FOR SALE OR TO LET, W. J. HOPKINS AND CO. Mu. 1. SHEEP AND CROPPING FARM. 16 MILES FROM CHRISTCHURCHOAA ACRES. About 100 Acres in Oat*. 10 Acres 'Wheat. 25 Acres Rape and Gr*>*». 18 Acres ready for Turnip* 200 ACRES. Balance in Grass. House of 6 Rooms and Necessary Outbuildings. PRICE £lB 10s PER ACRE. EQUITY £IBOO. ■ The owner of the above will consider ft* exchange for a farm of about 50 acres. Yf. J. HOPKINS AND CO., Agents. No. 2. SMALL DAIRY FARM. 20 ACRES FIRST-CLASS DAIRYING LAND. Subdivided inio 6 paddocks, all well fenoed and in good jder; handy •> railway end only 17 mile* from Christchurch. House of 4 Rooms and Necessary Outbuildings. PRICE £1550. £3OO CASH—GOOD TERMS FOR BALANCE. This is a good opportunity for a man who wants to get on to a good piece of land. It i* «. bargain at the price. There is no better grass land in Canterbury. W. J. HOPKINS AND CO., Agents. 10 No. 8. A NICE BLOCK OF LAND NEAR CHRISTCHURCH. ACRES. 10 ACRES. AT £6O AN ACRE. AT £6O AN ACRE. The land has been voll cultivated, and would make a splendid orchard. £SO OR £IOO DEPOSIT.. Easy Terms can be Arranged for tho Balance THIS IS THE CHEAPEST BLOCK OF LAND NEAR CHRISTCHURCH. W. J. HOPKINS AND CO., Agents. No. 4. FOR LEASE "FOR 41 YEARS. OK ACRES, near Templeton; good haul* of 00 6 rooms, stables, etc. RENT 17s 6d PER ACRE. Full particulars of the above on application to _ 1 W. J. HOPKINS AND CO., LAND, ESTATE AND FINANCE AGENTS. BOWRON’S BUILDINGS, Corner Manchester and Hereford Street* CHRISTCHURCH.
HILLARY AND BAXTER. HILLARY AND BAXTER, £ STATE and LAND BROKERS, 14G, MANCHESTER STREET, Between Hereford Streets. H OU SE S TO LET. MERIYALE—4 Rooms, scullery, eto., 10*. ADDINGTON, off Linooln Road—4 Room*, scullory, vrtißhhouse, copper, etc. 13s. j ST ASAPH STREET—4 Rooms, scullery* j washhouse; 10s. i ST ASAPH STREET— i Room*, sculler* washhouse, copper, tubs; 13s 6d. 1 OSBORNE STREET, off Ferry Road—* Rooms, bath, scullery, sink, copper, ‘ tubs, gaa; 18s. ! SYDENHAM, close Colombo Street Rooms, bath, h. and c., scullery, wsah-' house, copper, tubs; Hs. RICHMOND (North), on Tramline—Modern up-to-date Bungalow, S rooms, bathroom , h. and c., gas, all conveniences; £l. WOOLSTON Handy Radley Bridge—Bun* gnlow. 5 rooms, bathroom, h. and c., all conveniences; 15s. SYDENHAM., King Street —Comfortable • * rooms, copper outside, etc.; 11s. BUSKIN 'STREET—S Rooms, bathroom, hot from ccppcr, gas, etc.; 15s. FITZGERALD STREET—New Bungalow, 3 rooms bathroom, h. ■and 0., gas and eleotric light, everything up-to-date; 21s. ST ALBANS EAST—Modem 6 roome, bath* room, h. and c., every convenience! 22s 6J. CITY, St Asaph Street—Modern 6 room*, bath, h. and c., gas, all convenience*! 21s. ST ALBANS—7 rooms, bathroom, h. a vA c., all conveniences, stable, trapshed, dairy, 1 acre land; £l. OPAWA —Bungalow, 7 rooms, bathroom, h. and c.. gas, all conveniences; £l. < DURHAM STREET—7 Rooms, bath. h. and c., gas, all conveniences; 23s 6d. WORCESTER STREET, City—9 Rooms, bathroom, h. and c., gas, all conveniences; 27a 6d. WORCESTER STREET, near Id Section— > 7 Rooms, bathroom, h. and c., gas, all' conveniences; 255. HEREFORD STREET—9 Rooms, bath, h. and c., all conveniences; £l. FITZGERALD AVENUE Furnished 6 rooms, bathroom, h. and c., gas, all conveniences, J-acre; 80s. FAPANUI ROAD —Furnished 8 rooms, and fitted with all modern conveniences. Will lot whole or part. MANCHESTER STREET —Largo Shop and Dwelling. 5 rooms, etc-; £2. CITY, WORCESTER STREET—Suite of Offices, 4 rooms, fireplaces, conveni- . cnees; low rent. LOWER HIGH STREET —Shop end dwelling, 5 rooms, scullerv, copper, tubs; 10s. RICHMOND, on Tramline—Large workshop 30 x 21. gas engine, benches, stable, trapshed, etc., i-acre; 10s.
HILLARY AHD BAXTER, Estata A (rents and Land Broken, 146. Man chaster Street, Christchurch. • JOSEPH WALLACE. SYDENHAM. FINE BUSINESS POSITION. COLOMBO STREET. SHOP and S ROOMS, deep section • tc. enlarge premises. Back entrance. GOOD INVESTMENT AT £585. JOSEPH WALLACE. ST ALBANS. NEAR TRAM, 2d SECTION. £7OO. CORNER SECTION, of J-acre. lon* frontage. ' 7-r. HOUSE, all convenience* Orchard. Would subdivide veil. JOSEPH WALLACE. THE Tramp of Feet grows Iess—EVERY ONE IS BUYING WOOD-MILNE RUBBER HEELS. They make walking soft and silent—cost left than leather heels. 7T
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVI, Issue 17030, 3 December 1915, Page 11
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