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Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 14343, 1 May 1912, Page 14

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. " LOASBY BROS. LOASBY BKOS., LAND S A. L X S 11 E N. 93 CATHEDRAE SQUARE. VOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. IAA-ACRE FARM, about 12 milw frora ±\JU city, ciosu to railway Mntion end nchcol, Mibdh ded into 5 paddock* Fifty acres ?ounß-graF*. Dwellins"- ol A rooms, stable-", well watered, he* Rrown 70 bushels of oats to the- <»cri\ Pricp. only £10 per acre, or owner will exchange :or 5 or C acres handj lo City. ■ J«_OASBY_BR_OS. : PAPANCL '. •<X ACRES VIEAVY LAND, HweNine of t J-*l roon;s. in gorsj ordrr. Price £300. " LOASBY BROS^ •NEW BRIGHTON. no~ DSPOSIT-'cOTTAGE of 4 roomi. J*OO waiJ..iouse, scul'err, bath, gcod e»ction. XSio. __J LOASBY BRO3. , NEW BRiGlifON" i?9AA-HAWKE STREET-A Bc*utifnl cf"/+-\J\J Section of over i-acre. LOASBY BROS. "" SPRRYDON. fri ACRES witi G Cl?AiTts Frontage, good •'2 land ia rapidly risinc district Price, £631 terms. LOASBY_BROS._ SOUTH BRIGHTOXr '. 6 SECTIONS, of One Half-acre each. Price, £120 the lot. LOASBY BROS. NEW BITiGHTOXT r?r»K—RACECOURSE ROAD, close lo oar. Good Building Site, i-acre. Terma if required. LOASBY BROj3._ LINWOOD AVENUE. '""" f»t On—SECTION of 44ft frontage £29 3JX~\J deposit, balance 2 ynare. Th« cheapest section on the market. LOASBY BROP 'Phon* 436 ■ Hi SMITH AND BRDERE. D. M. Smith. Jas. AVallace. 13. A. Brucre. Office Open from 7.30 till 0 p.m. Saturdays. AN EXCEPTIONALLY CHEAP ' PROPERTY. CHOICE LOCALITY. OWNER RIGHT OUT TO SELL. £1050. A wo.l-construct<?d RESIDENCE of G largo rooms, tiled roof, plastered aud_ papered, high concrete- foundations, repleto with every possible- convenience. Splendid position, handy to cars; i-aore section, terraced lawn. Anyone in search of n. good homo could not do Letter than buy this. SMITH and BRUERE. AN ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE._ SITUATED ST. ALLANS. SPLENDIDLY -BUILT G-ROOMED RESIDENCE, plastered and nicely papered throughout, gas anil fittings, bathroom, h. and ■c. water, - returned verandah, oriel • windows. - Grand J-acre section, nicely laid-out in lawn, garden, etc., asphalt paths. MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. SMITH and BRUERE. A..CHARMING BUNGALOW. CLOSE TO SPREYDON CAR. £580. NEWLY-ERECTED • BUNGALOW of, 5 rooms, 4 fireplaces, tiled hearths and grates, tiled-back range,. artistio : ■ grill arch,- gas, bathroom; h".; and ,r. water, nickel-plated taps, linen presa, wardrobes, pantry, ecullery, etc.,.washhouso,.copper and tubs, h.p. water. Tip-top section, WELL WORTH INSPECTION. S-VITII and BRUERE, Lax.d and Estate. Agente, Valuators, Etc., 118 HEREFORD STREET. C67C7-I2 SPEIRS, SAUNDERS AND 00. R M. Speirs. R. L. Saunders. L. J. Wilkine. SOUTH CANTERBURY SHEEP AND CATTLE STATION. FINE HOMESTEAD. BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS..:' SPLENDID FISHING AND SHOOTING. ONLY £4 15e PER.ACRE. O1 A A ACRES, situated to impcr£il\j\J .-tant railway town; and at.present carrying 2000 eheepund 60, head of ca-ttle. Splendid ewe country; a good.portion of'tho grazing land is cleared'bush country, which has taken cocksfoot well. About 400 ecrcs aro in bush, which is bringing in handsomo royalties, and when cloaxed will make fino Dairying Land. There is excellent grazing for dairy., cows—plenty of. running creeks, and ■ -an excellent market, for tho milk. Creanic'ry only 1| milqs from milking shed. BUILDINGS comprise NEW 6-ROOMED RESIDENCE, with all modern conveniences, telephone) connection, etc., stabling for 4 horsos, 2 loose-boxes, implement shed; Houso (with h. and c. water supply) for married couple, men's cottage, milking shed, etc • Aβ a Sheep Property clono tho Property is * good investment, whilst timber, dairying, and residential conditions add very "coneiderably to its valuo. Further particulars from SPEIRS, SAUNDERS and . CO., _jj 169. Cashe! street. . ONE O> THE CHEAPEST FARMS ON~ THE MARKET . . '•-..•■ 9AA ACKES - suitable Tor either dairying, *■'"v ■ cropping or sheep raising; 3O.acrea ia wheat, 30 acres oate, 20 turnips, fl rcres potatoes, balance in young grace. 11m ctrricd two ewes to tne arre, and fattened »P limbs Last year wintered 52 head o*. a ttle, and 13 horses on 120 acres. Avrrajo yield of oats to the acre, f>o bushels: wheat, *■'• busheU Buildings compriio G-roomeU hriißo. stables for 12 horses, 3 loosc-boxoa, with concrete floor, largo .implement hKed, cowshed, diafting yards, etc. only; two milen from creomßry, srliool, etc. Price £13 per aero. Terms—tsay, £1000 casn, balance at 5 per cent, interest for » tcra o; SPEIRS, SAUNDERS and CO. £200 DEPOSIT. ~ r-i ACRES—A Nice Litt.'e Holdinir. situato «-»* close lo rail, school, creamery, etc Good 7-ronmed house, stables, cowshed, pijjstyes, etc. Tho land is well watered, and prows fino crops of wheat, oate, peas, etc Price only £22 per acre. Easy terms, namely, £-.200 cash, balance at 5 per cent. ■ SPEIRS, SAUNDERS and CO. FINE CROPPING AND GRAZING FAEIE OA A ACRES, ane of the best cropping aad *m\J\J grazing , farma ia North C&nterhury. Situate two miles from rail, school, creamery, etc • Bnildinge incl-nde house of 6 or 7 rroms, stable*, trapebed, etc Price *25 per rcre. Terms—Say. £1000 deposit, balance ok BUrtgsge. SPEISS, SAUKDERB md CO., 11S0 . 163 Ceahe! street • A YON SIDE (River Frontage," Select Situstion> near tram)— Full i-Acr« t together with New Modern. 4-roomed Bungalow faithfully erected, and finished with, oxpoasivo furnishings. The value-.of property in this locality is rising EO rapidly .that.an immedjato purchase givee groat proapecte. £495; term*, j. G. Bannenaan, 65S Colombo-etreet.