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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16508, 25 March 1914, Page 16

POR SALE OR TO LET, ' EVANS & BULL. Established 1881. . (J. R. Evans, (Roland Bull, Incensed Land Broker.) OUE BARGAIN COLUMN. Fol * VARIOUS REASONS THESE ptoiS^SS B ARE OUT T 0 SELL. EVERY ONE IS QUOTED BELOW ITS VALUE. OWNER RETIRING. PART OF OLD HOLDING. o^ H a E ™ P ™ GOOD TERMS. 250 AC ? ES > LEESTON DISTRICT, £lB il™ }° 8 per aoro on 'y- GOOD rich loamy soil, grows splendid crops of wheat, oats and roots and good healthy grazing country, well f enced uud watered f g Hous f L r r mS ' ?> More land if. wanted. Easy terms, write or call. 39.11 0 w «UiJSB OUT. £2OO CA , SH DOWN, balance to suit JwYMi , buyer * Good loam y land. Comfortable 6-rooincd house and outbuildings, 10 minutes off school and handy to cioamery and station. Price £26 per acre. Write or call for full details. 225-13 • TWO GLASS TOMATOES AND' a FEW MINUT] .. ACRES, Here in potatoes and bala: ■l~i n < y rr l m to matoeß, 2 glasshouses, shed, eto. House 6 rooms and usual cor*! "', cl °s* to school and car. Illhealth only reason for selling. Offer want-' Qfl. Can be bought cheap. Termß 32-13 25 ACRES IN LUCERNE. RICH DAIRY FARM. r*~mJ£ i^ 01170 CONCERN. £IBOO T ? E LOT - 30 Ac "* freehold of q. « and , s4 Acres L - LP '' at a rent a| of 9s per acre, less 10 per cent Rich quale ity soil, 25 to 30 acres in lucerne, y ? " 40 cows, and is suitable for dairj cropping. Present stock, which is £ at the price, ■ consists of 33 head cattle, a horses, also buggy/ dray, tools, cans and all sundries. 4-roomed House, Washhouse.Storeroom, etc., largo shed, cowbyre, pigger, mb. etc. Three miles from creamery! lfi miles from school. This farm, at the price, is an out and out bargain and should be inspected with- ■ Lit y> ™ nte or call *« fuH details. ied house, etc. Good cocksfoot, w u ,7 * , , co «ntry. £l7 per acre, Write or call for full particulars. A. 845 EVANS AND BULL. •LY TO BE SOLI I HE LEAVES. I GOVERNOR'S BAY. IS (just under) First-class Land, ■ good fruit-growing or early cropping soil. _ouso 4 rooms and every modern convenience. Coach passes twice daily. Ideal weekend site, or suit retired oouple. * EVANS AND BULL. . w; ceptionally Fine J-acre Building Section, just off Opawa and Hawford Roads, close to car, station, school, etc The outlook is one of. the prettiest round Christonurcn. Stands high above the footpath. A snip. 66-13. EVANS AND BULL. I ROUND THE HILLS. A PER Arrow v. na „ ii_ / wan • Acres, on an easy slope at the foot of the hills. More land if wanted. One of the earliest spots round Christchurch. Close railway station. An ideal section for tomatoes and all early vegetables. 279-12 EVANS AND BULL. AS A GOING CONCERN. SOMETHING CHEAP AND GOOD. C TTTTB T.n'P + „ ;* ™x-t-J oa • •" 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 aorec fallow, 7 paddocks, well fenced and watered. 7 young cows, 2 horßes, 6 sows, 1 boar, trap, harness and fowls, ALL GIVEN IN. 8roomed House,' 2 large bams, 7 good cowbailß, loosebox, trapshed, washhouse, eto. Quarter mile from creamery, school and station. Situated North Canterbury, in a goahead township. A genuine offer and a bar* gain. A. 868 EVANS AND BULL. JUST OFF TRAMLINE.' . ' THE LOT—4i Acres land, fruit • O trees, garden, etc., and house of f rooms, stable, fowlhouse, etc. Owner keen ecller, and wo can recommend this as a bargain. Evans and Bull. 297-12 3 ACRES. 