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Lyttelton Times, Volume CXVII, Issue 17329, 18 November 1916, Page 15

AUCTIONS H. MATSON AND CO. fjpATTERSALL’S! TATTERSALL’S! I TO-DAY, .11 o’clock. Account R. Gallagher Prebbleton — Trotting Mate, Jessie's Dream. Good, straight-out trotter Entries invited. 130 1 H. MATSON AND CO, HILLARY AND BAXTER. HILLARY AND BAXTER. jgSTATE AGENTS and LAND BROKERS, 146, MANCHESTER STREET, Between Cashel and Hereford Streets. READY NEXT MONTH. BUNGALOW AT FISHERTON. • CONVENIENT ON EVERY DETAIL. GRAND CORNER SECTION. NOTE THE PRICE£S9S. VERY EASY TERMS. DINING-RCOM—I6 x 13, fine room, with flVo-light bay window extra, pretty leadlights over the transoms, dainty electric light fitting, one of the latest tile slab grates with hearth to match, massive mantelpiece. FRONT BEDROOM—I 6x. 12, with threelight bay window, pretty leadlight in transom', (two of which open), slab" tile grate and hearth, electric light fitting with fancy shade. SECOND BEDROOM—I2 x 10, wardrobe built in, double casement window with, movable fanlights, electric light fitting. THIRD. BEDROOM—IO.6. x 9.6, fine sunny room with northern aspect. HALL—6ft 6in wido, leadlights at front entrance, eleotric light fitting, with pretty shade. All the main rooms and bathroom open off the hall. , SUNPOROH—IOft x 6ft 6in, very cosy and with a northern aspect. BATHROOM—Enamelled white throughout, porcelain bath. N.P. taps, hot and cold water service. KITCHEN—I 4 x 12, Scott’s range, with a tiled back, guaranteed a good cooker, cupboard from floor to ceiling, with plenty of shelving, electrio light fitting. SCULLERY with sink, hot • and cold water service, cupboards, also pantry with shelving, \entilator. etc. WASHHOUSE connected with main building by back porch, copper and tubs. SECTION—One of the best, standing well above tire footpath, THIRTY PERCHES. BUILDING—The owner guarantees the building well and faithfully built of heavy timbers and the be»± materials throughout, GET A CARD TO VIEW. HILLARY AND BAXTER, 146, Manchester Street. ALLAN HOPKINS. ALLAN *• HOPK.I NS, cA HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, STOCK AND STATION AGENT AND 'VALUATOR, Cathedral Square and Hereford Street. ’Phone 668.’ Box 635 v THE~CHEAPEST FARM OFFERED , THIS YEAR. 700 ACRES OF FREEHOLD, situated < in a well-known sheep district, rail-^ vay station S miles, school and post office s. ittle over 2$ miles, e&leyards 6 miles. Carrying capacity of the farm 1 sheep per acre, )wides crops; carried 700 sheep all last seaion. Tire country is nearly all ploughable, hough mostly undulating, comprising easy dopes lying well to the sun, and is fairly veil grassed. Permanently watered by na>ural streams. Ring fenced, subdivided into f paddocks, wire fenoes, all sheep proof. Tlis soil of this property is a chocolate loam, iveraging about Ift, on a clay subsoil. Exsellsnt crops of oats and turnips are grown ivory year, the oat crop in one instance iveraging 100 bushels per acre. At present 14 acres cats, 30 acres to be sown in grass, 14 acres turnips, 40 acres old pasture, bal-i-nce good silver tussock. BUILDINGS are is follows:—A good comfortable whare, 4itailed stable, largo new shed,’ barn, etc. Also substantial •sheepyards. Stock at prelent consists of 160 ewes (with lambs), 100 lioggets (mostly ewes), 4 horses, 2 sows, aJso poultry. Two ploughs, disc harrows, tme farrows, ra.h. drill (nearly new), dray and frame, cart, sledges, dray harness, cart harness, 4-horse yoke, 3-horse yoke, 10 ooils of netting, 160 bags of chaff, grass Beed and sundries. PRICE OF PROPERTY AS A GOING CONCERN: £3 16s PER ACRE. Suitable terms for good man with small capital. (301). ALLAN HOPKINS. A* SPLENDID CANTERBURY- FARM. AA ACRES FREEHOLD, situated close UU to school and ‘ railway station, si* oughable land, 14 subdivisions, watered by rmanent races, - capable of carrying 1000 eep, besides a largo area in crops. At prent 468 acres grass; 60 acres turnips, 100 res rape, 60 acres oats, 50 acres ploughed r oats. Stock now on property 1250 sheep. -Roomed Modern House and all oonvenices. All necessary outbuildings. This land ,3 grown 65 bushels of oats and 40 huslielo wheat per acre. Nineteen miles from iristdhv.reh. PRICE £ls PER ACRE. On very easy rms. (Al. 1) ALLAN HOPKINS. . CHEAP CANTERBURY FREEHOLD. DO ACRES, situated about 12 miles OO from Christchurch, all freehold, T.T. All level, ploughable country. 230 JT6S in crop, balance grass. Subdivided to numerous paddocks, and ' watered by ces. 5-Roomed . House, stable, chafihouse, iplement shed, etc. 14 Miles from school, ist effioe and rail wav station. PRICE £l2 PER ACRE. Will Exchange :• Mixed Farm of Small Area. (282) ALLAN HOPKINS. CHEAP SOUTHLAND PROPERTY. Y ACRES FREEHOLD, situated ar •J Awam.iungw, 14. miles from Balit. Practically all ploughable undug country, with a carrying capacity of ieep per acre, besides cattle. Subdividito 15 paddocks, watered by good runstreams. 6-Roomcd Up-to-date House, yrs, ' stable, bam, traps'lled, etc. One to school and post office, 5 miles to boat. A good sheep and cropping Grows good crops of wheat, oats and ps. Good terms. (Hu. 3) ICS £lO PER ACRE. ALLAN HOPKINS. 40 ACRES, MARSHLAND, k ACRES of Beautiful Land, situated in * this famous district, all freehold; .T. 14 Milas to school and_ post office, 64 miles from Square. Very heavy [, ideal for dairying and cropping. All ;rass at present, with the exception of 3 3of barley. Subdivided into S paddocks, ired by artosiaas. 5-Rcomcd Modern iso, containing hot and cold water scr- , bathroom,' scullery, washhouse, copper tubs, etc. Numerous outbuildings. ODERATE PRICE. (116) - ALLAN HOPKINS. c. J. MARSHALL. "VIEW. BRlGHTON.—Superior Property for JL w Sale, 4 minutes’ walk from Pier. Section comprises nearly j-acrc, with 2 frontages of a chain each to the Esplanade and George Street, depth 464 links. Substantia' House on high' concrete foundations (front and back verandahs) of 7 living rooms, large bathroom (h. and c.), kitchen (2-oven raiige), large scullery, pantry afid storeroom, gas throughout, good cdalhouse, detached washhouse with copper and tubß, large shed, good fowlhouee and run. Plenty water, there being 2 wells, one 335 ft deep. Section nicely laid out and .well fenced, concrete paths. Apart from present value as ! a convenient and comfortable residential property, there in' ft bi«‘ speculative value looking to position. O, 37 MARSHALL, 77. Hereford Street.