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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 14051, 24 May 1911, Page 14

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. '•■'•' W. J. HOPKINS AXDCO. < . .»'■ ■■'■:.'■ ■ t AN- EXCELLENT-SHEEP AND AGRICULTURAL FABMIN OTAGO. AS A GOING-CONCERN. 9QKA ACRES. FREEHOLD. 350 0 ACRES LEASEHOLD. The FREEHOLD consists, of undulating, hilly land (not.eteep) -with river flats, all tile drained. About 300 acres have- been limed, twtvthirds suitable for cultivation; subdivided info 18 paddocks. Very w«U watered, never any shortage. Grows good crop* of oats, wheat, grass, • turnips," etc; 170 acres turnips (a good crop). BUILDINGS — Bouse (twostorcy), comparatively new, with ■ bathroom, storeroom and scullery attach«d, and all necessary outbuildings. . Thie Homestead is' nicely " situated, and overlooks a growing? township,-and ie within 10 minutes' walk of Poet Office and Railway Station. * ' Tho Property has been cerrying upwards of 4000 sheep, 05- horses; and '18 head cattle, including 10 dairy oowe, and with a little more cu.tiration could iCarry 5000 sheep and 150 head, cattle. ■ The Runs are splendidly • grassed, being xather understocked, and the drier the eeasod tho' better the grass.' , Included in , tho sile of this "property as a going concern is the following' Stock: — 4000 SHEEP . 35 HORSES 18 HEAD OF. CATTLE . And IMPLEMENTS. ! ' PRICE' £16,000. . The Property Iβ situated in an excellent part of Otago, where ; tho climatic conditions are just as'good as *in Canterbury; . . ■W. J. HOPKINS "and CO., • ' • '.''■." Agents. I _ _ : — —— J No.' 2. ; A'CONVENIENT FARM. VFELL WORTH THE MONET ASKED. : Splendid Sheep and Cropping country; exceptionally; good for • early lambing. H.a* thie y«ar grown 30 bushels wheat,'7o bushele peas and 35 bushele oata. after being heavily fed off. 'There ia splendid feed now on the farm, which is carrying; 700 sheep, together with cowe and horses. ■ ..... ■ BUILDINGS comprise 9-roomed ■ House, woolshed,' grarary. implement-shed, 8-otallcd stable, loosobox,,-cowbaile, piggeries. Two minutes ifcim railway , station, very'handy to ealeyards, etc. . . . ■• The owner would consider an exchange tor a Dairy Farm on which he "could milk 25 or 30 oowe. .■■--•■ Handy .to, Christchurch. -. ■.'. ■ '■■■ W. J. HOPKINS - 'and CO., • ; ■ Agent*. •- . : ' ■"' No. ( 8. ■ ;■■''■■:; A' CHEAP"FARM In- • SOUTH CANTERBURY.: 1 QA ACRES 'FREEHOLD, subdivided inlOU . to 7. paddocka. , permanent water, in each. All;-well , fenced," flat ground, w>wn down. in young grass . and clover. Grows good crops of grain and roots,'and fattens all surplus stock.; Carries 400 ewee, besides cropning. , . '*,' .Good Dwellinghouse'of.e Tobme, woolshed, implement shed, arid tr&pshed. " ' :■ With the above Freehold' goes about 350 acres of good , .riverbed..' r • •:. ■ ___ PRICE FOR FREEHOLD, Sly PER acre; . • Clear Title.. The Properly 'is • titnated in-'. *' prosperous district and close to school, telephone, • and Pleasant Point market and railway. , The owner ie going in for »- larger farm, and that .is why this property.- is on the market.. < ■ • ■••..■";-. ■ '■ •' W. J. HOPKINS, and "CO., Ag«nt*. ;". no/*. ■ ..; '• POR..SALE OR.EXCHAKGE. OQ(\ ACRES NEAR KIRWEE. SubdividecL into 15 "paddocke, all.', well fenced, watered by races. Grows good crope oats. Rune 2 ewes per acre. . . " HOUSE of 7 rooms, 5-stall etable, grain and implement ehed. . ' PRICE £14 PER ACRE. , This property has been well famed, and ia in excellent condition. W. J. HOPKINS and CO., Ag^nte. •■ No/8. i ; . AN OTAGO SHEEP-FARM. ACRES- lm 700 OF. WHICH ARE PLOUGHABLE./ AND GROWS EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD CROPS/GRAIN AND ROOTS. ALL RABBIT-PROOF NETTING FENCES. ' CARRIES 2000 SHEEP. GRAND LAMBING. COUNTRY. . BUILDINGS—6-roomed- House, Shoarins Shed, etc. . . per Mre: Stock at valuation.— Only one mile from school and Post Office. The owner of this property is prepared to exchange for a-farm in Canterbury.' . - W. J. HOPKINS aad ■'■ ■ . "_■■:. .-.- - . ' Agents.; : ' ." ' No.- : G. - -: -- :. - : AGRICULTURAL AND SHEEP GRAZING FARM. . Hf\f) ACRES IN SOUTH CANTERBURY. Nice rolling down?, easily worked. Deep black soil of very free nature. Snbdivid«d into 14 paddocks, and watered by river, V *" e SPLEND°ID "WINTETR. COUNTRY. All fences are in frood order. 60 acres turnips, 90 acres being prepared for crop. Balance 1. 2. and _ 8-year-oia grass. BUILDINGS—Good House of. 6 room*, with pantry, scullery, etc.. waahhouee, storeroom and cartehed. stable 5 stalls, loosebox, granary and implement ehed (combined), workman* oottage.. . : The land'is in good heart, hae never been over-cropped, and grows excellent wheat, oats and root crops. ■ Seven miles from railway; handy to school. This is % good • farm, and very cheap-at the price-ill 103 PER ACRE". Full particulars of the abor* on application Iβ ■ ' -. W. J. HOPKINS and.CO., LAND, ESTATE AND FINANCE AGENTS, BOWRON'S BUILDINGS, Cr. Mincheeter and Hereford street*, Chris tchureh.