Tenders. FOOTBALL. TENDERS for the Eight to Publish OFFICIAL GUIDE will be received up to SATURDAY, April 24. Particulars from, secretary. W. G. GARRARD, Hon. Secretary C.R.F.U. 64.56 are Invited for PURCHASE, t for REMOVAL, of Buildings known as PARKER'S SHOP, situate between Warde H's and White Hart New Buildings. Tenders close on W.th INST. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For particulars and conditions, apply DUNCAN, COTTERILL AND STRINGER, 6223 Cathedral Square. TENDERS FOR ALTERING ROOF. THE LYTTELTON HARBOUR BOARD invite Tenders for ALTERING the Roof of No. 1 Shed. Lyttelton, in accordance with the plans and specification to be seen at the Harbour Board’s Offices in Lyttelton or Christchurch. Tenders, endorsed “Tender No. 1 Shed Roof,” must he addressed to the Chairman, and delivered at. this office not later than 11 a.m. on WEDNESDAY, the sth May next. By order. C. HOOD WILLIAMS, Secretary and Treasurer. Lyttelton Harbour Board. Lyttelton Harbour Board Office, Christchurch, April 21st, 1909. 6161 W. ENGLAND AND SONS, TIMBER and COAL MERCHANTS. LARGE STOCKS EVERY DESCRIPTION BUILDING MATERIAL. SEASONED TIMBER, all Sizes IRON, CEMENT BUILDERS’ IRONMONGERY DOORS. SASHES. ETC. Quotations sent on application, town or country. TUAM AND ST ASAPH STREETS, CHRISTCHURCH. X 2443 CUT DOWN YOUR INSURANCE PREMIUMS BY Installing the Latest Fire Prevention Fixtures when building. Use CALMON’S ASBESTOS ROOFING SLATES AND WALLING SHEETS. They ■ are Fire-proof, Waterproof and Weatherproof. A. L. ROSS AND CO., Chief Agents for New Zealand, WILLIAM WHITE AND CO., LTD., TIMBER. MERCHANTS and BUILDERS' -L IRONMONGERS, LINCOLN ROAD. TIMBERS—AII kinds of Building Timbers, both native and imported, including large stacks of Dry Lining, Flooring and Weatherboards; also Dry Totara and White Pine , SUNDRIES—Doors, Sashes. Roofing Iron, Cement. Bricks, Lime, Fencing Material, Paints, eta SPEClAL—Builders and others interested ere invited to call and see our Beautiful Figured Red Pine Doors Nothing Finer Ever Seen in Christchurch. GENERAL—Quotations on application, including delivery to any part of town or country. X 4116 T~ ELEPHONE 1610.—J.‘ CARPENTER. 159. Chester Street, nenr Cranmer Square, Licensed for Mein Sewer Connections. Estimates given for Sewer Drains. Sanitary Plumbing and Water Services. Obstructions effectually removed. Deferred payment on approved security. X3S6O JOHN WALLER AND SONS. LTD., TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS, TUAM STREET. Have in Stock— EVERY DESCRIPTION OF BUILDING MATERIAL, including VERY LARGE STOCKS OF SEASONED TIMBER. Kept under Cover, for Immediate Use. Cement Galvanised Iron Lead. Doors. Sashes Builders’ Ironmongery PVrio’nv Materials etc. COAL AND FIREWOOD We axe prepared to QUOTE PRICES for Building Material, delivered in Town or any part of the Province. J_ fVR 0 W N AND SON, • TIMBER AND COAL MERCHANTS. £6-58, Colombo Street, and Alarton Street. BUILDING MATERIALS oi every deeoription, seasoned, ready for use. Westport, Newcastle, Felawmain, Greta and ill Native Coals in stock and under oover. Black Pine and Manuks Firewood. PRICES ON APPLICATION. P.O. Box 806 Telephone No. St- 1 ' Properties For Sale or To Let. HILLARY & BAXTER. FEW GRAND BUILDING SECTIONS BISHOP’S STREET, finest position in St Albans, convenient to penny seotion—Grand High j-acre Section, levelled, and at present in potatoes. £225. ENSOR’S ROAD, OPAWA, a few chainß couth of tram line—First-class Section, containing the third of an acre, several feet above the level of the road. An ideal site for a good house. HEREFORD STREET, LINWOOD—Fine High Quarter-acre Section, well fenced and planted w'ith orchard in full bearing. £250. An offer wanted. ROTHERHAM STREET, LOWER RICCARTON—Over 1-acre. One of the finest positions in the street. £lO5. The above sections are placed on the market for urgent sale, and if we cannot get the price quoted, the nearest offer approaching that will be accepted. HILLARY AND BAXTER, ’ Sole Agents. A SUPERIOR PROPERTY. I' OWER EICCARTON, on tram route—--J Up-to-date Residence of 6 largo rooms, 2 large bay windows, wide verandah, gas fittings, tiled-grates and hearths, linen press, bathroom with hot and cold water service, lavatory basin and shower, pantry, scullery with sink, h. and c., washhouse, tubs and copper, glassed-in cover way, tool-house, workshop, trellis fences, asphalt paths, grand seotion, over 1-acre, one of tho earliest selections. The above must appeal to buyers of a first-class property. . HILLARY AND BAXTER, Sole Agents. ROUGH-CAST BUNGALOW AT LINWOOD. £450 -PRICE—£4SO. lOOMED HOUSE, with verandah, tiled es and hearths, choice mantels, bathl with lavatory basin, hot and cold water ice, pantry, scullery with sink, h. and a, ihonse, copper and tubs, g-acre, high sec- , well fenced Note the price—£4so. Anyrequiring a pretty and at tho same time •built and finished villa, should inspect e property. HILLARY AND BAXTER, Agents. OWNER REMOVED FROM CHRISTCHURCH. TO BE SACRIFICED FOR £225. SPREYDON, on the proposed tram route i —Very Cosy House of 4 rooms, bathroom and washhouse, 30 perches of land, stocked with wintor vegetables. The present owner purchased this property to take his bride into some twelve months ago, and had tho house thoroughly renovated both inside and out. It is only his removal to another part of the Dominion that makes an early sale necessary. At the price there is nothing on the market to equal the above for value. HILLARY AND BAXTER, Sole Agents. ANOTHER CHEAP PROPERTY. Q YDENHAM, close to Opawa tram route— O House of 5 rooms, washhouse and copper, good workshop (would make a stable and traphouse), splendid 1-acre section. £250. Owner means business. HILLARY AND BAXTER, Agents. JUST ACROSS BEALEY AVENUE. jOQI K—ST ALBANS—House of f rooms, cSwO-LD scullery, with copper, outshed, etc., 1-acre, fine high section in fruit trees and garden. HILLARY AND BAXTER, Agents.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXX, Issue 14975, 22 April 1909, Page 11
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