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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVIII, Issue 18407, 13 May 1920, Page 12

AMOTIONS. OHABLES CLARK. 0. B. Clark.) (L. E. Clark. QHABLES CLARK, 109, HEREFORD STREET (Established ISGI.) AUCTIONEER, LAND AND SSTATB AGENT. MONEY TO LEND AT CURRENT RATES OP INTEREST. £IOOO ROLLESTON STREET, LINWOOD. SPLENDID LOCALITY. REASON FOR SELLING, OWNER GONE TO AUCKLAND. FIRST-CLASS BRICK HOUSE of 7 fin* rooms, plastered and papered, bathroom, h. and c. Borvico, pantry, scullerv, verandah, washhoufio; J-acrc, Med laid out. £3OO can romam for term. Good value. Worth in--lui*y. 6£o-i CHARLES CLARK, _ Sole Agent. £630. AVONSIDE, RIVER ROAD. CLOSE TWOPENNY TRAM and SCHOOL, OYER S-ACRE LAND, with Sh chains of frontage. ViUa of 7 rooms, bath, etc, verandah, Uy window, pantry, scullery, washhouse, h.p. water sower connection. Worth mqnirj. 513-3 CHARLES CLARK, Sole Arent, 109, Hereford Street. £BSO. LEESTON, CENTRAL POSITION. 1 ACRE LAND, fM?«r TWO STREETS. Very convenient BUNGALOW oi 3 rooms, tiled grate and* range, bathroom, copper, tuba, cupboards, pantry, sleeping verandah, iron roof, concrete foundation. Artesian well. etc.; or owner ■would SELL THE BUNGALOW WITH JACRE LAND. jj.2c. CHARLES CLARK, Agent. £2IOO. PAPANUI, CLOSE TO THE TRAMS SCHOOL AND STORE. 4 ACRES SPLENDID LAND. Flower and Vegetable Garden. Balance of land in Lucerne and Grass. GOOD HOUSE OF 5 Bath. h. and 0., oriel window, electrio light, pantry, verandah, washhouse, scullery. Cow bail, stables, dairy. Only reason for Belling, OWNER WA"N"TS LARGER PLACE. 709-4. CHARLES CLARK, Agent. COLOMBO ROAD. Near the Hills. Ol ACRES OF LAND (about), i-acre ia ** garden. 4-acre in orchard, balance in grasß. Good water supply; about 4 chaina frontage. Well-built House of j 6 rooms, Oriel windows, verandah, lead lights, roller blinds, wardrobes, gaa, tile and coilogo grates, bathroom, basin, u. and c, waahhonso, coalhouse, h.p. water, asphalt paths. PRICE £I7OO, or would sell the House with about J-acr« for £I2OO. fi93-4 CHARLES CLARK, Sole Agent. PHILIP BEST. SUIT RAILWAY OR TRAMWAY EMPLOYEE. WALTHAM— £750. Square House, 5 rooms, verandah, plastered and papered; all modern conveniences; h. and c, pas, eewer, h.p. -water. Section laid out in lawn, gardon, etc; asphalt paths. Property in excellent order' ar.d condition. Built niao yeara. High concrete foundations. Nothing; required as property is in Tip-top condition. PHILIP BEST. " INWOOD—£OSO. T-HOUSE. 5 rooina. plas--1 terod and papered; all modern condonoes; n. and c. tiled grates and hearths, etc. BEAUTIFUL HIGH i-ACRE SECTION, well laid out in shrubs, lawns, etc. Concrete paths, motor shed and large store. Handy to tram. Property in Pink of Condition' . PHILIP BEST. T ALBANS—£S76. Square House. 5 rooms, modern conveniences: plastered siud papered (except h. and c): e.l. and km, points for ironing and cooker. Built-in wardrobe; sewer: h.p. water. Section aaore lawn and *rard«n; asphalt paths: outbuilding. Handy to FUNERALS. ANGFORD AND RHIND, UNDER. U TAKTHS AND EMBALMERS, 104, Csiihel Strwrf. 'Phone Bia Box 623. Her. bert Langford, 19, London Street. Phona 689. John Rhmd. 106, Montreal Street. 'Phone 1603. UOBOE B A R R E L I* r ~ FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. MODEEN MOTOR HEARSES AND MOTOD CARRIAGES. FOR FUNERALS, AKY DISTANCE. Qffioo 221, Garage 225, Durham Street 'PhoE« 721 (Night or Bay). J. LAMB AND SON. FUNERAL FURNISHERS. FUNERALS TO AiNX . CANTERBURY. No. 234, LICHFIEL D STREET. TELEPHONE K9O. Established 1874, THE Funeral of the late Clarenda Ellen Longuot will leave her late residence, 471 Worcester Street, Linwood. This Day. (Thursday), at 2 P.m., for the Linwood AND SON. 815'J rpHlTFriends of George P. Puxnell are iaX formed that the Funeral of his lata beloved wife will leave the residence of hia brother-in-law, .67, Rossall Street.for tjw Linwood Cemetery, This Day■ Thursday, m Inst at 10.30 ft.uu LANGI-OEiD AisD RHIND. rpHE Ftmera. «* »u» *»„» „™ B „ ~....- - I. Staniland will take plaoe This Day. Thursdav, May 13th. arriving at Linwood Cemetery, 3.50 p.m. J. LAMB AND SON. T' *HE _ Enneial of the late John M'Lennan will leavo his mother's residence. Mra J M'Lennan, West Melton, on Saturday, Mav 15th at 11 a.m., for the Ha-lkett Presbyterian Cemetery. J. LAMB AND SON. rTVHE Funeral of the late George Oookerell X twill loave the residence of his stepV son E. J. Trembath, 210, Westminster Street, St Albanl, for the Bromley Cotn«« terr on Saturday, loth Inat., at 0.30 a.m. t;angford and rhind. rpHE Friends of' the late Mrs Mary A. X Hi-lwiu are invited to attend be« Funeral, leaving lier late residence, Isortucote Road, Papanui, To-day, Thursday at i p m., for the Papanui Cemetery. J. AiN< DERSON, 107 Victoria Street. ,; OURNINt* ATTi'fi^' SpooiaJissd <*S AEMSTEONG'S.