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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 14055, 29 May 1911, Page 11

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. G. McCANDLISH AND CO. T\ESCR_PTION OF FARMS. No. 21—4-7 ACRES FREEHOLD I 420 in grass; 7-rocmed House and all outbuilding.. ■ Price per acre, £12; Cash £1000, balance __ years. No. 37—450 ACRES FREEHOLD! partly improved, 70 sorts good milling timber! Undulating country, rich lanu; --roomed Houso and all outbuildings. Prico per acre, £4. Land Transfer Title. No. 35—348 ACRES L.LP., rent 2s Od per acre! 300 acres in grass and turnips; sroomed House, cowshed, stables, creamery, implement shed; railway station on the property. Price for goodwill, £t par acre; Cash £60., balance 5 per cent. No. 41—3190 ACRES! 1300 improved, 3sheep, beside* cattle; li miles township, 0 miles from 2 stations, creamery, school and poet office 1J miles; 11 paddocks, first-class soil: 11-roomed . House, outbuilding-. Price per acre, £6 10s; Cash 20 per cent., 5 per cent, in 12 months, balance 5 Tears, No. 21—378 ACRES FREEHOLD, 260 in grass, balance rough feed; all buildings. Price per acre, £10; one-third cash, balance 5 years at 5 per cent. No. 42—2094 ACRES, 1640 improved; 6roomed House, hot and cold water service, all outbuildings. Price per acre, £3 10s. L.T. £6000 Cash. No. 28—753 ACRES improved, railway S miles; 5-roomed House and outbuildings. Prico per acre £15; £1500 Cash, balance first mortgage £8786, 7 years at 5 per cent. No. 25-718 ACRES FREEHOLD, hilly and undulating country; all buildings. Price per acre, £8 10a; Terms £2000 Cash, balance from 3 to 5 years at 5 per cent. No. 24—707 ACRES, 0.R.P., 350 acno grassed, 250 acres rapo and turnips; 5 miles from railway station; -all building.. Price per acre, £4 0.R.P,; £1000 Cash, balance S years. No. 19-327 ACRF_S FREEHOLD, cultivated; 4 miles from township; 4-roomed House and buildings. Price per acre, £10 10s; Cash £1600. ALL REAL SAFE INVESTMENTS. G. MeCANDLISH en 3 CO, Land and Estate Agents, Victoria street, Hamilton, C 6657 Waik-to. LOASB 1 - BROS. LOASBY BROS., . LAND SALESMEN, 93 CATHEDRAL SQUARE. WE specialise in Brighton Properties, having expert knowledge of values in that borough, consequently if you are wanting to buy Sections we are the people to consult. New Brighton being the seaside resort of Canterbury, land values are bound to in- . crease. The subdivision of blocks in Brighton are now rapidly drawing to a closo owine to the past demand for sections. As Brighton has a great future before it bow is too time to buy. LOASBY BROS, J?t\K~ BOWHILL ROAD—2 Sections dwOJ close to Tea Rooms and sea. E«. y terms. £15,. deposit each. ' These sections - are in one of the boat positions on Bowhill ' road. ■ ■■ - - -'--■ LOASBY BROS: 4? QK EACH—4 Sections, RIVER ROAD, t&UO Now Brighton, each over • i-acre. T LOASBY BROS. -C9AA—BEXiEY (New Briff-fon)-A' ' I_W__V/U 5-roomed Cottage, closo to car, ' eood 1-aore section, fruit trees. Easy term:. .'., , -LOASBY. BROS. n o-j (-—NEW BRIGHTON—Good 4d&OXt) roomed Cottage (nearly: new), washhouse, copper, etc.,' good section. ' Easyterms given. ■,- . LOASBY BROS. J? 1A A—CENTRAL. New * brighten— c&AAJxJ Splendid Section. Terms if reqUt^d ' LOASBY BROS, ■VTEW BRIGHTON NORTH. Sbellsea'Subl\ division—Here' is a chance to obtain a Section for camping on tho beach. Prices ranging from £5 to £13' a section, and from £1 deposit per section. Plan at office. LOASBY BROS.,' . y ;. _ ■ LAND SALESMEN, __>. 93 CATHEDRAL SQUARE. 'Phone 426. , C6(__-l_7_ TAYLOR, COLE, AND DERRETT. 2000 ACRES - ■' , | £1500 DEPOSIT ONLY REQUIRED. ~ i . ■ ' .- -2000 ACRES OF SPLENDID SHEEP COUNTRY, threo miles from Hororata, together with _W0 SHEEP, consisting of about 900 Six-tooth and 500 Sound-mouth M.nso ' i Ewen, 600 Two-tooth Halfbred Ew6s, and 3110 | Two-tooth Merino W others. ! These sheep arc of very lug], class quality, , I and aro in tno pink of condition. :i. PRICE—£6 5s as » going concern. ' I TERMS —£1500 deposit, 7J per cent, in 11 12 "months; balance in five years, bearing interest 5 per cent, per annum. it \ This chance will only remain open till tho \ j end of the month. . i \ ' . " . * BE PROMPT. \ ■ TAYLOR, COLE and DERRETT, : 102 Gloucester street, i - i Cor_c_ Chancery lane. C 1648 ; ~ H. S. RICHARDSL 7 ~ > . • ■ ■ • I OWNER LEAVING CHRISTCHURCH. CHEAP PROPERTY. BIG "REDUCTION. £630, NOW £!KOK SQUARE HOUSE, S rooms, bath, gas,, washhouse and copper. Nice section. Situate London street, Richmond. . H. S. RICHARDS. SPLENDTD~HbME. HEREFORD STREET EAST. ONE OF THE BEST BUILT HOUSES IN LINWOOD, consisting of 5 rooms, replete with every modern convenience, to- - gether with .-ACRE section, nicely planted. Tho prop_rty;.faccs north, and is altogether a model noma The owner is building in another suburb, and wants to sell. PRICE £950. H. 3. RICHARDS. PAPANUI ROAD (Ofi). MAGNIFICENT" SECTIONS. , BEST. PART.' I?OUR HIGH SECTIONS, chain frontage*, by three chains deep. £135 EACH. > H. S. RICHARDS. CRANFORD STREET (Ofl). > BUNGALOW. BUNGALOW. WELL-BUILT jjONGALOW OF _ PLASTERED ROOMS, pantry, bath, ji __ and c, washhouse, tubs. Good section, i PRICE £475. i H. S. RICHARDS. REAL" BARGAIN. CITY PROPERTY. WEST END. TWO-STOREY DWELLING. 7 ROOMS, bath, gas, main sewer drainage, tubs, etc Small section. £30 DEPOSIT, BALANCE 5J PER CENT. PRICE £340. H. S. RICHARDS. Federal Chambers. i _162 _}44° PAGE FOR~WOl___N_?'The7 ->«j n ß - "News" Home Magaxine. See Saturday Night's edition of "The E«a__* New*.