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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16824, 7 April 1915, Page 12

FOR SALE OR TO LET. EVANS 4 BULL. : , T „ _ Established 1881. Anoensed Land Broker.) „._ .DAIRYING AND CROPPING. "LE? 11 for "«««* parlir EVANS AND BULL. '-' . '_ OWNER RETIRING." ~~~~ school and station, suitable ..'for after, good . water supply, plenty of timber, orchard and garden; very comfortable house of lour rooms and ell outbuildings.: We can thoroughly recommend this property, and at £2O i per aore it is real solid value, ifie owner is giving: up farrainur, as his sbri Wnto or call for further particu'are; TC Sole Agent*. EVANS AND BULL. W MILES FROM CHRISTCHTJRCH. _ _ EOR SALE OR LEASE. ; StII ACRES of dairying, sheep and cropwu pini? land, well fenced ana watered, grew SO bushels wheat and 40 onts per acrs this season; now carrying 1000 sheep, 9 jnilkUig cows, 20 yearlings, and 10 htuses, good, homestead, all conveniences and all-' farm outbuildings, Hondy to (station, school, pest office and s&Vyards. £l3 5s per acre.,.'£6oo ■ cash, and balance at 5J per cent for eifcht years, or will leave for eight years with right of purchase. Write or caU for full ner-ticulars.—l94-16. EVANS AND BULL. . TO FARM SELLERS. ID, 150, to 350 Acres of. » sheep country. Our client wil! pu» in 10 ceres on a cash basis, and having a clean title (»a srood as ca*h) and £2OOO in, hard oadi. Will sellers kindly communicate with ua? ' EVANS AND BULL

__A niwnmrc- o*TFR' SPREYDON, CLOSE TO LINCOLN N ROAD. ,:■■.:■■'".■> i ACRES, splendid soil, small orchard r-J-, end garden, balance paddock, we*J shetored; very comfortable and'foond * loomed cottage, gas, etc., ehed. Tins w J well-kept little pi-operty, it is four minutes' waji from the car, is handy for school; ond ie only on the market on account of the owner s increasing years, as he finds there is too mneh land for him to look after. At £6OO it is a good' investment. Easy terms arranged. 191-16. ' : . Ower. RETIRING. •PRflfl CASH, balance at S jw can* for *OUU term. 400 acres NORTH CANTERBURY, carrying 1000 sheep', and 60 head cattle, 6-roomed house and ' a'l outbuildings. Prioe £lO per acre. WRITE or Call for Full Particulars. V ' 802-15 BUR-WOOD. CLOSE CAR. ACRES Splendid Lend, 1 cere prase. ' 2 w.mc* garden. ;NEW and well-built 6-roomed Bungalow with every modern convenience, also shed >l4 by 10, cowboil and fowlhouses. Government mortgage £IOO at' i\ re-r cent can be tfllten over if wsntod.- L.T. Titfe. EA C Y TERMS ARRANGED. Further particulars on anolieat'on. ITT-16 - ' ■ EVANS AND BULL. lUNGIORA JES. Crops and hay in. The-best ' of land; J-aore in potatoes and man golds, balance grass. Now carrying 6 eow„ and 1 hors*. Four-roomed house", waehhoure, stable, oow-byro. shed, fowlrun and pig.«tye. One mile from-pfation. creamery and «rbool. Easy terns.—7o-10. EVANS AND BULL. 9 MILES OUT. i?OKA CASH, balance on INTEREST Z-'&OVr FOR 6 YEARS. 45 Acres, splendid mixed farm, suitable for dairying, ;,'«'n<! gTows good crops of wheat, oats, peas avi'l pnfatoen. Hours 6 ronrrm imd pvei-v fnrm outbuilding VERY CENTRAL POSITION, elosp good fnwnsbip. sta'ion, eclicol an;? creamery. Very long frontage suitable fpt; SUBDmSION. Write or call for full particulars. EVANS AND BULL. ' ' " ' a MILES OUT. i?11K CASH, balance at 5 per emit. J? c&JLLO seres of tho FINEST LANDroud ChnVchurch. rich, bluck, !o»mv .soil, cmUi worked, good subsoil moisture, gxpnri mnst oroli'V crony in fj't dairving. Verv handy iioeitiort. m land, but on'y HALF Tff> ; ' "H'";, Don't Deluy inquirini:. A GENUINU OFFER- 123-13 EVANS AND BULL, Chi ef Agenfe York«hire In*urnni-e Co.. ' 69. CATHF.PRAL SQUAT?*" ! . MARSHALL. ■' REGISTERED LAND AGENT. PUBLir ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR LICENSED LAND BROKER. ONEY TO LEND ON FREEHOLD SECURITIES. NEW ADDRESS:' '. , 77, HEREFORD STREET. Conwr Oxford ; Terrao*.

Telephone: No. 3BGO. Postal Addrew: P.O. Box 960. FUNERALS. Herbert Longford. . John Rhind, 13, London St .106, Montreal fSL f ANGFOKD AND , RHI^IV U UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMEB3, 'Phones 6fi9 (Herbert Langford) and 1603 (John Khind). 'town Office, 10-1, Cashel Street. 'Phone SIS P.O. Box £S3. A N D E R . S 0 •»,, V • ,107, VICTORIA STBEET, . ." ■ UKDBi.*AKEB AND FUNERAL FUR. ■ NISHER, Tel. 3803. .-:X : LAMB AND B OH FUNERAL FUBNISHERB. ' ! . ' Ho. 984, LICHFIELD STREET. TELEPHONE 689. Established XB7B. E O R G E B A B B ELL, UN D E STAKE R, AND EMBALMEB. Comer' DURHAM AND ST ASAPH STREETS. HE Funeral of the late William Francis 185, Fitrgerald Street, St Albans, on THuBS. DAY. the > Bth inst. for St Mary's CatJioh( Church. Requiem Mass at ». a.m. and theutf THE Funeral of' the late Alice Ballivanl, ■will leave the Residence of hcr^daugh* mond, on THURSDAY, the Bth wet., at 11 a.m., for the Linwood Cemetery. "«»• LAME AND SON. . THE Funeral of the lato Stephen Abraham Wi.liams will leave his late residence, 63, Fitzgerald Avenue, for the Linwood Cemetery, on Thursday, the Bth inst For time esa to-morrow's papers. LAft t»» FORD AND RHIND. '/,..;, , THE Friende of Mr and Mrs D. Lilley-ra respectfully invited to attend the Funoral of their late Son, Alfred Arnold, which p.m. o %r o °ho Balcairn Cemetery." D.. SHAW AND SON, UndcrtaKers. UA..O. DRUIDS, AMBERLEY. THE members of the übove Lodge ero requested to attend the Funeral of their late Brother, A. A. Lilly, will leave tho rosidenoe of hie father, D. Marshman's Road. Soften, for the Baicaira Cemetery, on Thursday, at 1.30 p.m. Members are requested to meet at the Secretary*! Residence, Balcairn, at 13 noon. Kesio.ce, £ LEXA fr DER BAILEY, Sec Sin ROBERT HUNTER, AJX