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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXI, Issue 15488, 14 December 1910, Page 14

*OR SACE OR TO LET. H. S. RICHARDS. MANOEHSTER STREET, NORTH. SECIIONB. CIiOSE TO BEALEY AVENUE. The Sections at laid off fronting Itfaneheiter Sties* North. Plan «nd full particulars on application. H. S. RICHARDS. FEDERAL CHAMBERS, l«a, Hereford Stew*. P. L. DAVTES & CO. ■A GRAND OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTORS, SYNDICATE PROMOTERS, OR SPECULATORS. A DAIRYING- PROPOSTTIOX HSESI DAIRYING DISTRICT. IN HW OAArt ACRES FREEHOLD, (situated in ZAj\}\) the Waikato, 10 miles from Hamilton mid 4 miles from railway station. Three road frontages. SOIL: Rich buck and chocolate loam resting on a subsoil of wwidy day, partly drained swamp, and some of the most valuable land in the famous Waikato district. Well watered oy creeks and springs. Subdivided into 16 paddocks, good fences. DweH'mrr-houoe, woolshed, granary, large stable, sheds; feed-room, yard*, •tc All buildings in splendid, order. Carryin" capacity, one cow to two acres. Aow carrying 3000 sheep and 300 cattle and horses. Two creameries, on* -on each eide of the property. This Property we have every confidence in recommending as one of the best investments offering in Now Zealand to-day. or to subdivide into dairy farms in the .autumn and sell at a profit of £3 per acre. PRICE: £l2 per aero; M 0 per cent d*. posit, baiaaico at *i pe«r cent for five years, Further particular* from the agents, P. I/l DA VIES AND CO., 161, Cftshel Six«et, Christehurch, LQASBY BROS. NETV BRIGHTON. 18 BEAUTIFUL SECTIONS. Good huid, not sand. High and dry. SPECIAL SUBDIVISION. In order to give you the benefit of good and cheap sections, served by electric tram service, and gas supply available, wa. are offering theae 16 sections, each ever i- acre, FROM £35 EACH. Cash, or £5 deposit per section, balance £1 monthly. REMEMBER— This chance may'not occur again, and there are only lfc. GET A PLAN TO-DAY. . .. : LOASBY BROS.. Sole Agents, 93, Ca'.-hedral Square. A. RITCHIE & CO A. RITCHIE AND CO.. 190, Cashel Street. FOR SALE. AJORTH CANTERBURY—SSOO Acres; a il model Sheep Run. Good house, wooiahed wish 8 staid:: carr.ing cajjacitj iOOO sheep; 7000 sheep shorn !aF.t year; Government rotunis for three years 631)9 sUcop. Price £2 10s per aero. A good investment. Easy terms __ A. RITC HIE AN D COY. CANTERBURY— 900 Acres Good Agricultural Land; 1} miles iroin township and a mile from creamery; new house 30 rooms and outbuildings; too acres in wheat, 60 acres oats; plantation on boundary. Grew 50 busheU wheat last vear and 80 Bushels oats. Tho whole is well fenced and divided In convenient paddocks. Price, with crops. £24 per aero. Terms: £2OOO down, and balance on mortgage at ih per cent. ___ _ _ A - RITCHIE AND COY. pANTERBURY—3OO Acres Good Agricul_- <~ ; tural Farm; 110 acres in icres in oa!«,. and 00 acrei in turnips. Grow 48 buehe's wheal and 00 bushels oats last year, and as this property baa lied plenty of rain it should yield the same this year. Situate two miles from township, one mile, from creamery. Model dairy or agricultural farm. Price £22 10s per acre. Deposit £SOO, balance on mortgage. A RITCHIE AND COY: CANTERBURY— 211 Acres Agricultural Land, has grown SO bushels wheat, r.nd i nine-roomed brick bongo, plastered throughout, 12-sla.iled stable and granary and woolshed and four stands. Price, £3B 10? per acre. Situated 4- ni:ie.=i from railway, 2J miles from school and p. office, 11 miles from Ulnar u. A. RITCHIE AND COY. \TORTK CANTERBURY—47S Acres, aboul jovid light land; grew ."0 bushels oats hist yoar and carried KMJO ?hce<> inst winter without turnips. Prce. £l3 per acre. Terms. eiW) down, and balnncs can remain at 5 ***• C °" K ' . .A. -RITCHIE ANT/ COY. I[>XOELSIOE " Straw Hat Dyes, renews ■1 lhe colour' of faded hats, changes tho solour of new ones. All Grocers, 6d per pot. R«iehe* id. a