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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16486, 27 February 1914, Page 12

FOB SALE OR TO LET. EVANS AND BULL. , T u -Established 1881 ~~ Licensed (Koiand Ban * CHEAP CONviNIENT FARM. KANGIOEA.— £3O PER ACRE. A Fam S 3o G ° od Crcppir ‘S', “ d wheat, i,oL; o cr . es S l * B3 and 37 awes in tea cad: good h®’, et< V , 6 P addocka . well from station and* °if 4 , et <=-; 1 mil# and 2 from school, l| from creamery acre and terms eyards ' S rica on! / £3O per application 6 a 3 loo en- .Bull Particulars on n ' A - 839. EVANS AND BULL, SEEMS^mn 5 ’ r S ,fY £s ° ca SH. “ ' BUT AN liop Pr ?COD TO BE TRUE. SIORTrH O JLF LL BROVE IT. WOULnun A^ES SALE A F B?ry T 'pni SS BAROAIN. aT-ACRE Good t FO , R a SPEC. 4 did corner frontage, splent from 2d tram pi. on y , a ‘ ew rninutes’ walk .^i-elL°ZlZ„i™ o l°t u l es , ll together with nil’+ A j < ? der and condition, chen offices r,] ent l i p ‘‘?‘ dat *, conveniences, kitetc., also transhe'/. f j CU ?^ ards ' wardrobe% home; fi no outloot f afablea. A beautiful close town. At ir, V'-'Y. healthy site and bargain. At mien 100 lfc ,l s an out-and-i>3» at £#so IT IS STV»Vv°S!& be cbea P. but. Cards to view # t THROWN AWAY. A. 809 car Don’t de’ay. 0008 REASON FOR io market wafers abb fbuh r °hnd the hills. -asswaMff® almost unnecessary? fr “ s t. s i glasshouse is warm. 3 P°* »a® sunny and flourish, and ev;ry P k^d B 'of OI t at -A e6 ’ e i a wUI table grow to perfection f T 6 S®grand water supplV ‘ft *£ nd ther * la - a there are 1000 outride ifi? 9 P ?““ ' tlM toes ion u u . ICa ® tomatoes, J-acre potaU 5 'young efc r n g ? pple , »”*”« K liSinS’ peach and apple trees, and sider ducoments ?^ oposltlon holds big paying inltoes a ls> oe «* ‘ha t be pleased to supply further particulars and arrange an inspeoi m . ’ 825 Terms given. TV, v 2° SJW LL CAPITALISTS. ‘ IF £$R, have tioo TO SPARE THH rlturn N you 18 pboperty 27i PER CENT. SECTION VALUED . £250. THE PRICE IS £4OO ONLY G £I?Sf X^ IENT VALUATION IS £478. Can REMAIN AT 5 PER CENT. CITY, growing position—2 Houses of II rooms each, WELL LET, each with copper, high-pressure water and main sewer. la good order. Houses insured for £4OO. SsoT a “l ed u‘ £253 *cd rising in value. EASY TERMS. MUST BE SOLD. Cards to view at our office. EVANS AND BULL. . SELLING ON ACCOUNT OF OLD AGE. ‘ TERMS—I 6 PER CENT CASH. Jol a 2. c 2» »s™sSs ia,n ’ 7 Years at 5 per cent. ZllOft , ???• now carrying 8000 sheep (which oan be taken at valuation) end. 40 oattla. Low hill ß and flats; MOST BEAUTIFUL SITUATION, second to none in the South Island. Yachting, boating, fishing, delightful scenery end fine climate. 100 Q acres freehold and 1000 acres L.LP. at £2O year. A GENUINE SALE at a low price, and the easiest of possible terms . Not only a paying farm proposition, but a most beautiful residential position. Close school, saleyards, township, eto. FULL DETAILS oa application. 217-12 LISTS ON APPLICATION. EVANS AND BULL, Canterbury Agents Yorkshire Insurance Co--69, CATHEDRAL SQUARE, Opposite Post Office, near Chancery Lana. LAWRIE AND DALTON. X T. Lawrie.) T A WRIE AND (Thoa. Dalton. Dalton, AUCTIONEERS, HOUSE FURNISHERS. AND HOTEL VALUATORS, 210, TUAM STREET. (Next door Opera House.) THE CHEAPEST AUCTION ROOM IN TOWN FOR LINOLEUMS; CURTAINS. RUGS, HANDSOME OAK BEDROOM SUITES, SIDEBOARDS, BEVELLED MIRROfI BACK, from £2 15a WARDROBES, from 35s to £7 10s. Also, BEDSTEADS. WIRE MATTRESSES, BED. DING, CUTLERY, BLANKETS. LAWRIE and DALTON pay highest cash price for Second-hand Furniture. ' Ring up Tel. 1955 and they will call and give you a price. LAWRIE AND DALTON, Auctioneers. LOOK at the tremendous lot of household drudgery “ Linoarnish ” saves. It is a common-sense Linoleum Polish; you brush it on and it stays polished. AU grocers; Is 6d. 82 FUNERALS. n E O R G E BARREL!) UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER. Corner - DURHAM AND ST ASAPH STREETS. ’Phone 721. L AMD AND SON, FUNERAL FURNISHERS; No. 234, LICHFIELD STREET. TELEPHONE 583. Established 1873. Herbert Laingford, .John fihind, 19, London St. 106. Montreal St» T ANGPOED AND R H I N D, .Li UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS. ’Phones 659 and 1603. Town Office. 104, Cashel Street. 'Phone Sl2. P.O, Box 523. 'THE Funeral of the late Lumley Morgan A will leave “ Parkgwyn,” Tai Tapu, on Friday, the 27th inst., nt 1.15 p.m., for service in the Methodist Church, and thence to the Springston , Public Cemetery. J. LAMB AND SON. 417 THE Friends of the late Alexander Millar Eyes are informed that his Funeral will leave his la.’e residence 34. WeefivUla Street, St Albans, on Saturday, at 2.30,p.m., for Linwood Cemetery. GEoR-iE liAit* RELL. 3352 THE Friends of Margaret McFall are informed that her Funeral will leave her late residence, Tancred Street, Linwood, on Saturday, at 2 p.m., for Addington Ceme-ti-ry. Private interment- GEORGE BAR- T RELL. 8333 LOYAL CITY OF NORWICH LODGE, MEMBERS are requested to attend the : Funeral of cur late Brother, Wm, Harvey, leaving, the Artillery Barracks at I p.m., This Day, for Pub’ic Cemetery. H. RYDER N.G. •161 W. T. FOSTER, P.S.