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PROPERTIES FOR SAlle. ' ';„'•! W. J. HOPKINS AND 00. *\ I AN AGRICULTURAL AND SHEEP. *■'_' 1 FARM IN 7 *■ 'V I CANTERBURY' , \. | OF THE KIND THAT RARELY CfcME, , i ON THE MARKET. ' | THIS SPLENDID FARM IS S-TUA____V ■ I IN ONE OF OUR BEST SETTLED .___. '* f TRICTS. THE PRESENT OWNER' HAS ' I BEEN ON IT FOR 30 YEARS. | Zf)f) ACRES OF FREEHOLD, Ji /| Most conveniently subdivided, and _irt_. ■J<■*, S fenced. ( "v% 50 Acnes in Wheat. *■ * s rW ISO Acres in Oa'.<_. . " " t? ji' 40 Acres for Rape. p. .8 40 Acres for Turnips. \_> a Balance in Grass 2 and 3 yean •___, " ,;.", Jf Carrying 500 Ewes, besides cropping, and .■ S owner buys and sells stock. . -". "_ B The land has grown 38 bushels of Wheat a_4' S grows from 60 to 80 bushels cf Oats. , I] BUILDINGS—9-roomed Dwelling and eon- if voniences, washhouse, coalhouee, np-to. . »» date dairy, storeroom. 13-« tall sl»bl«. * jjf grain shed, cow shed, shearing shed, i_g.' js plement shed. l . f| THIS COMPLETE FARM CAN Bfc.' I BOUGHT AS A GOING CONCERN, . '% Including— * p 500 Ewes ' i S 10 Head Cattle '. | 17 Horses, j| And all Implements, etc., for the pries d f< If £18 PER ACRE. f. ;' £ The owner " is' going in for a larger _•_»., jj| perty, otherwise he would not sell. _!* jh Furtlter information on application It '' <j| W. J. HOPKINS andCa*.: | AGRICULTURAL AND SHEEP LAND, Jj IN THE HEART OP CANTERBURY. I 11OA ACRES, subdivided into 16*_»<_./' § i-XUV dockß. The whole of the land'is,, § ploughable, and grows good crops gtl_% _' ffi turnips,, rape, and grass. Tho stock »V • S present on this furni is 1500 sheep—of- -B which 800 are ewes, balance lan__K a__4'__ ~ji wethers. Usually 1000 ewes are lambed __~''. H this farm, which fattens all its stock,j" 8 and large numbers of sheep are bought k H and fattened in addition. »* I This Splendid Farm is situated about %[ - I miles from Christchurch, and sdjoini B»B«_-l 1 way Station and Township. vy £ BUILDINGS—Home of 6 rooms, t-ispbqn'Mß * connected, washhouse, coalahed, and (_t£ * conveniences. Large stable of '6 r £ta_J-_&* ( 8 loosebox and harness room, large, _nplii|i < 1 ment shed, storeroom, and workshop,, q«»£\ § aheapyards, man's cottage of 5 ro6i__laj}4f ' E stable for 6 horees, etc, , >.I ~~~' ' * *"*h* a The above is an exceptionally well _itt____i' « Farm, and is real gcod value for th. piiMJ,"9 asked— "f '<* ji £15 PER ACRE. ' • -< •_~ . | GOOD TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED.' 'S''' § The owner has acquired a larger pi ace,' a wants a quick sale. This is a rare _hon?f».j_>.f-1S acquire an up-to-date and cheap properfeL S handy to markets. r - " -. "ff. 8 Fuller information on application t__ *ti s » W. J. HOPKINS XND CO.,',.*' .^ll LAND, ESTATE and FINANCE AQ£ot_s'J BOWRON'S BUILDINGS,/}* ' !'