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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17879, 27 August 1918, Page 8

AUCTIONS. / THE N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OPERA* TIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY. LTD. SPECIAL CATTLE SALE. TINWALD YARDS. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29. INTENDING Buyers and others are spec!* ally notified that owing to tiro size of the yarding this sale will start punctually at II a.m. to enable visitors from north and eouth to catch the afternoon train. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP.. Auctioneers. W. E. SIMES AND CO. W. E. SIMES AND CO. T A UCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS, LICENSED LAND BROKERS, 111-146, Hereford Street.

A MONEY MAKER ON THE HILLS. £BO to £IOO a YEAR CAN BE MADE OFF . IT ON FLOWERS ALONE. I AA-2A ACRES RICH HILL SOIL, oVAXUI/ practically all flat, with a long road frontage, will eventually Be a valuable block for subdivision, situate at an elevation of about 400 ft, TOGETHER WITH A NEW UP-TO-DATE BUNGALOW OF 0 GOOD ROOMS, plastered, h. and c. service, Dou'.ton Bath and every modern convenience, dairy, cowshed, fowlhousea. Above the frost line .where you can grow flowers and early vegetables to'perfection. £IOO can be.made off it and at the same time you have a. healthy, pleasurablo and profitable occupation, the property growing in value every year. VERY EASY TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. We know the value of Hill properties and assure you there is a great prospective value in this place. Within easy” distance of trams, 4d section. W. E. SIME9 AND CO. HAVE YOU CONSIDERED That to increase your inome or icduce tbo cost of living you should havo a Home wit!) a Few Acres of Land? HERE ARE SOME PROFITABLE HOMES 4?IACfA-4i ACRES, OPAWA, AT THE O&-LU0V FOOT OF THE HILLS, rich. land. 2 acres planted with 300 fruit trees, r early all in full bearing, mostly apples and pears, jj-acro mostly in raspberries, balance grass; 2-roomed cottage, largo shed. ■ W. E, SIMES AND CO. 1 ACRES, SPREYDON-A cswAX<J\J Handy Blook, closo to Town. 6-roomed house, h. and o. service and every convenience, numerous outbuildings. Very Easy Terms can be arranged.,W. K. SIMES AND CO. 4?inr'A-o ACRES, PAPANUI, A*al cVXV/ULr Good Land, all in grass, well fenced; good little hoiffie of 4 rooms, stable, traps!)cb, cow .bails, -pigsty, largo shed. Price includes 2 good cows, 30 head poultrv, 2 pigs. . ' •PICAA- 10 ACHE'S OF PAPANUrS cWXiJU'U BEST LAND, large Iron- age! A grand place for cropping or dairying.-' 4roomed house (only'built 7 years}, l'oose-box, cow-bail, cnaffhouse, everything in good order. WE CAN ARRANGE EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD TERMS. This is on® of the best. DON’T FALL TO LET-US SHOW YOU' THIS PROPERTY Ij? YOU’RE &.F----TER SOME LAND. W. E. SIMES AND CO. A-HQRNBY-IJ Acres Good Land, cW » «JV/ well fenced, Good G-roomed House, h. and c. service, and every convenience; ■stable, traipshed. Government mortgage at 41; per cent can remain. A cheap property. X* 99AA-19 ACRES AT' HALSWELL. Good rich land for dairying and cropping', well subdivided. 6-roomed house and numerous outbuildings. Orie of the few good Halswell properties on the market. -P9KAA-9 ACRES, NEAR THE FOOT XoOUU of THE CASHMERE HILLS. A blook that will grow in value. Lovely Bungalow of 5 largo rooms, built under supervision of a leading architect. Electric light -and every convenience, motor shed, dairy, cow-bails, etc. An ideal homo for a retired farmer or anyone wanting a real good home. W. E, SIMES AND CO. Ail AA—FENDALTON-3 ACRES Rich ckAAUU Land, well fenced. Bungalow 5 rooms and every convenience. A real good little property, and ono of the few available in Fondalton. GOOD TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. Any ono with about £230 can get- 1 - immediato possession. W. E. SIMES AND CO. PQQ r—ST ALBANS WEST, near the &OOD Papanui Road-A PRETTY UP-TO-DATp BUNGALOW of 5 NICE ROOMS, and sun porch, replete throughout with every modern convenience, Doulton bath, h. and c. service, etc.; i-acre, nicely laid out in garden, lawns and paths, numerous fowlhouses. A rcaliv up-to-cVo and good homo. 1 GOVERNMENT MORTGAGE can remain. Works out at about 12b Gd PER WEEK, PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST. Cheaper than renting when you can buy on such terms. W. E. SIMES AND CO. 1A A—PAPANUI, JUST OFF HAFEWOOD ROAD, CLOSE TC TRAIN AND STATION. We have;a Terv nice 6-ROOMEL BUNGALOW, tiled roof, panelled hall and diningroom, electric light, Doulton bath, h. and o. service and cVCrv modern convenience, washhouse, copper -and tubs, etc. OVER 1 ACRE LAND. A good block for anyone that want* a nice garden. W E. SIMES AND CO., ' AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS, 141-146, Hereford Street.

