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FOR SALE OR TO LET. EVANS & BULL. Established 1881. '* (J. R. Evans, (Roland Bull, Licensed Land Broker.) ■ OUR BARGAIN COLUMN. FOR VARIOUS REASONS ® THESE OWiVERS ARE OUT TO SELL. EVERY ONE. IS QUOTED BELOW ITS VALUE. ' £650 CASH—BALANCE 6 PER CENT. 9KA ACRES, BANKS - PENINSULA-6. ~jO\J roomed house, etc. Good cocksfoot, siieop and cattle country. £l7 per acre. Write or call for full particulars. A. 845 EVANS AND BULL. BEALEY AVENUE (just off). £ICA THE LOT—Good Corner J-acre cWj-yJvJ Seoiion and 4-roomed cottage, verandah, scullery, shed, connected -with main sewer, etc. Terms, say £2O cash, balance as rent. 108-12 EVANS AND BULL. OWNER LEAVING N.Z. GOVERNOR’S BAY. O ACRES (just under) First-olass Land, “ good fruit-growing or early cropping soil. House 4 rooms and every modern convenience. Coach passes twice daily. Ideal weekend site, or suit retired coup&. Apply at once for full particulars. A. 876 EVANS AND BULL. OPAWA. £1 OC-VERY EASY TERMS if wanted. Exceptionally Eino i-acre Build* ing Seoiion, situation exceptionally good, being just off Opawa and Hawford Roads, and very close to tho car, station, school, eto. The outlook is also one of the prettiest round Ohrißtohurch. Stands high above the footpath. Call oarly for particulars. A snip, 66-18, ■ EVANS AND BULL. round the Sills. PI Kfj PER ACRE. Very easy terms given • if wanted. 21 Acres, on an easy slope at the foot of the hills. More land if wanted. One of the earliest spots round Ohristohurch. Close railway station. An ideal section for tomatoes and all early vegetables. This is one of the'pick spots to b« got round Christohuroh. • EVANS AND BULL. nn-rrm, A GOING CONCERN. SOMETHING CHEAP AND GOOD. £77/5 terms if wantod. 88 " ACRES, 11 acres being freehold ana 25 acres lease for a long term at a very low rental. 28 acros grass, 8 acres turnips, 21 acres oats, I'potatoes and about 3 acres fallow, 7 paddooks, well fenoed and watered, 7 young cows, 2 horses, 8 sows, 1 boor, trap, harness and fowls, ALL GIVEN IN. 8roomed House, 2 large barns, 7 good cow*oo<l? I b<w j» tropßhed, washhouse, eto. Quarter mile from oreamery, school and station. _ Situated North Canterbury, in a goahead township. A genuine offer and a bargarn. Don’t delay writing or calling. AB6B „ .-JUST OFF TRAMLINE£4/7K THE LOT—4J Aores land, fruit garden, etc., and house of 8 rooms, stable, fowlhouse, etc. Owner keen seller, and we oan recommend this as a bar--I*- Evans and Bull, 297-12 f IT IN LINWOOD—S rooms, 18s and 16s; * r °°®9, , n , ADDINGTON—4 rooms/ 8s; 5 room I°?> I l ®, 18s, 17s 6d; 7 rooms, £BS. IN ST ALBANS—4 rooms 10a, 12s 6d; rooms, 16s, 255; 8 rooms, Bs, 28s 6d, 255, 80s • rooms, 255, 12 rooms, £l6O year. IN CITY—4 rooms, 9s, 10s, 11s; 7 rooms 14s, 20s; 8 rooms, 20s, SOsj also 3 rooms ii our promises, IN SYDENHAM—B rooms, 7s 6di 4 rooms 0s 6d!B rooms, 18s. IN FENDALTON—S rooms, 26s i 6 rooms fils. ' EVANS AND BULL. tlustee sale. GOT TO GO. KA ACRES. Good Medium Land, Kaiapc W : dlatrlot. Six-roomed house, eto. Pric £lB per acre. Terms, say £IOO down. Wei worth inquiry « you want a cheap, smal mixed farm. 20S-12. EVANS AND BULL. BPREYDON, handy OAR. 04 ACRES, Splendid! High Seotion, goo “A land, well fenoad, whore and artetia well; £BOO the lot buys this nibble; terms. Absentee sale. Evans and Be Bull, &6-10 rmasL'k so»h§t PQQK THE LOT; 40 fruit trees, hal acre in potatoes, garden, sto. Rej good land. Handy to towp.. Comfortabl 4-roomed house, scullery, dairy, stable, fow house, eto. Term*. Just on the marks ■— EVANS AND BULL, louse, A 749 „ ‘ MERIVALIJ, 6FF CARLTON STREET. CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN. POfifi ONLY—House of 8 rooms, venu c&OVO dah, bath, pantrv, scullery, was! house, ooppor, tubs, high-pressure wate main sower, workshop, fowlhouse. All new: painted and renovated; i-acre in lawn ar garden. Easy terms, Best neighbonrhoc round Christohuroh. Owner must sell. 45-5 EVANS AND BULL, Chief Agents Yorkshire Insurance Co. 59, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, Opposite Port Office, near Chancery Lane.

wm. Jameson & son, CITY.' V CITY. ' " 1 " cm MORTGAGEE'S SALE, Easy Walk to General Boat Office CORNER BLOCK. r v , , .. . GOOD SOUND HOUSE Off ? BOOMS AND OFFICES. FULL 4-AOBB LAND, VERY HIG-S AND INSIDE CITY BELTS. BOOM! FOR ANOTHER HOUSE. £750. VERY SMALL DEPOSIT will be accepted and Balance as BENT. DON’T DELAY if you want a CHEAP PROPERTY. WM. JAMESON AND SON, 166, Manchester Street. G FUNERALS. EORGE BARBELL UNDEB T A K E R AND EMBALMER. , Comer DURHAM AND ST ASAPH STREETS. ’Phone 721. J, LAMB AND SON, FUNERAL FURNISHERS. No. 284, LICHFIELD STREET. TELEPHONE 633. • Established 1873. ferbert Langford, ~J^n^hmdT” 19, London St. 106. M ° n £®al St. r angford and rhind, Lj undertakers and EMBALMERS. ’Phones 653 and 1603. ’own Office. 104, Cashel Street. ’Phone 812. P.O. Bos 523. THE Funeral of the late Denis Oarmody will leave his late residence, 314, Bealoy Avenue, City, on Wednesday, the _2sth Inst., at 8.50 a.m.. for St Mary’s Catholic Church, Manchester Street North. Requiem Mass at 9 n m.. and thence to the Linwood Cemetery. J. LAMB AND SON. <l6