>/ T Corner Manchester and Hereford ■ streets, . ~tg% fa- ' Christchurch. C 7771/...' ; - f: i"l ~P' RONALD O. DUNCAN. " ,£• .— -—— i§ FOR -SALE. - $ FISHERTON ESTATE, Colombo ttmfa south—Splendid .Section ovorlookin. > River Hcathcote, comprising t-acrc, £90. \ fy ■ ■ * r ; W FISHERTON ESTATE—ReaIIy Good S_t*> tion of 30 perches, prico £56. This can I* Itpurchased on a deposit of £6, interest 'AD <? balance at 5 per cent, per annum. . * RIVERVIEW ESTATE, overlooking Kjrff . Heathcote—Grand Buildihg Site of 21 actt«* v at corner of Norwood avenue and terrace, at £155 per acre. This is a tt*l-fti_ good proposition for a. man who wishes t»' keep a pony and cow. \ ; J"?J 1 8 RIVERVIEW ESTATE—Five Ch__imi_f. { l Building Sites, facing the Heathcote'river, - ? § each just on an acre in extent. PrieeOl__r_.fi £150 por acre. Easy terms and 8 given to build. f'Tvl SILVERSTREAM ■ ESTATE-I haw «tiH=f'ffl a few Quarter-acre Sections hi this Eet*j_l' li||1 i || for sale, at the * ridiculously low P.ice-itif'g £100 each. Each section is high, dry, «Hft> it .|| level, and can be purchased on payment plan—namely, £5 deposit »nd per month. A grand opportunity for worlo_|:'| H men who would like to secure a freehold."*- »''H ILAM ESTATE, RICCATITON—A Block of six and a quarter acres, Ham road. Securely fenced, with artel_«/S well and pump "on property. Pnce £115 ,-_«>g.M acre. Small deposit, , , '', _4.CS WORKSHOP IN CITY, 40 feet x Just the thing for a manufacturing b__ni<iav__S Owner is prepared to sacrifice tho frcehbßjra for £850, or would let for a term at 80. n y*_a wc ? k - -. 'Mm '"] RONALD O. DUNCAN, .. T^B Accountant and Audj'or, y-.-Ji_| Land, Estate and Comutis.ion Agent,,.f,B Fire, Marine, Accident, and Live Btoy^?4H Insurances Effected at Lowest Rai«.|;_i B Agency for Norwich Union Life In«uiaßC*' S Society. , '. •f/S Address— _- ''B BOWRON'S. BUILDINGS,/. 81 C 7845 Manchester stre-ti". M ■'•£>'• I J. T. BELL AND CO. yj JT. BELL AND o'Q* § ESTATE AGENTS, '_ Iff CATHEDRAL SQUARE. J;';! HANDY TO RAILWAY. ~%*_"l TOILET. GOOD BOARDING HOUSE of 8 fjgg. 1/ Rent £1 per week. '' * M .- GOOD FOUR-ROOMED DWELLING;** | Gd, in City. «_W_i*-H GOOD FOUR-ROOMED DWELOTftjfl Sydenham side of railway, 10i 6d pet wm»j g J. T. BELL and CO, „- -si.fi y __i H I Opposite Poßt Office. ji ' ■*** t_f WAIKATO FARMS. i.^m — — _f IK7 ACRES, heavy rich da_T "ST.JI.' ft J_Ol joining creamery. Pries *";■■. >-i| Cash £250. ___ T »__!_•_ m 211 ACRES, ideal dairy farm, """'"^S-Ji ton. Only £12 10b per *era. » JgHM 172 ACRES, rich loamy sou, heavy gg land. Cheap at £13 10s per •^'j.-.'rf.ffi 297 ACRES, 20-bail cowshed, f*W>.'Al proved iand. Only £14 per •?*■><& | . 300 ACRES, suitable for g dairying. A real snip at £15 Pr.*~.V.H Please write for particulars to ,» >; r SB J. R. FOW and CO,, •_^£ r « J. R. Fow, Anctfoneer, i___»*3.-| S. Clothier, Land Department, "*i^M Caaterbftry. '-'wP