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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXV, Issue 16564, 30 May 1914, Page 19

FOR SALE OR TO LET, i W. J. HOPKINS AND CO. No. I. : SMALL GRAZING- RUN. \ ACRES .LEASEHOLD, 10 years to u\j\j\) run, right of renewal for 21 years, valuation for improvements at end of lease. 300 ACRES FREEHOLD. Stock 1800 sheep, 50 head of cattle and some horses. Most of the country is limestone, part tussock country, sown down with English grasses, country all well watered by permanent streams. Improvements amount to £3OOO. and consist of Good Homestead 6 rooms and all conveniences, woolshed, stables, yards, dip, orchard and garden, home paddocks, etc. Could be improved to carry 5000 sheep, at present will carry 8000 sheep, half ewes, and 100 head of cattle fRICE, £10.250, AS "GOING CONCERN, INCLUDING FREEHOLD. W. J. HOPKINS AND CO., Aeents. A FIRST-CLASS FARM OF 260 ACRES. SITUATED IN THE GERALDINE - DISTRICT. .Subdivided into 10 paddocks. AH well fenced and watered by running streams; 70 acres stubble, 20 acres laid down in grass to be cut for feed next season; 50 acres rape and grass, balance 1 year and upwards. This is First-Class Land and has grown 60 bushels of oats, and 50 bushels of wheat to the' acre. Swedes sold last season at £8 per acre. BUILDINGS.—SpIendid House of 8 rooms, bathroom, linen pTess and pantry, h. and c. water, plastered throughout, flower centre pieces, leadlight doors and windows, tiled grates, etc. Washhouso, dairy and coalhouse, lawn, gardens, etc. Also 4-Roomed Cottage for married couple, man's hut, .ofrtalled stable, with loft, double loosebox, gigshed, implement shed, woolshed, yards, dip., etc. Also hack, stable, cowbyro, motor-car >hed, etoi PRICE— J?.OQ~ PER ACRE. The owner is retiring and will accept £BOO to £IOOO deposit. Balance can remain for a long term of years at 5 per cent, or will accept a property in Christchurch to the value of £IOOO to £I2OO as a deposit. W. J. HOPKINS AND CO., Agents. No. 5. AN EXCELLENT DAIRYING AND CROPPING FARM. NEAR OAMARU. ri A A ACRES, divided into 11 paddocks, *rW watered by springs. This is a really 'first-class property, and grows good grain and root crops BUILDINGS—o-roomed House, Trap and Cowshed, Stable, 2 Loose-boxes, Loft overhead, Pigstyes and 10-hail Cowbyre. This is ft most conveniently situated Farm jnd tie land is of first-class ouality. '•■- PRICE £3O PER ACRE. W. J. HOPKINS AND CO., " Agents. No. 4. t FOR SALE. \ 40 aITr E S. A CHEAP BLOCK OF LAND. • - -MUST BE".SOLD. PRICE ASKED £9 PER ACRE. This is a Bargain at the Price. W. J. HOPKINS AND CO., Agents. ' Further particulars _ regarding the above irtdes on application to W. J. HOPKINS AND COLAND, ESTATE AND FINANCE AGENTS, Comer HEREFORD AND MANCHESTER . . STREETS. • , ~. -• , CHRISTCHURCH. ALLAN HOPKINS. LLAN HOPKINS, HOUSE.. LAND, ESTATE, STOCK AND mt STATION AGENT. '■/'■ ; '^j PASTORAL RUN. AS A GOING - CONCERN. ' A< W\ ACRES, Canterbury, Gu»«.,J\J ment leasehold, 19 years to run, annual rental £3BO. Subdivided into 4 sections and permanently watered by springß end creeks.,-- • :?- ' ' ••'■' EUILDINGS-Cottag* of 8 rooms, telephone laid on, stable and chaff-house. Car-, rying capacity 5000 ewes easily. Average lambing 80 per cent. STOCK. 1000 J-bred Ewes 500 2-tooth J-bred Ewes. , 600 2-tooth J-bred Wethers 1000 S. and F.M. Merino Ewes 700 Lambs 74 Romney Rams. All sunny faces and sweet tussock country.. 12,000 Acres will carry ewes with safety all the winter. PRICE, Stock in, £IO,OOO. 139 ; .ALLAN HOPKINS. 191 Q ACRES of First-class Sweet Land, sitmtX O uated in the centre of the best Agricultural district in South Canterbury, and 4 miles from the station, subdivided into 7 paddocks and watered by creeks. Crops—72 Acres in Wheat, S 5 Acres in ©ata, 46 Acres in Clover and Grass, balance young grass. The land is very clean, has fceen well farmed and not over-cropped. Up-to-date House of 7 rooms, dairy, woolehea, granary, stable, implement shed and cowshed, fine orchard, lawn and garden. This is a splendid farm, and vail appeal in every possible way to a practical farmer. PRICE,, £22 per Acre; £IOOO down. ALLAN HOPKINS. . LEASEHOLD. 1 KKC\ -A- 01 ® 8 ' u v<>arß te ran, with right iOO" of renewal; rental 3s 3d per Acre, situated in Canterbury, 4 miles from station, school and creamery, subdivided into 10 paddocks, substantially fenced and practically all ploughable. Carrying capacity 2500 sheep. Up-to-date House of 7 rooms, shearing Tied, stable and all necessary outbuildings. A considerable area is in turnips and the balance is good grass. PRICE, £4OOO. 486 ALLAN HOPKINS. PROFITABLE DAIRY FARM AS A GOING CONCERN. SOUTH CANTERBURY, 84 A _£ 3 80 Acres of Freehold and 54 Acres of 1i.1.P- The leasehold land is of the richest iruality for dairying, cattle fattening and cropping, and is carrying at present 30 head of cattle. Subdivided into 5 paddocks and watered by permanent creeks. House of 4 rooms, washhouse. etc., huge shed, cowbyre, piggeries, with outside boiler. PRICE. £IBOO the lot, with 33 Cattle, 2 Horses, Buggy, Dray, Milk Cans, Tools and all sundries. This Land has grown 110 bushels Oats «nd C 3 bushels Wheat per acre. ALLAN HOPKINS. IDEAL DAIRY FARM. RETURNING £7OO PER YEAR. m ACRES, 2 miles from Town and imile from Creamery, subdivided into B paddockr " ■•■■-'-'■-• - - ' > ' In lands. CROPS—IO Aores in. Oats, 26 Acres of Green Feed, 7 Aores in Roots. BUILDINGS—House of 5 rooms, dairy ngine-room, men's hut, cowshed, fowlhouse .or 200 ; fowls, all up-to-date, poultry alono brings -in' 80s weekly. Just the farm for a man with a grown-up family. :■ PRICE—£3O per Acre and Liberal Terms. i . . ALLAN HOPKINS. SOUTH CANTERBURY. ■I 07 ACRES Freehold, situated 8 miles JM I from Winchester Station and handy to creamery, subdivided into 5 paddocks and watered by permanent streams. New House of 5 rooms, dairy, cowbyre »nd outbuildings This Farm has been leased at 37s 6d per acre; the, lessee milked 40 cows and did extremely 'well. PRICE, £25 per Acre; £SOO down, balance tan remain at 5 per cent 5 years. • ALLAN HOPKINS. fk RUB-UP each day with WO OD-Mn/NE A SHOE-SHINE il the height of polish perfection. It acts like magic on footwear |Bd preeervas its brilliant reflection, 3