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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXIV, Issue 16193, 20 March 1913, Page 12

FOR SALY OR TO LET. EVANS & BULL.., Established 1831. (J. R. Evans, (Roland Bull. Licensed Land Broker.) £075. AND WORTH £BSO -CfTA CASH DOWN, balance as rent. A SNIP of the first water. Handy to Is car.—Staunchly-built Modern House of 7 exceptionally large and lofty rooms. THE HOUSE IS WORTH THE MONEY ALONE. Hot and cold service throughout, gas, tiled grates, wardrobes, concrete foundations, wire , verandah,. large store-room, washhouse, cop- I per, tubs, li.p. water, all kitchen offices. I VERY FINE 1-ACHE, well fenced, lot fine 5 shrubs, etc. Situated in one of the most fashionable streets, surrounded by first-class , houses. We offer a BARGAIN. Arrange im- I uiodiato inspeciion with 47-12 ■ EVANS AND BULB. ST ALBANS, CLOSE CAR. CASH, BALANCE AS RENT. Prico ONLY £535. WELL-BUILT Modern 5-reomed Bungalow, porcelain bath, hot and cold water service, tiled roof, all modern convenioneos, lead-lights, etc. High seel ion of 33 perches. Cards to view from EVANS AND BULL. 37-12 MERIVALE. MERIYALE. -P7Q it —NEWLY-BUILT BUNGALOW of ’ kJeJ 5 rooms, tiled roof, every possible modem convenience, sewer, etc. Section of 22 perches, planted with full-grown ornamental trees and shrubs. Well worth inspection. Easy terms. EVANS AND BULL. 38-12 WARRINGTON STREET. ST ALBANS. -Pl /[ft—FHIST-RATE BUILDING SECTION of nearly J-acre. Terms. 41-12 EVANS AND BULL. £SOO CASH, BALANCE 5 YEARS AT 6 PEE CENT. OdpT ACRES, CANTERBURY, close station, creamery, school and sa'eyards. Grows good crops of wheat, oats, turnips, efc., carrying 400 ewes, 400 lambs, R horfe3 and 10 head cattle, mixed all-round cropping and sheep farm, part suitable for dairying; 215 acres in grass, 75 acres stubble, 1? acres potatoes, 50 acres tussock; good 10-roomcd house and every farm outbuilding. Only £l3 per acre, or closo offer. A snip. Owner very keen to sell. Inspection through EVANS AND BULL. NORTH CANTERBURY. „„„ „ north canterbury. SELLING ON ACCOUNT OF OLD AGE. FOR BONA FIDE SALE. A CHEAP RUN. CARRYING CAPACITY IS SHEEP. 6000 PRICE £19,060. AS A GOING CONCERN. FREEHOLD. LEASEHOLD, SHEEP AND • IMPLEMENTS ALL GIVEN IN. 1903 ACRES FREEHOLD and 15,830 Acres LEASEHOLD, at a yearly rental of £lO7, long leases. Homestead of 7 rooms, together with all outbuildings, are on the freehold; 1J miles from school, and 4 miles from saleyards. AN ABSOLUTE SNIP. GOOD TERMS GIVEN. Just on the market. Write or call for full details. EVANS AND BULL. 21-12 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. £9OO~ 10 MINT7TE ? - OFF . ca - r ’ i?.. a very pretty, sheltered and healthy situation; 4 ACRES LAND, It acres being in orchard, which brings in a nice cheque. Comfortablo S-ROOMED HOUSE and Lot of outbuildings. WOULD MAKE A FINE GLASSHOUSE PROPERTY, and is suitable for early crops and tomatoes. GOOD TERMS. Would take town house in exchange. 285-11 EVANS AND BULL. CHEAP LITTLE FARM. NEAR BELFAST—IO MILES OUT. • -PfJQA— 40 ACRES, Dairy and Cropping v Farm. House 7 rooms and outbuildings. Handy to creamery, station and school. Now running 10 cows, and can bo tremendously improved. The sort of place for a grafter to make big money on. Owner is right out to sell. Easy terms. Apply 800-11 EVANS AND BULL. FORCED FARM SALE. MUST GO. CHEAP. . ANY OFFER CONSIDERED. SHEEP AND CROPPING. Q7A ACRES. 