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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 14001, 25 March 1911, Page 14

PROPERTIES FOR SALc. RONALD 0. DUNCAN. RICCARTON. 11 ACRES, with long frontage, together JJL with Wfc.re and Twelve Home Boxes. A splendid, compact block, within one minute from Riccarton Racecourse. Just the place for a trainer. Owner is desirous of coin-' into business, and has given mc definite Instructions to dispose of this really good property with as little delay as possible. To ensure au immediate sale, the price h»3 boen reduced to £1500, at which figure it is not only a splendid investment, but a bargain for anyone in search of a suburban block of decent size. Letting the boxes at race times produces sufficient to pay interest on the whole outlay. Riccarton property is right. If you want a nibble, call at once. hlrewood road. I HAVE received instructions from the owner, who wishes to move to another neighbourhood, to offer his Property, eituated as above, consisting of i ACRES, together with 5-roomed COTTAGE and Outbuildings. Thia holding is ft corner block, -pith fourteen chains frontage, and ueing handy to Town is just the thing for a workman with a small family who wishes to keep a cow and horse. A portion of the property is laid out in orchard, and by growing fruit and vegetables in his spare time a man can make enoujrh off the place to pay interest on the whole and have a good deal to spare besides being vent free. Tho prico ia right at £650, and tho property is sure to- increase in value. Easy terms if required. acre" blocksT - THE Sections on the RIVER-VIEW ESTATE are selling at £150 por Acre, and being situated so handy to tho City, clients arc realising this is an opportunity that will not last long. Ten prr cent, deposit secures a section. Let mo number you amongst my clients: you will never regret buying an aero of Riverview. In twelve months' time the land will be worth £250 per acre at least. S U M'NE"R - "SECTToNST I HAVE still four or five of those valuable Sections in tho WHITE ESTATE to dispose of, and this subdivision is the last opportunity you will have of purchasing a handy section in the nopular marine suburb of Christchurcb. Why not call and sco mc? RONALD O. DUNCAN, Solo Agent, Bowron's miildings, Cr. Hereford and Manchester sts. BPEIRS AND WILSON. QPEIES AND WILSON. *~ (Hugh L. Wilson, Sole Proprietor.) LICENSED LAND BROKERS. IC3 CASHEL STREET. . . FANCY GOODS AND TOBACCONIST BUSINESS. SPLENDID SITUATION. r?<>K THE LOT. Splendid shop, fully stocked. Good living rooms. Rental very low. , Doing a real good turnover. Sole reason for selling is on account of ill health. SPEIRSand WILSON. CENTRAL BILLIARb"SALOON. PRICE £ 390 Two Now Alcock Tables with nil requirements. Three Rooms fully furnished with new furniture. Owner Leaving Canterbury. PRICE £390. Fol. 138 SPEIRS and JWILSON. 20 MINUTES WALK FROM SQUARE. •' '"■- -• ""£S3S. " , v 20 MINUTES WALK FROM SQUARE. SUIT RETIRED FARMER. SPLENDID Homo o£ 5 lofty rooftw, plastered and papered tiled hearths and grr.tee, nice hall, pantry, ecullery. washhouee, copper, tubs, taps, bath, lavatory basin, hot and cold, service, all possible conveniences, J- acre of land in splendid orde.?, part laid cut in lawns and gardens. Splendid etabie, looaebox, loft, harness' room and trapshed, watered by ram and tank, handy to car. Easy terms if required. .Fol. 0-272 THIS IS A CHEAP PLACE. ■ ; ■- SPEIRS and WILSON. TIP TOP DAIRY FARM. 140 ACRES. VTTELL fenced and watered, handy cream.ll. cry, part in crop, mangolds, turnips, kale, and young.grass, good house of 5 rooms, washhouse, good outbuildings, S-etalled stable, chaflthouse, trnp-houeo, etc., etc., cowshed with splendid yards, handy to rail, telephone, poet uid telegraph office, school and store. Price, £20 per acre. Easy terms if required. THE OWNER IS ANXIOUS TO SELL. SPEIRS and WILSON, . 