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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17329, 18 November 1916, Page 16

FOR ©ALE OR TO LET* EVANS AND BULK. EVANS AND BULL (T. R. Evans, (Ro!a«5"BoIL Licensed Land Broker.) Eatabliebed! 18S1. WANTED ON FIRST MORTGAGES. TTTANTED SUMS of £2OO, £260, £BOO, £BOO, ' ' £I6OO and £BIOO for investment on First Mortgages. Particulars of different securities on application to our Office. EVANS AND BULL. s WANTED FOR CASH CLIENT.’* ECTION in St Albans. Must be cheap. EVANS AND BULL. FOR URGENT SALE. NICE MIXED FARM. ~i A A ACRES. Easy Terms. West MelAtfi; ton, K miles from Christchurch, handy to school, saleyords, eto. First-rate Mixed l-'nrm, the owner of .which is right out to sell, as owing to being in business la oannot attend to the farm. It is in good going order, and a buyer stepping in now will get" the benefit of the season’s work with the RETURNS JUST COMING IN. There is a good C-roonicd House and all Qijt? buildings. Price £2l 10a per acre, and very easy terms can be given: Must be sold. ‘2B-20 _ EVANS AND BULL. ' PAPANULT MINUTE FROM CAR 7" 4?9|\rt THE Lot—t-roomod Cottage and UU j-acro Section. Easiest terms. EVANS AND BULL RUTLAND STREET, ST ALBANS'. OWNER LEFT- UHRISTCKUROS £-ROOMED MODERN HOUSE, ever? d possible convenience, well-built and nicely finished. Laid out i-acre, paling fenced. We can recommend an inspection, and are quoting £7OO. Easy terms. Owner left Christchurch, or would let furnished at 30s per week. Close our and school. 1 87-7 EVANS AND BULL. . OPAWA. OFF II AW FORD ROAD. 1-ACRE BUILDING SECTION, just of! d Op aw a Road, a minutes from car, electric lighting, few minutes form school, high, healthy and extra pretty situation. Term?, say, £lO down or cash. At £lO5 this is or.a of the Cheapest Sites ever offered in, this favourite neighbourhood. • EVANS AND BULL. DAIRY AND CROPPING LAND. CHEAP GOVERNMENT LEASE. IQ?. ACRES Renewable Government AO I Leasehold, rent only £5 18a halfyearly. Mid-Canterbury, geta all the northwest showers. Well fenced and watered, part swamp, suitable for grazing, balance varies from heavy to rich sandy loan*, no stones. Suitable for dairying and cropping. Good whare. Price £B6O, terms say £BOO down and balance at 8 per cont THIS T S A SNIP. Can be highly improved. Pyll details on application. EVANS AND BULL. ST ALBANS EAST. PT.ROOMED* MODERN BUNGALOW, s right 'A up-to-date, nicely papered, panelled hall and dining-room, lead lights., latest fittings and fixtures. 80 perohos, laid out in garden, lawn, paling and trellis fence*. A snip at £675, and wo oan give VERY EASY TERMS. Ley at our office. EVANS AND BULL. ' CLOSE KAIAPOI-—TRUSTEE SALE. Iqn ACRES, half in crop and half grass AOv suitable for dairying, oroppine and mixed farming. House 6 room* and outbuildings. Price £2B per acre, terms, FOR GENUINE SALE. EVANS AND BULL. CHEVIOT—L.I.P. DC A ACRES, ABSENTEE SALE, good Ou\J all round farm. 6-roomed house and outbuildings. £8 per acre. Very easy terms. Full particulars on application. 142-18 EVANS AND BULL. BELFAST, EASY TERMS. 