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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17096, 19 February 1916, Page 16

FOR SALE OR TO LET. EVANS AND BULL. 400 EVANS AND BULL. (J. R. Evans, (Roland Bull., Licensed Land Broker.) Established 1881. WANTED TO RENT._ ' . W-E have a Large Number of Tenants In. ’ * quiring for Houses, and landlords would do well to communicate with us at once. Rhone 735. EVANS AND BULL. 18 MILES FROM CHRISTCHURCH. ” IF BUYER BUILDS HOUSE, WILL ACCEPT IT AS DEPOSIT, ' OR WILL TAKE £2OO DOWN. HANDY SHEEP PROPERTY. ACRES.—Terms, say £2OO cash. or. if buyer puts up buildings, will accept them as deposit. Sweet, healthy sheep country; 50 acres in rape and kale, t 1 !?!??-, * n i urn >ps, and balance old grass. CARRIED OVER A EWE PER ACRE on grass alone this season. The fences are standards and wire (5 paddocks), and the ' land is. free from, gorse. Can be much improved with cultivation. Only i-milo from station and school, and 5 miles from good. saleyards. This block should be snapped up''' w’l.h above absurdly easy terms. We con'' show any buyer over it with confidence. See us at once. 233-18 _ EVANS AND BULU_ CLOSE TO STATION AND SCHOOL. A ACRES, 8 miles from Christchurch. A well-fenced little place, small orchard, neat 4-roomed house and outbuildings. This is worth any buyer’s inspection at £42oj being real sterling value. Terms. 158-13 EVANS AND BULL. 55 SEFTON DISTRICT, GOOD LAND. "J Ti ACRES, splendid little dairy farm, 1 J-XZ mile from creamery and school, good garden and orchard. House 4 rooms and outbuildings. Easy terms. Write or call fof particulars. Low price asked. 90-16 EVANS AND BULL. ONE OF THE BEST. ACRES, NORTH CANTERBURY, rich dairy and cropping land. The owner has done well on this farm, and is selling to go in for a larger place, which speaks for itself. With 20 acres in crop is carrying 18 cows, 8 head dry stock, 3 horses and a/ few sheep. Neat 4-roomed house and every farm outbuilding, 1 mile from station, school and saleyards, milk separated and sends cream to Christchurch. Price £4O per acre, and very easy terms given. This is a property we can confidently recommend, and any buyer wanting between 50 and 60 acres of real good land in a thriving district should not fail to inspect. 93-18 EVANS AND BULL FIRST-CLASS LAND. O ACRES, LINCOLN DISTRICT, handy L/ to station and school. This is a piece of real good land that we can recommend to any buyer, and is suitable for keeping a few cows, market gardening or fruit growing. There is a house of 6 rooms and some outbuildings. Could be made a tip-top place, and if wanted there is unlimited outside work. To be sold cheap. Let us show you over. Terms given. Full- particulars on application. 74-17 EVANS AND BULL. BETWEEN RANGIORA AND SEFTON. Al DAIRY I" RM. Of\ ACRES of first-class land on the fiat, all in grass, well watered. Has grown 70 bushels wheat and will carry 14 cows. Good sound cottage and outbuildings. Handy to station, creamery, school and saleyards. Terms. Price and full particulars on application. 165-18. EVANS AND BULL. A FIRST-CLASS METHVEN FARM. 9AA ACRES, has grown 70 bushels wheat O\J\J and 110 oats per acre, and will carry 7 ewes per acre and fatten lambs. A firstclass grazing or cropping farm; 60 acres wheat and oats stubble, 40 acres in turnips, 20 acres in rape, and balance young grass. Well fenced and watered. Handy to station, school and saleyards. Seven-roomed house and complete outbuildings. An ideal home. The ground has not been cropped and. is in good heart and very clean. Immediate inspection necessary. Terms can bf arranged with balance on mortgage for fiv4 years at 5i per cent. EVANS AND BULL. TO RETIRING FARMERS. KAIAPOL— The owner of a 6-Roomed CoL t-age at Kaiapoi, with 1J acres land, foT which he is asking £3OO (no mortgage), and, in addition to which he can put £406 down in cash, is wanting between 50 and 100 Acres Good Mixed Land. Any farmer who is open to do business on the above lines is invited to communicate with us. Or will sell the cottage alone. Terms arranged. 110-18 EVANS AND BULL. UPPER FENDALTQN. n ACRES—ReaI good place for mixecß farming. Carrying 4 cows and 3 horses. Fowlhouses for 1000 head poultry (water supply through every run). Nice or' chard. Two acres in potatoes, and 1 acr< mangels. House 4 rooms, stables, sheds, etc. Cheap at £BSO. .‘Easy terms. 285-16 \ * , EVANS AND BULL. WANTED TO SELL — / CLYNO MOTOR-BICYCLE (7J h.p. twin* and side-car. Any trial. EVANS AND BULL, Chief Agents Yorkshire Insurance Co, £9, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. GODFREY AND TAYLER. ELECT BUILDING SITES, EVERY ONE A BARGAIN, rms can be arranged to suit Purchasers and money found to enable Buyers to Build. * i—SPLENDID SITE IN LINWOOD. Northern aspect. 2d section (within), 40ft frontage, partly fenced. Cheapest site in the district. 15 Hear the corner of BEALEY AVENUE and PAPANUI ROAD, 54ft frontage; partly fenced. Northerly aspect. Sewer, water, electric light, etc., avail* able. Very cheap site, io—Very high Section in SLATER STREET, 24 chains; new fencing; western aspect: 66ft frontage. Best site in the locality. S—CITY SITE, 5 minutes from Square; 66ft frontage. Suitable fox business ite or modem bungalow. _ S—FENDALTON (2d tram)—Full Quar-ter-acre, on tram line. Surrounded by first-class residences. Best available site in the dietrict. Vo shall bo pleased to show prospective vers over these Properties, and can assure in that the above are all picked Section* I first-class investments. LPPIy GODFREY AND TAYLER, . S. Godfrey.) 90, Armagh Street FUNERALS, GEORGE BAKRELL, UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMEIt Corner DURHAM AND ST ASAPH STREETS. ’PHONE 721. L J. ANDERSON, 1 107, VICTORIA STREET, Undertaker and funeral FURNISHER. ; Tel. 3303. LANGFORD AND RHIND, j Undertakers and embalmbrsp 104, CASHEL STREET. ’Phone 812. „ P.O. Box 523. Herbert Langford, John Rhind, 19. London St. 106, Montreal St ’Phone 659. ’Phone 1608. J. LAMB AND SON, FUNERAL FURNISHERS, No. 254, Lichfield Street. telephone ggg Established 1879. J Friends of tho late Edwin Smith are invited to attend his Funeral, which eave his late Residence, Springfield, oa iv, at 2 p.m, for tho Springfield Cenuy J. ANDERSON, 107, Victoria Street 3491 1 Friends of the late Mrs Jane Hadley are informed that her Funeral leaves csidcnco of her daughter, 17, King 1 , Sydenham, for the Avonsid© Churchon Sundav, 20th inst., at 1.15 p.nx* [FORD AND RHIND.