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Press, Volume XLVI, Issue 7360, 12 July 1889, Page 7

FARMS FOR SALE BY w L. BOWKER, **' ESTATE AGENT, 25S COLOMBO STREET, Market Place. , T TT =T OF PROPERTIES FOB FULL Llbi v &ALE w?»rl bi itost, or can be had on to above. MONEY LEJJTON* MORTGAGE. Insurances Effected. TxrvimO\S-« Acres good Land, fronting W -** E rhP Chris-church road, m o padJScts fenced securely with corse; JSr-race through property; house 4 rooms, stable, piggery, &c. Possession at once. Iwo and a half miles trom station. Price, ..KAmS"™ Chert.ey-1524 WAXA *,rW •' roods, part ready lor crop. To behold in blocks of from IU) Price £4 10s per _, Ka*y terms t7a<;t OXFOKD. half mile from stationEAST good land, divided into Sddocks, well fenced, laid down in oxrss • hou«e 6 rooms, and outbuilaW- Price, JBssU;*loocaab, h-i'-mcetf P er tent. rMNDFiVof 076 Acres, about Id G city. 3IW of which i-s the best agricultural land, balance well erased hill land, all well fenced and supplied by natural streams of »at«r; good dwelling Grooms, dairy, granary, woolshed, stables, ice. 1 rice, terms, and fuitber particulars api-ly as above. TJPPEB TEMPLKTOX-l-U Acres Good V Land, divided into 9 paddocks, corse fences, principally laid down m jrras3; water-race through pronerty; house of 4 rooms, dairy, stable of 3 stalls, store 12 x 16, pigeeries, sheep pens; at present Itnoccupied. Price, £610s per acre. Easy terms. Full particulars on anDlication as above. ■AST OXFORD TOWNbHIP-20 Acre 3 firstciass cleared bush Land, divided into 3 paddocks, good garden and fruit trees, house 8 rooms, stable, Sec Price £350. a A TWCLIEP—7S3 Acres, in 6 paddocks, well watered. Price £3 16s per acre. BUBkHAM, 111 acres, three miles from Railway Station—Fenced and subdivided", house 3 rooms, iron roof, stable and cowshed. Price £o lO* per acre, or to let at low rental. n*NAITRESERVE, near Bromley School —20 Acres, in paddocks, 2 acres orchaid, house 6 rooms, scullery, -verandah, price £1250. . ST. ALBANS—26 Acres, subdivided into paddocks, house 6 rooms. £100 per LOBUBN—I2S4 Acres, close to School, 700 acres flat land, 554 acres downs land, well watereU. Price £2 per HABEWOOD ROAD-;S0 Acres, three miles from tram, close to school and chnrch, nrsv-class land, house 4 rooms, good garden, land subdivided into 6 paddocks, yield this year 53 bushels barley to the acre. Price £1375, of which £1000 can remain. BOLLESTON—2O Acres Land, well fenced, garden, fruit trees, house 6 rooms, stables, about three-quarters mile from Railway. Price £425. BUBNHAM—IB2S acres, fenced, house 3 rooms, 4-stall stable. E rice £3 15s per acre. SPBINGSTON—2O acres very good land in grass, house 4 rooms. Price £450. JLtLSWELL—I7 Acres Land, the cream of the Halswell district, new house 7 rooms, dairy, stable, loft, traphouse, piggeries, good garden, altogether a first-class property. lEMPLETON—IOO Acres, subdivided into 5 paddocks, all in cultivation, house 6 rooms, dairy, &c SPBINGFIELD—2O Acres good Land. £3 per acre. J9QHDS, eight miles from Railway—l 64 Acres, all in grass, gorse fences. Price £6 per acre. SPRINGFIELD—6O Acres Bush Land. Price £210s per acre. SPBINGSTON, Day's Road —66 Acres first-class rich land, fenced in 8 paddocks, 20 acres ploughed.and ready for wheat, the remainder in grass y good bouse 5 rooms, cow- . shed, dairy, and pigstye; land all well drained. A first rate property. Price, £23 per acre. Easy -■?''-.• term* arranged. TEMFLBTON—64 Acres, in ' good paddocks, fenced, water-race through: capital house 4 rooms, plastered ._* _ *nd papered. Price, £550, or separately! 20 acres with house, £325; or 44 acres without house, £225 ; or . - will be let together £40 per annum; or separately 120 acres with house, £25 per annum; and 44 acres without house, £15 per annum. of Every Description To Let. Basy terms can be arranged at low rates "Df interest. H. L. BOWKER, 25S Market place. SADDLES, HARNESS-MAKER —-SfXk * OILCLOTinNG MANUFACTURER. _.^- IB ? dwrisa J ,tt « aaexpern in all branches _tto above trade, haying had fourteen years' e«aßaalexpw.eao9,deiires, wh ue thanking his Bumtrous customers lor thei r very liberal (avow ot the past, to say that be has now a Very Large Stock of OU clothing oa hand for dehreiriaWbolwale Lines; also, a Quantity efHaFse Covers, either Wholesale of Retail. 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