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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16493, 7 March 1914, Page 20

IFOR SALE OR TO LET. EVANS & BULL. Established 1881. (J. R. Evans, (Roland BulL Licensed Land Broker.) COACH, SHOEING AND GENERAL SMITHS. AS A GQING CONCERN. A INCLUDING all Tools, etc. cVi'UGJ Honso 4 rooms, scullery, stable, whare, fowlhouse, also Blacksmith s Shop, 45 by 27 feet. Situation CANTERBURY, in a rich farming district. 20 acres leasehold can be taken over if wished. Termß, say £IOO cash. Write or call for full details. A. 88G EVANS AND BULL, 25 ACRES IN LUCERNE. RICH DAIRY FARM. AS A GOING CONCERN. 800 LOT. 30 Acres freehold and 54 Acres L.1.P., at a rental of 9s per acre, less 10 per cent. Rich quality soil, 25 to 30 acres in lucerne, will carry 40 cows, and is suitable for dairying and cropping. Present stock, which is given in at the price, consists of 33 head cattle, 2 horses, also buggy, dray, tools, cans and all sundries. 4-roomcd House, Washhouse, Storeroom, etc., large shed, cowbyre, piggeries, etc. Three miles from creamery, lj miles from school. This farm, at_ the price, is an out and out bargain, and should be inspected with, out delay. Write or call for full details. 78-13 EVANS AND BULL. „ OUR, BARGAIN COLUMN. ROE VARIOUS REASONS THESE OWNERS ARE OUT TO SELL. EVERY ONE IS QUOTED BELOW ITS VALUE. £GSO CASH—BALANCE 5 PER CENT. 9k(l ACRES, BANKS PENINSULA—&• roomed house, etc. Good cocksfoot, sheep and cattle country. £l7 per acre, Write or call for full particulars. A. 845 ■ EVANS AND BULL. OWNER LEAVING N.Z. GOVERNOR’S BAY. O ACRES (just under) First-class Land, “ good fruit-growing or early cropping soil. House 4 rooms and every modern convenience. Coach passes twice daily. Ideal weekend sito, or suit retired couple. Apply at once for full particulars. A. 876 EVANS AND BULL. OPAWA. I?-J9K-EASY TERMS if wanted. ExC * W - L * JC V ceptionally Fine i-acre Building Section, just off Opawa and Hawford Roads, very close to car, station, school, etc. The outlook iz also one of the prettiest round Christchurch. Stands high above the footpath. A snip. 88-13 EVANS AND BULL. ROUND THE HILLS. 4?ltrn PER ACRE. Easy Terms il •7^'“' wan 4ed. 2J Acres, on an easy slope at toe foot of the hills. More land if wanted, One of the earliest spots round Christchurch, Close railway station. An ideal section foi tomatoes and all early vegetables. 279-12 EVANS AND BULL. AS A GOING CONCERN. SOMETHING CHEAP AND GOOD. 4*77K THE LOT, terms if wanted. 3® ” l O ACRES, 11 acres being freehold and 25 acres lease for a long term at a very low rental. 26 acres grass, 3 acres turnips, 2J acres oats, 1 potatoes and about 8 acre* fallow, 7 paddocks, well fenced and watered. 7 young cows, 2 horses, 6 sows, 1 boar, trap, harness and fowls, ALL GIVEN IN. 8roomed House, 2 large barns, 7 good cowbails, loosebox, trapshed, washhouse, etc, Quarter mile from creamery, school and station. Situated North Canterbury, in a goahead township. A genuine offer and a bargain. Don’t delay writing or calling. A 663 EVANS AND BULL. JUST OFF TRAMLINE. .£47 C THE LOT—4i Acres land, fruit I trees, garden, etc., and house of 0 rooms, stable, fowlhouse, etc. Owner keen seller, and we can recommend this as & bargain. Evans and Bull. 297-13 TRUSTEE sale. GOT TO GO, pf A ACRES, Good Medium Land, Kaiapoi w” district. Six-rocmed house, etc. Price £lB per acre. Terms, say £IOO down. Well worth inquiry if you want a cheap, small, mixed farm. 208-12. EVANS AND BULL, SPREYDON, HANDY CAR. 21 ACRES, Splendid High Section, good 4- land, well fenced, whare and artesian well; £3OO the lot buys this nibble; easy terms. Absentee sale. Evans and Bull. , i 216-10 ; 8 ACRES. 