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PROPERTIES FOR SALE. ALLAN HOPKINS. OEVERAL FINE CANTERBURY FARMS WHICH I HAVE INSPECTED AND CAN THOROUGHLY RECOMMEND. 423 PER ACKK will buy a Gced Mixed Fain, of a little over 100 acres, situated in a uplendid district, close to pood ealeyards and handy to creamery, school, post and Tailway. The Innd grows excellent cropa of wheat, oats, potatoes, peas, etc., also very suitable fer dairyi D KThe &wn« in dairying ac well as cropping at present. House of six *»?»??> stable, loosebox and chaffhouse. Ihie property is a real bargain at the pneo asked. . 175 ACRES-Situated in the ASHBURTON DISTRICT— A splendid little sheep farm, which also grows gcod crops of oats, turnips, rape, etc. There are iileo over 500 acres good Tjver flal which goes with this property at Is 6d per acre rent, and is a mixture of heavy and light land. There are on the property at the pre- ' cent time over 1100 ehoep. besides crops, which epeaka well for the carrying enpe- ' city of this farm. Cteee to school, past, and railway. Well worth inspection at the prico asked, £12 per acre, for thefreehold, the leasehold given in. M ACRES—Situated in MIDDLE CANTER- i BURY—An exceptionally pood Dairy and Cropping Farm wcll._.sf»bdividod and handy to creamery, railway, school, and post. Only about four milee from good taleyarde, and reasonable, drive irom Christchurch. • Will grow splendid crops of wheat, oats, peas, and. mangolds, etc. This farm is cheap at £36 per acre. 91 ACRES—In the SPRINGSTON DISTRICT, located about 21 miles from school, post, and about three miles from creamery, etc. The land vis all 'Rood. ■ rich soil, capable of growing any eort of crop to perfection, also cood dairying. H'uie of five rooms, sfahlp, fhed and other outbuilding*. This would be a very suitable homo for a working man. as thero ia plenty.of work to be had in the neighbourhood. Only. £500 for the lot. A splendid bargain. ' A REAL GOOD SHEEP and CROPPING FARM in MIDDLE CANTERBURY, containing a little over'7oo acres of excellent fattening land, ■ very good' early " lamb country, which will also grow tho boat of turnips, rape and out crops, and has grown over 40 bushels of barley per acre. "Will easily carry 2 sheep to the ' »ere. Buildings conEist of six-rocmed house, stables, theepyards, etc. The pro- . perty ie well subdivided and watered, handy to school, post, railway, and a little over twenty miles from Christchurch. The price is a very reasonable one, £13 per acre, and liberal terras can be given. I can guarantee that any purchaser who inspects any of the above .properties -will find '.them to be exactly according to my deBcription, and nm therefore- prepared to finance tho purchaser of any one of -them;

" ■ ALLAN HOPKINS,« " LAND AND' ESTATE AGENT, ' ■ CATHEDRAL SQUARE AND HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. >. SMITH AND BRUEKB. ... A CHARMING RESIDENCE , IN THE PRETTIEST PART OP RICCARTON. OWNER OUT TO SELL. PRICE ASKEtJ— £1350 A BEAUTIFULLY BUILT RESIDENCE of G largo Toom3, all plastered ami nicely papered..' High concrete foundations, tiled too/,-tiled hearths and grates. Elaborate gas fittings. Splendid bathroom, h. and c. water, lavatory basin, pantry, • ecullcry, cupboards, etc. Waahhoiise, with copper and tuba. ■ > Land comprises over i-acre, tastefully 'laid | out in lawns and gardens. AN IDEAL PROPERTY. Inspection arranged on application. AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE A HOME OF YOUR OWN. HOME SEEKERS! HOME SEEKERS! . ~ READ THIS! READ THIS! ONLY A SMALL- DEPOSIT REQUIRED TO PURCHASE THIS.PROPERTY. BALANCE CAN REMAIN AT Si PER CENT. SOUND AND WELL BUILT HOUSE OF S ROOMS, aitunted in the b«st part of Lin•wciod, clo«o to electric car. Plastered and papered throughout, gas and liUing3, nice liilthtoom, b. 'and c. water. Washhouso with copper ar.<t tuba. Splendid i-ncro section, nell fenced, and aiccly laid out. PRICE ONLY £ 595 DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY. READ THE TERMS. HEAD THE TERMS. SMITH and BRUERE. 9118 Sole Agents.

-p OR S A L E. 500 ACRES—AH in gmss, two houses, plantaticns, and every convenience. Is a firetclaee fattening property and dirt cheap at the price asked, £10 per acre. Easy terms JOOO ACRES—Freehold, partly fenced, rail■way and road through property, well watered and very cheap at £2 10s per acre. ' ■■■-'_'■■ SOOO ACEES—Leasehold, over 30 yeare to run, rent 2d p*i acre, ail fenced, two padlocks of grass, cottage of 5 rooms. When improved will cany fully two sheep ~ to the acre. Close to railway and main road. Splendidly watered, and one of the cheapest properties ia the market at £3 • per acre. (7,000 ACRE&T-l'reehold, unimproved, in .' ar»as to suit anyone, and tho price is only from £1 5s Fcr acre upwards. I can offer all these properties ou very m*y terras. The laxd will grow anything ia the ftbipe of clorer, graeece, root crops, oats, fruit, maize, and-is absolutely the cheapest land in-New Zealand. T he cbmato is also one ollJke best and there are large markets within Vfew miles cf each property. Come and ■Cβ them and you wail be satisfied that this i s the country to settle in and .make money. • ' WiL ROLLETT, ■ ;. i . UCHFIELD, - .WAIKATO. 7089 ■-r. '