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Press, Volume L, Issue 14888, 30 January 1914, Page 12

PROPERTIES FOR SALE, W. J. HOPKINS AND OX W. J. HOPKINS AND Cα AN EXCELLENT PIECB Of SWEET TUSSOCK COUNTRY. ABSOLUTELY THE PRIMEST OP PRIME CANTERBURY, j BEAUTIFUL SUNNY SLOPES. EACH YEAR GOOD, CLEAN*. WELL-GRASSED TUSSOCK COUNTRY IS GETTING MORE DIFFICULT TO PURCHASE. We here tx?en forturtnU enough to have placed in om hands for sale 3000 ODD ACRES, NOW CARRYING SOOO EWES 2300 LAMBS 40 HEAD CATTLB. LAMBING THIS SEASON 93 PER CENT. SO HEAD OF CATTLE HAVE JUST BEEN SOLD. PRICE £G PER ACRE. STOCK AT VALUATION. THIS MAGNIFICENT PIECE OF COUNTRY IS Situated band? to Railway Station, and within one and a. half hour's motor drive of Chriatchurch. SUBDIVIDED INTO 4 BLOCKS.' AND WELL WATERED. ABOUT 500 OR 600 ACRES PLOUGHABLE We can with confidence recommend tbie as being one of the best pieces of tussock land obtainable in Canterbury, and absolutely tho cheapest. Fuller particular* of the above on application to W. J. HOPKINS AND CO., LA."mJ, ESTATE, AND FINANCE AGENTS, BOWRCN'S BUILDINGS. Corner of Manchester -and Hereford street. CHRISTCHURCH. GODFREY AND TAYLEtt. CHEAP CITY PROPERTY. Owner Leaving for England. SPLENDID HIGH SECTION. VERY HANDY TO THE SQUARE. £740. SPLENDID WELL-BUILT HOUSE, of 5 Rooms, bathroom, ecullery, pantry, wasbhouEe, copper, tube and taps, patent w.c.; connected with raih eewer; Venetian bnndi, gas and fittings, wardrobee, etc., detached shed, and coai house; splendid Section, 53 feet frontage, 2J chains deep; laid in lawna, flower beds, asphalt paths, well stocked vegetable garden; h.p. water supply; als6 well. Everything in perfect order. The Cheapest Property in the city, and situated a "few minutes' wplk from the Square. GODFREY and TAYLER. 90 Armagh street. ~~~ ST. ALBAIcSI Near Id Trnui Section. "YTEW BUNGALOW, of 5 good rooms, all. •iN modern conveniences, hot and cold water service, bathroom, and scullery; latest antique doore and fittings; leadlighte, casement windows, etc. Patent w.c; connected with main eewer; h.p. water supply; Splendid Section, 1 acre, stands 2 feet above footpath; well-fenced, 6ft palings. PHICE J63Q. Easy Terms can be Arranged. GODFREY and TAVLER, N 90 Armagh «trw<. NEW BRIGHTON. - J ACRE SECTION in the best and most ■i fashionable street in New Brighton. Handy to pier, tram, and beach. Full , i Acre. £135. Section of 28 perches adjoin, ing. For sale at £120. GODFREY and TAYLER. 30 Arma;h ttreet. toTet. addinkton. Corner of Clifton and Poulsen ».tre«te. rpwO-STOREY HOUSE, 6 rooms, ell conA \*enienrps. 16s. ANTIGITA STREET-5 Rooms. 1 acre; good garden, eewer connexion; rental 12s €d week. _ FURNISHED HOUSE—Swan'e road, off Stanmoro road, 5 Rooms end conveniences. Fully furnifihed; £1 per week. APP y GODFREY and TAYLER (W. S. Godfrey) 90 Armagh atreet, C Facing Victoria gquaro.__ H, H. COOK AND CO. HH. COOK AND CO., • PRACTICAL FARM SALESMEN , , INGLIS BUILDINGS (opp. Tattcraall'*), Cejihel street. Chrietcburch•Phone 2203. P.O. Box 893. Telegraphic Addrese: "Tuscan," Cfciiat. church. FOL. 231—200 ACRES. Wainrarnn, good heavy land, downs. 5-roomed House. 6stail etab'.e, i-mi!« irom School, Creamery on the property, 30 acre* oat*, CO acree turnip*. Price £11 per acre £500 cash, balance 5 year* at 5 per cent. A bargain. This farm will increase in value yeax by KOL. ea 22l—For Le«se, 000 ACRES, Selwyp. New Houee and ail outbuilding*. B«nt, 12e Cd per acre. 250 ACRES, I'etbven. part of the well-known Springfield Estate. Good iiouse and outbuildings, 50 acrce wheat, 132 acre* oata. Price £18 10s per acre, crops in. Poaeeecion imitediately. £400 down, balance 6 per cent. Jor 5 yeare. H. H. COOK AND COMPANY, PRACTICAL FARM SALESMEN , . INGLIS BUILDINGS (Opp. Tattereall's), Caehel street, Cbristchorch. •Phone 2293. P.O. Box 833. Telegraphic AddroM: "Tuscan," Christ church. Correspondence invited. Send for our Catalogue and particulars. C 8227 |~IOSSIP for Girie, Hon**fce«pmg Hint*. VJT Weekly Fashion Notes, and Reading for Everybody. app«*r in the "Page for Women" in Saturday* Edition* o{ Uμ "Eitaxag Ntwe,"