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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXI, Issue 15334, 17 June 1910, Page 12

FOR S Al. E O?? TO i.fr, HILLAKT it iJAAiiUh. WHAT OFFERS. HANDY TO RAILWAY "AND TRAMWAY QYDENHAM, close to Penny Section, good houso of 5 rooms, verandah with glass ends, bay window, Venetian blinds, tile grates, cupboards and wardrobes, bathroom and lavatory basin, pantry, scullery, washhouse copper and tubs, asphalt paths, £-acre section, well fenced. The owner has gone to reside in the North Island, ar.d is pushed for money. We have been asking £l2O, but a much lower offer will now be accepted. HILLAPY AND BnJiIT.K. MERIVALE. i PRICE £525. BUlL’i UNDER SUPERVISION 13 MONTHS AGO. WELL-BUILT T HOUSE of 4 good rooms, plastered, picture rails, good gas fittings and ting, verandah. Venetian window, roller blinds, tiled grates and hearths, good mantels, bathroom, lavatory basin, hot and cold water service, pantry, linen press, scullery u?'.' 1 ' sink, hot and cold water Eervice, copand tubs, iargo workshop, trellis fences, ice lawn and garden, t-acre line high steam, with 45ft fro-tage. NOTE THE PRICE —£625. Most of the monoy can remain on mortgage at FOUR AND ONE-HALF PER CENT. HILLARY AND BAXTER, Agents. NEW BRIGHTON. PRIOE £240. MORTGAGEES’ "SALE One Aero o» Land, together with good house of 4 rooms, with verandah nil round; usual conveniencos, £2OO can remain at 4J per cent. HILLARY AND BAXTER, Agent*. ST ALBANS. PRIUE "£47O. TRUSTEES’ SALE. MODERN SQUARE HOUSE of 5 good rooms, plastered and decorated, verandeh, bathroom, h. and c, lavatory basin, wardrobes and cupboards built in, tile grates and hearths pantry, large scullery with sink, copper and tubs, cool shed, asphalt paths, over J-acre, choice section, well fenced. Musf bo sold Price reduced f rr "n £583 to £470. HILLARY AND BAXTER, Agents, OPAWA. PRICE £S7S. Convenient to Linwood Railway StatioU and Tram—GOOD G-ROOMED HOUSE, lift stud, plastered and papered, centre flower* and picture rails, verandah in front, Venetian blinds, grates and hearths, wardrobes and cupboards built in, bathroom, pantry, scullery, washhouse and good shed; i-acie, fine section, very convenient. HILLARY AND- BAXTER, Agent*. SPREYDON. ' • PRICE £IOSO. TWO ACRES WITH MODERN HOUSE. SUPERIOR HOUSE cl 7 large rooms, 3 bav windows verandah, 7ft hall, bathroom, lavatory basin, cupboards and linen presi built in, pantry, washhouse, The house is well-built and is fitted with every modern convenience Outbuildings comprise stable, trapslicd, harness-room, etc. Splendid wetcsupply and drainage. Two acres of Is' , handy to tram; mostly planted in cL.m-o fruit tree' HILLARY AND BAXTER, ESTATE AGENTS AND LAND BKOXIELJ, 122, MANCHESTER STREET, Between Hereford ami Cashei Streets.

BADGER BROS. £B4O -BEAUTIFUL 7-R. HOUSE, ST ALBANS. BRAND Now Seven-roomed House, close to cars. We don’t know of a better fimflicd placo a..yv,-hero, It’s plas-te-ed tb’-ounhout exceptionally heavy and auda me e rn os, nou.-ings, oto.; all big rooms, biuli-iu cupboards, si&rdrobes, etc., h. and c. water, shower, cedar d ors, ti'ed hearths and grates, very roomy offices, gas, aewer, verandah three sides end back, dot. wa=hhouß» and bike rhed. Ibo house stands high ar.d is built of Oregon and V.D.L., J-acre. Candidly we consider this place would soil for iICOO inside a couplo oi ’ years. But eeo it for youreolf. That’* all wo ask. BADGER BROS. HOUSE ON EASY TERMS. ONLY -£25 DOW3L THIS PLACE MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY. IT’S a splendidly-built 7-rocm-d rough cast brick house, ar.d about i-acre, Lawcod Id seoli n. Big ro-ms, gas, sewer and conveniences. £S23—ONLY £25 DOWN. BADGER BROS. FUNERALS, T ANGFORD AND BHIND (lata W and i.J H. Langford), Funeral Fumiahers at>a E mbalmers, 19, Loudon Street. Telephone litie Herbert Langioid, 19, London Street, Richmond. John Rnind, 106, Montreal Street, Sydenham. 'Phono 1603. P.D. Hog 623. Town Office: 227, Cashel Street. 'Phone 812. GEORGE BARBELL. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMEft CREMATIONS AKRANG ED. Office and Private Residence: Corner Dur« ham and St Asapli Stree.s. _ Workshops, etc.: 232 and 231, St Asaph 3treßt ' TELEPHONE 721. Telegrams' Barrell, Undertaker, Christchurch. J. LAMB AND SON, u NDERTAKERS AND EMBALMER 9, No. 35, LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone 539. J. TAX T, ONUMENTAL SCULPTOR* 271, CASHEL STREET, Opposite King Edward Barracks. Xhe Oddest Esiaoushed Firm in this. Bual ness m Vsiuiswiiuicii. ±jj& rpHE Funorai oi the late Mary Pyno will JL ieavo mo robidciiwo oi Au- u. AionS*».er, i’ erry Koau, JL*.nw ood, on i? ricuiy, tno ri tii i.*st.y at b. 16 p.m., lor the 0 erne .cry. J. LA-uB AiN-L) SUA. 2&S Funeraio oi the ia<o John Oon*.adan X EiiLabotii Vogei will leave Uieir nil residence, 4b, Worcester oireoc, Linvvcod, o n ria*ay, llie 17th msi., at a p.m., lor tne Linwood cemetery. J. LAAIB AimD oUAu 205

rpHE Funeral of the late Bridget klurphy A will iOavo tire residence ol her euu-ji-law, Jau.es v/x-rioii, a\o. .wtieet, »~ydenua>.i,, at B.OJ a.nr., xhis ait e If, laiu, lor the it.man Catholic Cathedral lteyuiem Mass at 0 a.m., and tnenco iO the X,nrwood Cemetery. C. bA-dUELS. Xei. SO. XsGl r PHE - Fr."endTor _ the Lite Charges Maiho-son A aro reopecttuily informed tlitu li.s Fn..oa. will leave iho M-rguo Lvttelun, mil Day. at 2.30 p.m., for the Church of England Ceme cry. V. O. LEoxER. rjtxlE Funeral of the lato George Edward i- Masm will leavo his ltte rei.den o, prir.gba lc, -uason’s Flat, on Fr.da ■, tha 7th inst., at 1 o'clock, for the Horsley 'owns Cemetery. 4i?03 rpiiE Friends of and Margaret M. MulA .c i, ol Papanu. are informed that the Funeral of their late beloved son Denn : s wil o .vo the Chris church lio.pita for Ct Ma y’s C. thol o Church, Manchester Street, at S t> r.tn oi f-aturdav, tha 18th ms.. Fo tneii Mass at 9’.3) ant. the ce to D-e T in'vwd Co etorv. LANGFORD AND HHIN I '. i t