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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXIII, Issue 15899, 10 April 1912, Page 14

FOR SALE OR TO LET. ' W. J. HOPKINS THE CHEAPEST SEEEP AND AGRICULTURAL JAEM IN NEW ZEALAND. 2300 ACRES FREEHOLD. 8863 ACRES LEASEHOLD _ Jfe’lel under Two Leases—2Bss Acres G 7 12s per year, 17 years to run; Renewable Lease, 808 acres at £l3 12s, '6 years - to run. Also, 4000 SHEEP 25 HORSES 40 HEAD OF CATTLE IMPLEMENTS, Eto. » AS A GOING CONCERN. (lit Not Including Personal or Household ■ .. Effect s» PH I C E £13,700. Those who understand farming will at once recognise what a remarkably cheap property this is. This rare bargain has just come into onr hands for sale, and the first man In will get the refusal of it until he has had reasonable time to inspect.. PARTICULARS. Subdivided into 18 paddocks. NOTer-failing water supply in every paddeck. i Two-thirds of.freehold is agricultural land. Grows good crops Wheat, Oats, Grass, {Turnips, etc. 80 ACRES IN GRAIN CROP 150 ACRES TURNIPS 60 ACRES RAPE AND GRASS We might mention that although last seaaon was exceptionally dry, tho crops were excellent. One paddock of oats averaged 3 tons Oatsheaf to the acre. > •' • BUILDINGS. Two-storey lb-roomed House, bathroom, storeroom, scullery, and all necessary outbuildings. . Beautifully situated on a nice rise, within ten minutoa’ walk of a railway station, and overlooking township. • 1 OUTBUILDIN G%. . •Two Stables, loose-box, large barn, loft, cowehed, implement shed, shoapyards, men s t hut, woolsbed, 2-roomed cottage, men s ! end shearers’ hut, sheep dip, yards, etc., \ conveniently situated for carrying on the j plaoo. ■ • SITUATION. This magnifloent property is situated in Olago, near Milton. The homestead is only fen minutes’ walk from a, railway station and township. Further particulars on application to W. J. HOPKINS AND CO., tAxi), ESTATE AND FINANCE AGENTS BOWRON’S BUILDINGS, f . t CORNER MANCHESTER AND HEREFORD STREETS, CHRISTCHURCH, i BAKER BEOS, ST ALBANS. 8T ALBANS. 8T ALBANS. JUST OFF PAPAN JI ROAD, In 2d Section. SEVEN LARGE ROOMS (nearly new), with every possible convenience. The house is very tastefully decorated with the latest papers, friezes, etc. Land contain# over 1-acre, with motor- * house, toolhouse, etc. The Owner is very anxious to sell, and is willing to sacrifice ‘about £2OO on what the prog arty cost him. BAKER BROS., ' Auctioneers and Estate Agents,’ t 168, Manchester Street. r, WANTED, A SMALL SECTION, . Between Riccarton and Fendalton, About Straven Road or Harakeke Street, ' BAKER BROS.;. Auctioneers and Estate Agents, i 'lB3, Manchester Street W. T. ROBINSON. W. T. ROBINSON, SHAREBROKER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Corner of Cathedral Square and Chancery *» r .' . Lane. RICH AGRICULTURAL FARM. CLOSE TO RAILWAY STATION. rj ACRES RICH LAND, suitable for 4v/V/- cropping or dairying, well fenced subdivided. Eighty acres id oats, 100 acres turnips, 20 acres rape, 150 acres grass, balance in tussock. . The buildings comprise new house of 7 toemfl and all conveniences, 5-stalled stable, loose-box, harness room and loft, large implement shed, men's whare, etc., etc. Situated only one mile from Creamery, School, Post Office and Railway Station. PRICE £ls PER ACRE. W. T. ROBINSON. R.O. Box 584. . Tolephone 2629. Telegraphic Address: —“ Landstock.” JOSEPH WALLACE. " JOSEPH WALLACE, I-AND AND ESTATE AGENT, 171, CASHEL STREET , (Late with Harris Bros.). CHEAP PROPERTIES. LINWOOD. £2qo OE ° ffee - * • Rooms, washhouse, copper, sewer connection, h.p. water. About k-acre, 50ft frontage to main street. ■ JOSEPH WALLACE. £525 T 0 FOR OF FOUR LARGE AOOMS. , flection full J-acre, laid out, asphalt paths, twl run, situate on tram line. JOSEPH WALLACE. ADDINGTON—GOOD POSITION. i-4 pj/w4-ROOMBD HOUSE, h.p. water, liOv/ sewer connection, small section, ist be sold to pay mortgages. • No reasonie offer refused, .. -u -T JOSEPH .WALLACE.