PROPERTIES FOII_S.iJLE 3IBLEY BROS. & CO. Stock ana Station Agents, Auctioneers, Valuators, Etc. ,and & Estate Agency ill good marketable properties advertised free ir this column^ Splendid Agricultural and Pastoral Farm. 2250 AGres 2250 Acres In good Disirict, Railway Station on Property. 2250 Acres Freehold, (1030 Aorea 0.8.P.) 5 years to tun, and 1000 Aorea under OcouJuoa lccn.o- Tbo wbole of the property adjoin:*, making oce compact blook ; h well sutdlv.dtjd and watered, and is all flat open country. Buildings consis* of House 6 rooms, barn, cowshed, Btable, oart ehed, dairy. separator, men's hut, blackamlth'e BbooaDd'ail tools. Stock ai present on place: 100 bead oattle (40 being miloh cowh), 7 hcrses, 120 sheep, also spring oart: d:ny. dogcart, p'ougb, narrows, and reaper, nil moeseary tools and harneßS for working the placa. Prioe, as a going ooncern, £2500. Fol 170 SMALL GBAZING BUN. 1000 Acres, wi'hin 13 miles of City and 6 from Railway; is -will, watered by Btreams and sp-incs, e-iimatsd to produce off pwatnpa 300 ton 3 <■ t flax yearly. More land nan bo bad if desired. f.-ioe £2 per acre. Folio 175 N.B /GBIOOLTUBAL FABM. £03 Ac es, is subdivided into 7 par*3, well watered by o-cka ; 2 roomed cottage and ehed on pi ; vile from schrol; has produced 0 j ishels paaß per acrp, and two tons catena i-uves par aero; running af present 250 a ieep, bt a'dea cattle and horses. Crops now bairg iv; in to be taken at va'uatioa. P "m f 5 >0. Fol 178 BIVEB FLAT LAND. 240 Aores Freehold land in grass, buddivided into 3 paddooks, with a runniug stream in eaoh ; 14 aores are in crop. HouEed 9 rocm3, stable, etc, only half mile from school. " , JpS Frico£lßoC. Foho 172.. GOOD GBAZING AND DAIBY FABM 522 Acres, well subdivided and watered. Good C-roomad house, dairy, barn, Bhearing shed, sh^ep and cattle yarda (oarrying at present 1150 sheep, 85 head oattle, 15 horses], as agoing concern, with 850 mixed sheep, 75 head mixed oattle. I rice £4 00. Folio 171. SEIiENDID OBOPHNG LAND. 159 Aorea (100 acre 3 flat and 59 hilly), 52 acres in barley, 15 acres in turnips, balance in gra3S. Subdivided into 10 piddocks, watered by streams and springs. Carried 122 cwiS and hoggets through winter. Had 7 acres in early peas, which realised £170, tbi3 ar9anow being ploughed for turnips. House 10 rooms; shed. 8 sial' el sUble, cowshed "ml 4 stalled stab'e; 2 ii,i : ts f»m croanoty, 1 j fiom school.^S Price £2600. Fo'io 168. -| HANDY FARM CLOS,B TO BAIL WAY. 205 Aetes, I me f:om railway ataUon, will carry aboui -XO rheop ; . firewood on prup-Jtj eo^s'sts or red \ iua aal .'imu, wit>- o sod rn^rk t in city; new house, £fcfd°i?o; ir, \el Bubiivde 1 . and va'rr^d. P ies £150 . GOOD AGRICULTUBAL AND PASTOBAL PBOPERTY. 3150 Acres Freehold— 22so acres being in tiisisp, 150 aores v-i'-h milling timbor, 75 acr^.3 busbc All /tnced and subdivided ; first-class fercss ; 1000 acre 3 are ploughable, 10 t'Cte? in hops; gcowa any crops or cereals: 40 acres at present in (urnipe. Carrying at present 2500 sheep, 100 head cattle. Kew 10-roorced house, stables, cart sheds, 2 hop J.iln3, and other outbuilding?. Kcw up-to-diito wool shed, 38 by 50 feot, us cOii:pi'--U)-l. As a g.'ing concern, tfitb 10 dratififj? horo'S 2 trap horses, r.iid hßvcial h cks, sjcO -IriU Osborn6 CaltivVor, MiESfy Qarrisd), Spading Harrows, binder (new), mower, harrows, double and singlo f.urrow nlougbs, traps, carts, etc., Etc. Prioo"£20,000. F ! 