PROPERTIES FOR SALE. 1 THOMAS MAUDE ~ J " . - |. THOMAS MAUDE, ] ESTATE AND STATION AGENT, 113 HEKEFORD STREET. \ I A DAIRY FARiI f s Brr ACRES —Grows splendid root crops, 2 1 I miles from creamery, i m i",<> froir> j school, House of 6 tooine, t-table and I granary, G miks from gocd market. \ PRICE £33 per acre. Terms: Cash £300, balance at 5 per cent. Fol. 34a, . THOMAS MAUDE. ONE OF THE BEST. AN L.I.P. i SCHOOL AND RAILWAY VERY ' CONVENIENT. ; QA/~l ACRES—2 ewes to acre. Grow* Ov/V/ heavy crops of wheat and oats, well watered and subdivided, large House 8 rooms, bath, pantry, scullery, washhouse and. copper, dairy, etc., stable, jrranary. woolshed, cowshed. All that a man can wish for. Only £IGOO Cash required. RENT 6s 6d per a-cre, lees 10 per cout. Fol. 21 THOMAS MAUDE. I CONVENIENT TO GOOD MARKET. J 1J MILES FROM SCHOOL. •J A- ACRES—Gocd inked fafm, wel". sub- j I\JO divided nnd watered, also 40 ACRES 1 LEASEHOLD at a low rent for 6 years, • Good Houso of G room«, stable and I Joope-boses all well built. Owner has I a.nother farm, and is out to sell. PRICE £15 10s. Leasehold given in. 2b. Ex. THOMAS MAUDE. NORTH CANTERxJUBY. A GOOD CHANCE FOR A MAN WITH SMALL MEANS. ONLY £400 CASH. I-i Ejri ACRES, subdivided into a paddocks, XUV/ watered by permanent springs, gocd cropping and grazing land, convenient to railway nnd market, £100 cash required, balance at 5 per cent. PRICE £11 per acre. fiSa THOMAS MAUDE. FOE EXCHANGE. GOOD CROPPING AND GRAZING FARM. i MILE FROM SCHOOL AND j TELEPHONE. . ; wAA ACRES—WeII watered and subdivided Uv/l/ into 8 paddocks, good House, of 5 rooms, 5-stall«d stable, trapahed, chaffhouse, granary, man's whare, sheepyards, etc. Good garden" and orchard. Owner leaving for Australia. Must sell. He would consider an Exchange for City Property. PRICE £13 per acre, and good terms. Fol. 51a TETOHAS MAUDE. f^ANTEREURY— Opposite school and P. 0., 4 miles from factory, 253 ACRES Freehold, 69 L.1.P., ennual rental £1 15s. Compact, flat and rolling d-wns property, lying well to sun, subdivided into 11 paddocks, well watered. Buildings ooneiet of House 6 rooms asd outbuildings, now cheep-yards and wool-shed, good , orchard, garden. PRICE, £8 10s for Freehold, L.I.P. givßn: : ln. Fol. 63 THOMAS MAUDE. riAKI'ERBURT—Eight miles from Railway, I close to school, 300 ACRES subdivided into 8 paddocks by good goreo and wire fences, well watered by creeks acd wells, splendid wheat country, 100 acres in crop this season, 200 acies in grass. New House S rooms and all conveniences, stable, granary, implement shed. PRICE, £23 PER ACRE. Fol. 66 THOMAS MAUDE. pANTERBUKY— For Exchange 800 ACRES (about), subdivided into 6 paddocks, well fenced and watered, 150 acres new grass, balance 4-year-old, mostly cocksfoot. Buildings comprise House 4 rooms, shed, stable, dairy, etc, PRICE, £8 10a per acre. Will Exchange for other suitable property. Fol. 51b THOMAS MAUDE. ■VrORTH^fcANTEKBURy— Sheep Country— ±1 6000 ACRES beautiful low tussock country lying nioely to sun, ring fenced and well subdivided, watered by numerous creeks., Large portion eurfaco sown with English grasa {clover and cocksfoot). Will carry li ewes. Im■provements on this property valued at £3500. Homestead consists of House 7 Urge rooms, h. and c, -water, bath, tubs, tape, etc. Large wool-ahed for 8 ehearers, with ample holding room, shoep-yard, dip, stable, man's hut, shearers' house and bakehouse. Property will show 10 per cent, on prioe asked. PRICE, £S PErTcRE. EASY TERMS. Fol. IS THOMAS MAUDE. NORTH CANTERBURY—2OOO ACRES (about), 3 miles from railway and school, subdivided into two blocks, watered by creeks. Good tussock, cheep country, nearly all ploughable. Wintered 2000 ewes last winter. No buildings. PRICE, £6 10s PER ACRE. EASY TERMS. Fol. 11* ; THOMAS MAUDE. FOR EXCHANGE. OTAGO, four miles from railway, eight mifea from important inland town —2000 ' ACRES (about), healthy sheep country, subdivided into 13 paddocks by 7 wirestandard -fencea, well watered. .Crops, 36 acres wheat, 64 acres oats, 100 acres turnips, 25 acres rapo and young grass. Buildings consist of 13-roomed Residence, all conveniences, 4-stallod stabic, granary, sheep-yards, etc. PRICE, £i 10, PER ACRE. CROPS IN. TERMS EASY. Fol. 10b THOMAS MAUDE. /CANTERBURY—FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE, on© mile from railway, school convenient—3lo ACRES, well subdivided by goree and wire fences, watered by rnces and creeks. Will grow 50 bushels wheat and 80 bushels oato. Splendid for oatshcaf chaff. Buildings consist of House 9 rooms and conveniences, 8-stalled etable, granary, imp'emoni shed, pig-stye. Stock carried, GSO sheep, 20 head cattle, 13 horses. 140 Acres in crop. Will Exchange for Sheep Country. PRICE, £26 PER ACRE. Fol. 63a E. THOMAS MAUDE. /CANTERBURY, desirable part, 1J miles v from school, two miles from rail, four miles from creamery—Cso ACRES fabout), firet-clase mixed farm, subdivided into 10 paddocks by good gorso and wire fences, watered by creeks. Stock, 1000 ewoe, about 250 acres in exop. Buildings comprise nine-roomed Hc-nae, man's whaTe, new ten-stalled stable, loose-boiee, wool-shed, dip and yards. PRICE. £17 PER ACRE. EASY TERMS. Fol. 22a THOMAS ifAUDE. /CANTERBURY, 3i miles from railway and \J schoc!—2ooo ACRES (about), subdivided into convenient sized blocks, watered by country races. Stock carried, j sheep to acre. Wool oS property brought 10d lb tii) B year. 85 Acres in turnips acd grass, balance native. New Hcufo 4 large room*, water laid on, new stable and woolsiied. PRICE, £2 5s PER ACRE. GOOD TERMS. Fol. 12a. THOMAS MAUDE. THOMAS MAUDE. 113 HEREFORD STREET. CHttISTCHURCH.
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