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

PROPERTIES FOR SALE W. J. HOPKINS AND CO. RICH AGRICULTURAL LAND. CLOSE TO THE CITY.. ' ! THE SUBDIVISION TNTO CONVENIENT j SIZED BLOCKS j Of {bet HAGXIFICENT FARM Krown as "\TR JA ?. (! OSS '5? FAP. M. j Willi Frontages \6 JIAWTHORNDEAN*. RUSSLEY. And ■..-.' CORINGA ROADS. rr , pEn riccar to n, Affords ar. opportunity th»t TareV occtir;v. ilasdT-siicd Farnn close to the City ami tho Jlarketa arp petting higher in pric<\ mid consequently harder to obtain. r\«ry ypsr. 'JUK LAND is o-:. the very best quality, and iho y*.c!ds o£ Grain and Root Crops arc pood. SUCH CROPS AS 105 Bushels of Oats per acre. 60 Bushels of When, And 15 Tons of Potatoes per acre - knvo been frequently jrrown on th« farm, which spcsVs volumes iv.r the productiveness oi the soil. The Firm is subdivided as follow*: — i LOT No. 1. THE HOMESTEAt> BLOCK. 5 .7 A C R JE S. . A GRAND FARM iSLOCK, CONVENIENTLY SUBDIVIDED. BUILDINGS comprise House, m»sniscont Stables, and other outbuildings. AN IDEAL BLOCK FOR TRAINING ESTABLISHMENT. LOT No. 2. ■ ■ 2 2 ACRES." frontage to hawthorndean road. a beautiful block, perfectly level; exceptionally rich, free soil. LOT No. 3. 9 S ACRES. FRONTAGE TO RUSSLEY ROAD. PINE CROPS WHEAT AND PEAS HAVE jtsEEN TAKEN FKOM THIS BLOCK. ■■ . * LOT. No. i. 2 7 ACRE 5. FRONTAGE TO RUSSLEY KOAD. LOT No.- S. • . FRONTACE TO RUSSLEY AND CORING A ROADS. • 2 4 ACRES.Wo strongly recommend the above Farm Blocks <o those desirous, of purchasing Farm Land close to tho City. Wβ invite you 1o inspect the subdivision, and will drive-you out t»er motor c«r. \\V J. ; HOP KINS and C O', LAND, 'ESTATE AND FI>'A*NCE ■ ■-■ ' ' AGENTS. '. Manchester street, ..,•■, ■ Chriqtchnrch. FORD AND HADFIELD. PAPANUI ROAD. PAPANUI RUAD. (Just Off). CHARMING BUNGALOW. CHARMING BUNGALOW* TILED KOOF. . ' BEAUTIFUL EXTERNAL ; APPEARANCE. ' EXCELLENT INTERNA!* ■ ARRANGEMENT. , ~ THE PICK OF PROPERTIES.THIS charming home contains six • fine rooms, • cot a small room, in the house. ' Every possible modern. ; convenience. Modern *un porch. ■ Wardrobes, linen cupboards, eUs., etc. Everything well built and of the beat materials. . . '■' Th? house has ft Tory'fino appearance, and faces NoTth. Lcadlighta of chaste .Pretty casement •windows, i Papered throughout ■ with. erti*-. : tic papers. ■ . The rooms aro excellently arranged. All bedrooms faco the east no na to get the morning tun, drawing-room i faces north, dining-room west, pantry south. Full, i-acr« section, beantifully high, dry,' and sunny. , La-id out ■■with.' garden and lawns. Good ' shrubs. THIS PLACE-MUST BE SEEN TO UNAPPRECIATED.. LET US GIVE YOU A , CARD TO , VIEW. FORD" and HADFIELD, ' i , • ■ 1(10-Hereford-etreet,- '■ 1707.. (Next Nationxl Bank). ;■•■•••' A LAST OPPOBTTTNITY, ' .. Oaly * t*w lot* l*ft—Tt«i»nee{"h, Ctnhmn*, tlto ■ S»lwya strut, . sear Oolemlo »tr«*t. Low prion mrd E»jy:T«riM. TTARMAN AND STEVENS, LTD., LAND AND.ESTATE AOENTS, LAND BROKERS, ETC. aSO HEREFORD STREET. CiUl .WAIKATO FARMS. •jpr ACRES, hea-vy rici dairy , Unn, edit? I joiniuf creamery. price £11 IDs. Cash £JSO. - ; ■. 211 ACRES, idea! dairy farm, near Hami;tec Otly £12 10s per'Mre. ■ 1?2 ACRES, rich. loatny soil, heavy gra*s Und. Cheap e.t i! 3 10s per acre. 237 ACRES, 2'>bai! x»**shod, partly iaj. . - proved laud. Oaly £U per acre. SQO ACRES, wiitablo tor cropping: «ad dairyias. A real snip at £15 per acre. Ple&ee /writa Jor . particulate ■ta J. B. FOW aa<J CO., Haoiiltoz. J. R. Yew, AucticEwr. S. Clcthier, Land Department, late of Caatorbnty. . ' ; - f> QA CASH, and .the Balance Repayable dwdUu agreed, I°* Modern 6-room«fi Bnniralow, &Ttistic design, well erected a?A finished ia Iho most approved style., Fall i-A.cre, 3it> ebo-re footpath lerel, ncir NorthE»fit Tram.' J. G. H6 Coloabo *trwt.'- ' * .•.'"'''"■