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Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 11994, 22 July 1907, Page 4

a„^ .turn 1 na PROPERTIES FPU SAL.E BISLEY BROS. & CO Stock and Station Agents, Auotioneers, Valuators, Etc. .and & Estate Agenc. • All good marketable properties advei tised free ir tbis column. Splendid Agricultural an Pastoral Farm. 2250 Acres 2250gAcre In good Distriot, Railway Elation on Property. 2260 Aores Freehold, (1000 Aores O.R.F 5 years to run, and 1000 Aorea under 000 pation license* The whole of the proper adjoins, making one oompaot blook ; 13 we subdivid-id and watered, and is all flat ope oountry. Buildings consist of House rooms, barn, cowshed, stable, cart Bhe dairy, separator, men's hut, blacksmith shop and all tools. Stook at present c plaoe: 100 bead oattle (40 being mil. oows), 7 horses, 120 sheep, also spring cki dray, dogoart, plough, harrows, and reap, all neoesßary tools and harness for workii the plaoa. Price, as a going oonoern, £2500. Fol 1' SMALL GRAZING RUN. 1000 Aores, within 13 milea of Oity and from Railway; is well_ watered by strean and Bprings, estimated to produoe c Bwamps 300 tons of flax yearly. More lar oan be had if desired. rrioe £2 per aore. Folio 175 N.B AGRICULTURAL FARM. 303 Aores, is subdivided into 7 part 3, w< watered by orer ks ; 2 roomed cottage ai shed on place ; mile from schcol ; h produced £0 bushels peis per acre, and ta tons oaten sheaves per aore ; running present 250 sheep, besides cattle and hors. Crops now being pnt in to be taken valuation. Prioe £2500. Fol 1' RIVER FLAT LAND. 240 Aores Freehold land in grass, su divided into 3 paddooks, with a runnii Btream in raoh ; 14 acres are in cro Housed 9 rooms, stable, eto, only half mi from school. Prico £1800. Folio 172. GOOD GRAZING AND DAIRY FARM 522 Acres, well subdivided and watere< Good G-roomed house, diiry, barn, shea: ing shed, cheep and cattle yarda (carryin at present 1150 sheep, 85 head cattle, 1 horses;, a. agoing concern, with 850 miie Bheep, 75 head mixed cattle, Irioe £4000. Folio 171. SPLENDID CROPPING LAND. 159 Aores (100 acres flat and 59 hilly 52 acreß in barley, 15 acres in turnipi balance in grass. Subdivided into 1 paddocks, watered by Btreams and spring: Carried 122 ewes and hoggets throug winter. Had 7 acres in early peas, whic realised £170, this area how being ploughe for turnips. House 10 rooms; shed stal.ed stable, cowshed and 4-stalled stab'e 2 miles from oreamery, lj f jom sohool. l^ Price £2600. Folio 168. HANDY FARM CLOSE TO RAILWAY. 205 Aores, 1 mile fiom railway staticr w'li carry about SCO sheep; fi ewood c property ojnsists ot red piae and rin_i with gsoii m.rket in city; new housi thed.-. etc ; is v ell Bubdiv.de 1 and va'.crei Price £150 '. GOOD AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL PROPERTY. 3150 Aores Freeholc? — 2250 acres boir. iv grass, 150 acres wi.h miDiog timbor, 7 acre 3 busb. All fenced and subdivided first-class fences ; 1000 acres are ploughabli 10 acres in hops; grows any crops c c reals: 40 acres at present in turnip. Carrying at present 2500 sheep, 100 bes cattle. New 10-roomed house, stables, ca, 2 hop kilns, and other outbuilding? t" tw up-to-date wool Bhed, 38 by 50 feel ua; comfl-ted. As a going concern, wit 10 draught horses, 2 trap horses, an f everal hacks, seed drill OBborne Gultivatoi MiEsey Harris do, Spading Harrows, binde (••kw), mower, harrows, double and singl furrow ploughe, traps, carts, etc., etc. Pnoe £20,000. F.J 174 HANDY FARM, CLOSE TO CITY. 70 Acres freehold, 40 aores ploughable all in grass. Subdivided into'six paddock, streams and oreek run through cen -re House, 4 rooms, almost new, cowshec dairy, Bheep yards and dip ; 1£ miles fror Eohool and creamery ; is carrying at preset. 300 sheep, 4 horses and 6 cows ; will carr; 200 sheep all year round. Prioe £950. Folio 173 HANDY FARM CLOSE TO TOWN 207 Acre 3 freehold ; 85 acres ploughed balanca in grass ; 14 aores in oats, 12 acre in peas, 4 acres iD potatoes, 2 acres ii turnips, 8 acros in rape, acd 20 acres to I sown down. Farm is .übdivided into 21 paddocks, and well watered by natura springs. At present carrying 250 ewe House of seven rooms ; Btable of fly Bttlls ; sheds, etc, on Stoke side of pro perty ; aad house 5 rooms (old), stable an shed on Bishopdale side. It is fcbout 2miles from town, stoke side lj Biihopdale and lj from Port. Prioe £20 per acre. Folio 168 Or will sell 186 acrer, with a'i crops excep 10 acres of oats.] Prioe £15 per acre. " GOOD AGRICULTURAL FARM. /_»|^w ACRES, subdivided into 4 pad' OU docks, watered by springs • gooc cropping land (40 acres in last season) all clear of noxious weeds. House sever rooms, workshop, 2-stall stahle, cartshed and byre; 1 miie from school, close tc railway station. Price, only .£25 per acre. Fol 18C SUITABLE FOR LARGE OR BMALL JFRUIT GROWING. 94 Aores, four miles from City, suitable or small or large fruit growing, in splendid ocality ; long frontage to publio road, and uitable for utting up into smaller areas. Would also make a splendid dairy fa-m, never-failing stream running right through property. Price £2700. Folio 165 CLOSE TO CITI. U ACRES, 2£ miles from city. Four acres in splendid orohard ; good wat.r supply ; is subdivided iuto three paddojfes; large fowl run, and fowlhouses. Six--'Ojmed Houso, stable, barn, and storeroom. Prtce £1150. Fo 175 CITY LAND. ]Q ACRES (more or less) Freehold Land O within the city ; splendid gra.s oountry ; must be sold ; a Bargain, only £475 terms if desired. SPLENDID CITY RESIDENCE: BRIDGE STREET. ' New House, 7 large and loft/ rooms, bathroom, pantty, wash-house, and every oonvenienoe. Outbuildings consist of workehop, wood and coal house, fowl bouse and run. House built on concrete foundations ; flower garden and lawn. Geod orchard, one - quarter acre land. Price £1100. TOWN RRSIEEHCB, HARDY STREET. House, 9 rooms (2 storey), all modern conveniences ; large bay windows, wi'h baok balcony ; two roorr.3, 22 x 18. Gas stove in kitohen ; bathroom, wash-house and copper, tubs ; built on brick founda* ons; good garden, nicely laid out in mit and shrubs. Price £1100, Sections. We have good Building allotments in^all parts of the City at very reasonable prices. To those who wish to dispose of heir property, either Sheep or Cattle Runs, Farms or Town Propajfeies, we will be pleased to have rail partiuuiars, as we have a large enquiry for all descriptions of the above, and are consent we can effect sales. BISLEY BROS. & CO.. '^'tock, Station, Land, Estate, and Conim-cision Agents, Auotionoers, Etc.: Hardy Street, Nfiisoa