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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 16992, 20 October 1915, Page 11

FOR SKLE OR TO LETALLAN HOPKINS. A REAL SOUND AND GENUINE LITTLE SHEEP RUN. WILL BEAR~THE CLOSEST INVESTIGATION. K7f) ACRES. Close to Ciristchurch, «■' ■ V comprising bowo v«ry good Sheep Country and also somo medium Cropping land Will carry between li and 12 ewes to the acre. There are at present .77 ACRES in wheat and 120 ACRES in oats, all looking well. BUILDINGS consist of nearly now House of 8 rooms, with all modern conveniences (insured for £400), G-stalled stable, chaffhouse, implement s hed, sheep yards, eto. Man next door has been offered £l3 per acre cash, and refused it. PRICE £ll PER ACRE. £IOOO DEPOSIT, BALANCE AT 5 Per Cent. (283) ALLAN HOPKINS

EXCELLENT LITTLE SHEEP RUN ON VERY EASY TEEMS. Acting on instructions from a client wo are offering for immediate disposal t Q Eft' ACRES ofsome EXCELLENT ODU SHEEP AND CROPPING LAND. The Vendor bought -tide block in 1906 (having owned it for somo nine years), for £IG per acre. It carried all through last year 650 shecY), 11 head of cattle and 8 horses (besides a considerable amount of cropping). It will easily grow 45 bus. of wheat and 7-5 bus. of oats to the acre. The property consists of nice- sunny rolling downs, subdivided into numerous paddecks, well watered by natural running streams. IMPROVEMENTS—S-Roomed residence, 5stallod stable and implement shed, sheep yards, etc. This MUST bo Sold and the Vendor will consider a good residential city property tw deposit. PRICE ONLY £l7 PER ACRE. AVell worth £2O. Terms arranged. (231) AL.LAN HOPKINS. TO THOSE WISHING TO GO SOUTH. 900 ACRES - Close to DUNEDIN and &i\J\J only 1 mile from township and railway station. The soil is good, there being 12 INCHES OF CHOCOLATE LOAM ••n several feet of clay. Will grow 4 tons of oaten sheaf, 100 bus., of wheat and 50 bus. of ryegrass. When fu.ly improved must carry 2 or 3 ewes to the acre. PRICE £4 5s 'PER ACRE. Small deposit. (195) ALLAN HOPKINS. OQ(\ ACRES Sheep and Cropping Farm, OOly quantity now in wheat. Limestono Downs, well watered. Carrying about 900 sheep, which have been on all the winter, and a. number of horses and cows. BUILDINGS.—Houso of 7 rooms (insured for £400), stable, woolshed, storeshed, etc. Owner will sell for cash or exchange for a small farm or city property. Price £l3 per acre. Ea6v terms. (McN. .233) ALLAN HOPKINS. FREE FROM DROUGHT SOUTHLAND. NO FLOODS, WESTERN DISTRICT. £ftft ACRES, at £5 Per Acre, fenced into DUu paddocks, well watered. Good land for crops and stock; 225 acre 5 virgin bush, several "tons of flax. 3i Miles from railway, school, post and telegraph office 1 mile. Terms to a buyer who will spend £3OO on buildings and fencing, 7J per cent cash. Balance 5 yoars at 6J per cent. ALLAN HOPKINS.

n(\n ACRES, at £7 13s 6d Per Acre. OUU Good Bungalow, large, shed with living room, 14 x 14, loose-box, 14 x 14, cowotc, otc. Weil watered, all ploughable, with the exception of 134 acres virgin bush. Si Miles from railway, 8 miles from Baleyards, 25 miles from freezing works. School, post and telegraph offiw 1 mile, dairy factory 3 miics. Several tons of flax. Terms £6OO caah, balance 5 years at 5.J per .cent. 1 . ALLAN HOPKINS. ~nrv ACEES, at £lO 5s per acre. 7>\Jv/ Roomed House, hut, stable, etc 55 Acres virgin bush. 2 Miles from railway station. Terms 20 per cent cash, balance 6 years at 6J per cent. All three- properties n/djoin a sawmill area. '- ALLAN HOPKINS. SPEIRS, SAUNDERS AND CO. FRTJIT FARMS. FRUIT FARMS. ' FARMING is a lucrative occupation and a rapidly growing industry. THE WORLD'S MARKETS ARE OPEN FOR ALL YOU CAN PRODUCE. New Zealand Exports increased from 5G47 Cases in 1910 to 67,964 Cases in 1914. THE COST PER ACRE FOR TREES, PLANTING AND FENCING IS £l3. ESTIMATED NET PROFITS PER ACRE

10 to 20 Acrc3 are all you require to assure yo\i a Clean Healthy and Profitable "Wo have the Land, in the right locality; Ideal Climate; Nice, Gentle Sloping Downs. All within'One mil© of important North CanEASY TERMS. Full particulars from SPEIRS, SAUNDERS AM) CO., I©, Caahel Street, JOSEPH WALLACE. SYDENHAM. FINE BUSINESS POSITION. COLOMBO STREET. SHOP and 3 ROOMS, deep eeotiou to enlarge premises. Back entrance. GOOD INVESTMENT, AT . £585. JOSEPH WALLACE. NEAR TRAM. 2d SECTION. £7OO. CORNER SECTION, of 3-aore,, long frontage. 7-r. HOUSE, all - convenience*; orchard, would subdivide well. JOSEPH WALLACE.