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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXIII, Issue 15920, 4 May 1912, Page 20

AUCTIONS. EVANS & BULL. Established 1831. (J. R. Evans. * (Roland Bull. Licensed Land Broker.) Open Saturday Evenings, 7.30 to 8.30. £7OO. REAL SKIP. 20 ACRES Splendid Land for Early Market Gardening and Dairy mg'; gocd 6-roomed house, etc. The Lot for £7OO. Terms. Just out cf Christchurch. For a spec or occupation this is one of the cheapest little places offering. Well worth getting further particulars. 265-10 EYAKS AKD BULL. WELL WORTH INSPECTION. lOC ACRES for £I2OO ONLY—37 acres being freehold and 88 acres leasehold at a very low rental; will easily carry 25 cows, besides cropping; grows 13 tons potatoes. 40 bushels peas, and 40 bushels oats per acre, etc.; well fenced and water in every paddock. Good comfortable 6-rcomed house, washhouse, dairy, granary, 3-stall stable, loose-boxes, 4 cowbails, trapshed, fowlhouse, pigstyes, etc., all sound and in firstclass order; one mile from Rangiora station, creamery and school. Cheapest farm near Rangiora. will sell as a going concern if wished; cows, horses and all live and dead stock. Terms. Inspection can be arranged with 200-8 EVANS AKD BULL. A 1 DAIRY FARM. £4OO CASH DOWN Balance Easy Terms. CA ACRES, Tip-top Dairy and Cropping tJU Farm; a really good* farm. Together with 6roomed house, cowbails, stable, implement shed and piggeries; 1J miles from station, creamery and school; North Canterbury. Further details from • 11-10 EVANS AND BULL. 40 ACRES, CLOSE TOWN. jPKHZL LOT—Six-roomed house and outi buildings. Terms. 270-9 EVANS AND BULL. TERMS £175 CASH. m ACRES, HALSWELL—Best of Dairy and Cropping Land, 6-roomed House and every outbuilding. Terms £175 cash, balance at 5 per cent. ISB-10 EVANS AND BULL. £BOO CASH DOWN ONLY Required on Each OF THE FOLLOWING FARMS, BALANCE TO SUIT PURCHASERS. 1. 420 ACRES, £7 10s per acre. Handy to Christchurch, etc. Six-roomed house and outbuildings. 64-10. 3. 800 ACRES, NORTH CANTERBURY, £6 per acre. All buildings. 286-9. 3. 600 ACRES, HORORATA. £4 per acre. Nbuildings. 174-10. 4. ISO ACRES, NORTH CANTERBURY. Six-roomed house, etc. £l4 10s per acre. 140-10. LISTS ON APPLICATION. EVANS AND BULL. TO LET. OX ACRES, Tramline, New Brighton, Good 02 House, 20s week; City, 6 rooms, 20st St Albans, 6 rooms, 20s; and many others Cards from . EVANS AND BULL. LEASES, NO GOODWILLS. d.CRES, sheep and cropping; 6room* etc.; 11s 6d per acre. 180 Acres, thee; and - cropping; all buildings; 20s or offer. 21 Acres, Riccarton; modem 5-roomed house; 20s. 6 Acres and good 6-roomed house, Papanui; £BS year. Write or call for full details. EVANS AND BULL. J?CA CASH —Addington. Real snip. Comfortable 4-roomed cottage, sewer and h.p. water, etc., and nearly J-acre. Only £2OO lot. Just off Lincoln Road, 2d section. See this quickly. Lets at 9s. Owner bought farm. Keen'seller. - 273-10 EVANS AND BULL.

FURNITURE BUSINESS FOR SALE. OLD ESTABLISHED. ; GOOD REASON FOR SELLING. 4?QAA ANNUAL PROFIT—Stock .about books and stock sheets produced; long lease at low rental. Full details and inspection can be'made witb 231-10 EVANS AND BULL. A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR FRUIT GROWERS. OWNER A KEEN SELLER. ACRES, PAPANUL 4 MILES FROM CITY. 1 MILE FROM TRAM. HOUSE OF 4 ROOMS, verandah, scullery, washhouse, copper, storehouse, trapahed, stable, piggeries, fowlhouses, etc. THE BEST OF LAND, Nicely fenced and subdivided, 2 ACRES being in FIRST-CLASS FULL BEARING ORCHARD, and 4 acres in potatoes. All fruit, potatoes, etc., given in. Has grown 1 f tons potatoes and 19 tons onions per acre. WE KNOW this Property well, and foi fruit-growing, etc., it is one of the best places in Papanui. MUST BE SOLD QUICKLY. TERMS. TERMS. Call for card to view. 215-10 EVANS AND BULL, Canterbury Agentt Yorkshire Ir.turance Co., 50, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, Opposite Post Office, near Chancery Lane. FARMERS’ SALEYARDS AUCTION SALE OF LENGTHS of TWEEDS and SERGES anf General Warehouseman’s Stock, At 1.30 TO-DAY, 610, COLOMBO STREET. ■ Full particulars in yesterday’s issue. Coma and buy at your own price. SANDS, O’CALLAGHAN AND CO., 3330 Auctioneers. EGGS. EGGS. EGGS. TK7ANTED, FRESH AND PRESERVED ’' EGGS, In Any Quantities. HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN. SANDS, O’CALLAGHAN AND CO., Fanners’ Saleyards, St Asaph and Tuam Streets west. FUNERAL*. u 3. LAMB AND SON. NDEET AKERS AND EMBALMED No. m, LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone 530. Langford and rhind (late W. an 3 H. LangiordJ, Funeral Furnishers ant Embaimers, 19, London Street. Teiephont 669. Herbert Langtord, 19, London Street, Richmond; John Rhind, 106, Montreal Street, Sydenham. ’Phone 1603. P.O. Box 523. Town Office: 104. Cashel Street. ’Phone SIA GEORGE BARRELL, UNDERTAKER AND EMJ U CREMATIONS ARRANGED. Office and Private Residence: Cornel Durham and St Asaph Streets. , _ Workshops, etc.: 232 and 234. St Asaph Street TELEPHONE m Telegrams: _ 1 Barrell. Undertaker. Christchurch. T’HE Funeral of the late Marion Procter will leave her late residence, 888, Tdaxn Street, Linwood, on Saturday, the 4th inst. at 3.30 p.m., for the Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB AND SON. 1090 ritHE’ Friends of Mr W. A. Box are inJL viled to attend the funeral of his lata daughter Alice, which will leave his residence, 110 St. Martin’s Road, Opawa, Thi» Day (Saturday), at 2.30 p.m., for Sydenham Cemetery.—GEOßGE BARRELL. 5443 THE Friends of the late Rev Joseph Butler are invited to attend his funeral, which will leave the Manse, Lincoln Read, Spreydon. To-morrow (Sunday), a't 3 p.m. The first part of the funeral service will be conducted in the Baptist Church, after wnich the cortege wiil proceed to Sydenham Cemetery.—GEOßGE BARRELL.