911 A RITCHIE AND CO. -j OQ ACRES, good swamp, with 138 Acres x£O light Land, suitable for cropping; with good 5-roomed House, stables, barn, whare, and all necessary outbuildings. Situate at Cust, two' miles from school, creamery, and station. Price £25 per acre. Easy terms. and CO. r*r\ ACRES, good swamp, suitable for DU Dairying, with 50 Acres light land, suitable for cropping. Situate Cust, two miles from school, creamery und station. Prico £19 per acre. Easy terms. A. RITCHIE and CO. pANTERBURY—SSO Acres good Sheep and v> , Agricultural Land, hae not been cropped for 16 yeara; will grow 40 bunhels wheat to acre and carry 2 sheep to the acre when iv grass; good House and Outbuildings; i miles from Railway and freezing Works and large centre. £12 per acre. Terms. £1500 cash, balance can remain any period. A. RITCHIE and CO. SOUTH CANTERBURY—I 76 Acres Land; 7G acres in grass, G ucrea potatoes, 12 acres rape, 1 acre turnips and mangolds, balance in stubble, carrying 2GO ewes a&d ..lambs, 6-milking cows, IS horses, and a few young cattle; well watered by permanent creek; 2J miles to Creamery, School, and Railway. This farm very . suitable for dairying; milked 27 cows and threshed over a thousand sacks wheat a year. £25 per acre. •'' Root crops in at present. CO. (CANTERBURY— 46lTXcre7,~eonsis~ting of 50 acres swamp, 158 acres heavy to medium, 255 acres light. Dwelhng-house of 6 '. ■ rooms, washhouse and dairy, gram storo and shearing shed. Price. £16 per acre. A. RITCHIE atfd CO. NORTH CANTERBURY—4OO Acrea Agricultural Land, divided into 12 convenient paddocks, water in each; 7-roomed.house and 2 stables. Grow 44 bushels whieet to acre last year. Close to Tailway, 2| miles from Creamery and School; S miles from Rangiora. £22 per «ere. £3000 can remain et 5 per cent for about 3 years. A. RITCHIE and CO. CUST —307 • Acres good Cropping Land; has grown 50 bushels oats to the acre ■ this season; good dwelling,, stable and cheep yard; eituated three miles from Cust station. Cheap, £12 per acre. Terms, £500 cash, balance on mortgage at 5 per cent. A. RITCHIE and CO.. Grain and Seed Merchant? and Land Agents, 196 Caehel etreet, Chriatchurch. CG292 FOR SALE AS A GOING CONCERN. T>EAUMONT STATION, OTAGO, comprising 4000 ACRES FREEHOLD and 70.000 ACRES LEASEHOLD (lease 8 years to run, rental £500 per annum), Together with 23,000 HALFBRED and MERINO SHEEP AJS T D LAMBS 150 CATTLE (Fat and Store) 35 HORSES (Draught and Light) FARM IMPLEMENTS, and ail necessary STATION PLANT. The sheep have all been bred on the station, and only Rums from.the best stud flocks have been used. The clip is & high-class one, and alway* commanded top prices. The Freehold is conveniently eituated, and a considerable portion is very suitable for j fruit-growing, and grows splendid crops of | grain, roots, and grass. The railway at present under construction will go through the property. Intending buyera may obtain full information either through their agents, or direct from tile Owners, MUNDELL and WOODLEY, 9436 . Timaru. 3 MINUTES from Papanui Car—Modem 4roorned Bungalow built of th« best and finished throughout in Is test style. Section northerly aspect, beautifully sheltered with ornamental trees, good orchard. In a. word an old section with a new house co hard to find. Prico and terms are right. J. G. Bannerniau, 655 Colombo atreet, C5566-IIH