18 miles from Christchurch, 4 V/ close station, school and saleyards. Grows good crops of peas, oats, potatoes, eto., and carries two ewes, besides fattening lambs, per acre. Well-fenced and watered. Similar land near by is selling at from £2O to £27 per acre, and as tho prico of this property has been reduced to £l4 10s per acre it is a snip. Good liomestoad of 7 rooms and every farm outbuilding. This is a bona fide push sale. We can give terms, and invite immediate application. Write or call for full details. EVANS AND BULL., 235-11 PAPANUI ORCHARD AND SPEC. QA ACRES, 3 minutes from car; 8 acres In FULL-BEARING ORCHARD, consisting of 400 Sturmer apples and 100 pear trees. Rich soil, situation unsurpassed. Practically new 4-roomed house, with all modern conveniences and good outbuildings. This is a bona fide sale. The buildings are worth £SOO, the trees £3OO, leaving tho price of the land at only £B4 per aore, and it is easily worth £l5O per acre. Price only £I6OO, and a snip. Terms. There is a little fortune to bo made off this property: 79-7 Lists on Application. EVANS AND BULL. Canterbury Agents Yorkshire Tnsuranoe 00. 59. CATHEDRAL SQUARE CONWAY MATSON & SONS. TARANAKI DAIRYING LAND. £25 PER ACRE. N.B. —Owner take City Property as Payment or Sheep Country. OOA ACRES; carry 100 cows, young stock and horses; all ploughable; 60 acres already ploughed; well watered by running streams. SITUATED two miles by good metalled road from factory (has been paying over Is 2d for butter-fat), one mile from post office and school, handy to rail. Buildings—2 Good Houses, cowbyres, bams, cartsheds, piggeries, etc., milking machine, engine, etc., complete. Splendid shelter and orchards. TERMS—At least £SOOO can remain at 51 per cent for five to seven years. PRICE—Same as for cash, £25 per acre. Fol. 396 B 4 CONWAY MATSON AND SONS, Auctioneers, Land and Estate Agents, X 184, Cashel Street (next Union S.S. Co.). WM J AMESON & SON. £B60 _MODEEN 6 ' ROOirED house, all conveniences, 11 acres land. Tram passes door. WM. JAMESON AND SON. £925~ PRACnOALLY NEW 8-ROOM-ED BUNGALOW in one of tho most popular streets off Papanui Road. WM. JAMESON AND SON. J^END ALTON—FIVE ACRES, in orchard, together with 4-roomed House, A Snip for somebody. WM. JAMESON'AND SON. £|6Q()— REDUCED TO £I4OO. S-ROOMED BUNGALOW and half-acre, beautiful garden. Owner left Christchurch, so has reduced £203. WM. JAMESON AND SON, 16S, Manchester Street. qUMNER.—FOR* SALE, that Very Dcsirk3 able Property known as “To Tahuna," consisting of ! roed 16 perches, together with commodious residence of 12 good rooms and every convenience, at present in the' oceanstion of Mrs Rogers as a boardinghouse. This valuable property is situated on the main road just entering Sumner (opponito tram bridge), and has a frontage of nearly two chains Tho view cf tho ocean is one that can never bo interrupted, whilst the Clifton TTills at the back provide perfect shelter, “be situation of “To Tahuna” is unique, ’ the opportunity of acquiring such a seas:d.9 vcsidcnco is one seldom met with. To effect an immediate sale, owners have decided to sacrifieo this valuable freehold for £1260. RONALD O. DUNCAN, Bowron’s Buildings, Manchester Street.