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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 14325, 10 April 1912, Page 16

PROPERTIES FOR SALEEVANS AND BULL. * '. (Establiahed 1881.) J. R. Evans (Roland B_J. .. .* Licented Land Broker.) < Open Satuiday Evenings, ?_0 .lo S3O OWNER RETIRING. 1 *".0 ACRES, only _S 10s per acre IS ' J-yvy .[.,lc, f roiu chrtMchurcb, Springston ''" District. Well fenced and watered. Came* ewe per acre easily, and fattens all laSnbs Grows g-od crops of oats, turnips, and tine water only 911 off surface, nnd a good take. of lucerne or sainfoin would put pound* pet ~ acre on the farm. Sound fourroomed house and outbuildings. To a ra»a - wanting v cheap little holding we can recotnmend this farm. Plenty of outside work ii ' wanted. Easy terms. App'v .harp to EVANS and BULL. itf.'-)*? ACRES, near Amberley, account *xU«-*w James Stackhcuso, Esq. Price X 7 per aero. First-class limestone country with good black soil. Wintering over nhecp per acre. Tip-tap bmidings. Two hours car tuii to Chriatchureh. Good terms. We have inspected and can etrorgly recommend thi* run. ' Bona fide buyers taken up any time to Inspect. Gocd reason for j-elling. Full detail* from __>10 EVANS and BULL. FURNITURE OLD ESTABLISHED. GOOD REASON FOR SELLING. ANNUAL Profit. Stook about - dWOVV £600. Books and .tcck sheets produce.!. Long at low rental. Full details and inspection can be made with '____I__ EVANS and BULL PAPANUI, CLOSE SCHOOL"! LOT-*} Acres gocd land and 4. cVUVU roomed House. Terms. Card to view from 77.3 EVANS and BULL. GOO_TDAIRY FARMS. f*.**r ACRES, LEESTON DISTRICT- *•"-' -13 u„v. 115 Acres. LEESTON DISTRICT-fCfl acre. 170 Acres, LINCOLN DISTRICT—£IS acre. 00 Acres, LADBROOKS DISTRICT, £38. -.00 Acres, LADBROOKS DISTRICT. £IJ. 50 Acres, LEEsTON DISTRICT—£I6OI let. 45 Acres, LINCOLN DISTRICT-JKSOO c...h. 50 Acres, NORTH CANTER . £45 ncie 75 Acre*, NORTH CANTER., £67 acre. 55 Acres, RANGIORA—£3I acre. 65 Acre«. RANGIORA (near)—£37 acre All with buildings. Lif's from __ " _ EVANS nnd BULL. 40 ACRES, 'CLOSEDOWN. £*r p 7r LOT—-Hi Acres. _-_era in grass, *J ' O nice littlo mixed farm, 6-tootaed HoiiJß ar.d outbuildings. Terms. .7.-9 ■ _ EVANS and BULL. •terms ins Cash. -jr.l ACRES, HALSWELL—Best of D*iry A• 2 and Cropping Land. 6-roomed Housn and every outbuilding. Terms £175 e*»hhalar.ee at 5 per cent. 103-10 EVANS and BTILL, Canterbury Acents Yorkshire liuur.-ince Co.. 50 CATHEDRAL SQUARE, Near Chancery lane, opposite Post Office. JAMES MACINTOSH AND CO. CHOICE NORTH ISLAND PROPERTY. lOnn ACRES Freehold. WAIRARAPA, Ac*UU DISTRICT, 15 mileu from railway, en good metalled road. Post Offico and School close fo propertyAll gocd hesry papa soil, cleared, well grassed and subdivided. 200 acres pioughable, jGO iicres under cultivation. Substantial improvements, including toad up-to-date 10-roomed house, nil conveniences, . gardens, orchard, tenuis court, woolshed. several sets yards, stable.?, etc., etc. Wintered HGOO sheep (including COCO ew«*l and 250 cattle, fattened 1500 *_«•> ana lambs in cno reason. PRICE—£IO per ncre. Stock at Valuation. EASY TERMS. Full particulars on application to JAMES MACINTOSH snd COMPANT, 113-115 Customhouse Quay, Wellington, Ot E. G. STAVELEY and COMPANY, Christchurch. ' C7OIB i ~ , AUCTIONS. HARRIS DROS. HARRIS BROS. AUCTIONEERS, %AND AND ESTAT3 AGENTS. 158 HEREFORD STREET, CENTRAL AUCTION ROOMS. HARRIS BROS,, 158 Hereford »trt«t, Buy. Second-hand Furniture in any quantity, ci™ highest price*, and pay epot cath. 190 Q ACRES. _4 PER ACRE~" FREEHOLD. REAL GOOD SHEEP and GRASS COUNTRY- fronting main road and railway line, only 1-mile from railway station, and close to freezing works. Thia Property i* well fenced and subdivided into 23 paddocks, and is well watered. The Land in easy 10IIin°- hills of good quality, and all lies to the sun. Will carry from 1500 to 1700 ewea. Easy Terms will be given. Mo.t of th" money can remain at 3i per cent. FuU - particulars from HARRIS BROS., Sole A gent a. 200 ACKEa « PER ACRE. CROPS IK. EASY 'IERMS. ' Fir»t-ela«« rolling downs, all lying lo 4* aun, and well watered and subdivided into 10 pnudecks by stock-proof fences. Ha* b«*o well rarmed for a long term of yo&it, tnd il in thorough order. Situated 1. miles from railway, ecbool, dairy factory, and P. nnd T. office. The crops include 54 acre* » oata, 45 acres turnips, 1 ncre potatoea. _nd 4. acre* rape; 06 acres aro down in younggra**, and !h* balance is all in X, 2, and S-ycii" Engli»h grasses. Building* comprise 6-roomw Hcu-e, washhouse, coalhouee. loo«wboa_ stable, barn, implement abed, cowbyxe, etc. This is the cheapest thing going, and ewj* terms can bo arranged, as owner is retiring. (McK.) HARRIS BROS.. 1323 Ag«nt* , - hi* ANTIQUE FURNITURE SALE. MESSRS PEARSON. MAX JACKSON *n4 DE LAUTOUR, instructed by Mr M»x , Jackson, who his disposed of his Re.idenc*, will OFFER, on WEDNESDAY, the 17th INSTANT, The who'e of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 'all imported), including GenniM Chippendale, Sheraton, end Hebblewhlte. An opportunity is offered in thi* Sale to secure Furniture which would be unproenrable anywhere else in New Zealand, «• owner having collected samo at great «- pense during a number of year* in the UW Country. , _ . _ ._. Some of the Articles to be offered »» «* follows: — 1 Grandfather Clock (Oliver Cromwell) 1 Grandfather Clock (Queen Anne) 1 Diniflgroom Table (ono cf tha only tare* largo pitceg of furniture made by 1 Sheraton) G Chippendale Diningroorn Chairs Card Table., Corner Cupboards, Wruu. - - Burt-ÜB, Sideboard (all by Sheraton) 2 Old Oak Chests, O d Dog Grates «» backs, Wine Cooler, Old KetUe* *M Bras«work, Dresden and Minton Chan*. Por»ian and Eastern Carpets, and »• usual bedroom and other requisite*. Full psrticirars in Catalogue*, which em ■' be had on application at thi* office. - SALE Starta at 11 a.m. < -", LUNCHEONTBOnDED. «_;■