PROPFRTIES FOiijSALE 3IBLEY BROS. & CO. Stock and Station Agents, Auctioneers, Valuators, Etc. ,and & Estate Agency All good marketable properties advertised free ir this column. Splendid Agricultural and Pastoral Farm. 2250 Acres 2250 Acres In good District, Railway Station en Property. 2250 Acres Freehold, (1000 Aoreß O.BlP.) 5 years to run, and 1000 Aorea under Occupation lioenee- Tbe whole of the property adjoins, making oae oompaoi Wook ; is well subdivided and watered. End is all flat open country. Bandings consist of House 6 roomß, barn, cowshed, Btable, cart shea, dairy, separator, men'a hat, blacksmiths shop and all tools. Stock at present on Olace- 100 bead cattle (40 being milch Sows), 7 horses, 120 sheep, also spring cart: dray, dogcart, plough, harrows, and reaper, all necessary tools and harness for wMkwg Price.^'a going ooncern, £2500. Fol 170 SMALL GBAZING BUN. 1000 Acres, within 13 miles of City and 6 from Bailway; is wel' k watered by streams and springs, estimated to produc^ off Bwamps 300 tons of flax yearly. More land nan be had if desired. i'rioe £2 per aore. Folio 175 N.B AGRICULTURAL FARM. *03 Acres, is subdivi led into 7 par*?, well watered by oret kß ; 2 roomed cottage and shed on plaoe ; rctle frcm sohrol ; hps produced £0 bashels pc is per acre, and two tons oaten sieaves pc- aore; rur.ntng at present 250 B^eep, besl 'ea oattlo and horses. Crops now being ju in to be taken at I valuation. Price £f 5 iO. __ F ?Li 78 BIVER FLAT LAND. 240 Acres Freehold land in grass, sobdivided into 3 paddcois, with a running stream in each; 14 acres are in crop. Housed 9 rooms, stabb, eto, only half mile from school. . Prioe £180 C. Folio 172. GOOD GRAZING AND DAIRY FARM 522 Acres, well subdivided and watered. Good 6-roomed house, dairy, barn, shearing shed, sheep and cattle yards (carrying at present 1150 sheep, 85 head cattle, 15 horses), as agoing concern, with 850 mixed Bheep, 75 head mixed cattle. Iriee£4ooo. Folio 171. SELENDID DROPPING LAND. 159 Acres (100 aore3 flat and 59 hilly), 52 acres in barley, 15 acres in turnips, balance in grass. Subdivided into 10 pjddocks, watered by Btreams and springs. Carried 122 ewes and hoggets through winter. Had 7 acres in early peas, which realised £170, this area now being ploughed for turnips. House 10 rooms ; shed 8 stared stable, cowshed ana 4-stalled stable; 2 miles from creamery, 1$ f ioro sobool. «, Price £2600. Folio 168. ! f HANDY FARM CLOS3 TO RAILWAY. 205 Acres, 1 mile fiom railway station, will carry about 300 sheep ; firewood on property consists ot red and noiu, with gsod m.irkot in city; now house, Ehed3. etc ; is well subdivide.! and P; ice £1500. GOOD AGRICULTURAL AKD PASTORAL PROPERTY. 3150 Acres Freehold— 22so aores being in prass, 150 aores wilh milling timbor, 75 acivs busbc All fenced and subdivided ; first-class fenoes ; 1000 aore3 are ploughable, 10 acie3 in hops; growa any crops or e?roals: 40 aores at present in tutmpe. Carrying at present 2500 sheep, 100 head cattle. New 10-roomed house, stables, cart sheds, 2 hop fcilns, and other outbuilding?. Ktw up-to-date wool shed, 38 by 50 feet, in- completed- As a going ooncern, with 10 tiraughS horaes, 2 trap hirses, and pevcral hacks, ssad drill Osborne Cultivator, IVlsssfry Harris do, Spading Harrows, binder (new), mower, harrows, double and single Currow ploughs, traps, carls, etc., ate. Price £20,000. F- ! 174 HANDY FARM, CLOSE TO CITY. 70 Acre 3 freehold, 40 aorca ploughable all in grase. Subdivided ioto'eix paddoefesstreams and creek run ihr >ugh cen re Houeo, 4 rooms, nlmost new, cowohed, flairy, sheep yards and dip ; 1^ miles from school and creamery ; is carrying at r resent ICO sb-rp 4 horses and 6 coa3; will cirry 200 Buei'p ail y;.ar rcund. Prioo £950. Fcl o 173 HANDY FARM CLOSE TO TuWN 207 Aere3 freehold ; 85 aores ploughed, balanci in grass ; 14 acres in oats, 12 acres in peas, 4 acres in potatoes, 2 acie3 in turnips, 8 acres in rape, and 20 acres to be sown down. Farm ia subdivided into 20 paddocks, and well watered by natural springs. At present carrying 250 ewes House of seven rooms; stable of five stalls; theds, eto, on Stoke eide of p:o perty ; and house 5 rooms (old), stable aLd shed on Bishopdale side. It is t-bout 2± miles from towD, stoke Bide 1J Bishopda'e, and l| from Port. Price £20 per aore. Folio 168 Or will sell 186 acrep, with all oiops except 10 acres of Oits.; Prioe £15 per acre. GOOD AGRICULTURAL FARM, £*f\ ACRES, subdivided into 4 padO\7 docks, watered by springs; good cropping land (40 acres in last season) j 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 SUITABLE FOB LARGE OR SMALL IFBUIT GROWING. 94 Acres, four miles from City, suitable or small or large fruit growing, in splendid ocality ; long frontage to public road, and uitablefor utting up into smaller areas. Would also make a splendid dairy fatm, never-failing stream running right through property. Price £2700. Folio 165 CLOSE TO OITI. U ACRES, 2& miles from city. Four seres in splendid orchard ; good water supply ; is subdivided into tbr;e paddo ;ks ; large fowl ran, and fowlhouses. Six-so>rred House, Btable, barn, and storeroom. Price £1150, Fo 175 CITY LAND. 1 Q ACRES (more or less) Freehold Land J O within the city ; splendid gra3S country ; must be sold ; a Bargain, only £475 terms if desired. SPLENDID CITY RESIDENCE: BRIDGE STREET. New House, 7 large and I fty rooms, bathroom, pantry, wash-house, and every convenience. Outbuildings cons'st of workshop, wood and coal house, fowl house and run. House built on concrete foundations ; flower garden and lawn. Gcoi orchard, one - quarter acre land. Price £1100. TOWN RRSIDENCE, HARDY STREET. House, 9 rooms (2 storey), all modern oonvenienoes ; large bay windows, wi'b back balcony ; two rooms, 22 x 18. Gas Btove in kitchen ; bathroom, wash-house ! and copper, tubs ; built on brick rounda- j ons; good garden, nicely laid out in rait and shrub?. Price £1100, Sections. We have good Bnilding allotments in£all parts of the City at very reasonable prices. To those who T?ish to dispose of heir property, either Sheep or Cattle Runs, Farms or Town Prop3:!iies, we will be pleased to have mil partiuuiars, as we have a large enquiry for all descriptions of the above, and are consent we can effect sale 3 .. - BISLEY BROS. & CO., '-''ock, Station, Land, Estate, and Commission Agents, Auctioneers, Etc.. •iardy Street, NMaoa
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Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 12020, 22 August 1907, Page 4
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