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Press, Volume LI, Issue 15465, 18 December 1915, Page 19

C PROPERTIES FOR SALE. 000 ALLAN HOPKINS. ' • ALLAN HOPKINS. i poUSS, LAXD. D ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR AXD LAXD BROKER, Cathedral square Chambers, Adjoining Bank of New Zealand. Bank of New Zealand. P.O. Box 635. Telephone 653. -aTC ACRES. Easy Dowm, natural water ' 2*lo supplv, ooU acres in wheat, oats, " gas grown "to bushels of wheat. Fai?~La 4500 sheep and 110 bullocks last 6eason. Hi comfortable buildings. PEICE £16 103. -Twill se-1 m b.ocks. tay terms arranged. ■Jn ACRES, Dsiry Farm, cicar title, 0 miles il) from L'hriatchurch. 14 acres in oats. a ;." potatoes. 3 acres mangolds awedea. *? Garrv -) *o 25 cows. PRICE £25 per £. for larger farm. (10*) «.<£» ACRES, near Timaru-Low, Sunny JfoO Dowii, exceptionally well watjted. Rt«k: GCO ewe's, 20 wethers, U head oi £tfe and S horses. Will take ho«c»j join as deposit. u nl ACRES—Nice Suburban Home, all in it good order. About 2 acre* in firstSi ofchard. Excellent bu.id« ? . Owner JIOCO, on easy termfl. (iU ' ff\(\ ACRES, beat part of Cantorburv, conOUU aisting of K-Ui-E Limestone Downs, i.!l watered Grows ep.cndid cocksfoot. Sraer will guarantee it to carry 1000 ewes. ■Keying caoacity, 2 shr~n to tho acre, beSsVcp«. First-class House and outbuildST PRICE only £16 J<>> per acre. £1000 : iSUii, or will take a good lettable property te part payment. • > ACRES, Sprcydon, 3 minutes from Tram f-D-and School—Heavy bind, grows spler-uw \%£n& root crops BUILDINGS consist ; Sfirst-class 7-roomed House, hot and co.il 2,ur. bathroom, etc.. stable, looee-box, trapSrf and cowshed. Insured for £700. This «SI be sold, and the vendor will accep. So deposit, the balance can be arranged ;£tb© easiest of terms. A good House wu Uaccepted as deposit. \- l > El\ ACRES, Dairy Farm, i-mil© from North OU Canterbury Town and Railway Station. Brows splendid grass, mangolds, oats, etc. •u, are 22 acres in various crops, includiif 16 acrea in clover. Balance carrying la Sain" cows (which can be taken over at 'nhutioE). BUILDINGS compriso 7-room«l -;s»«lUaghouse, l&bailed cowbyre, end stable. ■%i»u the cheapest little Dairy Run on the ■Vrket. The first man to inspect will purs.-, PRICE £45 10s per acre. Deposit ifcut £50°. balance easy terms. ,'i '''it ACRES, Dairy Farm, all in crops ex--4D oept 3 acres. Carry easily 20 to 2o -ms House of 3 rooms sheds, etc. Grew Bbusbels of wheat and 60 bushels of oats tf-tb» acre last year. PRICE £25 per acre. jUnr win Exchange for few acres near ■>mFR SALE, a Modern House of 5 largo and lofty rooms, standing on concrete /toditiomi, and situated in a very sunny JjMftion, facing north. The House is replete Sh every modern convenience, including ~« and complete fittings, bathroom, basin, Sjwer, Hot aid cold water service, electric /Bb, etc. High-pressure water «"?«*. ■Mr connexion, area-of land 2 Roods 12 *rtues, frontage of property over a chain, Stntifnlly laid; out An garden, asphalt paths, Wdard, lawn, etc -The property is situated fa. a very exclusive locality, yet very handy to Sewn and close to Trams. This is a very ttoerior Residence, and at the price asked is rSreat bargain. PRICE £1050, on the very «Ut erf terms. To avoid disappointment teplj at once.' w. '" " ", : -— I' WILSON AND AILENDER. j| — : " k- NELSON APPLE LANDS. ?<? —. *»TE have been appointed SOLE CHRISTP» CHURCH AGENTS of the OBCHABDS COMPANY. If Tie management and sttpervision ot this "'.fall-known Companv are above reproach, f.lkfir booklet "Apple* for Export," containijtf (0 pages of reading matter and illustrai'fem, fs obtainable from us. Get a copy to.itj. It wpl convince you of th* soundneed proposition. The management of this ■ i&Bipuy consist of leading Nelson people LfcUrotea in fruit-growing. W;~ WILSON and ALLENDEK, 163 Caahol street. fa- ' &r &*; APPLE LANDS. --r . . ~" ' W PARTLY'PLANTED. * SECTION «, Area S3 Acres 22 Perches, yf" 20 Acres are plantablo, and the balance : If tuitable for paddock or pines, 5 acres are £|3tnted in orchard during season 1915, as Mows:—l 79 Stnrmcrs' Pippins, 115 Jona<%bb, 67 Mnnroe's Favourite, 63 Cox Orange jyippin, 89 Shepherd's Perfection. Th© secis fenced, and the orchard is in firet|^H .order. Price i 25 per acre. Terms: 10 0& cent' deposit, 10 per" cent, in j'.lfpw cent, in twelve months, the balance fine, 1320; Interest. 5 per cent. $£.■ ' ■ I&ON'T DELAY. ENQUIRE AT ONCE. :t«P» Chance is touts now, and may not come your way again. Ik ■— IT CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY, $o'-:' : CHEAP FAKE. particulars from and ALLENDER, &'.<■ 163 Cashel etreet, *jfsßM3o3 Christchuxch. fIIHE APPLE LANDS COMPANY. _ ||'' TASMAN NORTH. iVSB Plans of thU New Fruit Settlement MT«a the MOUTERE HILLS, Nelson, j\Pfs now betn issued, and can be obtained to the TASMAN NORTH S**«lT LANDS CO. 187 Manchester street. rfcJae. Opawa Subdivision, comprising 31 jij'jpact Orchard Blocks, varying from-8 to u: 'Acres in extent, is intended to bo formed Sjjjji. Canterbury settlement. The gently l?g2?? "^R* 9 . v "'ng np to tho North, are §tW Apple-growing Slopes. for Orchard purposes. Clearing. iffOTunt, tad Plrushinir can be carrkd without delav, and the land allowed K*J«J fallow until the planting season. This '";?**j«a the land for Apple-growing purj;t"lsfi and gives the young trees a great start spring. manager for th© block has been and is now in charge of the settle?<22r.*bepntee's Orchards will be carefully i jjjWted and brought into bearing •nnder the supervision. ~J 2 BIASMAX NORTH FEUIT LANDS CO., LTD. £-' ; *.- EEBCTJS, Managing Director, 137 Manchester etieet. |[TBE Cream of tho News in the British, gj-y American. Australian, and European *.-?" t h" Great Wax appears dail* Evening New.." J