Page 11 Advertisements Column 6

Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13094, 20 April 1908, Page 11

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. SPEIRS and WILSON, 146 CASHEL STREET. THE UPTON DOWNS AND WELDSHILL ESTATES. MARLBOROUGH, ON THE AWATERE. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. PLANS and description of the Properties may be had on application to all tbo leading Stock and Station Agents throughout the Dominion. AS A SHEEP PROPERTY THERE IS NOTHING BETTER OFFERING AT THE PRICE PLACED AGAINST EACH LOT. While this Property has been taken over with 32,000 SHEEP, HORSES and CATTLE. This in no way represents the actual carrying capacity of the property. It Is generally considered by those who know the property intimately, that THERE IS SCARCELY A LOT THAT WILL NOT CARRY A SHEEP TO THE ACRE. . WITH SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT. And several of the Jots will carry considerably more. There are large portions on each of the lots offered ploughable, and should prove first-class RAPE and TURNIP country, and some of the land wiil grow BARLEY and "WHITE CROPS very successfully. Large areas have been surface sown with good English Grasses, Cocksfoot, and Rye-' grass, taking well. The back country especially retained its freshness right throughout the late Fevers drought, feed being in abundance, and the Stock now fat, ready for tho freezer. We are advised by the late Manager, ilr McKenzie. that thero was no serious inconvenience in the way of watering the flocks. EVERY PADDOCK PRACTICALLY WATERED. The property is admirably suited for Half and Three-quartcrbrcds. The late owner having run a stud flock or. the Weldshill, it was the intention of the late owner to wipe nut tho Merino flock entirely from tho Estate. The property is being connected by telephone, and a school will be established at tho Jordon. One of the portions of the estate that has just been sold was taken up by a gentleman who hus been associated with the property for a good number of years. LEASEHOLD property adjoining this Estate has changed hands at a goodwill equal to the price asked for the FREEHOLD of this property. It has the reputation of being a Firstclass Winter Property, no eternal snows. The land is open and friable, Und takes surface sowing readily. The Stock is the best indication of the quality of the land. Stock buyers claim that they have secured thn best stock in Marlborough off this Estate. JUST ONE WORD MORE. There are men going about Chriatohurch and other places who have never seen the property, who will take yen into their confidence and volunteer tho information that the place is no good. Take that for what it is worth. Come straight to us, or go to any respectable firm and get correct information. The prices are from £2 5s per acre upwards, and further subdivisions will he mado where practicable. Easy finance for Stock and Land. SPEIRS and WILSON, 146 Cashel street. DEVEREUX, KING AND CO., LTD., Lichfield street. C 3410 Business Agents. Q P E I R S ANT) .WILSOIf, LICENSED LAND BROKERS. , -tfQQAA AS A GOING CONCERN— 3*OOUU» Otago: 90CO Acres (leasehold), vory easy rervt, good sheep oountry, reasonable distance of railway, with about 2500 sheep, horses, and cattle, draftin-g yards, woolahcd, stables, implement ehed, with Dwellinghouse of 4 rooms, iron rcof, with following implements: Drill, dray, plough, barrows. Will pay you to call and enquire of ' F. B. 67-50 _• SPEIRS and WILSON. C"IROCEI»Y BUSINESS, £650—Suburbs" T excellent position, owner has epecial private reasons for selling the freehold of this splendid little CASH --BUSINESS. Turnover £25 per week on an average." The property -is on a corner, and the buildings comprise House 5 rooms, large shop, waj-m----house, copper, tubs, bath; another building cab be lot for 7a per week. Stock art valuation. This is a good investment for your money. Come along with it. B. 46 SPEIRS and WILSON, Sole Agents. OTAUO— 800 Acres, prime Otago Stoeep and Agricultural oountry, practically ' all ploughable, well cocked up to the sun, and sheltered from the southerly weather. This is prime enough for anything, and it is going to be said. A block of land for £9 10s per acre, which would bring £25 in Canterbury, in firjet-olasa district, reasonable distanoo rail, school, P. 0., subdivided into 8 paddocks, splendidly fenced and well watered. All in English grass exoept 60 acrea oats, 3roomed Tvhare. (good), also sheep yards. F. B-10 SPEIRS and WILSON. C ANTERBURY-7-140 ' Acres of very prime country, suitable for agriculture and stock, has and will produce £0 bushels .wheat, 80 bushels oats, grows the finest rape, and will fatten a very large number of lambs in a season. This prime little farm ia handy to rail, saleyards, half-mile school and P. 0., with 10 paddocks, all well fenced and watered, with comfortable bouse 6 rooms in fair condition, stables, implement shed and graoaay. F. B 86 SPEIRS AND WILSON, ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENTS, 146 Oashe) street, Christchurch. 823 i PROPERTIES TO LET. TO LET" T IOHFIELD street,** east—A comfortable Residence, 8. rooms, bathroom, h. and c., offices, and all conveniences,- garden. 4 T SUMNER, in Block opposite the Cave •*-*- Rock—Cottage, Unfurnished. 6 rooms, only 13s per week. F. PRATT, 149 a Caahel street. C 5237 rpO Let—City, 4 rooms, 8s; Fitzgerald .1. avenue, modern 6 rooms, 22s 6d; City, 6 rooms, 16s- Churchill street, modern 7 rooms, £1; City, . rooms, ljs; City, 7 rooms, £1 Is; Linwood north, G rooms, 15s; Sumner, Bury street, modern 7 rooms, 17s Gd; City, 7 rooms, 19s; Linwood, 9 rooms, 235; St. Albans, 7 rooms, 17s Cd; Linwood, modern 6 rooms, 17s 6d; Linwood, furnished 6 rooms, £2. Cards to view or keys of any of the above, from Dearsley and Lane, 71 - •".athedral square, Chrjstchnrch. 73. TO LET ON MAIN THOROUGHFARE, Opposite Broadway's. 2 LARGE, well-lit upstairs Rooms, suitable for milliner, tailor, photographer, or costumier. Rental, £1 per week each. 1154 CHARLES HILL, 165 Hereford street. - — _________ BUTCHER ' (Late Langdon and Steel). THE LEADING ESTABLISHMENT OF , ITS KIND IN CHRISTCHURCH. " ' Nothing but Absolutely the Best Meat the i Country Produces kept. The Best ia Always the Cheapest. Customers in City and Suburbs waited on i Daily i-nr Orders. Country Customers can always rely on ■ letters and telegrams being promptly attended °SMALL GOODS a SPECIALTY. The ' Annual Output reaches nearly HALF A MILLION POUNDS. The quantity sold _—_,•!_. ■#_»» _-•_>!. . . _-_r_ni