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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17396, 6 February 1917, Page 2

FOR SALE OR TO LET. HILLARY AND BAXTER. HILLARY. AND BAXTER, ■p STATE AGENTS and LAND BROKERS, 146. MANCHESTER STREET, Between Cashsl and Hereford Streets. PRICE FURTHER REDUCED. ' OWNER OFF TO THE FRONT. nr»o|-v_sT ALBANS, handy to L w \J and 2d car, First-class Bungalow of 6 rooms, well finished in every detail, oriel window, bathroom, with hot. and cold water service, rentry, scullery and washhouse, concrete paths, three sixteenths acre in garderi, lawn, fruit trees. HILLARY AND BANTER. 146, Manchester' Street. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN. EXCEPTIONAL TERMS ARRANGED. BEST PART OF SPKEYDON. TVfODERN Bungalow of 5 large too _ . plastered, nicely papeTed, verandah! oriel window, tile grates and hearths, bathroom, lavatoTy basin, h. and c. service, scullery, sink, h. and c. service.,n.p. taps, pantry, washhouse, copper and tubs, about 3-16 acre, splendid section, well fenced. PRICE £560. The owner is prepared to consider the easiest of terms. HILLARY AND BAXTER, 146, Manchester Street. ST ALBANS, N.E. AN IDEAL LOCALITY. P7-JA-EASY TERMS—Artistic Ameridm/11\J can Bungalow of 5 extra lare* rooms, plastered, panelled, good lead lights, nice cosy sun porch, tile grates and hearths, bathroom, porcelain bath, h. and c. service, scullery, sink, h. and c. pantry, washhouse, copper and tubs, main sewer complete. Very fine J-acre, well fenced. Northern aspect. Everything is of the best money can buy, and tie property must bo seen to be appreciated. HILLARY AND BAXTER. 146, Manchester Street. HANDY ADDINGTON WORKSHOPa MOST OF MONEY CAN REMAIN AT 4J PER CENT. J 4?7Q/WUST off Lincoln Road—New did \ O\J tile roof Bungalow of 6 rooms, plastered, hall and breakfast-room beautifully panelled, wide verandah, oriel and bay windows, tile grates and hearths, cupboards, linen press, bathrooru, lavatory basin, h. and c. service, pantry, washhouse, copper and tubs, windmill and tank. Slicfl 14 x 12. Nearly 1-acre, first-clasa section. This is a good family house, and eas7 terms can be arranged. HILLARY AND BAXTER, 146, Manchester Street.

In Brussels in mid-November food was scarce and deal*. Beef and pork, when they could be obtained, were about 6s per lb, beef suet 12s pei* lb, and dripping, for which there was a great seldom seen. Flour, only supplied in small quantities, was about 2s a lb; bread of poor quality. Coffee was 5s a lb; sugar 2s a lb; rice, tapioca and macaroni' about 3s a lb; Boap 4s a lb.