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J I "Properties for sale. , r~ / T.T.AN HOPKINS. / rmN HOPKINS, L-mifLAND ESTATE. STOCK AND AND VALUATOR, cSSAa™ HEREFORD •PHONE 668. BOX 635 ' ,58 CHEAPEST MS* OFFERED THE „ I( , r m OF FREEHOLD, sitaated m 723 a well-known sheep district, wflway _ a school and poet office a saleyard 6.miles. Carrylittle <rwr t j- {arm 1 sheep per acre, jog. capac'y —rjied 700 sheep all last seaThf is «U "e aidulating, comprising easy tboog to the sun, and ia fairly •jftrS Permanently Mtn*dl Eijyr.fenced, subdivided into i taU all ****££%■ paddocKß, T , rmw > jr tv ja a chocolate loam eoil on , on a c i ay subsoiL Exerf oat* and turnips are ffrown M the oat crop m one instance bushels per acre. At present jveragin., to be «own in grass, Si acres «*£, » old txrro U Xr tussock. BUILDINGS are 4nce , \ "ood comfortable vhare, 4115 it2l stable large new shed, barn, etc. Also ,t tfffn?falahUpwta. Stock at present of 160 ewes with lambs, 100 hoggets ewes), 4 horses, 2 sowe, also poultry. 'nlouehs, disc harrows, tine harrows, v"h drill (nearly new), dray arid frame, 1?' uledcee dray harneea, cart harness, 4T oke 3-horae yoke, 10 coils of netting, ,r r .vL* of chag, KTM9-se-.-d,' and sundries. OF PROPERTY AS A GOING P CONCERN, £5 15s PER ACRE. Suitable terms for gocd man with small Cnuiial. • ' ALLAN HOPKINS. -tftl -T-cpLENDID CANTERI3CRY' FARM. BAA ACRES FKEEHOLD, situated close 700 to echool and railway station, all i—.hable land. 14 subdivisions watered by SSfen? capable of. carrying 1000 b€flidea a area in crop®. At fSSt 468 acrca 50 acrcs turnips, 100 P 50 acres oats, 50 acres ploughed fnToats Stock now on property 1230 sheep; ifrioomid modern house and all convemInus all necessarj" outbuildings. This land faTgrown 65 bushels of oats and 40 bushels "( wheat per :w:re. 10 miles from Christchurch. pRICE £1 . pi?j.j A cRE. On Vcr7 Easy Terms. Al-1 ALLAN HOPKINS. TCHKA'P - SOUTHLAXD PROPERTY. A ACRES FREEHOLD, situated at "l" Awamaunga, 14 miles from Balrlutha Practically all ploughable, iindulat;n» country, with a carrying capacity of lj I'-a p er acre besidee cattle. Subdivided into 15 P&ddocks watered by good running itreanw Six-roomed up-to-date house, cowbrre stable, barn, trapahed, etc.; 1 mile to echool and post office, 5 miles to river jx*t. A good sheep and cropping farm, irrtiVA crood crops of wheat, oats, and turnips. PRICE £10 PER ACRE. Good Terms, g ALLAN HOPKINS. 40 ACRES MARSHLANDS. J A ACRES of beautiful land, situated in 4U this famous district, all freehold LT.T. - 1§ miles to school and post office, uid'6i' miles from Square. Very heavy land, ideal far dairying and cropping. All in grass at present with the exoeption of 5 acres of barloy. Subdivided into 5 paddocks watered v by arteeians; 5-roomed modem house, containing hot and cold water service, bathroom, scullery, washhouse, oopper and tubs, etc. Numerous outbuildings. MODERATE PRK». US ALT/AN HOPKINS. "NORTH CANTERBURY LEASEHOLD. A OA ACRES of good land; carries 2 ewes, 40u besides crops; all freehold - All flat and ploughable, and watered by nat"» ral streams; 80 acres at present in wheat and oats, balanoe grass. Well fenced and subdivided into 13 paddocks. New 7-roomed house, containing all the latest improvements, men's house, implement shed, stable, etc., all the necessary buildings, and in capital order. Ono milo from school and post oflice, 4 miles from railway station. Rental 20s per.acre; first half-year's rent in advance. Term 5 years. 242 ALT,AN HOPKINS. 