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Press, Volume LII, Issue 15777, 19 December 1916, Page 10

j PROPERTIES FOR SALE. | ALLAN HOPKINS. ALLAN HOPKINS, HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, "STOCK AND STATION* AGENT, AND VALU AT OK. Cathedral square and Hereford fttreet (Next Bank of Now Zealand). 'Phone C 56 Box 635. Attention is drawn to tho following list of FARMS, comprising some of the Beet Value offering to-day: — 55 ACRES, NORTEJ CANTERBURY. ~ r ACRES of Freehold, situated not, far 00 from liangiora, school and railway | station 1J miles. About 40 Acrcs in crop. balance grass. Seven subdivisions, all j -watered by springs and races. i iloueo of C rooms, in perfcct order, +■ siallod stable, trap6hed, etc. Present owner never B«ta less than SO bushels of wheat per acre. I PRICE: £34 PER ACRE. Fairiv email Deposit accepted. 122 ALLAN HOPKINS._ ~SOUTH CANTERBURY BARGAIN. ACRES, situated iu one of the best —u grain-growing parts q£ Canterbury. Heavy, flat, land, capable of growing tremeudtxu3 crops of wheat and oats, partly grass at present, there being about 50 Acres iu various crops. Well fenced and subdivided into 11 paddocks. 7-Rocined House, containing all conveniences, granary, stable, large trawhed, cowbyro, dairy, etc. PRICE: "£33 PER ACRE. On Excellent Terms. 10 ALLAN HOPKINS. 2C0 _ ACRES, SOUTH CANTERBURY. MIXED FARM of '200 Acres, all Freehold, L.T.T. About 80 Acres slightly undulating, balance flat, all ploughable and subdivided into 5 paddocks, _ watered by springs and creek. IGO Acres in grass, balance crop. C-Roomed Hou3e in good order, i largo birn, stable, cowshed, etc. 2J Miles from School and Post Office. PRICE: £21 PER ACRE. Good Terms. 167 ALLAN HOPKINS. EXCHANGE - "F CHi SMALLTTARM. 1 QA ACRES FREEHOLD, and 300 Acres Ao\/ River Flat, rent free, situated near Railway Station, and handy to 'Timaru. Good aheep land, subdivided into 0 paddocks, well watered. Tho Freehold will carry two owes to the acre. BUILDINGS consist of a good 6-roomed house, woolshed, sheep yards and dip. There aro 10 Acres . oats, 10 Acrcs turnips, 4-Acro iu potatoes, 12 Acrcs cocksfoot, balance young grass. Oivner will exchange for 40 Acres near C-hriatohurch. PRICE: £11 PER ACRE. Vendor Anxious ta Sell. 157 ALLAN _ HOPKINS._ "145 ACRES—ELLESMERE DISTRICT, iA ~ ACRES of Rich Land, Freehold, JLtLc) L.X.T.j Tory suitable for either agricultural or dairy farming, and a good, reliable piece of land in any season. At present 24 Acres in wheat, 22 Acros oats, 17 Acres Italian rye. balance grass; oor 10 subdivisions; water in each paddock. S-Roomed House in good order, trapshed, 5-stall stablo 5-bailed cowshed, barn, pig6tyes, etc. One mile from school, creamery, township, and Railway Station. PRICE: £37 PER ACRE. A Good Chance for a man with a few hundreds. 