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for sale or to let. EVANS A BULL. £- f, _ Established 18S 1 Land n ßroker.) <“•*«* \ 2d CARHAVING SOTD n, ROOMS - *315. another °™ T>er ? f this property ijyss^grag ru'd™, ?!/ isi{ Ki = “=i”£P£E at our offlco. SOLE AGENTS. 0 ”!™ . OOif'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY 1 1 BEST SPEC. ROUND CHRISTCHTTRrw 1A FOB sffiS 6 ®' 10 A riTT^TmS o<^i and > 6 miles out, FAVOURITE DISTRICT, 20 chains front* f g ? r) t ° gooc j T° a<3 ; Old cottage, 4 rooms. The t a ? d 15 1 suitable for ANY CLASS OF FARM* ,cropping, market Kardenin?. etc. CLOSE SCHOOL, P. 0., store, etc., and nJ^ ln * Ute ° from highly probable and proposed now tram route. This is an ABSENTEE SALE. A very cheap price is qudled, but it has got to be sold. WHAT OFFERS? Easy Terms. Write or call at once for full particulars. 247-14. _ P R EBBLETON, ABSENTEE SALE. 20 7^' CS ? a ’ Go , od T Band, long frontage "me 6-roomed House, with bathroom cbeen ell p° U b . UI dingS; & 00 tba kt. Verf cneap. Easy terms. 140-13 EVANS AND BULL* •4 CHEAP L.I.P. 100 A P R -J?S (odd) finest grazing country 1 “n tfaa 'Bomuiion. Housed rooms outbundings. Handy situation. Fo: sX at ‘5 1S form is for bona fi<i « arrtn^/ U 66 ? 0r aoro - Terms can b « oaflf- ' WeU wor “ any bu y<x'B inspection

VERY FINE FARIL ' dK/5() LASH, balance arranged; 40 acre* dairy or cropping. Must be eeoi to be appreciated 12 miles out. 202-10 EVANS AND 8171.1 i. CHEAP DAIRY FARM. • balance arranged; 105 * 4 u ACRES . only £lB per acre; 7roomed house and outbuildings. Owner retiring. 69-15 EVANS AND BULL. „ . NORTH CANTERBURY. £IOO Lot—l2 Acres Lease, at £7O owav/v/ • year, C 8 ewes, 13 lambs, 2 horses, cow, dray, harness, separator, aafl sundry furniture GIVEN IN, 4-roomed hottse and outbuildings. Two miles fronj.station, creamery and school. Write or call EVANS AND BULL. £2 ACRE, with Stock Im—l3oo '■j Acres FREEHOLD, hut, woolehed, yards, dip. Hill tussock country. Surface sown and well watered, 3 miles from the sea. good winter country; 5 miles from Main South Railway. Carrying 600 owes" and iambs, which are given in, at £2600, or £3 per acre. A great chance. Terms. Write or EVANS AND BULL. „ „. „ WANTED FOR CLIENT. T EASEHOLD to Carry 600 to 760 Fhesp, ~ or would purchase good Government Lease or a Cheap Leasehold with fair term to run. We can recommend our client to any landlord. EVANS AND BULL. LINCOLN.' IQJ ACRES and 4-roomed House; £4OO XU 2 the lot. Terms. 320-15 EVANS AND BULL. ISLINGTON. 6 ACRES, no buildings; £IOO the lot, 240-U EVANS AND BULL. Si UPPER FENDALTON. OA ACRES (all frontage); £550 the lot; £SO cash, balance 5 per cent. 103-16 EVANS AND BULL. OPAWA. ACRES, suitable for glasshouses, and fruit growing. Houso 5 rooms and out. buildings. Very easy terms. Close ess Good situation. Dirt cheap. -99-13 EVANS AND BULL. CLOSE RANGIOKA. A A ACRES, £BBO the lot, small mixed TtL' farm, suitable for dairying and cropping; grown up to 40 bushels -wheat per acre, land in good heart, splendid ?ruit« growing and heo farm, house of 4 rtJbm*, bathroom, dairy, cow-bails, stable, ohaffhouse, pigatyo, trapshed, eta., Close trohool end handy to station and Rangiora. Terms. Write or call. 84G-15 EVANS AND BUI L. DIRT CHEAP. 4)A ACRES. HALS WELL, firsl-olaes post. tion. A 1 dairy farm, must be sefti V be appreciated. House of 6 rooms, ami all outbuildings. Price jußt reduced £lsf fot quick sale. Easy terms. 251-9 I}AQ(\ THE LOT.—HALSWELL. cL/tr UVy central position. Good confJr.— Over 4} acres of splendid land. ALL FRC NIT AGE. Cottage 4 rooms. Terms. Abefntex sale. Best spec on the market. 247 -14 EVANS AND BULL, - . Christchurch Aeente Yorkshire Insurance C<a 59, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, Near Chancery Lane, opposite Post GTBca,

. C. T. MARSHALL. REGISTERED LAND AGENT. PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDFfIDR LICENSED LAND BROKER. M ONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES. NEW ADDRESS: 77, HEREFORD STREET Comer Oxford Ten&oa. Telephone: No. 8560. Postal Addroaa: P.O. Box 980. KUBBER Heels? Certainly 1 Hava thf. best: — WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS. All Boot Shops sell the”i—lots of the*?! F* FUNERALS. r. LAMB AND SOD, FUNERAL FURNISHER& No. 284, LICHFIELD STREET. TELEPHONE 689. Established 1679.

pcEORGE BARRELS* UNDERTAKER, AND' EMBALMER, , Comer DURHAM AND ST STREETS. ’Phone 72L ■„ a Herbert LangforpL John Rhinfk ID. London St. 106, Montreal 34. r ANGFORD AND RHIND, \j UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS, ’Phones 639 (Herbert Langford) and 1603 (John Rhind). I own Office, 104, Cashel Street. ’Phone Rl9. P.O. Box 623. THE Funeral of the late A vice Se’-'na Woodham will leave her late residence, 17 Havelock Street, Linwood, on Tuesday, the 16th inst, at 2 p.m., for the Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB AN j D SUN. 261 ritHE Funeral of the', late Mrs Hannah J. Miller will leave the Catholic Cathedral for the Linwood Cemetery, at 9.30 am, Reouiem Mass at 9 a.m. This Day (Miondftv), the 15th inst. LANGFORD AND RHINO. srt THE Friends of the late Jessie Lawroftci are informed that her funeral will leSva her late residence, Brookside, on Tuesday, at 12.30 p.m., for the Brookside Public Ctn&lory. Gi L. BLACKLER, Undertaker. £361 THE Friends of Mr John Smith are respectfully invited to attend 'the Funeral oi his late wife Elizabeth, to leive his residenot,- Down’s Road, West Eyret-m, This Day (Monday), at 2 p.m for Oust P*blio Cemctory. EARLY BliOS., UndertaJcvrs.