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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 14276, 12 February 1912, Page 11

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. SPEIRS. SAUNDERS AND CO. R. M. Speirs. R. L. Saunders. L. J- Wilkin* TO THOSE IN SEARCH OF SHEEP AND GRAZING LAND. WE want to pco you at once. It will save you a lot of trouble. _ , , WE are in a position to offer you land at a price and on terms that will appeal to yon as perhaps NO OTHER CANTERBURY PROPOSITION WILL. OUR insfructions are to .SELL 1800 ACRES ' lgo ° ACRES ' I.N LOTS. TO SUIT PURCHASERS, Say from 300 Acres upward.. THE PRICES range from £12 to £li pcs acre. Erery lot is conveniently subdivided and well watered, and exceptionally w..l fenced. The land is capable of carrying: from 3to 2. sheep to the acre. It is in English grass, turnip?, oats, and ispe, and there is an abundance of feed. HEALTHY LOCALITY. NO NOXIOUS WEEDS. No trouble from blight. Good road?. The Property is situated close to school, and in a closely settled district. There is an immediate prospect of dairying being developed. BIG PROSPECTIVE VALUE. For plan and fuller particulars apply to SPEIRS, SAUNDERS and CO., 169 Cashel street. A FINE SHEEP FARM. ONLY £1 '3 PER ACRE. yf/-»AA ACRES of gocd Sheep Country. U XJ including some fine Cropping and Dairying Land; 100 acres in Dun oats j (ready to harvest and expected to average over 80 bushels to the ncre), 150 acres in | turnips, 100 acres in grass and turnips, j about 1700 acres in grass, balance in tvs- j sock. The property has been carrying 4500 sheep. It is subdivided by good wire fences into 20 paddocks, all watered by natural 6treams. Situated only 3i miles from rail, school, and post office. THE BUILDINGS comprise good sroomed House, dairy, 8-stall stable, cowshed, large woolshed (1 Wolseley machines), chaffhouse, men's whnro, sheepyards, dip, etc. PRICE only £4 4s per acre. Crops at valuati-n. NOTE.—This property is well worth the consideration of anyone requiring a goodSheep Farm with prospective value. ■ SPEIRS. SAUNDERS and CO., 2142 169 Cashel etreet. j -.1 H. S. RICHARDS. j RANFURLY STREET. FINE POSITION. | CORNER SECTION. f*Q A A—SPLENDID DWELLING OF " ROOMS, plastered, wardrobes, cupboards, gas and fittings, bath, lavatory basin, h. and c, verandah side and front, covered in way, w.-house, copper and tubs, , main sower drainage windmill and tank. ! Section, 30 perches. TERMS— £100 DEPOSIT, BALANCE AT 5 PER CENT. OWNER WOULD LET AT 22s Gd. H. 3. RICHARDSSI ALBANS EAST. NEAR HILL'S ROAD. BUNGALOW. PEKA-SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT BUN3bnDU GALOW OF 5 ROOMS, cupboards, gas, bath, lavatory, h. and c, verandah, tinted -vails, high foundations, w.-house, copper, tubs, and ram. Magnificent section over i-aere. Ideal situation. TERMS— ► £50 DEPOSIT, BALANCE 20s WEEKLY. 11. 8. RICHARDS. : CITY NORTH. OFF DURHAM S'fREET, TWO HOUSES. PJ-rjrA—TWO SQUARE HOUSES, rer-3--OOU andahs, 4 and 5 rooms, w.-houses, coppers, high pressure wator, main sewer drainage. Good section. Let to tenants. EASY TERMS ARRANGED. . -H.S.RICHARDS, Federal Chambers, 162 HEREFORD STREET. 513 RONALD O. DUNCAN. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. EXCELLENT OAMARU FARM, eminently suitable for grazing, cropping, or dairying, 380 acres Government 33 year renewable leo.se. Situated on the banks of tho Kauroo River. Rent 8s per acre. Buildings consist of new 4-roomed dwelling and outbuildings, young orchard, 10-stalled byre;, concreted separator house, pig-sty, and barn. - Subdivided into 8 convenient, well-fenced paddocks; land all ploughoble. Crops at present consist of 40 acres of oats, 25 acres of wheat, In acres barley, 10 acremangolds and turnips, 60 acres rape, and 75 acres, somo in young grass, balanco is in old pasture. Carrying capacity, 500 owes and 30 • cowe. Close to school and post office, and 6_ miles from Miheno Railway: by first-class road. Owner will exchange for a City Property valued at from £500 to £600. RONALD Q. DUNCAN, ' FOR SALE. QK ACRES, Loase-in-perpctuity (999 years), _'—' rent lis 2d per aero, subdivided into convenient paddocks and situated within 9 miles of Oamaru, and about 2 miles from nearest township, at which thero is a creamery, store, post offico and school. Improvements ' consist of gocd 6-roomed house and outbuildings, cow byre, piggery, concrete tank, stable, etc. Grounds nicely laid out, and about J?acro good orchard. The land is rich deep soil, suitable for dairying or intense farming. Will grow 60 bushels of wheat to the acre, end will comfortably carry 30 head of milking cows. At present milking 20 cows, and 24 young cattle and 3 horses, besides 24 acres "of oats, 4j acres of turnips and potatoes) balance in grRSs. Low price to effect sale, as owners, being an old couple, intend retiring. Cash required, about £500; if necessary will Sell a. a Going; Concern. •Apply to RONALD 0. DUNCAN.I BOWRON'S BUILDINGS, Manchester street, Christchurch. » C 6901 PUBLIC NOTICE. BE IT KNOWN— from this date whoever requires Drapery, Clothing or Boots will find there is no placo like .Balkind's for value, for quality, or _6r liberal terms. When dealing a: Balkind's i you deal direct with the proprietor, whose sole aim is to please and give every satisfaction to his customers. , The terms aro made to suit each separate customer, and in cases of sickness or out of work, instilments are entirely suspended. When dealing at Balkind's you can always be sure of receiving the most straightforward honourable dealings, and liberal treatment. When dealing at Balkind's, although not a large establishment, yet you will be able to get everything you can possibly require in Household Drapery, Clothing and Boots for everyone, therefore, you only have to pay your instalments to one. and not a little here, there and everywhere. You can get goods at any time, whether your order is paid up or not. Come in and have a chat with mc: You will find this advertisement a great exception- to the rule. Everything I hero«tate will be fulfilled to tho letter, and you will always bo pleased to do your business with L. W. BALKIND, 629 Colombo street, between Lichfield and Tuam streets. Te!. C 567. C67oiIS your Milk Supply satisfactory If not, ring up Telephone No. 1121, or send a Postcard to the Christchurch Dairy Company, Ltd., Tuam street West, who deliver Pasteurised Milk daily to all part* of Cbrurtchurch and Suburbs. u.~ —