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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXX, Issue 14976, 23 April 1909, Page 12

Properties For Sale or To Let. W. J. HOPKINS & CO. w. J. HOPKINS AND CO. SECTIONS. SECTIONS. _ SECTIONS. THE BEST IN THE MARKET. LOW PRICES^ EASY TERMS. NEAR FERRY ROAD and close to that y Beautifully-situated Block of Land that has just been acquired by the WoolstoS Borough Council lor recreation purposes— SEVERAL FIRST-CLASS BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. ALL HIGH AND DRY. Within 3 or 4 minutes’ walk of the electric tram-lino (2d section). PRICES FROM £9O UPWARDS. TERMS: £5 DEPOSIT £3 IN THREE MONTHS £3 IN SIX MONTHS Other Instalments arranged to suit the con. venience of the buyers. Interest 5 per cent on unpaid purchase money. Being handy to trams, in a good locality and convenient to what must eventually become a beautiful Recreation Ground, these Sections are undoubtedly cheap, end the terms are bo liberal that anyone who has an inclination to some day own a piece of free, hold should not miss this chance. Possession given on payment of deposit. We shall bo glad to show intending buyers these sections, or any others we have for Bila, at any time to suit their convenience. CALL FOR PLAN~AND PRICE-LIST W. J. HOPKINS AND CO., Agents, . RIOCARTON. IF YOU WANT A GOOD SECTION AT RICCAETON, Call and Eeo us about this. THREE-EIGHTHS OF AN ACRE *» £l6O. One minute from tram-line, 6FT PALING FENCE ALL BOUND. This is a remarkably cood Section, Sulen«

did houses on both sides. AVONSIDE. 2 EXCELLENtIiALF-ACRES. . : ' ONLY £145 EACH, # Those Sections axe beautifully sfhmted and | havo north-western aspect. very high and dry; splendid drainage. At £145 each they I arc cheap. Don’t fail_ to have a look at theso I if you want a line site to build a homo cn. I They aro two of the best sections in this’ popular district. OP AW A ESTATE. Convenient to trams and railway station; ' FIRST-CLASS BUILDING SECTIONS FROM £B7 10s EACH. Deposit, £5 per Section. , INSTALMENTS TO SHIT BUYERS. W, J. HOPKINS AND CO., i LAND, ESTATE and FINANCE AGENTS,/ BOWRON’S BUILDINGS, Corner Manchester and Hereford Street*; CHRISTCHURCH. ' FOR SALE. f IQA ACRES, Good Fattening Farm, iP lOv grass, in good locality. Cash r« quired, only £3OO. For particulars, address BOX i, Principals only. New Plymouth. pODFREY AND TAIL ELR, 1 211, Armagh Street, LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, ACCOUNTANTS, ETC. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, Owner Leaving District. COLERIDGE STREET, Sydenham, closo to Railway and Tram—Well-built House of 7 rooms, plastered, gas, cold water throughout, hot water from copper to bath, conoreto 'oundations, asphalt paths, fowlhouse and workshop; 1-acre section, laid out in garden and orchard, deep well. Price £590. FENDALTON. STRATFORD STREET—New House of 5 rooms, pantry, scullery, bathroom, hot and cold water, washhouse with copper and tubs, plastered throughout, hall with arch, concrete foundations, return verandah, etc. Section, j of 35 perches. Prico £730. ’ LINWOOD SOUTH. GRAFTON STREET, closo to Linwood! Railway Station—Nearly New House of 6 rooms, washhouse, bath, copper, verandah,, shed, cic.; i-acro section. Price £420. FuneriU. Langford and ehi K L (Late W. and H. Langford), FUNERAL FURNISHERS AND EMBALMERS, 16, LONDON STREET. Telephone 6S& HERBERT LANGFORD, IS, London Street, Richmond. JOHN RHIND, 48, Montreal Street, Sydenham. ’Phone 1603. P.O. Box 623. Town Office: 227. Cashel Street ’Phone 812. G. W J. PARSONS, MONUMENTAL MASON, 68 and 60, Manchester Stxeet MONUMENTS or Headstones Erected iaj Polished Granite, Marble or Stona ; Your own design faithfully ooDied, if ds* l sired. Concrete enclosures and all lands of Mortuary Work Executed. X1909 EO R G E BARR EL L, UNDERTAKER and EMBALM.ER. Funerals Furnished on Modern Lines, anil , receive the personal supervision of the Proprietor. Office and Private Residence; 63, DURHAM STREET. CHRISTCHURCH; Telephone 721. Telegrams: Eitrrell, Undertaker, Chrrstohurch. I.AMB AND 801% UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS, No. 35, LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone 589. J. TAI T, ! Monumental sculptor, 1 , 271, CASHEL STREET, Opposite King Edward Barrack*. ; Tho Oldest Established Firm in this Bud ness in Christchurch. THE Funeral of tho late Jean Brown will leave the Coalgate railway station on arrival o£ the 10.53 a.m. train from Cliristchurcnon Friday, the 23rd inst.., for the Hororata. Cemetery. J. LAMB AND SON. ISI THE Funeral of the huo Andrew Graham A Holmes will leave his late residence, St John Street, Woolston, on Friday, the 23rd inst., at 2 p.m., arrivinc at tho Halswell Churchyard 8.30 p.m, J. LAMB AND SON, I ITS f SUlA'l Funeral of the la to Mary Owens wi,i A leave her late residence, Page’s Road, New Brighton, on Saturday, the 241 h inst., at 8 a.m., for St Mary's Church, Manchester St 'cet. Requiem Mass at ( J ft.nu and thence to the Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB AND SON. 181 HPiIE Friends of Air George Young DflvtdA son aro respectfully invited to attend his Funeral, which will leave his late residence, River Road, Burwood, This Day (Friday). 23rd, at 2.30 p.m., for tho Burwood Cemetery. C. SAMUELS. Tel. 90. 6511 fpHE Friends of Airs E. arc rospecto A fully invited to attend the Funeral of her late husband, leaving her residence at 2 p.m. on Saturday, for the Oxford Cetnctory. G. SMITH AND SON Undertaker-. 65*9 agwpmgHßOßgggaa, agi—auga