FUNERALS. G EORGBBA R R F, L LFURNISHING UNDERTAKER. MODERN MOTOR HEARSES AND . MOTOR CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS ANY DISTANCK Office 221 Garage, 025, Durham Street-, ’Phono 721 (Night or Day.) J LAMB AND SON, FUNERAL FURNISHERS. MOTOR HEARSES AND CARRIAGE? FOR FUNERALS ■TO ANY PART OF CANTERBURY. No 234, LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone ggQ Established 1575. LANGFORD AND RHIND, Undertakers and Embalmers, 104, Cashel Street. ’Phone 812. P.O. Box 523. Herbert Langford, 19, London Street. 'Phono 689. Join? Rhir.d, .06, Montreal Street. 'Phone 1603. J. ANDERSON, r TTNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL, U FURNISHER, 107. VICTORIA STREET. 'Phono 3803. " THE Funeral of the late Catherine Greamjy will leave her paronta’ residence, 50 1, Hereford Street, Liinvood, on Wednesday, August 28, at 9.10 a.m. for ' the Catholic Cathedral. Requiem Maas 9.30 ami., “I. 1 thenco to the Limvood Cemetery. J. LAMB AND SON. _________ THE Friends of the fete Mrs Margaret Heath are invited to attend her funera., which will' leave tho residence of her son, James Alfred, S 4, Tennyson Street, Sydenham, on Tuesday, at 20. m., for Syucnhum Cemetery. GEORGE_BAEREHfe____^' S^- , HHE Funeral of. the fete Edwin : Henry L Oliver will leave his late residence, 2, over Street, for the Linwood Cemetery oa Icdnsdnv, 28th inst., at I.SO p.m. LANGORD AND RHIND. il TIHE friends of James E. Clung are> re--1 spcctfully informed' .that Gie Funeral of his lato wife Jessie will leave his resid slide, Camsido, Kaiapoi. at Lie P‘ p ‘.,. Wednesday, August KtVfor the iublla * Come.ery, J?aiapoi. hISHER. rpHE friends of Mr W.J. Ponhale ore in 1 formed that the Funeral of lie late daughter will leave his resmence, 224, ;ffigh Street, Rangiora, on Wednesday, at a. 30 p.m., for the Presbyterian Cemetery. H. J. GULLIVER. . i ‘ ,l mourning. MOURNING, MOURNING. mourning. MOURNING. A RMSTRONG’S specialise in XL all Mourning required. Costumes executed in 24 . hours. A special department and workroom is devoted.to all these needs. Department opened from 5.30 a.m. By ringing up No. 1179 or 1049, you can have an experienced assistant wait upon you fit youf own home. N