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PROPERTIES FOR SALE. w. j. h co. WOOL. V»'OOL. WOOL. I I THE RISE IN WOOL MEAN'S A GREAT ; INCREASE IN j THE VALUE, OF SIIEEp COUNTRY. J Wo hare just been fnvcarrd with inelruft- | tions to SELL a MAGNIFICENT PIECE J OF SWEET SHEEP COUNTRY in th* J MARLI3OROUCH DISTRICT, I AS A GOISG CONCERN. 22,000 ACRES FREEHOLD, LEASEHOLD GIVEN IN i 1 ' ; ; AT PRESENT CARRYING JSO 0 0 -SHEEP 5000 I ! j THE PRICE AS A GOING CONCERN tS j I £16,500 I Including 5000 SHEEP AND ALL PLANT, ETC. i ' —— j NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. I THE SHEARING IS RIGHT HERE. AND : THE BLTYER WHO IS ! FORTUNATE ENOUGH TO SECURE I THIS EXCELLENT PROPERTY I WILL REAP THE BENEFIT OF THIS i SEASON'S WOOL CLIP. : (APPROXIMATELY £1800), AND THE I LAMBS. WITHOUT DOUBT THIS IS ONE OF THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED. THE CARRYING CAPACITY CAN BE GREATLY INCREASED. Never before has tho outlook been brighter than it is to-day for tho Sbeop Farmer. In purchasing thia property a buyer geta the STOCK, which is vaet.y different to having to Stock up in a Soaeon with «ucii EiGH PRICES RULING. Full information regarding the aboTe will bo given on application to W. J. HOPKINS and CO., LAND, ESTATE, AND FINANCE AGENTS, Corner Manchester and Hereford etrette, ' HILLAKY AND BAXTER. JUST ACROSS FITZGERALD AVENUE. ! BRAND NEW BUNGALOW. ] THOROUGHLY UP-TO-DATE. j J? KQK—SUPERIOR Bungalow Honw of *>«JO«J 5 rooms, 15 x 13, 15 x 12, etc.. plastered, nice hall, vorandah front and back, oriel window with transom leadlights, tile hearth ana grates, and tileback range, cupboards, and iinen-prcet. bu.lt in, bathroom, lavatory basin, hot end co.d water eorvice, pantry, ecullery, waehhouse. copper and tubs, main fewer connection complete, h.p. water supply. This noiiEo is built according to one of the latest bungalow plane, and is built in a substantial and medern manner. Eighth-aero pectiou, well fenced. A very convenient property for tramway and - railway employees. Easy terms s-tranged. HILLARY end BAXTER, 116 Manchester street. *"" MODERN - BUNGALOW., SPLENDID SPREYDON PROPERTY. NOTE tZTtERMS. THIRST-CLASS Houee of B roem», dicing--*-i room 23 xl 4 plastered, 6ft panelled hall, centre fjowers and cornice*, gae fit- > tings and ring, leadl.gbts, nico verandah ' front and back, bay windown, linonpree», tile grates and hearths, cupboard, linen- ; presji and vra-rdrobes built. in, bathroom, ; hot and oo!d water service, poru«iain bath, and basin, eink in kitcoen, pantry, wasbbouee and bik.-nhed, asphalt paths, grand section over eighth-acre, 44 z 199 feet, wel. fenced Pr»ce X 575. 'lerms. There is a mortgage of £4£o fit 5 per oent., and thin can be takes over, and the remaining £125 paid in cash, or, if required, tho owner wilP take £25 cash, the balance to be paid as rent. Thia property was vaiueu a abort .time ago at £650 for mortgage purpc«c*. HILLARY and BAXTER, 146 Amcchcster street. ' PKICE £150. "" EVERY MODhxiN CONVENIENCE. HANDY TO PENNY SECTION, ST. ALBAN3—House of 6 gocd rooms, about rive years built, plastered end papered, pictuio rails, gae fittings ar.d ring. 2 bay w.ndowe and portico, Icadlighte in front ti.e grater and hearth*, * cupb-sErd* and two wardroboe built in, bathroom, lavatory batin. hot and co.d water service, pantry, ecuilcry, T-aei.house, cna.n fewer, h.p, water, ocncrele pathi, eightHacre section, well fenced. Owner leaving Christchurch and anxious to sell. HILLARY and BAXTER, HG Manchester etrett. NEW BRIGHTON" BARGAIN" NEW UOUSE AND FURNITURE. MARSEILLES iILB ROOP. VERY FINE POSITION. PEICE ~£47S BUNGALOW HOUSE of 4 rooms, plastered, cosy rcrandah, gas fittings and firiller, tile hearths, cupboard* bui.i in, bathroom, pantry ant! w»ahb>-Ufe, with copper, tube ana link, fplendid water supply, good section, UA.Vi.SY 'XU PIER. T::o hn:;Ee was specially well built three |-car» n.io, tnd is very cosy in every way. LET ON A TERM Ai 23g PER VVEEK. a:v ideal seaside home. Immediate Saio Necessary. , HILLARY and BAXTER,

; Uβ Maccheiitcr atrcot. FOESALEr i BBAXDNEW BUNGALOWi BPHINGFIELD ROAD. i?OOn—MODExiJ 6-roonicd Htrase, din- « uou room, pintllcd, bath, expeneive mante.e and grates, good cupbosrde, pretty leadiigbts, hot ar.d cold water ewT.c*, j suns; vtrandab and portico, ina;n -*ewer oomplete, tiled roof, gmsd section, handy to two cats and on the brat part of SpriagScld read. Very Easy Terms. HILLARY and ' 146 Xancbertcr tiltti. C7321-C7O4Q I