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Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVI, Issue 14416, 5 July 1907, Page 10

Properties For or Sale To I)»fc. ) EAST & EAST. .':''."•■ | jj A S X AND E A S?«V REAL ESTAXB AGENTS, 154, HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. NORTH ISLAND—HAWSE'S BAY (NAPIEB).= j 3500 ACRES. I £i 15s PEE ACRE. -..■'"" Half ploughabls limestone connfe?, I 4200 sheep cow on turn, houw, ouV buildings, woolshed etc. TEBMS-a 1 One-third Cash. EAST AND EAST. WAIPAWA. f. 4500 ACRES. '; £lO PER ACRE. '\ Really good hilly country, with conssiderable amount ploughabie, subdivided ir*- -"— L — iJ --' 6-rcomed jbw £15,000 cash required. EAST AND EASI. SOUTH ISLANDSOUTH CANTEBBTJBY—£■2S PER ACRE. First-class land, will grow anything, close to railway station, creamery, bandy to four saleyard centres andl freezing works, subdivided into 9 paddocks, well watered, new £-rooine£ house, all necessary farm building»«, 200 acres river-bed given in. ;, 263 , EAST AND EAST. MARLBOROUGH. 2000 ACRES (More or jew). £8 10s PER ACRE. 200 acres first-class laaS, • fortne* area of ploughable land, balance hil'y, substantially fenced and alio sub* divided, railway station on property; good terms to suitable maa EAST AND EAST. LEASEHOLDS NELSON DISTRICT. At present carrying 4 \e> 58r) ane«p\ nould be improved to carry 2800. a* most of it is still in bush; would bw: leased for 21 years at Is 6d per wrt. with £3OO for goodwill; new i-roomoal EAST AND EAST. L.1.P., subdivided into 5 paaSotkf, each with permanent water, well' fenced, S-roorned cottage, good ' sheepyards and stable; ft large proportion In croop. Rent £3 10s per acre. Good- . will mm. EAST AND EAST. ST ALBANS. Three-quarter Acre, good laaidv wUM house of 4 rooms, trapshed and storeroom, workshop, dairy, stable, o©» shed, etc.. orchard. Rent, includin rates and insurance, 8s a weak;:- , years of lease to run; goodwill £SO, FSS7 EAST AND EAST. AND AT WELINGTON. W. J. HOPKINS k CO. EBT A T * OPPORTUNITY To Secure a Block of this Celebrated BekA% as ONLY I 6 GRAND FARM BLOCKS • 0 GRAND FARM BLOCKS .» Are left for selection out of a total area of . No. 29 —AREA 438 ACRES No. 21 —AREA 255 ACRES No. 70a—AREA 590 ACRES No. 81—AREA 52* ACRES No. 82 —AREA 539 ACRES No. S 3 —AREA 657 ACRES. , '' - '" The whole of iho Blocks now offered h*Tefee*w UNDER CULTIVATION. and the land will grow excellent crop* «$ "WHEAT, and is the finest in New Zealand far OATS, GRASS, RAPE AND ' TURNIP. This Magnificent Estate has for years bee* noted for the number and quality ■of thai freezing stock produced and Mat off tbjr Station. The Blocks still open for teleetaesj ARE QUITE OF EQUAL VALUE TC» THOSE ALREADY SOLD. and the prices are exceptionally low fosr and, FIRST-CLASS AGRICULTURAL AND •■" PASTORAL LAND, being less than half the prices asked for 'ftp, same quality of land in Canterbury. THERE ARE MANY SPECIAL ADVANTAGES ATTACHED TO' CLYDEVALE,', As follows:. All the Blocks have CATTLE-PROOF FENCES ' ARE WELL WATERED ; AND HAVE FRONTAGE U'O EXCEW • LENT ROADS. STEAMER SERVICE ON THE CLTTTH*. RIVER from the Estate to Bslclutln* carrying at less than railway rate*. THE MAIN SOUTH EXPRESS ; RAIL. "WAY LINE is only an hour'b drive from the Estate, and there are also aTKsfc , conveniences ok the property as ■ STATE SCHOOL POST AND TELEGRAPH OFFICE • GENERAL STORE and CHURCH. The balanea of the Estate is certaia f» fe* sold within the next week or two,_ tad those wanting a good farm at a low price and cm, easy terms should lose'no time m iaspeotin£ Clydevalo. Conveyance leaves Clinton every morning at 9 a.m. for the Estate. - W. J. HOPKINS AND 00., Land, Estate and Finance Agents, - BOWRON'S BUILDINGS. . ' foMf Manchester and. Hereford SUftfr ■■,■ CHRISTCaUECS,/ ,■■■. : : :•■ -A;x .