1 P ACRES good mixed, Farm, central situAU ation, high prospective value. Suitable for market gardening, fruit-growing, etc. 6-roomed house, stables, etc., 50 x 20 (cost £160), 6 large fowlhouaee, eto. Price £I3OO. Easy term*. Good reason for selling. 147-17 EVANS AND BULL. marshlands; POAA CASH, balance on mortgage. 74 dWtAi UU acres rich onion and potato land, 2 acres in potatoes and balance in grass and green feed. Good 6-roomed house, scullery, chaffhoiise, stable, looeebox, implement shed, cowshed, piggeries, eto. Further par-; tioulans on application. 316-7 EVANS AND BULL. 40 ACRES PAPANUL £3O ACRE. ■'AOAA DOWN, balance to suit buyer. 40 XaUU acres, comprising some first-class land, long frontages, 8 acres in oats and 1 .acre mangolds. House 6 rooms, 11 oowbails, stables, implement abed and trap shed, granary, etc. Well worth inspection. Value can be greatly improved. Inspection invited. Only £3O per acre. 41-1* EVANS AND BULL. FOR SALE. MOTOR-CYCLE and Side-car. cheap, Twin cylinder, 8 speeds, chain drivel in A 1 order. Any trial. EVANS AND BULL, Chief Agents Yorkshire Insurance Co, 68, CATHEDRAL SQUARE. PUBLIC NOTICES, SEARCHLIGHT CANDLES. THE CANDLE WITH THE BIG LIGHT. /COMPETITION CLOSES 80th November.' L/ 1916, for the LARGEST NUMBER of SEARCHLIGHT LABELS sent in by 80th November, 1916. to Box 271, Christ? [. church. FIRST PRIZE 1 Costume made to orde? by N.Z. Farmers’ Association, value £5 Ss. Also SIX OTHER "PRIZES of Dress Longths, value £i Is each for 1 NEXT LARGES* NUMBER of LABELS sent in by 80th November next. . : 1 INSIST ON GETTING SEARCHLIGHTS. DRINK CRAVING GONE. “ T HAVE not h«d drink for lwt five week?, A and now hove no deeire for it.> The craving left me after using two packets oi ‘ Drinko.’" So writes a grateful Christ? church business man. Drinko can he given seoretly if desired. Full details sent in se&b ed envelope. Address: Lady M«mager,Drink< Proprietory, 212 L, Lambton Quay, Welling* ton. FUNERALS. GEORGE BARBELL, TTNDERTAXER AND EMBALMS RU Corner ' ’ \ DURHAM AND ST ASAPH 'STREETS, ’Phone 72L LANGFORD AND RHINE, rDERTAKERiS AND EMBALMERS. 104, CASHEL STREET. ’Phone 812. P.O. Box 528. arbert Langford, John Rhind, 1, London St, 106, Montreal Si Phone 639. ’Phone 1603. J. LAMB AND SON, FUNERAL FURNISHERS. No. 28*. LICHFIELD STREET. TELEPHONE Established 1879. J. ANDERSON, * DERTAKERS AND FUNERAI* FURNISHERS, , 107, VICTORIA STREET. i ’Phone SBCB. E Funeral of the late George Stothert Baztrum will take plao* on Saiurdav, ; mber 18, (arriving at tho Ashley Street, dora, Methodist Cemetery, 9.30 p.m. id* will kindly meet Funeral at Ran? . l Fire Brigade Station *i 9 p.iu. J?( B AND SON. 230 i HE Friend* of the late Ann Bettridga nre informed. that her ■ son’s residence, 20, Palmer’s Road, New ighton, for tho Liiiwood Comotery, Thur y, 18th inst., at 2 p-m. LANGFORD AN D LIND. .239 Friends of Mr «dJta f- Brown e informed that tho Funejal of their eloved eon, Henry George, will leave residence, 8, Cotterdl Street. Adding>r the Svdenham C©motoy, Tht« Da} f [ay, the 19th inst., *t 4 j>.m. AND RHIND. Sts HE Friends of the late James Cowie orq invited to attend his Funeral, leaving i late residence, Woodgrove, for the Waw ri Cemeterv, on Sunday, November 19. a| o’olock noon. D. SHAW, Undertaker. 9336 '