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Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14406, 13 July 1912, Page 18

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. ALLAN HOPKINS. ALLAN HOPKINS. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. CATHEDRAL SQUARE AND HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHL'RCH. i FARMS FOR SALE. ; FOR SALE, cheap, the Goodwill of about i 50 acres of splendid dairying land, with j cows, horses, implements, etc., also a j good milk round goes with the above. I For prico and further particulars ap- | p!y to the agent. j 3 ACRES, close to town. Would bo a splendid block for cutting up into J building sites. The buildings com- ! orise liou&e of 6 rooms, looseboxes ( etc. Would make a splendid poultry j farm. Tho price is a very low one, i only £650. or would sell one acre with ■ buildings for £150. ' 343 ACRES—A very fine cropping and ; sheep farm. Located close to school. ' post, nnd railway, carrying at present i 450 halfbred ewes, besides cattle and crops. Buildings comprise gocd House ; of 10 rooms, stable, lcowbox. granary, i implement-shed, woolshed, etc. This j form has grown'3s bushels of wheat, I and 45 busheb of oats per acre. Price I £13 per acre. Very easy terms can bo I MIDDLE CANTERBURY — Two very I handy little sheen and cropping farms. Has prown 43 biuheis Oi barley to the acre, and is situated in one of tho best fattening districts in Canterbury. Located about 3 cu.es from rail, etc., and about 13 miles from town. This property can be told as one or moro, and car. bo had for £13 per acre. | Very easy terms can bo given "to a suitable nizn. Tho ownor reside? in town, ar.d is deHrou* of selling. j 2000 ACRES in North Canterbury. Very i .fine sheep grazing country. Tho land is mostly easy rolling downs, , and tho flats nre all plougbable. The buildings comprise men's quarters, woolshed, eheepyards, etc., and the prico is a very reasonable one for this class of property. Only £5 12a 6d per acre S ACRES or thereabout. Splendid rich loamy soil, grows splendid root crops, a. largo portion oi this property is in fruit trees in full bearing. Tho fruit trees are all clean, healthy and well pruned. Good House and all tho ueceseary outbuildings, which are all in the | best of crdcr. This is a good property for cutting up into building eitos, would make a splendid homo for ! n, retired farmer. Price and further particulars irom tho agent. 105 ACRES—Situated in Middle Canterbury. A very good little sheep and cropping farm, a good portion of which grows very fine cereal crops. Balance good turuip and rapo land. The buildings comprise a good 6-roomed J House, stable, chafihouso, and various I other buildings. Located close to I school, post and rajlvray. I can ro- | commend an inspection at £17 per acre. Very easy terms can be given. 140 ACRES—Situated about 13 miles from • Christchurch by pood road. A very good little cropping and sheep fatten- ( ing farm. Grows very fine crops of wheat, oats, peas, turnips, rape, etc.. and is closo to freezing, works and good markets. Tho buildings are all in good order, and comprise a 4-roomed House, stable, loosebox, stable, imple-ment-shed, etc. Located near to railway, post, and station. A cheap property at £20 per sere. Reasonable terms can be given with this farm. rjFTo L~E~T~ ~T~O LE X. CITY—J rooms and conveniences, 10s; 4 rooms, ecullery, h-p. supply, 8s; 6 rooms, all conveniences, 255; 7 rooms, all conveniences, 20s acd 355; 14 rooms, 35s per week; 9 rooms, 25s to 483; 12 rooms, 35s per week; 8 rooms, 15s to 28s per week. ST. ALBANS—I roams anu shop, all conveniences 18s; 5 rooms, all conveniences, 255; 6 rooms, all conveniences, £1, 22s 6d and 25s RICHMOND—4 rooms and conveniences, lls and 13s; 5 rooms and conveniences, 203. SYDENHAM —S rooms, shop and two sheda, 30s: cory convenience, 5 rooms, 13«; 6 roou's, lSs. AVONSIDE—6 and 7 rooms, 20s. ADDINGTON—S rooms, : 10a. LOWER EICCAHTON—6 rooms, 14s. ALLAN HOPKIKS, Land and Estate Agent, ' Cathedral square and Hereford street, Ciurietchurch. 911 Spilis ASD WILSON. SPEIRS ana WILSON, Licensed Land Brokers 163 CASHEL STREET. TASMAN BAY FRUIT-GROWIXG LAND, NELSON. Magnificent Slopes for Apple growing. Natural Shelter. No Frost. Plenty Sunshine. fTtTE have been instructed to SELL by VV PRIVATE TREAi'Y this Beautiful Fruit ■ and Apple-growing Country, thirty miles irom Nelson by good road, or one hour's run by boat These Sections can bo sold to purchasers on. very easy terms in tho following lota:— A. R. P. Price A. R. P. Price , per A. per A. £ 6. £ 38 3 0 10 0 5 10 25 46 2 0 12 10 5 0 0 18 71 3 0 15 10 8 3 0 17 20 2 0 13 10 5 2 U 20 25 3 0 11 10 6 3 0 IS 56 0 0 10 10 6 2 0 17 / 58 1 0 13 10 7 3 0 27 37 2 0 15 0 9 3 0 20 36 30 13 0 920 20 27 2 0 10 0 Several other Sections ranging xip to 85 acre? Plans can be &een at the above addres3. Sole Agents, 788 SPEIRS and WILSON. WM. JAMESON AND BON. i FENDALTON SECTIONS FOS SALE, j I Lot 1. Magnificent Building Section of PRICE nearly J-acre in area, having pcynr frontage to • the "Wairerapa $J& IO Stream. Northern aspect, handy to tram, and one of tho few remaining sections having a river frontage. Lots 2, 3. 4. Thrco First-class Buildings AlPRICE lotments, each over J-acre. J?O/1A P artl ' f<ulced w ' tl2 K°°d paling 3JlA)\j fence, level and ready to build EACH. on. Good frontages to a firstclass street. Terms. Lot 5. Grand Section, having , o, fronPRICE tago of , 2 'chama to Idris road, f*Qf\f\ an d in addition fronting the eJboUvJ Wairarapa Stream. Quite the best section left in this favourite locality. Wo have an intimate knowledge of this locality, and can honestly recommend any of tho above as being the very best value offering in this district. We are prepared to finance purchasers who desire to bm;d, at reasonable rates of interest WM. JAMESON AND SON. IG6 MANCHESTER STREET (opp. National \ B»nk;. C i