Page 12 Advertisements Column 8

Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16664, 24 September 1914, Page 12

FOR SALE OR TO LET. EVANS 4 BULL. _ Established 1681. li«S;AS*”bW> lM *» d no 4sk H^i P and CROPPING. &0/5 ano ® v * r y ®«y terms; Good oat, rape and turnip country, D^LT f we , P” *»« and fatten lamb’ good property for dealing. House 7 rooms! Md s^ < J >U iT U *, nss: 2- mile station Wlv L l 4 T l *®, from Christchurch, and WarM i ”• s° le y®rds. Price asked is EVANS AND BULL. 1 A °£S™‘ l W “““"tSia.. Laid outli S’A tl iao s°s.", a “ s - t ™ • EVANS AND BULL. ' j?erf7e' l f>OTv l canterbury. £575 °n? Y -’ v ®y essy terms if wonted, acres a j? d oro PP in g f«m of IX ft™ ££. »“**"“• -* from 1 * * he<J * wasWlon « f . *5; ll0n » 1 . creamery, school, ami salt. trau W„ SeU j lth 3 , COW8 > 3 horses, 9 pigs, £673’ ' a * ness ’ dra J'> fowls, end plough, for , 194-14 EVANS AND BULL. in C ACREs W E3 F Property. 10 Lin °olQ Road. Only £950, good terms. Very pretty site suit wZe7 r bt Mah® Bice mixed farm, well cow t e ® B » House 6 rooms, °°7j£ Gd ’ stable, fowlhouse, etc. Bare land sold for £lO5 per,acre. Handy to wl; s^® Ite red by trees. This is one r* V?® ? nd oheapeßt properties oloso to Cl ‘y t*»t we know Of. Easy terms. 25d2 EVANS AND BULL* ® n . TT , _„EEESTON 'DISTRICT. ™E BEST AND CHEAPEST. OQ ACRES, a really first-class all-round small farm. If good returns cannot r® ™ e out of this place there is no other small farm in Canterbury that will either, .innest quality land possible for dairying or cropping clean and in good heart; 4paddoots, we!l fenced. House 3 rooms (cduld easily be added to), shed, etc.; 1 mile from etation and li from creamery and school. Price ! p ®L,“ r ®'. a “ d . W J» worth more. Terms. The owner of this farm is selling on account of old age, and we can confidently invite an inspection. 122-12 EVANS AND BULL. IM **EDIATE ■ SALE NECESSARY." - * ■ O' Arn?e Y e EAS ! TERMS GIVEN. 2 f°?+ ES ’ Spr ?/ d ? D - Splendid land, good frontage, well fenced, garden, paddock ,^ d well-built house of 4 °T S iJ J e6t plastered, tiled grates ®?t, “earths, -all usual conveniences, also Jim 0 *} 1 ’ etc- Price reduced £2OO for quick turnover. Owner bought a larger place and must quit. 'Will sen house and 1 acre if wanted. Don’t do- «“? terms, small deposit taken. EVANS AND BULL. 79-13 n . _ A BARGAIN; 5 ACRES. £IOO C > SH J ~ P , rice onlT £i2S - ]nst reJ d r ut ? d from £525 - Handy to 3l7®V 9 , P Acres goood loamy land, auitffff’t'Srowmg and any class of small l™” 18 ' . House 5 rooms, etc. Cheap. f. f hou , ld not fai> to inspect Write or call for full particulars. 47-14 EVANS AND BULL. ,3 ACRES. 4.ROOMED HOUSE.' £3f>s~ H t N ? Y TO TOWN, etc. 3 Acre* tj. first-class Land and 4-Roomed House, with scullery, dairy stable, fowl, bouse. 40 full-bearing fruit trees and garden* Terms Write, or rail, for full patiiculars. 85-14 _ EVANS AND BULL^ J*. >CRES. CLOSE CHRISTCHURCH! - ONLY. 7$ Acres, nice cornet 1 block, with neat House 4 rooms, sculleiy, washhouse, shed, etc. f-Acre in Lucerne, also orchard and small fruits. Cheap. Terms. 22-13 EVANS AND BULL. £IOO THE LOT—6 ACRES. Handy „ to Tslino-ton. Factory, station, etc. terms. About 7 ttiilgs from town. EVANS AND BULL. TO' LET. '* ACRES, 6 100 ms, etc., 2Ss aqre; 20 yvjw Acres and whare, £3O year; 165 Acres. 4 rooms. 22s 6d acre; LINWOOD. 5 rooms, 12r 6d: 4 rooms, 7s 6d, 10s and 10s Fd; RICCARTON, 5 rooms, 12s 6d; and 16s; CASHMERE. 8 rooms. SBS year; 7 juums, £80; ADDINGTON, 4 rooms, 8s; CITY, 6 rooms, 18s 6d and 16s: 7 rooms, 20s and 22s 6d; PAPANUI, 5 rooms. 18a; OPAWA, 5 rooms, 17s 6d; FENDALTON, 6 rooms, 21s; ST ALBANS, 7 rooms, 22s 6d; 6 rooms, § acre, 12s 6d; and many others. Also furnished houses. EVANS AND BULL. ONE OF OTJTt BARGAINS. AQI ACRES FREEHOLD. ONLY £BOO 'f-’-f -4 Close to Sohool and Factory and 3 miles from large township. Situated Canterbury. _ 4-roomed House, Dairy, and all Outbuildings Now carrying 18 cattle, S hqrses, and grows good crops. Terms. 207-15 EVANS AND BULL, Christchurch Agents Yorkshire Insurance Co, 59, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, Near Chancery Lane, opposite Post Office. JOSEPH WALLACE. FENDALTON. £7BO. REDUCED TO £6BO TO OBTAIN QUICK SALE. ARTISTICALLY-BUILT HOME of 4 rcoms, with all conveniences, coalshed, eto,, in excellent order. Delightfully situated on fine section in main road. Trams pass door. JOSEPH WALLACE. ST ALBANS. £525. CHEAP AT THE FIGURE. substantiallyTbuilt HOUSE, contains four rooms, plastered and newly decorated, replete with every modern convenience, and large shed, suitable for workshop. Fine section, in first-class looality. - Government mortgage to assist von. JOSEPH WALLACE. DLEASANT Reflections are induced by l WOOD-MILNE SHOE SHINE. It puts a wonderful face on leather. 4ft FUNERALS. LAMB A N D 8 0 Ni FUNERAL FURNISHERS. No. 284, LICHFIELD STREET. TELEPHONE 539. Established 1879. Herbert Langford, John Rhind, 19, London St. 106, Montreal St Langford and rhind UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS, 'Phones 689 and* 1603. Town Office, 104, Cashel Street. 'Phon* 812 P.O. Box 523. rj. E O R G E UNDER B A R B E Ii .Ii TAKER AND EMBALMED, Comer DURHAM AND ST ASAPH STREETS. •Phone 721. m[HE Friends of Mr A. H. Broughton are A invited to attend the Funeral of his late wife Mary, whioh will leave his residence, 30, Durham Street, Sydenham, on Friday, at 8.80 a.m., for the Catholic Cathedral. Requiem Mass at 9 a.m., and thence to Linwood Cemetery. GEORGE BARRELL. 5388