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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17328, 17 November 1916, Page 10

FOR SALE OR TO LET. EVANS AND BULL. . l-fiL^"?™? 8 * ■ (Roland BaJL) Licensed Laud Broker.) aon Acffi STB I B i *' ALEDOW AljlUif3 « g°°d terms given to au ' -Aiv nffltSrSk %P*' FOR GENUINE arm ™ni j D UP AX ESTATE. Nice ■ aoTa lng down8 ' all limestone, 11 pad-1 docks, permanent water in each, carries T oats per acre, grows very best lurnips and ESS™ ' a f r ° 3 J,ow in 08ts . co *cros for ' turnips and rape, ISO acres oflyow <"°" balance 20 acres 8-year grass. All good order. BUILDINGS ALL N] comprise good 6-Roomed Hou~ ' convenience, 5-stall stable! i V™™P'> shearing shed and i PRICK £i4 per acre, adjo... same quality brought £25 per a place is a gift at the money. Handy to school, ealovards, otc, and daily mi"'' further particulars on application. _ __, ,/EVANS AND BULL. I ' LEAS TERMS. £"j ACRES, rent 24s per aore, Government WJ- renewable loaae 26 vearij to run. Great grass land. 23 head cattle (17 cowa and 6 heifers), pigs, horses, cart, whole lot implements and sundries, 2-roomed cottaga (suitable to build on to) a-atall cowbyre, etc. Price £750 as a going concern. Terinfi. i 140-20 EVANS AND BULL. WANTED, FOR CLIENTS. GUMS of £2OO, £3OO and £3400 on : *-> mortgages, over GOOD SECURITIES, particulars of which we will be pleased to supply. ■ EVANS AND BULL. TEMUKA. OWNER IN BAD HEALTH. WOULD TAKE HOUSE AS PART PAYMENT. ■ ■:, ACRES, TEMUKA, of which 35 acres • J.«v are in wheat, 15 acres in oats, 1J acres potatoes, 5 acres neas, 20 acres in plantation, balance grass.' All good heavy cropping A nd dairying land. Has grown 60 bushels wheat and 100 bushels oats per acre. Seven-roomed house and all possible farm outbuildings. Price, £36 per acre, with crops in. On account of ill-health, oiroer must realise, * and will therefore give exceptionally easy terms'or take a small sjh-' urban property as deposit. ABSOLUTELY GENUINE. A rare opportunity. 136-20 EVANS AND BULL- j OWNER ENLISTING. ' I. ONLY £lB 10b PER ACRE. DOWN, balance to suit buyer, <A"OVU 125 ACRES, has grown 50 bushels wheat. All in grass, except 12' acres in Tape, suitable for dairying, sheep, and cropping. Now carrying 800 ewes and Bs,lambs, which can be taken at valuation if wanted. House 4 rooms, scullery, bathroom, dairy, washhousoj chaffhouse, stable, implement shed, cowshed, etc. One mile from school, j 3 from station and 20 miles from Christ-1 church. Price £l6 10s per aore; terms, say,' £3OO down. This is a clear-titled farm'. WELL WORTH ANY BUYER'S INSPECTION. EVANS AND BULL, i CHEAP GOVERNMENT LEASE. ' lA AfIT?V.S ront. 4VR Tialf.vonrlv all le .u\.r ground, turned over £I2OO last year, has grown up to 100 bushels oats per acre, 60 acres in oats and 120 oats and grass. House • 5 rooms, dairy, large Bhed, good orchard. Handy to school, Post Office and Telephone on property, situation Canterbury. Price £IOOO, crops at valuation. TERMS. Rear cheap. EVANS AND BULL. , GOOD LAND, GLASSHOUSE, ETC '. ■4? l OA DOWN, balance rent-EENDAL-TON, 2 minutes from tram and close school; real good land, largo quantity raspberries, garden, lawn, fnift trees, ' built, wlaqsllrvii.o /*«•♦ *l(Yl\ n l.„*.;!. ™UI matoes, forcing house, sheds, etc. Good cornfoitabjie 6-roomed house, with hot and cold water and usual conveniences. With J-ecra land wa can sell this place at £525,. and a buyer can aleo have 63 much land as he likes tip to another 2 acres if wanted.. This j Is a very cheap property,- and should he inspected without delay. Immediate possession, EVANS AND fcULL! , FENDALTON, 1 ACRE, 4 ROOMS. J?9K DOWN, balance say 10s, "week, in-i <J*uO eluding principal and interest.; Price £325. 