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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13475, 15 July 1909, Page 11

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. ALLAN HOPKINS. A L LA N HOPKINS, JX HOUSE. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, CATHEDRAL SQUARE AND HEREFORD " STREET (Next Bank of New Zealand). City and Suburban Representatives— MESSRS COCKS, ALEXANDER and FITZER. - Stock and Couatnr Representatives—Messrs McDOUGALL. IZa'RD, BARKER, WILLCOX, aud ALEXANDER. SPECIAL NOTICE! SPLENDID INVESTMENT NEAR TO THE RAILWAY STATION! , THREE HOUSES! 1 THREE HOUSES! A LL well Let to Good Tenants, and return--A. ice ten per cent, upon your outlay. THREE HOUSES! Five and Six Rooms each, with main sewer ana high pressure water connections, scullery, bath, copper, etc. THREE HOUSES! VALUABLE ALLOTMENT. NEAR RAILWAY. HANDY TO THE CITY. I am instructed to sell at once, and £750 will be accepted to effect a quick sale! 1 ' (Coa. 5) ALLAN HOPKINS. FEND ALTON - ! ' MAGNIFICENT SITUATION. VERY Valuable Half-acre Allotment of land, well fenced, and handy to tram. Splendid Section. 1 ST. ALBANS. ~~ CLOSE TO CAR AXD TOWN. QPLENDID Modern House of 6 good rooms, 0 quite new, four fireplaces, hall, bathroom, not and cold water, pantry, scullery, cupboards, wardrobes, etc., washhouse, copper, and outbuildings, ram and tank, verandah. Am - 10 QUARiER ACRE OF LAND. PRICE ONLY £650! ALLAN HOPKINS. BROADFIELDS. O(\ ACRES—A Nice Little Farm well cubDU divided, wifh good house of 7 rooms, stables, etc. This property is handy to school, creamery, poet office, and railway. Price. £33 per cere. Terms HopK g» ; » EAST OXFORD. »7Q ACRES First-class Land divided into 7 I O paddocks and well watered. Splendid wheat, oat and rape land, six-roomed house, granary, stable lolt, implement shed, etc., etc. Price, £30 per acre, HOpK *fe 3 RANGIORA. Qf\ ACRES Freehold and 80 Acres LeaseOU hold land, 5 miles from Rangiora, half mile- from school and post office. Eighteen acres in oats, 13| in turnips, 131 oats and grass, five-roomed house, etc. Price, £17 10s per acre. Suit a man with a email capital. Very easy terms arranged. Her. 9 y * ALLAN HOPKINS. BROADFIELDS. fKO ACRES—Handy to school, post office, LO£i and railway. Divided into 10 paddocks with water in every ope. Good sheep and cropping land, six-roomed house, fourstalled stable, implement shed, etc. Price, £15 per acre. Terms can be arranged if reouired. Bβ. 6 _ ALLAN HOPKINS. EAST OXFORD. ■i PR ACRES subdivided and well watered. AUcJ At present there are 14 acres in turnips, 12 acres in oats and grass, 74 acres in grass. This property carries two sheep to the acre an- fattens lambs. New house of 6 rooms, dairy, scullery, stable, etc., all in good order. Price, £10 per acre. Rom. 6 ALuuAN HOPKINS. GAPES VALLEY. 1 X 9 ACRES—A nice little property in one JUJO of the best districts in Canterbury. 'Inis property is all down in grass and the owner, who wishes to retire from farming, will sell at a low figure. Building consists of house of two rooms, good stable, trapshed, and granary. This is a real good property, and owner will sell at £13 acre. Easy terms can be arranged if required. Wei. 3 ALLAN HOPKINS. AUCKLAND. "(ArtA ACRES—I have been instructed to JLUUU cell this heavy land, all drained swamp, and is some of the best dairying land in the Dominion. The owner will subdivide into blocks of from 160 acres upwards. Price, £5 10s per acre. Small deposit. Balance on mortgage at 6 per cent per annum. Apply, ALLAN HOPKINS. ~CELIS. HILL. TTOTELI HOTELI HOTEL! GOOD* ELECTORATE. EXCELLENT POSITION. 14 ROOMS, WELL FURNISHED. LARGE BLOCK OF LAND. ,[' Stabling, Cowbail, and Other Outbuildings. Near Telephone, Post Office, School, Eto. PRICE RIGHT. EASY TERMS. i Further information on application to CHARLES HILL. , 165 HEREFORD STREET. TAYLOR, COLE, AND DERRETT. TAYLOR, COLE AND DERRETT. n-t AAA WILL put you on to 2800 ACRES dWLUUU of the Sweetest and Cleanest and Most Profitable Agricultural Farm in New Zea and. The land will grow from _45 to 60 bushels of oats to the acre and will carry a ewe to the acre. All the land can be cropped. There is on the farm 230 acres of oats and young grass and 820 acres of turnips, a good crop. The property is well watered, well fenced, and has excellent plantations. Subdivided into twelve paddocks. The property ie within four miles of railway station, about thirty miles from Christchurch, and hsndy to school. BEDROCK PRICE, £4 per Acre. No depression in the money market will ( poil the merits of this property. TAYLOR. COLE and DERRETT, 199 GLOUCESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, Corner Chancery lane. „