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Press, Volume LXIII, Issue 12479, 16 April 1906, Page 11

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. MAUDE AND HARMAN. FOE SALE. MAUDE AND HABKA.N. ' LAND A2CD ESTATE AGENTS. GOOD SHEEP FARM. rot* ACRES fair Land, subdivided into 11 OOD paddocks by gorse and wire fences, water in every psddocic, yield 65 bushels of oats per sore this season; there are 250 acres being ploughed ready for_crop this yea*, remainder in young grass. This is a nretclaes sheep farm, and is only 2J miles from j school, poet office, etc., and about 6 nu-ee from Asnburtou. Tnree-roomed oottage, stable, ohefihouae, sheepyards, etc •-*»£ terms. Prioa -3 per acre. Folvo MB ~ HANDY FARM, rro ACRES fair Land, all in grasj except <_w 3 acres in turnips, subdivided into 61 paddocks by gorse and wire fenoea, well watered. This property is 3 *«**! towna_ip. New House 5 rooms, sod house c 3 dairy, cowshed, stable, piggeries, Ulhouse.,' stc/ Price SU Mi P^.^g .COUNTRY 1934 'sb-.'s! srs-si» 260 acres in turnip* Th_* "Ljf p^l ! pefly. Seven mil- from *»-^ olie P, £_ £6 10s per acre. _ reuw ..~* GOOD AGRICULTURAL FARM. ~i ACRES very rs.T Land, wrll grow wJSeat 01 or oats, at present all in grass, standard and wire fences, situated on «»»»•* 6 mile* from Ash-burton, adjacen-t to sobool and post office. 'lh« property j* well watered and sheltered by plantation. Bu_.cbnge compriee 7-roomed House in good order. *_«-- house and usual outbuildings. Price «050. £ 0110 O-w GOOD AGRICULTURAL AND FATTENING FARM. A C\t\ ACRES first-clajse Agricultural Uao, 400 eerily adapted tor f.ttening. Iβ paddocks -SaU fenced, shelter plantations, wtter in every paddock; will carry 3 sheep acre, beaideT cropping Buildings prise good Dwellinghouae of 7 roo-oe, all_convenienW woolahed, 9-stoilod stable, implement shed, civafihouse granary. "• of the best farms in the distort .and is situated within 30 miles oi Chnstchurch. Pnee JEIS per sere. Folm \- h 3 "HANDY FARM . OA ACRES fixst-clasa Land, in Ashburton _£U District, gone and wire fences in good repair. The farm is in excellent heart, and has grown 45 bush-Is of wheat and 80 of oats per acre. Buildings comprise House of 7 rooms, p-pered, and in good repair, wasnhoW copper, dairy, etc., cbaffhouse «d b«Pshed This is _ splendid property for a dairy farm, or would suit a contractor. v,an bTsoid with folio 5*6 if not large enough. Price JS2S. Fol^Ste O£»'ACRES adjoining above, subdiv:ded into DO two paddocke by gorse and wire fences, iust sown down. Price iSS per acre. Folio 646. GOOD SHKKP FARH. 4 no ACRES, about 200 acres being m«r I±LO flats, balance on terrace, subdivided into 8 paddocks, well watered. This property will eeeily carry a ewe per acre, a<nd is situated only 2 milee from school and post omoe, 9 milee from railway station and saleyeids. Buildings comprise House of 5 rooms, stable, chaff house, trapshed, sheepyarde, etc. ~?"«* £6 per acre. __gga°. sla GOOD WHEAT-GROWIJSCi LAND. ro ACRES, Bituated in WeJcanui D-rtrict, O_i some of the best wheat-growing land in New Zealand, will grow 65 bushels to the acre, subdivided into 2 paddocks by good gorse fences, water in each. This would also make a splendid dairy farm, being good gTaas land, and well sheltered on one side by plantation. Buildings: 4-roomed House with lean-to of 2 email rooms. Price £27 peT acre Folio 547 FIRST^OLASSiSHEEP-COUNTRY. . | OQA AORES splendid Sheep Country, wi 1 ( iiijyj carry from 2 to 3 sheep per acre all the year round; it i« also good cropp:ng land, and will gTOw from 40 to 50 bushe-s of oats , per acre'and 30 to 40 bushels of wheat per acre; it is subdivided into 12 paddocke by good gorse and wire fences, water in every paddock, 3 miles from railway station and township. Buildings comprise good House, stable, granary, wcoleihed, eheepy*rda, etc. Price £11 per Folio 530. SOUTHLAND FARM. " QAA ACRES, situated near InvercargiH, all , UUU good I«vel land, in good heart and , working order, well drained, with water ia every paddock, gorse and wire fenots, Land Transfer Title. This is first-claes grazing land, and will carry 6 ewee per acre; it.has grown and will average from 70 to 100 bushels of oaU per acre, 8 or 9 bags of lineeod, and about 50 buehels of grass seed per acre. Buddings include 7-roomed House, 8-sta.lled stable, with lean-to, for barn. Very