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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXII, Issue 15715, 7 September 1911, Page 12

FOR SALE OR TO LET, R. L. BOWTCER ft SON. 11. BOWKEB AND SO®, W. Hrnlay.) <B. W. Heslop, LAND AND INSURANCE AGENTS, 778, COLOMBO STREET iVictoris SauatA Established 1579. Handy to car and iaEW BRIGHTON Baacn, just eouth of NEW BRIGHTON. Sea Viow Road, good NEW BRIGHTON, Section, with nearly NEW BRIGHTON, one chain frontage, NEW BRIGHTON, with cosy new Run- NEW BRIGHTON, fralow of 4 Rooms, NEW BRIGHTON, built on jarrah piles. NEW BRIGHTON, verandah, detached NEW BRIGHTON, waehhouiso, ooppsr NEW BRIGHTON! and tubs. Will let NEW BRIGHTON, well. NEW BRIGHTON. BOWKEE’S LAND AGENCY. Pol. Mft MERIT ALE /"'tLOSE to car, one minuti MIEBIVALE. 'D off, northern aspeot-* MERIVALE. Square House of B room* MERIVALE. plastered and juci papered MERIVALE. bathroom, hot and cold wats MERIVALE. supply h-p. water supply and MERIVALE. sewered throughout, potest MERIVALE. w. 0., w.-house und tubs, la MERIVALE. the pinlc of condition. Am MERIVALE. AN INVESTMENT MERIVALE. Or MERIVALE. A HOME MERIVALE. It Is ridiciulously Cheap at £575. Pol. 5-64 BOWKER’S LAND AGENCY. PGR IMMEDIATE SALE * LINWOOD. PENNY TRAM SECT TON. PENNY TRAM SECTION. Handy to Railway Station, Lancaster Putt and Tramway Power Houaa. £4OO. SUBSTANTIAL HOUSE, 5 rooms, tered and well papered, 4 fireplaces, rer. nndak, iron roof, pantry, soullefy, waehhous* main sewer, patent w.a, Irish pressure water, stablo, asphalt paths. TITLE LAND TRANSFER. Owner, who is anxious to soil, Is prepared to consider a reasonable offer to effect an early sale. Easy Terms if desired. Pol. 5-74 BOWKER'S LAND AGENCY. B*" OWKER’S LAND GUtDE can~he obi tain ed at our Office, or Posted Free .to any address. H. L. BOWKER AND SON, 778. Colombo Street, VICTORIA SQUARE. SPEIRS ft WILSON. C3PBIRS AND WILSON. (Hugh fa Wilson, Sole Prcpristor.) LICENSED LAND BROKERS, 163, Cashel Street. NORTH CANTERBURY. £(An ACRES, Good All-round Farm: will OUU grow anythlnc, well fenced and subdivided into 14 paddocks, all well watered handy to school, railway, post offloe and store by first-class road. CROPS—(6 acres in oats, 70 acres wheat, part in barley, balance in graso. The buildings consist 4-roomod house, conveniences, in good oondltion. implement shed, granary, stables, 6 jtalls, loosebox, trapehed, woodshed, drafting 1 yards, shearing shed end machines. Under Land Transfer Act. This Is a good farm, end very profitable PRICE; £25 per acre. Polio 05-269 SPEIRS AND WILSON. SOUTH CANTERBURY. QAfk ACRES, First-class Sheep Country, O\J\J in good heart and very warm oountry, aubdivided into 9 paddocks, wall fenced and watered; 80 r.ores in oats, 70 acres wheat, 60 acres in turnips, SO acres in raps and gTass, balance in English grass; splendid shelter. BUILDINGS —5-roomed house, conveniences, also 4-roomed house for men, stables, trapshed, implement shed, granary, woolshed, drafting yards, dip, cowbail, pigstyo and dairy. The terms are easy. PRICE ONLY £l3 10a per acre. Polio 05-270 SPEIRS AND WILSON. CANTERBURY. ■4 OAA ACRES, Good Sheep Country, handy laiiAF to railway, school, store, post offioej subdivided into 13 paddocks, well fenced and watered and sheltered. CROPS—2OO acres oats rye, 90 acres rape and young graee, bolance old pasture. This is very sweet, healthy country. BUILDINGS —Good 5-roomed dwelling, 4-stall ed stable, trapshed, loose-box, implement ehed, granary and drafting yards, •dip close by. This property Is well worth inspecting. We can arrange easy terms if required. PRICE: £3 per acre. Folio 05-271 SPEIRS AND WILSON A. E. YOUNG ft CO. A ,E. YOUNG AND 00., Comer Manchester and St Asaph Streets. MR G. E. BAILEY, Papanui, is now in. charge of Land Department. DAIRY FARM. o~i O fJA —20 ACRES Freehold, 6-roomed X'ifjJU modern house, 14-stalled oow bails, dairy; including 25 cows, horse and cart, 23 gallons milk round; also a leasehold of 47 acres, 8 years to run, rent £35 per annum. ‘ No. 98 A. E. YOUNG AND CO. MARSHLAND. 8 ACRES, 4-roomcd house, stables, oow bails, tiaphouse, eto. Price £SSO. No. 77 A. E. YOUNG AND CO. LYTTELTON. _AjI?KA —5-ROOMED House, hot and cold eK/UufV/ water, bathroom, scullery, cellar, coacrote paths, i-acra nicely laid out. 97 A. E. YOUNG AND CO. PAPANUI. /*^AA —ONE ACRE, 6-roomed house, c&U\J\J numerous outbuildings, fruit trees. Price reduced for speedy sale. No. S 3 A E. YOUNG AND CO. TY/'ANTED Sell, Lower Riccarton Bargain, vi .2d tram. Section over j-acre, and Now House o rooms to be built to suit purchaser. Only £490. £4O deposit. J. G. BANNERMAN, 655, Colombo Street. FUNERALS. r. LAMB AND SON, AND EMBALMERS, No. 234, LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone 539, INGFORD AND BHIND (let® W. and H. Langford), Funeral Furnishers and ba'mers 19, Loudon Street. Telephone Herbert Langiord, 19, London Sheet, iraond; John Khtad, 10S, Montreal Street, enhaw. 'Phono 1603. P.O. Box 625. u Office; 104, Cashel Street. ’Phone 812. GEORGE BARBELL, SDEETAKEK AND EMBALMEB. CREMATIONS ARRANGED. Sice and Privato Residence; Corner Duri and St Abaph Streets. . 'orkahops, eto.: 232 and 234, St A»apa ot. TELEPHONE 72L Telegrams: Barrcll, Undertaker, Christchurch. IE Funeral cl tko late Charlotte Iv.ving will leave her late residence, 160, Hux-Strec-t, Sydouhsun, This Day, Tnursuay, inst., at 2 p.m., tor. the Sydenham Ceme- . ,T. LAMB AND SON. 791 [J2 Funeral oi the late James Thomas Dunn will leave Iris late residence, 9, lyford Street, Sydenham, This Day, siay, the 7ih inst.. at 3.30 p.m., for the iu'-ton Cemetery. Private interment. J. IB AND SON. 790 [E Friends ci the late Robert Alexander are invited to attend his Funeral, :h will leave Iho residence of his brother, nas Alexander, East Belt, Ashburton, on av at 2 n.m., for the Ashburton Cemo- " GEORGE BARBELL. 9503