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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17946, 13 November 1918, Page 10

FOR SALE OR TO LET. SPEIRS, SAUNDERS AND CO. 4-ACRE AND B-ROOMED MODERN HOUSE. MOTOR SHED AND DRIVE. A7QA —6-KOOMED HOUSE fitted witft t 01/ porcelain bath, h and 0., gaa throughout, large airy rooms, plastered and papered; sc.ver connection. Splendid section ot over J-acre with fruit trees, ornamental trees and shrubs. Beautiful surroundings. Large motor shed with concrete floor. Also stable and trap shed. Only 2 minutes Horn tram, and not a great distance from tbo penny section. Reasonable terms can be «- Sole Agents— SPEIRS, SAUNDERS AND CO. 4 ROOMS, AVON SIDE GOVERNMENT MORTGAGE. ■p —SOLIDLY BUILT house of 4 wd 8 Good Rooms, also bathroom, pantry, large scullery. A very Eunny spot, faces north. . Plastered and prettily decorated. Only a few years old. Al.i modern conveniences. Fine section of nearly J-acre. Good workshop. SPEIRS, SAUNDERS AND CO. 20 ACRES JUST OUTSIDE RANGIOKaT DECEASED ESTATE. MUST SELL i? 1 ()(}() WILL buy this Tip-top Littl* Property. Subdivided into 3 paddocks, and a small one of about an acre for fowls, ducks and geese. At present the laud is in clover and grass. Good Comfortable House of 6 rooms, together with dairy, trap shed, stablo, fowl pens, etc., «to. Any reasonable terms will be given. XUe property is clear title. Sole Agents— SPEIRS, SAUNDERS AND CO. ST. ALBANS BUNGALOW ONE YEAR OLD. ‘ \ X*77 it—s ROOMS, and ever- modern con--3v lld vonionco. Electrlo light gas, porcelain bath, wardrobe, linen press,’ scullery, pantry, washhouse, etc. Neat Section of 8-16-acre, facing north. \ WE CAN ARRANGE TERMS. SPEIRS, SAUNDERS AND CO. 10 ACRES, PAPANUI GOOD 6-ROOMED HOUSE. HERE is a Property that is the last word in small ho.ding3. Grand sou, splendidly worked,, extra good fences, and good House of 6 rooms, together with all usual offices, h. and c., electric light, etc. Cali for further particulars of this Fine Property SPEIRS. SAUNDERS AND CO., 169, Cashel Street. FUNERALS. J. LAMB AND SON, FUNERAL FURNISHERS. MOTOR HEARSES AND CARRIAGES FOR FUNERALS TO ANY PART OF CANTERBURY. No. 234, LICHFIELD STREET. Telephone 539. Established 1573. T ANGFORD AND RHIND, Undertaker: -*■* and Embalmcrs, 104, Cashel Street 'Phone 812. P.O. Box 523. Herbert Lang ford, 19, London Street. 'Phone 559. Join Rhine!, 106, Montreal Street. 'Phone 1603. J. ANDERSON, TTNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL U FURNISHER, 107, VICTORIA STREET. 'Phone 3503. •■* \ S GEORGE BARREL L, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. . MODERN MOTOR HEARSES AND MOTOR CARRIAGES .FOR FUNERALS, ANY, DISTANCE,' Office 221. Garage, 225, Durham, Street, 'Phone 721 (Night or Day). npIIE Friends of Mr Thomas McFadden -*- are invited to attend the Funeral of his lato wife, leaving his residence, 114, Grimsey’s Road, Papanui, on Wednesday, Nov. 13th, at 1.45 p.m., for the Addington Cemetery. J. LAMB AND SON. THE Funeral of the lato Andrew William Rutherford will leave Leslie Hills, 5 North Canterbury, on Wednesday, Nov. lath," f at 12 Noon, arriving at the Waiau Cemetery' 1.15 p.m. J. LAMB AND SON. THE Funeral of ‘the late Mary Ryan will leave her eon’s residence, Mr 'Maurice Ryan, 5, Park Road, New Brighton, on Thursday, November 14th, at 5.20 a.m.,' for St Mary’s Catholic. Church. Requiem Mess - & a.nr., end then to the Linwood Cemetery, J. LAMB AND SON. 398 THE Friends of the late Richard Boulton are invited to attend his funeral, which ryill leave his lato residence, S, Sherborne -'Street, St Albans, on Wednesday, at 5.30 a.m. for Sydenham Cemetery. GEORGE BARRELL. 