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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16567, 3 June 1914, Page 16

*OR» ftALE 0R TO i «. EVANS & BULL. , T -o t, Established 1881. ™OROUgJ[LY-VeLL BUILT. WORi? rnm nON INVITED. BB J?On TO iMSL 81 ? BETTER, £3O mw° ?t?„ WN / Balance as Rent i Vi- u ™ EW 5-EOOMEI> BUNGALOW Sfflf h &Jnf ,W , hall tiled h..rt^.S gra-os, wardrobe, electric wired throughout, Ith1 th PO - lOelaijJ bath - CT «y wfcheu GOOD and *"*• tc - S" i™ 0 ? SECTION ot 27$ Perches, s&JTf? °i x r r ? ur 'f ¥P hBK P aths > et * r« .£? J" B *, o * Lineob Boad. cloie to the Darts of 6 p£°-\ a ? d h l &e £ est aad &e»lthie«t ££*. ♦ Chri stohuroh. To *e is to buy Cards to view on application. 105-15. EVANS AND BULL. „.„-, _„_._ FARM. nS\ & JU ' ST ON THE MARKET, 200 AC r^ S FREEHOLD, ONLY £l2 1M vviYrc, lhR ACRE. IU.RMB, £SOO DOWN, BALANCE AT fi „ . Per Cent. Cr£ XTyiRB c& P acit .V. 60 Head Ciuttle, beside* .^ P J J?° W SoL »IL 8S ° n 15 ° acres S™ 9 - Nine pad. ™ m*t' !?, ° ach ' eo °2 neavy soil, ha. £3 *ii < 20ls ? at3 per acro - Cows «* mX *Wr"* reShed from 20 acr6S - Tms 6-HOOMED HOUSP soHooL LwtaTii. - * u ?f'. daU7 ' washhouje, 10 1 , 0 ' 'oosebox, bam, im„ len's hut, etc. ' j or call for'fulT particular" ™ U<L EVANS AND BULL. I £ENDJ LTON. OWNERL. ». 802-10. EVANS AND BULL. , „ EASY TERMS. A GOOD SUBDIVISION a o ?rpSi F O R ?M CHRISTCHURCH. 48 R , hS i s Plf n did Quality Land, suit, able for Dairying and Cropping, in a grand district. Almost in townsfupf'few S. te " T, frol ? S^ tion ' Poßt office L School stores, church, etc. GOOD HOMESTEAD ?L3i v°° m ? and , all farm outbuildings, Land has long frontages and would su£ swTl? d M the Talu ® increased ■basy Terms 202-11. EVANS AND BULL. • til —,-""> w "™ lo aoove. very suitable PHTrp n^T^r aI1 „£ arn " n "' fruit-growing, eto. 822? 25 PCr aCI6 (£775 >- , EVANS AND BULL. Zr\ & \? £ ' a > close to above and similar to ttma v n> £iS PER ACRE ONLY (£625). Easy Terms. 202-11 i We would draw special attention to the above blocks, an they must advance in value being so handy to Christchurch and, in a nrst-class dairying and agriculti ' " i trict. At our prices no buyer can gc i Write or call foi full details. EVANS AND BULL. NORTH CANTERBURY. 00 ACRES Freehold, COs per acre, v/ " Can be greatly improved. 100 acres young grass, 70 acres turnips and grass. «ew 6-roomed House, etc. Write or call fo* full details. Terms. A.lOOl FORCED SALE, TAI TAPU. CANTERBURY'S BEST. 91 ACRES ONLY. . Must be sold. •"J- Carrying capacitv is a cow pe« acre, very best of dairying land. Cottage oi 4 rooms, etc. For special reasons this placa must bo sold within the next few days. Don't miss a bargain. Terms. Write or call. A. 995 EVANS AND BULL. £SOO. CLOSE TOWN AND CAR. MAKE GOOD POULTRY FARM. 3 ACRES Land. About 50 assorted fi-vea' fruit trees. Well-built House of .' 1« T * rooms, scullery, copper, stable, f| wllionsf artesian, ctu. Near school. Grows iplendi; vegetables. Rates under £3 per annum! £SOO. Low price asked, as owner il keen if sell. Terms. A. 987. FVANS AND BULL. NEAR HA WARDEN. 1Q A ACHES, £l2 10s per acre. Two stieej J-"" country, part good enough for dair;» ing, practically not been cropped for yeavt Sound 9-roomed HoUBe and unual faxm outr buildings. Few minutes from station, 1 milo from school and 3| from saleyarda Terms. EXTRA CHEAP BLOCK. 2H MILES FROM SQUARE. GOOD REASON FOR SELLING. i A ACRES of first-class grazing and erop-J-V/ ping land, canying G cows and horse on 5 acres grass, B-roomed house, washlioude, dairy, 7-bnil cdncreted cowshed, etc. Extra handy to town. £2O per acre lenr than properties double the distance out. All milk sold at the door at 9d per gallon Strongly recommended.. 8-1-13 EVANS AND BULL, Chief Agents Yorkshire Insurance Co. 69, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. Opposite Post Office, near Chancery Lane. ! LAWRIE AND DALTON. tie) (Thes. Daltoi LAWPIE AND DALTON. Auctioneers. Hous9 Fumish:rs and HcteJ Brokers. 210. Tuam Street. Next door to Opera House. THE CEEAPEST~AUCTION ROOM US TOWN'. Compara Our Prices. WE always keep a large assortment cl NEW AND SECOND-HAND FURNITURE for Private Sale. BedTOOin SaiteF, Sideboards. Wardrobes, Hall Stands, Linoleums, Curtains, Rugs, Bedsteads, Bedding, Blsnkets, Ceipeti. Our Show Rooms are Open till 9 o'clock Friday Evening*. LVWRIE ANT- DALTON FAYS HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR SECOND-HAND U FURNITURE. Ring up n 'ah 1955, and they will call and give ycu a *^ RIE ANJ) DALTON , Auctioneers, ERNL E A F BUT T E a FRESH DAIL"J. All Gnctn. Manufactured from Paslenriied Cr«u& FUNERALS. FUNERAL FURNISHERS. No. 2SI, LICHFIELD STREET. TELEPHONE 539. Established 1873. . .. I Herbert L,angford, John Rh^d, 19, London St. 106, Hontrcal Si A N G F O R D AND R H I N D, ui UNDERTAKERS AND EMBAOIEBS, 'Phonos GS9 and 1693. I Town Office, 101, Cashcl Street. 'Phone 8U P.O. Box 523. GEORGE B>**■ * ] u ndekta: AND EMBALMEE ; Comer I'DURHAM AND ST ASAPH STREETS ' 'Phone 721. T'HE Funeral of tho late Annie Lawford 1 Cornwall will leave 234, Lichfield Street East, on Thursday, the 4th inst., at 10 a.ru. (or the Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB AND SON. 529 THE Funeral of the late Thomas George Wright will leave his late residence, 572, Gloucester Street, Linwood, on Thursday, the 4th inst., at 3.30 p.m. for th< i Avonsido Churchyard. J. LAMB ANP SON. 531