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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17249, 17 August 1916, Page 12

PGR SALE OR TO LEV. EVANS ft BULL. J. R. Evans, (Roland Bull Licensed Lund Broker.) Ests'iiishcd 1881. SOUTHERN DAIRY FARM. ' IQ IX ACRES, price £8 10s aero. 3 mile* AO'J from, railway, alongside school, etc. Gets £42 year for carrying mail three times weekly and keeping P.O Carries 80 cows besides young stock, 4 acres turnips, i-acro potatoes. C-roomed liouee, 10 cowbails, loosebox. piggeries, good orchard, etc. Can be further improved. Very easy terms. Well worth insoeotion. 2-20. EVANS AND BULL. WAIKUKU, close RANGIOBA. ACRES best land in the country, suitable for either dairying or cropping. House, 5 rooms and outbuildings. This is a very old holding, and we can give good torm3 if wanted. Write or call (or full particulars. 23-11 EVANS AND BULL. SMALL DEPOSIT ACCEPTED, OR WILL TAKE A SMALL FREEHOLD OR LEASEHOLD IN PART PAYMENT. OAAA ACRES, £4 10s acre; term* £iooo cash, carrying over SOOO sheep, besides cattle and noma; 1500 ceres good strong tussock and balance ploughablo; sweet rolling downs, very clean and froo from scrub. Sir-roomed houso, 4-roonied cottage, wool shed, cowshed, stables, men’s hut, oto. Two miles from station (Main South line), and ono and a half miles from school. Good part of purchase money can remain at 5 per cent, and the owner will give EXCEPTIONALLY easy terms. An enquiry costs nothing. 299-18 CLOSE LEESTON. QA ACRES, part in oats and wheat, balance grass; first-class land; 6-roomed houso and outbuildings; £43 acre. Easy terms. EVANS AND BULL. 201-19 SEFTON—:EASY TERMS. 1 ACRES, handy to station. Has u i i fUown 40 bushels wheat and 60 bushels oats per acre, and this dfy season threshed 30 bushcla wheat and 45 oats per acre. Well fenced and watered," 10 paddocks, 45 acres in wheat, 26 acres in oats, 8 acres Italian rvegrass, 10 acres for rape and turnips and balance grass. Deep loam, easily worked, no eour clay. Seven-roomed house, well built, washhouse, stables, oowbails, large grain and chaffhouse, pigsties, etc. Only £26 per acre, crops in, and stock at valuation if wanted. Most of the pun chase money can remain at 5 per cent. EVANS AND BULL. ’ •POR SMALL FARMING. -Pi 00 OOWN, Balance easy terms, 5& per cent interest 15 Acres splendid soil, rich deep loam, for potatoes, onions, market gardening and fruit growing this land- is second to none. We have al- ' ready sold 4 blocks adjoining. About 6 miles from Cathedral Square. Early inspection necessary. Full particulars at our 206A3 EVANS AND BULL. QUICK SALE- NECESSARY. CHEAP GOVERNMENT LEASEHOLD. WILL CARRY 1000 EWES. fiOfl ACRES, all good grazing and cropvjyjyj. ping land, 11 paddocks, water in each, 60 acres rape and turnips, balance grass. Rolling downs (no rough ridges), aii paddocks woll sheltered and lying to the eun. Land will glow 50 bushels wheat, but ■ the owner gce3 in for grazing only. The farm WILL CARRY 1000 EWES! Buildings consist of 9-Roomed House with all modern conveniences, private telephone, Btables, loosebox, chaffhouse, oatshed, implement shed aud workshop, emithy, stockyard, cowshed, trapshed and motor shed, woolshed to hold 300 sheep, shearing machines and oil engine, good sheep yards, dip, windmill, 2-roomed men’s houee, etc. House and grounds well sheltered, 9 miles from the railway, but will be within 4 miles within the next 12 months. Situated Canterbury. Sent 9s lid per adre less 10 per cent. PRICE £2500 and to get a quick sale the owner will give good terms. Title 33 years Government Renewable Lease, or Freehold can bo purchased. Write or oall. 214-19 EVANS AND BULL. TO-LET, TOWN AND COUNTRY. 5 ROOMS Merivale, furnished, 50s; 5 rooms, furnished, St Alabne/27s 6d; City, central, large Workshop or Storeroom, £6O year, also Shop, city, 10s week; 6 rooms 6 acres, 12s; J-acro. 5 rooms, lls; 4 rooms, city, 9s; 176 acres, 4 rooms, 28s 6d; shop and 4 rooms, city, 10s week; City, 6 rooms, 17s week; and others. EVANS AND BULL. RELIABLE MAN WANTED. . ASHBURTON-METHVEN. ACRES, carry li ewu per acre, all in new grass, well fenced in one block. 330

Good loamy Boil suitable for ebeep, oat*, turnips. 2 miles from station and a few minutes from school. The price is £lO per acre with say £1 per acre cash or buildings would be considered as a deposit. The owner _is not particular about terms, in fact, he will consider any proposition as long as he can get a practical reliable man to deal with ana he will do all he can to help him. Further psa* ticulars on application. 206-19. EVANS AND BULL.__ WANTED, FOR UXSH BUYER. f~i OOD LETTING COTTAGE. Send pat VT ticulars to EVANS AND BULL, Christchurch agents Yorkshire Insurance Cot 69, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, Near Chancery Lane, opposite Post Office. JOSEPH WALLACE. SYDENHAM. FINE BUSINESS POSITION. colombcTstreet. SHOP' and 8 ROOMS, deep Section tt enlarge premises. Back Entrance GOOD. INVESTMENT AT £585. JOSEPH WALLACE. ST ALBANS. NEAR TRAmT&I SECTION. £7OO. CORNER SECTION of J-ACRE, long frontage. 7-r. HOUSE, all conveniences. Orchard. Would subdivide well. JO.3EPH WALLACE. Telegrams“ Sheep," Christchurch, FOR SALE. IAA ACRES, ALL FREEHOLD, but 4fl Acres with 40 years to run, at £3 10-5 per annum. Subdivided into 8 pad- ‘ docks, with splendid fences. The property is all limestone, dear, and in good grass, few clumps of shelter bush, with good timber trees: J-mil-e frontage to harbour, wharf on property, with daily steamer service, close to school. All low undulating downs and all ploughable; 2& sheep carried all the year round on grass alone. Beautiful climate. BUILDINGS comprise House 10 rooms, with private telephone, woolshed, sheep dip, eheep end cattle yards, all modern- conveniences. Adjoining properties may be had if inquired by syndicate. Will be sold cheap t wind up estate. Apply for further particulars, LIME-STONE, 1787 Office of this paper. . FUNERALS. GEORGE BARREL!* •QNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER, Coiner DURHAM AND ST ASAPH STREETS •PHONE 721. LANGFORD AND RHIND. tP' DEs sraLsS , a»ig?f™ 9 lexbert°Langford, RhindL J. LAMB AND SON, FUNERAL FURNISHERS No. 254, LICHFIELD STREET telephone 539. Established 1878. Friends of Mr and Mrs Arthur ©hamerlain are invited to attend th« 1 of their late son, Corporal . Chamberlain, from Trcntham Camp, ivill leave their, residence Thoupleigh, -re, on Friday, at 10.30 a.m., arrivBrooksida Cemetery at 11.60 a.m.. ?E barbell. gni MILITARY FUNERAL. j HE Funeral oi the late Corporal W. B. Chamberlain will leave his late residence, Ellesmere, at 10.30 n-.m., Friday, for the jokside Cemetery. AH ranks are requested attend. wL- STEWART, in charge No. 3 Sub- At* j far* Lincoln.