90 ACRES, S. CANTERBURY. AVERY CHOICE little farm, partly leasehold. Situated in a famous 'district, and close to town and railway; 50 acres gross, balanoe crop and ploughed ready for turnips. Ring fenced and conveniently subdivided into 7 paddocks watered by springs. Will carry about 15 cows, besides crops. House of 4 rooms, stable, chaffhouse, implement shed, and cowshed; 4-mile from school and post office. - PRICE £16 PER ACRE. Good chonoe for a man with a few pounds, mb owner will accept small deposit. 122 I - ALLAN HOPKINS. : W. J. COLES AND CO. W. J. COLfeS AND CO.. 148 MANCHESTER STREET. NORTH ISLAND FARMS. , HANDY SIZED RUN, WAIKATO 2000 ACRES FREEHOLD, AT £13 PER ACRE. 'PHIS is Bush Country, limestone formaJ- . -tion, 1800 acree in grass, undulating. steep country. 40 paddocks. Property consists of 3 open valleys, facing the eun. sood fences. 12-roomed House, woolshed, eith Lister machine installed, and a fine ' :ange of ncoeeaary buildings. 'Phone, 23 niles from railway, by good motor 'road, ind 25 miles 'from freezing works. This is 2-ewe country. Wintered 500 head sattle and 3000' sheep (of which 1500 were ewes). , £10,000' CASH DEPOSIT REQUIRED. .1 W. J. COLES and CO. SHEEP-' AND CATTLE RUN. NORTH AUCKLAND. 10,000 ACRES FREEHOLD, AT £4 10s PER ACRE. ONLY nine miles from railway, 2J hours' "motor ride from Auckland, and has a tea frontage. About half in grass, balance ready for the plough when burnt. Two-thirds of the block is- ideal cropping country. Winters 5000 eheep and 500 head cattle with<rat artificial feed. Foorteen-roomed House, and a large range of most useful buildings. ; The potentialities of this run are enormous, and with capital expended on it, reealts can be trebled. £10,000 CASH DEPOSIT WANTED. \ 2 ' W. J. COLES and CO.. A REAL SNIP. W A I K A T O. 22,000 ACRES FREEHOLD AT £2 10s PER ACRE. ON EASY TERMS. ICAA ACRES in best grass, being firstWUU class swamp. There are also IiOO ■ acres best drained swamp, burnt off ready for the plough, and 1500 acres of secondcltas swamp lands. Balanoe is semi-vol-canic to pumicy, and tussock country, which will' carry when improved one sheep per acre. 75 per cent, of the block is level, balance gently rolling country. Over 30 niles of fencing and 9 subdivisions. Adorning this run wto well-known ex-South island farmers are grazing and fattening 4 sheep per acre on the swamp porfions. £5000 DEPOSIT WANTED. This country ia well worthy of insoection. I W. J. COLES and CO"., 1833 148 Manchester street. RONALD S. BADGER. -CHANCE TO GET INTO BUSINESS. £4 A WEEK. CASH DAIRY BUSINESS GOING CHEAP. This is an unusual chance to step , into a ready-made £1 a week liv- " ing. About 18 acres, part freehold, with six-roomed old-fash-ioned comfortable Houee; 7 cows in profit, 1 heifer, 3 acrea in potatoes, lucerne, mangels. No Delivery—cash trade at the door. °nly~£s7O AS GOING CONCERN. Mortgage only £150. I Town Property might be con- | eid«red in part payment. Don't hesitate and miss the chance. See ' me to-day, Tho opening is a rare one, and there's a sound reason for selling. .. \ RONALD S. BADGER, IS7 Manchester street. ,6 C. J. MARSHALL. FOR SALE. \ inO HARPER STREET. SYDENHAM, just over railway, House of Seven • Booms, etc., nearly t-Acre Section, 55 feet frontage. Position of buildings makes property* very suitable for a carrier, cabman, or t«i proprietor; or plenty room for another house. INSTRUCTIONS: I ■ , Submit any reasonable offer. Owner givtag Easy 'l'erms. C. J. MARSHAT/Tj • Eh 77 HEREFORD STREET. M> M 9334-170