PROPERTIES FOR SALE * SPEIRS and WILSON, - , . 14G CASHEL STREET. THE UPTON .DOWNS AND WELDSHIL.. ESTATES, MARLBOROUGH, ON THE AWATERE. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. 13LANS of the Properties may be had on amplication to all the leading Stock and Station Agents throughctit the D-minion. AS A SHEEP PROPERTY THERE IS . NOTHING BETTER OFFERING AT ■*_ THE PRICE PLACED AGAINST ".f EACH LOT. While this Property has been taken over with F 32,000 SHEEP. i-OR..ES and CATTLE. This in no way represents tho actual carrying capacity of the property. It _s gtsn__ally considered by those who know the"property intimate!., that THERE IS SCARCELY A LOT THAT WILL NOT CARRY A SHEEP TO THE ACRE. WITH SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT. And several of the lots will carry considerably more. There are large portions on each of the Jots offered ploughable, and should prove first-class RAPE and TURNIP country »nd tome of tho land will gTow BARLEx and WHITE CROPS very successfully. Large areas have been surface town with good Engli-h Grasses, Cocksfoot, and Ryegrass, taking well. The hack country especially retained its freshness right throughout the late severe drought, feed being in abundanoe. and the Stock now fat, ready for the freexer. We are advised by the late Manager, Mr McKenzie. that there was no seriou? incon.e_ie_oe in the way of watering the flocks. EVERY PADDOCK PRACTICALLY WATERED. The property ia admirably suited for Half I and Three-quarterbreds. The late owner I having run a stud flock or. the Wcldshill, it f „ as the intention of the lata owner to wipe out the Merino flock entirely from the Estate. The property is being connected by telephone, and a school will be established at the Jordon. One of the portions of the -state that has just been Eold was taken up by a gentleman who has been associated with the property for a good number of years. LEASEHOLD property edjoining this Estate has changed hands _t a goodwill equal it the price asked for the FREEHOLD of this property. .v It haa the reputation of being a Frrstelast Winter Property, no eternal' snows. The land is open and friable, and takes surjac* warmias readily. The Stock is the beet indication of the quality of the land. Stock buyers claim ..-■'.'■ ' that they havo secured the best stock in .-. Jlarlborough off this Estate. ;;! JUBT ONE WORD MORE. There are men going about Christo-rurch _.-- ted other places who have never seen the property, who will take ycu into their con- "•■- fdence and volunteer the information .that _-> the place is no good. Take that for what ' : it ia worth- ' Come straight to us, or go y:i to any respectable firm and get oorreel pic - information. / i. S The prices are from £3 5s per acre £i. .■'•'. Bpwards, and further subdivisions will bo p". made where practicable. . Easy finance for F|v,' gtock and Land. / SPEIRS and tVTLSON, lr*" 146 Cashel street. H" - DEVERETJX, KING AND 00.. LTD., ;||' Lichfield street. -■' C3_M_ Business Agents. |C *, DAVim AND STEVENSON. M TO FRUIT GROWERS AND OTHEBS. ABSOLUTELY the best paying orchard in Canterbury. To a practical man this | property ia capable of returning a |t £1000 A YEAR : dear profit situated within half aa hour's / drive of Christchurch, and a railway station .-at the bottom of the garden. 80 ACRES WELL SHELTERED. ..' 3D Acres planted with apple*, pears, and ';- pinm trees, beet selling varieties, now in ..'■ f__ pront, and all fruit grown on this pro. * .pcrty is so well known that it always 00m..e ___»ds the highest market prioe.
- .- IIfPROVEMENTS. .» ~ •Up-to-date Dwellinghouse 6 rooms, bath- "■ room, scullery, copper, and all other neces1-. wry officea. New brick apple store, hollow ■ .nails, concrete floor, 30 x 30, with loft, workshop and sheds, stable and traphouee, cow- ' ' shed, men's whare, everything in connection -with the working of the orchard is thrown in with property. The prioe is ridiculously low, and wo have no hesitation in stating that a good man would hat- all his money lack again in five or six years, and the property to the good. See the books for yourself. . Further . particulars at our Office. ,; * ' - DAVIES AND STEVENSON, Licensed Land Brokers, ; , CASHEL STREET, near ___tersaH's. \ *.' 'Phone 1966. C 2391 igPEIRS AND WILSON, - LICENSED LAND BROKERS. !_P QQAA -AS A GOING CONCERN*OOUU> Otago: 9000 Acres (leasehold), wry easy rent, good sheep oountry, reasonable distance of railway, with about 2500 '' sheep, horses, and cattle, drafting yards, . Yoolshcd. stables, implement shed, with Dwellinghouse of 4 rooms, iron roof, with -following implements: Drill, dray, plough, harrows. Will pay you to call and enquire ef F. B. 67-50 *„ SPEIRS and WILSON. G.BOCERY BUSINESS, £630—Suburbs, excellent position, owner has special private reasons for selling the freehold of ' - , this splendid little CASH BUSINESS. Turnover £25 per week on an average. The -. ' property is on o corner, and the buildings * comprise House 6 rooms, large shop, washhouse, copper, tubs, bath; another building * can be let for 7s per week. Stock at valua- \ _ tion. This is a good investment for your . " ■ tnoney. Coma along with it. B. 46 SPEIRS and WILSON, Sola Agents^ OTAGO— 800 Acres, prune Otago Sheep and Agricultural country, practically all pioughable, well 0.-eked up to the sun. and , . sheltered from the eoutherly weather. This . is prune enough for anything, and it is - going to be sold. A block of land for £9 10s per acre, which would bring £25 in Can- ,' ' tarbury, in first-elate district, reasonable disiaroe rail, school, P. 0., subdivided into 8 paddocks, splendidly fenced and well watered. All in Entrlish grass exoept 60 acres oats, Sxoomed whare (good), alao aheap yards. «'. " F. B-10 \& SPEIRS and WILSON. \.' (CANTERBURY— 140 Acres of very prime 1 ■ oountry. suitable for agriculture and I- ' stock, has and will produce GO bushels I ' Vihiat, 80 bushels oats, grows the finest rape. I acd will fatten a very large number of / lambs in a season. This prime little farm t . v handy to rail, saleyards, half-mile school I ■ tad P. 0., with 10 paddocks, all well fenced - and watered, with comfortable house 6 rooms » fair condition, trtablee, implement shed and granary. F. B S6 SPEIRS AND WILSON, ESTATE AND GENERAL AGENTS, 146 Cashel street, Christchurch. 323 SECTIONS. SECTIONS. SECTIONS. . , LINWOOD—j-acre Section, close to tram. Deep we.L £125. BECK EX HAM—3 Sections. 1-acre in potatoes. Tho lot for £_55. Also, .-acre with wharc for £150. ADDINGTON—S Sections, 41 x 100, within easy distanc3 of Id section of tram; £110 "■J. 0 - -1 ' RICCARTON—i-acre Section, £110; also, 3 Sections Ich x _eh dt-ep; cheap at £125. ST ALBANS, on tram line—Section with ♦lit fronta'--e; i'Sj. KENSINGTON ESTATE—Sections 2inin ,!-.• • COBI t*>ni from £90. ' { -\ ' CHARLES HILL, _\„ i'__' 165 Hereford street _\\\\\\\\\\\L- Christchurch. i
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Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13100, 27 April 1908, Page 11
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