4 ROOMS. i THE LOT; 40 fruit trees, halfcvOUtl acre in potatoes, garden, etc. Real good land. Handy to town. Comfortable 4-roomed house, scullery, dairy, stable, Jowlhouse, etc. Terms. Just on the market. A 749 EVANS AND BULL. MERIVALE, OFF CARLTON STREET. CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN. ONLY—House of 6 rooms, veran- ; dab, bath, pantry, scullery, wash- ; house, copper, tubs, hi<?n-pressure water,main sewer, workshop, fowlhouse. All newly painted and renovated; i-acre in lawn and garden. Easy terms. Best neighbourhood round Christchurch. Owner must sell. 45-13 EVANS AND BULL, Chief Agents Yorkshire Insurance Co. 69, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, Opposite Post Office, near Chancery Lane. CHEAP MERIVALE PROPERTY, close to penny tram section.—Well-built House of 4 rooms, every possible convenience, including hot and cold service, sewer connection, pat. W.C., 2 rooms papered, verandah back and front. Small Section, beau-! tifully laid out, asphalt paths, lawns back and front, nicely situated and handy to the City. Price £525; Government mortgage. We consider this is a cheap property. Card to view from the Agents, McKENZIE AND WILLIS, Cathedral Square. FUNERALS, Herbert Langford, John Rhind, 19, London St. 106, Montreal St LANGFORD AND RHIND. UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS. ’Phones GB9 and 1603. Town Office. 104, Cashel Street. ’Phone 812. P.O. Box 523. George barrels UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER. Corner DURHAM AND ST ASAPH STREETS. ’Phone 721. J LAMB AND SOll, FUNERAL FURNISHERS. No. 234, STREET. TELEPHONE 633. Established 1873. HE Funeral of the late Emily Townsend will leave the residence of her Stepson, A. H. Townsend, 33, Marlborough Street, :wood, on Sunday, the Bth Inst., at 3.15 p.m., for the Addington Cemetery. J. LAMB AND SON. THE Funeral of the late Harriet Mathias will leave her late residence, 29, Helmore’s Road, Fendalton, on Tuesday, tho 10th Inst., at 3 p.m.. for the Barbadoes S.reot Cemeterv. J. LAMB AND SON. 425 1.0.0. F. WASHINGTON LODGE. r pHE Members of tho above Ledge are reJL quested to attend the Funeral of the bite Sis. E. Townsend, which will leave 33, Marlborough Street, Linwo:d, on Sunday, at 3.15, for Addington Cemetery. Members are requested to meet at Ridgicy Hall, Armagh Street, at 3.15 sharp. Sisier Lodges invited. A. ALDERDICE. M.G. W. H. SIMMONS. Secretary. L.O.L. LADIES No. 1. THE Members of the above Lodge are requested to attend tho Funeral of tho lute Sis. E. Townsend which will leave 33, Marlborough Street, Linwcod, on Sunday, at 3.15, for Addington Cemetery. Members will meet at the Orange Hall at 3.15 sharp. Sister Lodges invited. SIS. M. SCARFF, President SIS, MAKING, Secretary.. 1.0.0. F. NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE. rpHE Members of the above Lodge are re--1 quested to attend the Funeral of the late Sis. E. Townsend, which will leave 33, Marlborough Street. Linwocd, on Sunday, at 3.15, for the Addington Cemetery. Members will meet at Ridglev Hall, Armagh Street, at 3.15 sharp. Sister Lodses invited. SIS.’II. SIMMONS. Secretary. SIS. A COLVILLE. N.G.