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Star (Christchurch), Issue 11670, 10 April 1916, Page 8

W. J, HOPKINS AND CO. BUYERS I SELLERS ! DEALERS and I SPECULATORS. READ THIS LIST. You may find just what you Require. FKRNSIDE—RANGIORA DISTRICT. iif) ACRES, Cood Cropping and Grazing J-J-v land, subdivided into 8 paddocks, v:atered by races. House 4 rooms, scullery, etc., wharo. s>tables, etc. PRICE £lB PER ACRE. Only £3OO or £4OO deposit required. E«y terms for balance. W. J. HOPKINS AND CO. ~, V into 8 pnddocks. Splendid sheep and cropping land. .15 acres rapa and turnips, 40 acres stubble, 2 acres potatoes, 3 acres mangolds, swedes and Cope barley, balance grass. House 5 room*, stages, cto Only half-mile from school. Price £23 per acre. Equity £I3OO. Owner would consider exchange for 50 or 60 acres of dairvinjr land. W. J. HOPKINS AND CO. lewaft'e Jeaa*. 30 years to. run. Also a . cr ,es Railway R«serre. Total half-yearly rental, £3O 5s 2d. 2 miles from railway station, school and factory. All rich reclaimed swampland. Improvements, 4-roomed house, large iron shed, cow-byre with new engine and separator, water laid-on. 19 first-class dairy cows, 3 dry cows (fat), 10 head youn* cattle, 1 pure-bred Holstein bull, 30 pigs. spring 1 cart, gig, mower, disc harrows, end other necessary implements. Winter is well provided for with about 35 tons hav and 4 acre? swedes and mangels, also small stack oat sheaves. Mortgage £3OO, 4 yoars to run, mht to pay off. £9OO tho lot Walk in, walk out. W J. HOPKINS AND CO. xf cent. All ploughable. 60 acres new & ia fs, 40 acres 2-year grass, 64 acres wheat stubble. 25 acres ploughed, 8 paddocks watered by dams; carries 3 Bheep per acre. Buildings— 4-roomod house and scullery, washhouse. Btoieroom, granary, implement shed and stables, loose-box, cowshed; 1-mile to school. rail 6 mile 3. Has trrown 45 bushels wheat ,and 80 of oats. PRICE £2500. Equity £1950. Mail 4 times a week. Buildings practically new. Farm all easy slopes, lays well, to eun, and plouerhable in lands. Owner would consider exchange for a small «neop mn. W. J. HOPKINS AND CO. No. 5. AH A ACRES, Tinwaia District - Good •V/ wheat land. 30 acres turnips. 20 acres tussock, about 260 seres in grass, balance in stubble, 13 paddocks watered by cTeek9 and dama. Usually carries 700 to 800 sheep, besides cropping. Buildings—B-roora-ed house. f! stables (14 horses), granary, 9 largre implement sheds, storehouse, sheepyards, stockyards, cow-byre. «tc 3 miles from school and P.O. PRICE £2l 10s PER ACRE. No mortgage. Owner would take- good residence, or mortgages would be considererd in parr, payment. Easy terms for balance. W. J. HOPKIttS AND CO. u\j\/- acreß new grass, 50 acres tuxnip»i ! 20 aires rape, balanse good pasture; 10 paddocks; , water-races in all. The land is flat, and no waste. Carries 750 ewes; at present carrying 1000 sheep. New 5-roomed house, stable, chaffnouse, shearing shed. Price £l2 per acre. Equity £2BOO. School, P.O. and telephone handy. Owner will consider town properties, city or suburban. W. T. HOPKINS AND CO. A SPLENDID OROEABD. STOKE. NELSON. ABOUT 17 ACRES, nearly all planted with the very best varieties of export apples and fruits. Excellent buildings. XJnrstionably this is one of the choicest orrd properties in the Nelson District. PRICE £3400. , Puller particulars on application. W.J. HOPiSs T S AND fcO., LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, Corner of Manchester and Hereford Streets, CHRISTCHURCH, "BTJTTEKCT7P" BEAND CURRY POWDER, The children shout aloud with glee> And Father's ceased to worry, For Mothers made some stew to-day. With "BUTTERCUP" BRAND CURRY. *J To save fuel, prevent Pitting and Corrosion, remove