4 ROOMS. 4?OOC THE LOT; 40 fruit trees, halfcfm/O\JtJ acre in potatoes, garden, etc. Real, good land. Handy to town. Comfortable 4-roomed house, scullery, dairy, stable, fowl< house, etc. Terms. Just 6n the market A 749 EVANS AND BULL. MERIVALE, OFF CARLTON STREET. CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN. i?9£?K ONLY—House of 6 rooms,. veraadwODu dah, bath, pantry, scullery, wash house, copper, tubs, hi°h-preßsure water, main sewer, workshop, fowlhouse. All newly painted and renovated; i-acre in lawn ana garden. Easy termß. Best neighbourhood round Christchurch. Owner must sell. 45-lS EVANS AND BULL, Chief Agents Yorkshire Tnsuiance Co. 69, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, Opposite Post Office, near Chancery Lane. TO Lot, "Te Kiteroa," Rhodes Street, 3£eri. vale, a Two-storey Gentleman's Reei« dence, in good ordor and condition, every convenience, connected with sewer and Corporation water supply; 1J acres in lawn, garden and orchard. A most desirable residence, in the very best situation (next the residence of A. E. G. Rhodes, Esq.) Dimensions of rooms—3 rooms each 23ft by 15ft, one each 20ft 6in x 17ft Gin, 20ft Sin x 16ft Sin, 14ft 6in x 15ft, etc. A low rental will be accepted from a suitable tenant for . a term of 3 years. Immediate possession can be eiven. ' Cards to view on application. • FRANK E. HYMAN, 1867 "Lyttelton Times," Christchurch. CHEAP SHEEP FARM. nonri ACRES Freehold, to be sold as » iLO\)\) going concern, with the following Stock:" 1000 Mixed Sheep, ewes, wethers and lambs, ..rid 100 Head ct Cattle. 7-Room-ed House, woolshed, with machines, - stable, etc. Price £7 per acre, including stock; terms £IOOO cash. Apply W. INGLIS HUSBAND, Land Agent, Pahiatun. -X FUNERALS. EOR G E BARBELL. AND EMBALMER Corner DURHAM AND ST ASAPH STREETS. FUNERAL FURNISHERS. No. 234, LICHFIELD STREET. TELEPHONE 589. Established 1873. Herbert Langford, John Rhind, 19. London St. 106, Montreal St. LANGFORD AND RHIND. UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS. 'Phones 659 and 1603. Town Office. 104, Cashel Street. 'Phone 811 P.O. Box 523. HPHE Friends of the lato John Bell are mX vited to attend his Funeral, leaving his late residence, 51, Parkes Street, Woolston, for the Addington Cemetery, This Day, the 25th mst., at 1 p.m. (Note alteration.) LANGFORD AND RHIND. 100 rpHE Friends ot Henry ana xrraces muia I X are informed that tho Funeral of their Into beloved son "Wallace John will loave 22, Mortimer Place for the Linwood Cemetery This Day (Wednesday), tho 25th inst., at 10.30 am. LANGFORD AND RHIND. 102 T*HE Friends of Mr Charles R. Shann are X invited t'o attend the Funeral of his late wife, leaving his residence, 33, Rolleston Street, Linwood. on Wednesday, the 25th inst., at 2 p.m., for the Linwood Cemetery. ,T. LAMB AND SON. 444 THE Funeral of the lato James Londri.trnn will leave the Catholic Church. Little River on Thursday, the 26th inst.. at II.SO u, for the Little River Catholic Cemetery, Mass at 11 a.m. J. LAMB AND SON. 446 •TfIHE Friends of Mr and Mrs J. T. ParX triclge are invited to attend tho Funeral of their late son, James Winston, leaving . their residence. " Barton," Hillsborough, on Thursday, the 26th inst., at. 2 p.m., for the Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB AND SON.