165 ALLAN HOPKINS. MIXED FAEM V nQZ ACRES, a good Canterbury FreeioD hold, situated 1-mile from township and Railway Station; very good quality land, partly flat and partly undulating. At present ">b Acrcs in various crops, balance grass; all ploughable, 10 subdivisions; when all in grass this property carried 3 sheep per acre. Modern house of 4 rooms, hot and cold service, bath, etc., concrete dairy, sheep yards, stable, cowshed, men's hut. For quick disposal. ; PRICE: £20 PER ACRE. 205 ALLAN HOPKINS. " 300~TCRES^CUST. oaa ACRES of good, sweet land, with a |OIA/ carrying capacity of 3 sheep per acre. Slightly undulating, but all ploughable 17 paddocks, conveniently watered by curings and races. At present 135 Acres in crop, balance grass. Carrying 750 owes and lambs besides cattle and horses. 6Roomed House, stable, cowshed, granary, etc., good outbuildings. 2J Miles to Post Office and Railway Station. PRICE: £28 PER ACRE. A Very Cheap Farm. lfis • ALLAN HOPKINS 1461 MONEY. "VT ONEY TO LEND on Approved Freehold Security at CURRENT RATES. IZARD and LOUGHNAN, Solicitors, 11248 13 Cathedral square. j HAVE MONEY TO LEND on any kind of Security, from £10 and upwards. F. D. KESTEVEN, £9851 4D Chanoery lana. MONEY to LEND, in Sums of £150 to £350, on FREEHOLD SECURITY. J.-MEAGHER and CO., 508 155 Cashel street, Chriatchurch. MONEY TO LEND. QN Approved Mortgage Securities at Cux- | rent Rates of Interest. HELMOEE and VAN ASCH, Solicitors, C 3 Hereford street, Christchuich, and at Rangiora. , H4003 f ' QAAA £2000,"' £1000, £500, and other (WOUUv) sums for investment on First Mortgago at Lowest Rates, and £350, £'250, £100, and other sums on Approved Second Mortgage.FRANKS, HUNTER, and LYON, Solicitors, K9845 109 Hereford street, Chriatchurch. WE have SUMS FOR INVESTMENT in AMOUNTS to suit borrowers, £50 to £1000. Current ratea of interest on good aecurityl MORTGAGES PREPARED AT REASONABLE COST. J. T. BELL and CO.. 84058 > 115 Gloucester street. HOTELS. "THE LODGE." 36 HEREFORD STREET. Christchuich. (Five Minutes from G.P.0.) SUPERIOR BOARD and RESIDENCE for Casual and Permanent Boarders. Beautifully situated, close to Gardens and River Avon. Telephone 1970 MRS GUNN. G2213 Proprietress. ROYAL MAIL COACHES. GEBALDINE-ORARI SERVICE. LEAVE Geraldine Daily at 7.45 a.m., arrive Orari daily 8.30 a.m.; l»ave Orari | daily 8.50 a.m., arrive Geraldine daily 9 3ff a.m., leave Geraldine daily 9.30 a.nj. arrive Orari daily 10.20 a.m.; leave Orari dailv 11.35 a.m., arrive Geraldine daily 12.20 pjn. leave Geraldine daily 1.30 p.m arrive Orari daily 2.15 p.m., leave Orari daily 2.55 p.m. arrive Geraldine daily 3.40 p.m., lea v<s PGeraid me daily 4.0 p.m., arrive Orari dailv 4 45 p.m., leave Orari daily 5.0 p.m., arrive Ger'aldino daily 5.40 P-m. .leave Geraldine dailv 5.0 p.m., arrive Orari daily 5.45 p.m. We Orari daily 6.0 fun arnve Geraldine 6.45 p.m. i ares, Is 6d Single 2s 6d Return. In connexion with the above I conduct a Liverv Business. Gigs and Saddle Hor3es, Coach»Z etc., on Hiro at reasonable rates Gen*r»f carrying and carting carried on / Baj £ carefully handled Agents New Zealand Express Company. Horse Clipping done-on The premises. Machine pjates sharpened Charges reasonable. Telephone No 44 v* SHERKATT, Proprietor, Geraldine. x GOSSIP for Girls, Housekeeping Hints "Weekly Fashion -ioteg, and Roadin~ for Everybody, appear in tlje "Pace for Women" in Saturday s Editions of "The Evening News." THE Greatest of all Wars," more fully dealt with in The Evening than in any other newspaper in Dominion.