scale, reduce cost of clean- ! ing, eliminate grease and increase efficiency j OPAKALTBT3" vmir boilers. Fnll imt. I ticulars from R, P. M. MANNING AND ! CO., 188, Cashel Street • XI ANTED Sell, Inlaid Draught Table; a ! » ■ gift at 20s. 190, Wordsworth St., Syd- - X ANTED to Sell, 6-roomed House, every . . convenience, handy tram; a bargain; £550; £SO deposit. P. S. Nicholls and Co., Auctioneers, 134, Manchester St. WANTED Buy, Bottles, Brass, Copper, Lead, etc. Addington Bottle Exchange Lincoln Road. 22 f}-\f\ REWARD—At least a "tenner" eW-LU more is yours if you Bend your furniture to Harris Bros., Central Auction Rooms, 158, Hereford Street. X ANTED Sell, on acount two clients now > • at Trentham, two B.S.A. Motor-Cycles, equal new. Bargains both machines. Adams Ltd. ' X 'EVERAL only Shop-soiled Gramophones, ) real bargains. Hear them.- More and Co. • ING up C. E. Otley, Timber Merchant. *i 'Phone 48, for Timber and Joinery Work X2 r\7 ANTED Sold, inside Id section, J-Acre ' V Land, 2 chains frontage; 6-roomed House, 7 years old; £l5O, a Snip. (Folio 79.) Lohrey, Mangin Co.. 218, High St. . OMIN. Records, cheap. White, Clarion, etc., 9s dozen; hurry, a few left. More and Co. X 3 ANTED Sell, Eureka Wringer, 14in roll- | i j era, 123 6d. 190, Wordsworth St., Sydenham. X QI'itAHAN'S, Colombo Street, Sydenham, D wants the Public to Buy from the Best Fish Shop in Christchurch. XD A.. J. WHITE'S Prices are Low, but tlieir Value Good, in BLANKETS, SHEETS. QUILTS AND PILLOW SLIPS. )C7 ANTED Exchange, New 5-Roomed . T Square House-, St Kilda, Duncdin, 26 section, for House, Christchmch, Addington or Spreydon. P. S. Nicholb and Coy., 134, Manchester Street WANTED Sell, Good Hip Bath, 9s 6<L 190, Wordsworth St., Sydenham. X WANTED Sold, Baker St., North Brighton, several Sections, reduced from £75 to £45; owner determined to quit. Folio 83. Lohrey Mangin Co., 218, High St. X WAAI'ED to Buy, Lady s Second-hand Cycles. • Apply Old Cycles, " Star." 'ILSON BROS., Gardeners, Asphalters, j » i Contractors, and General Handymen, j Buckley's Road, Linwood. ,X WANTED, One or Two St Albans Sections, as part payment for Splendid lcv of 5 rooms and offices; situate one min■u'e from tram. A. J. Tarrant, 186, Cashel St. XI iTILITARY Test Books, the Latest and j-VJL Best, in great variety, at L. M. Isitt, Ltd., Colombo Street. X Y\rANTED Kno-.vn—Adams Ltd. are hold- • V jng a Gigantic _ Sale of Second-hand Motor-Cycles, commencing Friday, 7th. Come early. X ALL Joinery Work First-class. Solid and Substantial Work. C. E. Otley, 381. JtX. Substantial Work. C. E. Otley, 381. Madras Street. X2 SECTIONS Trenched, Levelled; Sand or ■J Soil supplied. Wilson Bros., Contractors, Buckley's Road, Linwood. X2lO WANI'ED _ Exchange7clear title section, St Martins, >JS foot frontage, 3 chain deep, as deposit on 4 or 5-Roomed Bungalow, Opawa or Linwood. P. S Nicholls and Coy., Auctioneers, 13-1, Manchester Street. BLANKETS. Single Size 18s 6d, Medium Size 24s 6d, Double Bed Size 29s 6d. A. J. WHITE. LTD. WANTED, Sellers of Furniture to try tho Central Auction Rooms, 158, Hereford Street. CENTRAL Labour Agency, Armagh Street West. Victoria Square. 'Phone 1575. Girls' Registry Office. X WAN TED—Wncn~~you want Spectacle remember wo test eyes free and supply the best quality iens and gold-filled frame for 15s 6d. Why pay fancy prices elsewhere? Jones and Sons, 276. High Street. X WANTED'Sokii""on _ 2cl — "sTclolT pTcio routly to build on. Price .t'os: si ?i i'p. Fflio_L'Ji>. JLohrry Mangin Co.. 218, Pi?])_St. ANTED Sold, 10 minute? from trsr.:, -d * V section—s Acres Lrtn<l, (Vublo fr<r:t:iye, ■! room*. 1! :\m> iK>t«toe?. I'ri.-i i/. 10; clr lJO«:t. £?i.i *F»'io -n.. lohrey. i'a . VIS. Hi-b Sv.