72 fPHE Friends of the late Herbert H. cf -*■ Gillis are invited to attend his funeral, which will ■ leave the residence oi Mrs AYooller. 29, Carlton Street, Merivale,' on Wednesday, at 4 p.m.. for Linwood Cemetery. GEORGE BARRELL. 76 : THE Friends of the late Mrs MSary Fleming are informed that her funeral will leavs her late residence, 305, Manchester Street, on Wednesday, at 3 p.m.. for Linwood Ceme> tery. BARRELL. 78 at A MILITARY Funeral will be accorded tc the late Charles William Green, which will leave his late residence, 25, Dunn Street, Spreydon (off Strickland Street), on Wednesday, at 2 p.m.. for Sydenham Cemetery. GEORGE BARRELL. 74 A , MILITARY Funeral will be accorded to YY. the late Q.M.S. Gordon Goodrich, which will leave 225, Durham Street, To-morrow, Thursday, at 10 a.m., for Linwood Cemetery; GEORGE BARREL!,. 108 LYTTELTON COAST DEFENCE BAND. Divisional Orders by COLONEL C. J. COOPER, T.D., Officer Commanding. THE Band are notified to Parade TO« DAY", at 1 p.m. sharp, at the Soldiers’ Club Rooms, Gloucester Street, for the purpose of attending: the Funeral of the lata C. W. Green. Every Member requested to attend. BY ORDER. H. L. OAKES. 3543 Band. Sergeant. THE Friends of H. A. Tinker are informed that the funeral of his bite beloved w :ia will leave his residence, 36, Middlepark Road, for the Riccarton Churchyard or. WediK-R-f dav, 13th inst. at 2.30 p.m. LANGFORD AND RHIND. 415 TE Funeral of the late William James Smith will leave the residence of Ilia ante. 235, Milton Street, Sydenham, tor •Sydenham Cemetery, on Thursday, the l inst., tit 2 p.m- LANGFORD AND IND. 416 rivHE Friends oi the late Miss Sarah E. J- Harris are invited to .attend her Funeral, leaving her bvotner’s (Mr W. Harris) residence, No. 408, River Road, Dallington, To* . day, Wednesday, at 11.30 a.m., for the Avon* side Cemetery. J. ANDERSON, 107, Victoria rpHE Friends of the late Mis Mary Watson -L are invited to attend her Funeral, which' will leave her late residence, Church Street, Rangier*, at 10.30 a.m, on Thursday morning, for the Methodist Cemetery, East Belt, H, J. GULLIVER- 23S THE Friends of Captain Peter Dowell are respectfully informed that the Fuuetai of his late beloved wife wiii leave the resw deuce of Mr D. Sinclair, Canterbury Street, Lyttelton. This Day, Nov. 13, at- 2 p.m., fo* the Public Cemetery. W. T. LESTER, Uim dertaket. . 170 THE Funeral of the late John Strez will leave his late residence, Lakeside, on Thursday, November, 14tli, at 1.30 p.m.. for the Sedgeraere Cemetery. JOHN BRYCI-2, Undertaker. ■ t _iL ill a i 1 iiijiTiiprwmnrtrTr"~ ninrigniWinMiiiiwiiwiiißWfiiiwiM A RMSTRONG’S specialise YV fn all Mourniug" requirCostume:- executed in 24 hours. MOURNING. MOURNING. MOURNING MOURNING. MOURNING. hours. V special department and workroom ig devoted to oil these needs. Department open el irOni 8.30 a.m. By ringing up No. 1479 or 1049, you can h&vo an experienced assistant wait upon you at your own home. ' X