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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVI, Issue 14310, 2 March 1907, Page 15

opertici Tor Sale or To Let. HILLARY ft BAXTER. LLAEY AND BAXTER, 122, Manchester Street. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. Vv.':£IBO. LTHAM. fronting a full chain road, the Railway Station—Cottage 3 rooms, ry and washhouse, full J-acre section, i is every day getting more valuable lor y purposes; good drainage. HILLARY AND BAXTER, Agents." Cfc/e ALBANS—T House 4 rooms, verandah bay window, scullery, washhouse ana t; J-acre, good section. HILLARY AND BAXTER-, Agents.^ £3OO. EEZE’S ROAD, near the New Bngh-ram-line—4J Acres, handy to the electric rooms and scullery; the iana 11 fenced and has a long frontage. HILLARY AND BAXTER, Agents. £350. DENHAM, good position—Exceptionally built House -1 rooms, plastered, cornices centra flowers, bathroom, gas and ntVenetian blinds, scullery and wash- > with copper and tubs, asphalt paths; i section in choice.fruit trees. . HILLARY AND BAXTER, Agents. £360. ; IINET?, good position, liahdy to tram beach—Comfortably-furnished House, 4 3, scullery and copper, main sewer and pressure water supply; i-acro section. TTTLT.ARY AND BAXTER, Agents. £3BO. LIVIER’S ROAD, North End—Good • 5 rooms, plastered and papered, ve»h, bathroom, pantry and scullery, Jsection; let at present to a first-class t. HILLARY AND BAXTER, Agents. £420. SHEL STREET, Linwood—House 4 s, scullery, washhouse and copper, good and outbuildings; fine section, 49Jft x sine. HILLARY AND BAXTER, Agents. £450. WOOD, Worcester Street —Comfortable a 6 rooms, bathroom, h. and c. water e, gas fittings, verandah, scullery and jt, detached room 18 x 12; over i-acre n..’ Price reduced for a quick sale. HILLARY AND BAXTER, Agents. £475. YWOOD, handy to the Ferry Road —Superior House 5 rooms, nicely deoo- , sft hall, bathroom, scullery, wash- . and out-shed, grand i-acre section, in trees, lawn and flower garden. ; HILLARY AND BAXTER, Agents! £530. ONSlDE—Superior House of 4 rooms, fitwith every modern convenience, including room, hot and cold water service through-lihen-press, oriel window, verandah, gas igs, washhouse, copper and tubs, ram and , i-acre, splendid situation, overlooking river. HILLARY AND BAXTER, Agents. 1 £550. 3DINGTON, without'doubt the best pon—House 6 rooms, plastered and papered, fittings, Venetians, bay window, veranconservatory, pantry, scullery, washle" and copper, workshop, etc., asphalt s, grand section 68 x 138 ft. Immediate esslon can be given. . HILLARY AND BAXTER, Licensed Laud Brokers, Manchester Street (between Hereford and Cashel Streets). Telephone 637. W. J. HOPKINS ft CO. SPECIAL PROPERTIES. EEP RUNS, AGRICULTURAL AND V DAIRY FARMS. 3EHOLDS AND LEASEHOLDS IN ALL PARTS OF THE COLONY. Y AND RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES. OOD INVESTMENTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. [LDING SECTIONS FOR SALE IN AU. PARTS OF THE CITY AAu SUBURBS. No. 1. s SOUTH CANTERBURY. Nadid piece of sweet native tussock, country, well watered by SIX PERMANENT STREAMS, NORTHERN ASPECT. , ' , 2548 ACRES. 2548OR SALE AS A GOING CONCERN, Including—--1800 SHEEP AND LAMBS. 1800 r l PLANT AND FURNITURE. >lendid native bush in all the gullies, ;h affords excellent shelter for stock in weather, besides being a valuable asset . large proportion of the bush is Broadwhich is valuable for fencing posts, etc. re is estimated to be many hundreds of nds worth of posts in the bush. The c. about 400 acres is in one block and balance of the-, country is as above mened. The land would take English grasses clover well-if surface sown. It is all fenced with iron standard and wire, and UuuiVided into six blocks, besides home docks. About 200 acres can be ploughed, would grow good crops of rape .and lips. be property, properly worked, would ter 1500 ewes and 500 dry sheep, and en off the lambs. The Homestead consists nodern house of 7 rooms, with every conience, including hot and cold wter ser- , .bathroom, verandah and all kitchen es. Splendid stables, sheds, yards, etc. he price is £3 10s per acre, stock, furnis "and plant included, at which figure it is cheapest property on the market. , is an ideal home, surrounded by native b, and the view from the house is most sing and beautiful. Through the bush, close to the house flows a large permancreek which is well stocked with trout, affords splendid fishing, and there is sting all over the district. The property iccessable by good roads to Timaru and e Railway Station, and for anyone seekan ideal life, this is an opportunity that oms occurs. The properly has never sufd from the dry weather, and it is easily cheaply worked. No. 2.—SOUTH CANTERBURY. 11 ACRES of the Best of Land. This is ideal farm for agricultural, sheep or dairypurposes. Grows luxuriant crops of grain root products of all descriptions; 40 to bushels of wheat to the acre. For rape turnip and clover and grass this land not be beaten. Improvements consist of omed House with usual modern ccnvcnies, stables, sheds, yards, cowshed, pigsty, lard, etc. This magnificent farm is waterby. never failing creeks, and is very confentiy subdivided with good hedges. At;tive rolling downs and flats. Close to imery, school and post office; 5i miles n railway station; six trains daily, □dy to Timaru and Geraldine. Price £ls acre. The cheapest farm in the district. 3.—DAIRY FARM AS A GOING CONCERN, TAX TAPU DISTRICT. RASE of 40 Acres, 20 Cows, 10 Acres of p. Price for Goodwill of Lease, Cows, ck and Crop, £l7O. The Lease has G years ■tin. Rent £2 per acre. House of 4 rooms, shed, barn, sheds and piggeries, good :e». Situated IS miles from Christchurct. ’or further information apply to W. J. HOPKINS AND CO., Bowron’s Buildings, ner Hereford and Manchester Streets, Christchurch. L £475. STDENHAM —Shop and Dwelling of 3 ks, scullery, gas, bathroom, pantry, etc., I ; wat(y: supply; also, Bakehouse, with tigs, etc. Stable, loose-box, Irapshed and less-room; | of an acre section. Fcf. 214 CHARLES HILL. Land and Estate Agent. 165, HEREFORD STREET.