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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXXIII, Issue 16061, 16 October 1912, Page 14

FOR SALE OR TO LET. THOMAS MAUDE. THOMAS MAUDE, STATE AND STATION AGENT. 118, HEREFORD STREET. THE HOME OP THE "WOOL KINGS. 1 Qflf\ ACHES, -roll watered »nd well IOUU fenced, with about 400 acres gpr.J ploughable land, balance first-claa.3 tussock country, currying over BOW sheep. Hou:e of G large rooias, with all usual conveniences, nil necessary outbuildings for working this excellent propertv. It is (situated about i miles from railway station by ftrstalass road, and 3 miles irom school. Good markets handy. PRICE £lO PER ACRE. GOOD TERMS TO A SOLID MAN. Fol 26b THOMAS MAUDE. IN A PROSPEROUS DISTRICT. 1/1 ACRES, about 5 miles from Rangiora. UU First-class Mixed Farm of 200 acres. Splendid fattening country. Grows marvellous crops oi wheat, oats, o! V Good house c£ 6 Tooms, stable, trapJjji shep, loose-boxes, implement fixed, etc !?'*; Large orchard. PRICE~£26. " »er retiring. Very Easy Terms f aTol. 45a THOMAS MAUDE. TO THE SEA, WHERE THE FEED ALWAYS GROWS. KQA ACRES, Splendid Tussock Sheep Do\J Country, lying well to the sun, only 8 miles from Christchurch. Good portion has been surface, sown with i English rye and clover. Stock at ' present consists of 1100 ewes and wethers end 50 head cattle. i- '': PKTCEai 10s. • - Good Terms can be arranged. ' Fol. 41b " THOMAS MAUDE, ■'; SPRINGSTON. I ACRES Good Mixed Farm; 3 miles XfO from.saleyarda and creamery, and 2} miles from school. Grows great crops of peas, wheat and clover. Good House of G rooms, wsshhouse, dairy, •table, cowshed, trapshed, etc. OWNER WOULD CONSIDER AN EXCHANGE FOR HOUSE AND FEW ACRES NEAR TOWN. Moat of tie purchase money can remain on Ifortgsge. . PRICE ONLY £25 PER ACRE. Fol. 56b Ex.' THOMAS MAUDE. Oaf&Y ONB POUND PEP. ACRE DOWN, BALANCE AT 6 PER CENT. CANTERBURY. 17 AA ACRES, Good Sheep Country. Giowb >i \J\J good crops, wintered last year 235 ' nheop with onlv 20 acres of turnips. At present there- fs 100 acres sown in turnips and gross, balance in young grass. Only 4 miles from railway and 3 miles from echool. PRICE £7 10s PER ACRE. CASH £7OO, Balance at 5 per cent, Fol 59* THOMAS MAUDE. IANTERBURY, 8 miles from Twlwsy, / close to school—3oo Acres, subdivided into 6 paddocks by good gorse and wire fences, well watered by oreeks and wells, splendid wheat country; 100 acres in crop this season, 300 acres in grass. New house 5 rooms end all conveniences, stable, granary, implement ' 1 shed. A / PRICE £23 par acre, - To. M THOMAS MAUDE. I FOR EXCHANGE. , ' OOOD CROPPING AND GRAZING FARM imale from School and Telephone. J- into 8 paddocks. Good house of 5 rooms, B-Btalled stab!?, trepshod, „. chafEhon°e, granary, man's where, ■heepyards, etc. Good garden ana orchard. Owner leaving for Austra- ** li». Must sell. Ho would consider ib exeheag for City property. H PRICE 418 PER ACRE, AND GOOD . .TERMS. FoL Sis THOMAS MAUDE. ONE OF THE 3EST-A L.I.P. School and Railway rerv convenient. AAA ACRES—2 ewea to acre. Grows heavy 01/V crops of wheat and oats; well-watered and subdivided. Large houße 8 rooms, bath, pantry, scullery, washhouso and copper, dairy, oto. stable, granary, woolshed, cowshed. All that * man can wish for. ONLY £IOOO CASH required. Rent 6s «d ear acre, leu 10 per cent. Fol. 24 v THOMAS MAUDE. CONVENIENT TO GOOD MARKET. It mileß from School. 1 fiEC ACRES—Good Mixed Farm, well snb'4.1/0 divided and watored; also 40 acre* Leasehold at a low rent for 6 years. Good House of 8 rooms, stable and toose-boxes, all well built. Owner has another farm, and is ont to sell. PRICE £ls 10s. Leasehold given in. 9 b Ex. THOMAS MAUDE. NORTH CANTERBURY. ■V flood Chance for a Man with Small Means. ONLY £4OO CASH. I CA ACRES, subdivided into 6 paddtfckSi cropping and grazinj vsnient to railway and market. £4OO jth required, balance at 5 per cent 63* PRICE £ll PER ACRE. THOMAS MAUDE. OBTH CANTERBURY— Sheep Country— I 8000 Acres (about), beautiful low tus•ook country, lying nicely to sun, ring fenced and well subdivided, watered by numerous croeib. i«Tgo portion surface sown with English trrua (olover and cocksfoot}. will t cany : I|. ewe* Improvements on Homestead consists 01 souse 7 Urge rooms, h. and c. water both tuba, tape, etc.; large woolshed for ' • 8 shearers with ample holding room, , aheepyard, dip, stable, man's hut, i, shearers' house and bakehouse. ProSis, v'' perty will stow 10 per cent on pries 1 ' ' aakao- ' V PRICE its per acre. Easy terms, ■la, a* THOMAS MAUDE NORTH OANTEBBUB/". •9ATin ACRES (about). 3 miles from tailavUvV/ way and school, subdivided into two Mocks. wate*eJ by creeks; good tussock mwp c*«wry, nearly all ploughable; winter a 2000 ewes last winter. No buildings. PRICE £• 10s par axire. Easy, term* '• -g<y\U THOMAS MAUDE. FOR EXCHANGE lies irom railway, S miloa from important inland town—2o9o ACRES (about), healthy sheep coun—lbdivided into 13 paddocks by 7 wire standard fences, well watered. Crops—S6 acres wheat, 64 acr<?>« oate. 100 acres tßMiips, 23 acres rape end t young grass. . ' Buildings consist of 13 roomed re~ f sidence, all conveniences. 4-stalled stable, granary, sheep-yards, etc t aUCE £4 10s per acre, crops in. Terms easy, fe.lOb THOMAS MAUDE. URY—Si miles from railway and . school—2ooo ACRES (about), eubdivided into convenient-siscd blocks, /fatered by country races; stock carA*d, half sheep to aero; wool off property brought lOd lb this year; 83 acres in turnips and grass, balanca saHva. New house 4 Hr?e rooms, water laid on. new stable and wool shed. fatlCE £2 5s ptr acre. Good terms. f H O M A S MA Caristchurcb.