174 HASDY FABM, CLOSE TO CITY. 70 Acic3 freehold, 40 aore3 ploughable all In g.-a-:s. Subdivided into'eix paddoekp* j streams aad crock run thr »tigh cen ro Ho-afo, 4 room?, ulmos!; new, cDWfhfcd. j •Jsiry, sheop yarns and dip ; 1^ isiics from school arc! cr3amc-ry ; is canya.^- a» prt-ssm ICOBh^-rp 4 horses &a(\ G co;v?. ; wili c=ir»y 200 sheep all year round. Prioe £950. Ffl'O 173 HANDY FABM CLOSE TO T WN 207 Asrej f eelvjid ; 83 aores ploughed, balonos in g-.a^s ; 14 acras in oats, 12 acres in peaG 4 ;.cce3 ij poiatoeß, 2 aoro3 in turnips, S >.cr s in >r.:o, and 20 acres to be sown dowa. Far?"-- in subdivided into 20 padlccks, and we i watered by natural spring.?. At present carrying 250 ewes House of seven rooms; stable of five stalls ; th^ is, etc, on Stoke eida of pi o periy ; anl house 5 iooms (old), stable and shed on Bishopda-lo side. It is tbouS 2i miles from town, state side IJ Bishopda'e and 1 J from Por'. Price £ 20 par acre. Folio 168 Or will sull 185 acrep, with all crops except 10 acres of o&ts.* Frioe £15 per acre. GOOD AGBICULTUBAL FABM. S*f\ ACRES, subdivided into 4 pad\}\J docks, watered by springs; good cropping land (40 acres in last season) 5 all clear of noxious weeds. House seven rooms, workshop, 2-stall stahle, cartshed, and byre; 1 mile from school, close to railway station. Price, only .£25 per acre. Fol 180 SUI TABLE FOB LABGE OB SMALL '.FBUIT GBOWING. 94 Acres, four milea from City, suitable or email or large fruit growing, iv splendid reality ; long frontage to public road, and uitable for utting up into smaller areas. Would also make a splendid dairy faim, never-failing stream running right through property. Price £2700. Folio 165 CLOSE TO OITI. HACBES, 2£ miles from city. Four acres in a: landid orchard ; good wttn* supply; is subdivided into tfcr^o p ddo Kb ; )arge fowl run, and fowlhouses. S x-ro>rr.ed Hou33. stable, barn, and storeroom. Price £1150. Fo 175 CITY LAND. 1 q ACBES (more or less) Freehold Land J O wi bin ihe city ; tplendid grass country ; must be sold ; a Bargain, only £475 terens if desired. SPLENDID CITY BESIDENCE: BBIDGB STBEBT. New House, 7 large and lofty rooms, bathroom, panfry, wash-house, and every convenience Outbuildings consist of workshop, wood and coal house, fowl house and run. House built on concrete foundations ; flower garden and lawn. Gco ! orchard, one - quarter acre land. Prico £1100. " TOWN BBSIDENOE, HARDY STBEET. House, 9 rooms (2 storey), all modern conveniences; large bay windows, with back balcony ; two rooms, 22 x 18. Gas stove 5n kitchen ; bathroom, wash-houee and copper, tubs ; built on bvick foundaons; good garden, nicely laid out in ••uit and shrub?. Price £1100. Sections, We have good Building allotments in^ali parts of the City at very reasonable prices. . To those who ivish to dispose of heir property, either Sheep or ' Cibfcle Rung, Farms or Town Prop3:iies, we will be pleased to have > all partiuulars, as we have a large enquiry for all descriptions of the above, and are conf'enfc we can effect sales. BiSLEY BRoSriTofl7, '-'fyck, Station, Land, Estate, and Ooniiriwsioh Agents,' Auctioneers, Etc.. Hardy Street, M^lsosi
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Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 12014, 15 August 1907, Page 4
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