easy terms can be Price £14 10s per acre. Folio 529 GOOD SHEEP FARM. QAA ACRES, splendid Sheep Country, adOUU joining school a.nd post office, watered by county water races in' every paddock, good • gorse and wire fences. There are about 60 acres in r»pe and turnips, about 86 in oats for sheep feed, the property ie in splendid heart, and will carry from a sheep and e> hili to two sheep per acre all the year round. Buildings ooinprse broomed House, detached washhouse, 4-stalled stable, chaffhouse, men's hut, shearing shed, eh«&py_rd, etc. Price £7 Sβ per acre. _ , _ Folio 521 GOOD SHEEP COUNTRY. ■| e£»iT ACRES firet-claes Sheep Country, xOO I half plou-giabl-e, balance low hills, situated 7 milee from township. The property is well sheltered -nd waitered, and is fenced by 7 wire fences and netting; will carry 1200 sheep, and 20 to 30 head of cattle at present, but could be easily improved to carry 2000 sheep. Buildings: 3-roomed Cottage, men's hut, woolshed, sheepyard.. Price £3 lls per acre, or will sell as a going concern. FolioS39 HANDY FARM. QQ ACRES first-class Land, in Ashburton 00 District, J-raile from school and township. The farm is subdivided by gorse fences and watered by permanent streams. It has grown 50 bushels of wheat per aore, and is also splendid grass ootintry; 4-roomed House with kitchen at back. Price £25. per acre. ' Folio 537 ASHBURTON DISTRICT. ije ACRES heavy Agricultural Land, will 1 O grow any class of crops. This farm is in first-class order, and is situated within 4 miles from townahip by good road, good d/w*]Hnghouse and outbuilding. Prioe £25 15s per acre. Folio 514 SMALL FARM. ijl ACRES first-class Land, subdivided into I * 3 paddocks by good gorse fences, and well watered by county water-races; stable . and traphouse on property, 9 miles from town- ' ship. Price £2o par acre_ ; Folio 523 GOOD SHEEP FARM. ' J7Q ACRES fair Lend, su-bdivjded into rt IO paddocks by good gorse and wire fences; 30 miles from township by good road, 'li miles from railway station. Good sheep country; will carry from 2 to 3 sheep per acre, and will grow good crops of rape, oats or turnipe. Buildings: 2-roomed Cottage, men's hut, sh«d and sbeepy«rds. Price £7 10s per acre. Folio 527 SELWYN COUNTY. OK(\(\ ACRES firet-claes Sheep Country, __-«Jvl\J grows good crops of oats and turnips, well fenced and watered by creeks and water-races; stocked 4000 sheep, besides oattle and horses. Buildings comprise good Broomed House, woolshed, stable and sheepyards, dip, etc. Price as a going concern, £7 10a per acre. Folio 531 HANDY FAIL-L - OA ACRES of really nrst-oius Lssd, h*s O\J grown 50 bushels of wheat per acre, is in good heart and free from weeds, subdivided into two paddaeks; will carry 3 to 4 sheep per acre; well watered by permanent streams; 1-mile horn school, poet office, etc., 3J milee from railway station; 4-roomed House and I usual outbuildings. Price i>36 per acre. I _ Folio 686 I GOOD SHEEP OR AGRfCULTURAL FARM. OQ"| ACRES good Agricultural Land, well OOJL adapted for grazing and fattening, 6 i paddocks, water in each. This is one of the best grass-gTowing farms in Canterbury. I Buildings: Stable and whsre. Prioe £14 5s I per acre. Folio <33 RINGIORA DISTRICT: : 7QI ACRES Freehold, and about 40 acres I J/Z. Leasehold, good >nd, euMivided into 6 paddocks, well watered by springe, fences i in good order. Carries 150 cheep, betides oattle; House 5 rooms. Price for freehold £11 5s per_acre. Folio 538 ! CLOSE TO TOWN. oonr ACRES good Land, adjoini&g town—«O I ship, school, saleyards, ' telephone, etc., 79 acres freehold, subdivided into 6 paddocks, watered by water-races, 130 sores leasehold, suLdavided into 9 paddocks Rent 3s 3d J per acre, 6J years to run from May Ist nert; ; can be renewed by arbitration. This farm ■ will carry from 400 to 500 ewes. Buildings on freehold: 6-roomed house. 5-etalled stable, trapshed, piggery, etc. Possession May Ist. Price for freehold, £14 per acre. Folio 544 GOOD SHEEP" FARM" QOO ACRES FIRST-CLASS LAND, subtJUV/ divided into 12 paddocks by gorse and wire fences, water-race in every paddook. '. J L.T.T. 60 acres in turnipe. at present carry-' 1 ing 1300 Eheep. Buildings comprise 6-roomed House and usual outbuildings. Price £8 per acre. Folio 451 Easy terms can be arranged at lowest current rates of interest. MAUDE and HARMAN, Land and Eetate Agents. 8&17