1 acre good land emd 4-roomed cottage, scullery, washhouse and shed, 23 fruit tree*, etc. Cheap. Apply* early. 61-18 EVANS AND BULL. FIRST-CLASS BUNGALOW. , \ 4?lAf. DOWN—Very Easy Terms, if want-; oVXUUed. Unique modern, jbungalow of S rooms (17 by 14ft, etc.), tfled,'roof, taking ap« pe&Tanoe, lead lights, nigh concrete foundations, wide panelled hafl, electric lights, Doulton bath, latest fixtures and conveniences throughout. Paling fenced, section of 28 perches, high and dryi St Albans, closa Cranford Street car. Hoaae just finished and ready to go into. It is well worth seeing. T 7 EVANS AND BULL.. , SEFTON, EASIEST TERMS. opportunity for a starter. Write or call fos full details. 123-19 EVANS AND BULL. ,' LISTS ON APPLICATION. EVANS AND BULL, " Canterbury Agents Yorkshire Insurance Co* 69, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, Opposite Post Office, near Chancery L*n«. FOB SALE. QpT/f ACRES, *U Freehold, and in gool Odtt grass, excepting 150 acres green timber bush, which is a 'very valuable asset, containing good totara timber; 10 acres, in young apple crchard. Over 300 Acres Good Flats, rich soil balance low ' undulating downs, mostly ploughablo, and subdivided into 20 paddocks, with never-failing water in each. The Property is splendidly situated, with frontage to two roads only one mile from .Railway Station and School, and close to Central Saleyards. Four aores full-bearing orchard. Buildings comprise B-Towned House, -well built best timber, outhouses, every modern convenience, including gas plant and telephone; also 4-roomed Men's Cottare, cowsheds, barns and stables, chafrcutter and engine, dairy and separator. Engine, with large boiler, and up-to-date oawmillimr plant in good order. Motor sheds, sheep dip. This is a splendid property, owner retiring on account of sons going to the front. Annly OFFICE OF THIS KAPBR for further particulars. 179 T , FLOOR Polishes may conw and go, but LINOARNISH shines on for 12 months after one application. Put it on with a brush—just like varnish. It dries in a minute or so—dries hard and glossy. AH Grocers, Is 6d. FUNERALS. LANGFORD AND RHINO, U 104, CASHEL STREET. 'Phone 812. P.O. Box 528. Herbert Langford, John Rhind, 19, London St.. JO6, Montreal St. •Phone 639. ' 'Phone 1608. J. LAMB AND SON, FUNERAL FURNISHERS, No. 284, LICHFIELD STREET. TELEPHONE KQQ Established 1879. J. ANDERSON, TNDERTAKERS AND FUNE&AI* J FURNISHERS, 107, VICTORIA STREET. 'Phone 3803. ! GEORGE BARBELL, tTNDERTAKER AND ' EMBAI&EER. V Corner DURHAM AND ST ASAPH STREETS, THE Friends of Mr and Mrs H. A Baron are invited to attend the Fwperal o( their late daughter, Jean Kathleen* leavina their residence. 296, Barbadoes Stfceet, on Friday, November 17. at 2 P-™-..* 01 *£? Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB A#D SON. :"i— S3* r, i unoral of the late Isabelft, Lee will leave the residence of her. Bon-jn-law, ?. H. Gouilay. 7. Stafford S " r T. H. Govulay. 7, Stafford i mccarton, This Day/ Friday. . at 1.30 p.m., for the Barbadoos ten-. J. LAMB AND SON. rpHE Funeral of the late 1 Bartrum will take place «>n Saturday, November 13, arriving at the Ashley -Streetj Rangiora, Methodist Cemetery, 2.00 p.m. Friends will kindly meet l<un«ral at Ran« giora Fire Brigade Station at 2 pjn. J. LAMB AND SON. . ; 285