurch. Only a few yards from the 2d tram section. Price £930. FENDALTON', near tram terminus—Now House of 6 largo and lofty rooms, with alt the latest improvements, most artistically designed and well built. A most /comfortable home, ar.d cituate in a locality that, has latoly become very popular, and where there is a glowing demand for houses of this description; i-a-cre of land. Price £SSO. Wo can thoroughly recommend this. KENILWORTH STREET and Idris Road Subdivision —This is the safest place now for speculation, and building is being actively carried on all round. Wo have Sections for Sale at prices that will return a handsome profit within the next T2 months. Every: building that is erected enhances their value. Buy now, while you have the opportunity, and prices are low. WAIRARAPA STREAM—One Acre, which includes over 1-acre o£ fine young orchard and ornamental trees; stream frontage' unequalled; very close to Fcndalton tram terminus. The prettiest spot in Fendalton. Price £BOO. /Funerals. LAMB AND SON, ■UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS, No. 65, LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone 533. George barrbll, UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER.Funerals Furnished on Modern Lines, ana Receive the Personal Supervision of the Proprietor. Office and Private Residence, Durham Street, Christchurch. Workshop and Coffin Warehouse, 232 and 234, St Asaph Street, Telephone 721. Telegrams, B&riell, Undertaker, Christchurch. A 1903 Langford and rki n/q (Late W. and H. Langford), FUNERAL FURNISHERS AND EMBALMERS. 1 16, LONDON STREET. Telephone 633. HERBERT LANGFORD, 16, London Street, Richmond. _ , JOHN RHIND, 43, Montreal Street, Sydenham. ’Phone 1603. Town Office: 227, Cashel Street. ’Phono 812. . G. W. J. PARSONS, MONUMENTAL MASON, 5S and 60, Manchester Street. 7*,MONUMENTS or Headstones Erected Era -LV_s_ Polished Granite, Marble or Stone. Your own design faithfully copied, if do-' sired. Concrete Enclosures and all kinds of Mortuary Work Executed. N 4003 THE - Friends cfSenry G. Carlyle are in- ’ formed that the Funeral of bis late beloved wife, Isabella, will leave his residence, , 45, Grafton Street, Linwood, for the Linwood Cemetery, on Tuesday, the 12th inst., at 3 p.m. LANGFORD AND RHIND. 7931__ THE Friends of the lato John' Martin Gotlermeyor are informed that his Funeral leaves his lato residence, Drain Road, Marshland, on Wednesday, 13:h inst., at 1.31) p.m., for St Mark’s Church, Marshland, thence to the Belfast Cemeterv. LANGFORD AND RHIND. 7900 npHE Friends of the fate Mrs Margate* X Robinson are informed that her Funeral leaves her lato residence. -17, Brougham Street, Sydenham, tor the Sydenham Cemetery, on Thursdav, 14th inst., at 3.30 p.m. LANGFORD AND RUIN'D. 8030 THE Friends of the late James Tolerton are invited to attend his Funeral, Ravin* his late residence. McFadden’s Road, Sb Albans, on Wednesday, the 13th ins p.m., for the Addington Cemetery. AND SON, Funeral Directors. TONAL ORANGE INSTITUTION, Chi is t--U church District.—Members are requested! to attend Funeral of late Bro Jas, Tolerton, PG M leaving hi- late residence, Mel'actden’s Road'. St Albans, for Addington Cemetery, on Wednesday. May 13th. at - p.m. White gloves only. By order, h. A. BUDJ. LAMB 920 1 : DEN, List. Grand Master. 7992 rfUIE Friends of the late John Smith oro I i invited to a tend his Funeral, leaving tho ! Hospital at 10.30 «.m., and .arriving at tli* Sydenham Cemetery at 11 a.m. GEORGE • RAKEELL. . 1 fUIIE Friends of .Mr John Gibbs, of Dai* \ jjo’d are respectfully invited to attend j the Funeral of hb kto son, Allred Charles, ! whieh will leave his late residence on Mjoni J,v llth inst.. at 1 p.m , for tfco Grcendalo i Ce'vetcrv. JOHN LORD, U• Artakw. 7939 i IRHE Friends of the late Mr James Kearnoji j. sro respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, to leave bis late residence, Oxford i Road Rangiora, on AYedncsday, May 13th, at 1 9 a.ni.. for the Catholic Church. Requiem Miss at 10 o'clock, thence to the Cemetor.n T’"MeAULIFFE, Funeral Director and Em-'o'-',lier. „ 8014 _ rplIE Friends of James Marshall, of Rnnei- ! J. ra, are respectful iy invited to attend the j Funeral of his live mother, which will leave ! the residence of her brother, William Kennedy Sr-nthtelt, Rangiora, on Wednesday, the 13‘h ins"., at 2 p.m.. fox the VrechHerintt Cemeterv, Rangiora. 11. J. GULLIVER. I ■ " 801 S