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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIX, Issue 14704, 8 June 1908, Page 12

properties For Sale or To LetES'AtJSTIN & GEAHAM. ] ~ FOB SAXiET ■”! A FEW of our CITY and SUBURB All, PROPERTIES: — \ £ I 5 Rooms, SI Albans . . . . 850' 5 Rooms, Bower Riccaitonv . •. . 700 5 Rooms, Riccarton • , • • . * - 890 5 Rooms, City . ... . . . 1050 g Rooms, Linwood ,1185 6 Rooms and 3 a eras, Sproydon . . 960 6 Roomsi, Lower Ricca-rt-on . , . 750 6 Rooms, Lower Riccarton .... 000 6 Rooms, Fendalton . • • • • 850 R Rooms, Fendalton . . ~ . , . 850 6 Rooms, Lyttelton . . . ... 535 6 Rooms, Spreydon . . . , 93S 6 Rooms, St Albans . . . . , 795 6 Rooms, Addington 895 6 Rooms, Papanui 87S 6 Rooms, Papanui . , . • , 850 fi Rooms, North-east Bolt ... 990 6 Rooms, St .Asaph Street . . .725 6 Rooms, City 3150 7 Rooms, St Albans 1085 7 Rooms, Papanui ..... 3035 7 Rooms a.nd 3 acres, Papanui , . 1300 8 Rooms, Addington . .... .730' 9 Rooms, ■ City . . . ... . 1025 10 Rooms, Fer.dnlton 9)00 Nearly all now and replete with every modern convenience. Call and inspect our Hot. AUSTIN AND GRAHAM, Property A edits 129, Cashel Street • ■' ' i AUSTIN AND GRAHAM. BALRUDERRY ESTATE. 18,600 ACRES. IN BLOCKS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. GRAND CROPPING AND GRAZING FARMS. We have received instructions to Offer fof Solo the Well-known BALRUDERRY ESTATE (lately purchased for cutting-up purposes fTom Mr John Reid). This Grand Estate comprises about 16,600 ACRES of SPLENDID CROPPING and GRAZING LAND, having yielded some exceptionally fine returns of wheat and other crops. It is well watered and nearly all lying to the sun. Situation—About II home’ drive from O&maru and about 4 mites, from Windsor Railway and Telegraph Station, and adjoint Government Settlement The Estate will be sold 1 in blocks to auifc purchasers, from 400 acres upwards. TERMS EXCEPTIONALLY EASY. INTEREST AT 4$ PER CENT.. This Grand Estate is so well and favourably known that further description is unnecessary, and the present forms and exceptional opportunity of acquiring a good farm at a reasonable price. , 400 ACRES UPWARDS. I 400 ACRES UPWARDS. Full particulars from > AUSTIN AND GRAHAM, ESTATE AGENTS, 129, CASHEL STREET. ni ■■V R. HANDCOCK. R, HANDCOCK. A NIBBLE IN A FARM. nAI ACRES, 3 miles from Raida, very /dUS good land, with 4-roomed House, etc. The land can grow anything, and is well watered and subdivided. Held under 939 years’ lease from the Crown at .£4 a ycajp rent, a.nd the low price of £3OO buys tluj goodwill. £IOO cash is all that is require®. This is indeed a rare opportunity to obtaiK a first-class little farm, the house being wort?-’ the price asked. R. HANDCOCK, ESTATE AGENT, 227, Colombo Street N., Christchurch, Sole Agent. Funerals. J. LAMB AND 80S. 1 UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALHERS, No. 85, LICHFIELD STREET. . Telephone 639. EORGE BARBELL. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER. unerals Furnished oa Modem Lines, and eivo the Personal Supervision of the Protor. Ofiice and Private Residence, 63, ham Street, Christchurch. , ’orkshop and Coffin Warehouse, 232 ana St Asaph Street. . „ , ilephoue 721. Telegrams, Barroll, Unaeffit, Christchurch. X 1962 ANGFORD AND RHINO (Late W. and H. Langford), FUNERAL FURNISHERS AND ! EMBALMERS. j , LONDON STREET. Telephone 639. / HERBERT LANGFORD, 10, London Street, Richmond. . _ . . JOHN RHIND, 48, Montreal Street, Syo« enham. . I 'Phone 1603. s | n Office: 227, Cashel Street. ’Phone 812. , G. W. J. PARSONS, MONUMENTAL MASON, 68 and 60, Manchester Street./MONUMENTS or Headstones Erected iffl' X Polished G.-aiiite, Marble or Stone;, i Your own design faithfully copied, if da- 1 Concrete Enclosures and all kinds of Monajy Work Executed. X 4009 5'HEi Funeral of tho late Sister Veronica . Brady will leave St Mary's Catholio lurch, Manchester Street north, This Day tenday), the. Bth. inst., at 11 a.m., for the uwood Cemetery. Requiem mass at 10 a.m, LAMB AND SON. 188 HE Friends of the late John McSaveney aro invited to attend his Funeral, len.vhis late residence, Wharenui Road, Upper carton, This Day (Monday), the Bth mat, 2 p.m., for the Papanui Churchyard. J, MB AND SON. . % . IS 9_ LIE Friends of Mr Na.lhania.l J. Suckling are invited to attend the Funeral of hist ; wife, leaving his son's residence, Mr HSuckling, GO, Burbadoes Street, St Albans, Tuesday, the 9th inst., at 2 p.m.,-fo® I,inwood Cemetery. Note alteration. J, MB AND SON. 88a0 - HE'Friends of the late John Mullins aro informed that his Funeral loaves his late idence,- 44. Colombo Street, St Albans, for ~ui. Requiem Mass at St Mary’s Church, nee to ..the Sydenham Cemetery, on Mon- , Sth inst. LANGFORD AND RHIND. IE Friends of the Rev Geo. D. Cox, Bap list minister of Lincoln, are respectfully ted to attend tho Funeral of his late he* id wife, which will leave the BaptisS ise, Lincoln, on Wednesday, June 10, af m.| for the sorvieo at the Baptist Church, ice to the Springston Public Cemetery. L*. RESTALL. Undertaker. 915 IE Friends of the late Eleanor Hickniott arc .invited to attoud her Funeral, which leave the residence of hor sou, Frederick smott, Chatsworth, Glandovey Rond, ndwr. at 2 p.m. This Day, June_3th, the Linwood Cemetery. C. SAMUELS, ham Street, opp. Trent Bros., and 26, 3stone Street, Sydenham. Teb 90. 104 erggnatasssha fcwATgglffßffl TO COUNTRY SUBSCRIBERS. following persona only are authorised receive money on account ot tlic W »vw- -- Company, Limitedi-e lyttelon akaroa Duvauchelloß Little River Tomuka Geraldine Waimate Glenavy Kakaia West Melton Dunsandel Templeton South Malvern Waddington KAIAPOI RANGIORA plorl-p . • , Oust Co-opi Stores Co. 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