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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16749, 2 January 1915, Page 16

FOR SALE OR TO LET. EVANS AND BULL. Established 1881. (J. E. Evans, (Roland Bull. Licensed Land Broker). CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN ADDINGTON. GIVEN AWAY. ABSENTEE SALE. £4OO only-very EASY TERMS 'irTYr/V GlVEN—Price just reduced from ±4'o. Good, substantial square house of 4 rooms, practically new, plastered, high stud, concrete foundations, bathroom, cupboards, wardrobes, fireplace in every room, .washnouso, copper and tubs, scul.ery, water laid on, nice i-acre section, room for another house (nearly 2 chains frontage), fruit trees, vegetab.e garden, etc. Don’t miss thil cnanco. Immediato possession. Keys at oui office. EVANS AND BULL. «4f, NEW BUNGALOW AND 8 ACRES. iS/HiO DASH. Balance can remain 4J >' esra i or teriiis made to suit huyei. Three acres first-class land suitable l" CO , WS D or market gardening. NEW 4oomed Bungalow, with conveniences, also 2 stnt&n r °i° m ?’ etc - Ten minutes walk from btation, school, creamery and saleyards, in “/S® Canterbury township. Plenty of outin fuD^Kno 1 want . e ffi Sixty good fruit trees bea, ' m 8> will make a fair return this W ' are asking £SOO, and as the owner has bought a farm he must sell EVANS__AND BULL. ■i CANTERBURY FARM—120pRGpl?kr^°°D MIXED DAIRY and hnusffl j,N (> Farm. NEW.- 6-roomed house and all new outbuildings, £26 pei ™ i b ° aa “6 offer 25-( laml AC r RE& ’ DANGlOßA—Splendid fruit 6- ro ?med House and outbuildings. Terms for En?land - MUST QUIT. 90 ACRES. Dairy and cropping farm. *5. roomed house and all outbuildings. £25 10s 1-er acre as a go.ng concern. EASY TERMS reason for selling. 144 a nH fw VE u A £ AEBE SELECTION of On nnnV ? ;- rbUrj J £ . r i mS ° f all Hist* qnireEfents. n ~ nt ° ° r ° aiL Staio re * small mixeiT'earmTlssl ACRHjS. —1 acre in potatoes (yielded'l( tonß per acre last year), 6 acres oats balance grass. NOW CARRYING 90 sheep !*?ki « an i d ™, horses - House 5 rooms, 3-stall J, 8 ’ 2 chaff houses, trapshed, piggeries and g d orchard, _ Handy to slation, Bchool and aa eyards P ncß £ lB io a per acre, TERMS lull particulars on application. 27-16 EVANS AND BULL. 45 class land.' 5i GROUND, suitable for grazing, market gardening or fruit growing, (Good bee district). Alwayi carries 5 rows. House 4 rooms, scullery, 4-bai cowshed, trapshed, toolhouse, etc! Vcge.able garden, apple and apricot trees, pS gooseberries, etc. 11 miles from jhnstchurch, 4 mile from creamery and very nTQ'P»Trm ta -V ?n /'?, d sch ° ol - VERY FINE ri„^ IKICT ’ i f worl£ is wanted a m&u never be idle for a dav. This place rln E 5T RAO 5 D t INA:RILY CHEAP, am? w* can give good terms. Selling on account of ?- d ull w call at once for full particulais. EVANS AND BULL. 29-16 SPT C pV-nTn Y n A /.cr? EAR ORCHIRTT; Sp UHNDID OLASSHOUPE PROPERTY. _ ASSURED INCOME. 7 ACRES with 3 large glasshouses, all „ . , with grape vines, carrying a good crop of fine fruit. 2 acres in cherry orchard, all substantially netted in. ALSO .11 *£ re ? n n P 6l /, tr s and i acre in apples, vato / U There is a good intome iNUVv from this property, the whole place i( 111 Al order, and we invite the most experl enquiry and inspection. Situated close tc station, near Christchurch. Easy terma Full particulars on application !8-16 EVANS AND RULL 6 MILES OUR “ +1 OH CASH, balance at 5 per cent. 1! acres of the FINEST LAND rour Christchurch, rich, black, loamy soil, casi worked, good subsoil moisture, and grov most prolific crops and is equally good f< dairying. Thero is 254 acres in the bloc and it can be sold as a whole or as abut in two lots. Very handy position. Good t Papanui land, but only HALF TH FHICE Don’t delay enquiring. A GEJ UINE OFFER. 126-13 EVANS AND BULL. 24 MILES FROM SQUARE." "10 ACRES, a Cow to the Acre land; 1 -*•” will grow first-class market gardt crops and fruit of all descriptions. 6-roomi house, washhouse, dairy, 7-bail concrete cowshed, etc. £2O per acre leas -than pr perties DOUBLE THE DISTANCE OU 1 MdSSolo Aeents, EVANS AND BULL. LOWER RICCARTON. CLOSE SCHOOL AND CAR. O ACRES. £330 ONLY. VERY CHEA ** Good Boil. f ovr Vr.i t trees mid g:udc very long frontage. Good comfortable roomed house, Lay window, verandah, •>(,« house, copper, tubs, also cow-bail, etc Tern Off Riccarton Road, and is A SNIP AT TI MONEY. Town workers, don’t miss it. 281-15 EVANS AND BULL, O-f ACRES, LINCOLN. Real tip-top L tie Dairy Farm. Almost new 4-roonn cottago and all outbuildings. Selling as going concern. A FIRST-CLASS FARM. EVANS AND BULL, Chief. Agents Yorkshire Insurance Co.. 69, CATHEDRAL SQUARE.

BHEEPTARMERS’ AGENCY. LEASEHOLD SHEEP FARM.' 1100 ACRES . LEASEHOLD (CANTERBURY). About 1000 Acres in grass, balance turnip' sown with grass. Excellent owe countrt lambing 103 per cent. Now carrying 1804 sheep. Cottage and woolshecl. Owner will let at reasonable Tent for 4 or 5 years to a good tenant. For full particulars apply to THE N.Z. SHEEPFARMEBS' AGENCY 165, Hereford Street, Christchurch. Agents for the Bristol and Dominions Pro ducers* Association, Ltd. ■ 1 LIBERAL ADVANCES made on Meat and Dairy Produce for shipment to West Coaet Ports of England. F. H. LABATT, Manager. “JIVERI Walk- in life" is smoother t« Wearers of WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS. Thoy’re velvety, springy and T«ry long ing. « FUNERALS. LAMB AND SON, FUNERAL FURNISHERS. No. 964, LICHFIELD STREET. TELEPHONE SSA Established 19791 Q.EORGB BARBELL, UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER, Corner DURHAM AND ST ASAPH STREETS, 'Phone 7U. Herbert Langlor’ John Ehind. 19 London 6t 106, Montreal St r ANGF Oit D AND RHI ND, L/ UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS, ’Phones 689-(Herbert Langford) and 1603 (John Rhind). Town Office, 104, Cashel Street. ’Phone.fl* P.O Box 623. CHE Funeral of the late George Sa must Wormald will leave his late res.dencA, 2 Inglis Street, Linwood, for the Linwood Vmeterv on Sunday, the 3rd hist.., at 2.35 .m. LANGFORD AND RHIND. THE Friends of the late Henry Wakelit are rospectiuliy informed that his funeral' wi.l leave his late residence, Nixon Street, Timvaid on Sunday, January 3, at 2.30 p m tor the’ Ashburton Cemetery. BAKER BROS.