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Press, Volume L, Issue 15037, 4 August 1914, Page 15

PROPERTIES FOR SALE. ALLAN HOPKINS. ALLAN HOPKINS, AUCTIONEER, HOUSE, LANp, ESTATE, STOCK AND STATION AGENT, VALUATOR AND LICENSED LAND BROKi-B- ' «^«_____ CHIEF AGENT FOR THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO.. LTD. CA-HEDbSI SQUARE AND HEREFORD STREET /Next Bank of New Zealand), * CHRISTCHURCH. PO Box 635. Telephone 658. Santera: Bank "of New Zealand. ■ Leasehold. •• r-K" ACRES, Canterbury, handy to tchool LiO and station, lease 17 years to run s.t 4s Cd per acTe; also 200 Acres of good pLtatioVcan go' with the_ above, at £10 pw year Subdivided into 7 paddocks, all flat and ploughable. House of 5 rooms, dairy, waehhouee, stable. Sheep yards, etc. All improvements are paid for at the espiration of lease. For goodwill and improvements the price is only ***>■ __ALLAN HOPKINS. GOiNG-CO|CERN- £§§(). TFASEHOLD 133 ACRES, situated in B orf district, 12 miles from Christchurch, 5 years to run, rent 5> per acre (with a purchasing clause on exceptional terms) , _ This is a good opportunity, the --and v all flat and ploughable, subdivided into <> paddocks, and will grow good tnraips, rap* and catal House oi 4 rooms, stable, graa"s'oria''- Oray *nd Harness. 55 &en?» m oat«, 3 Draught Horses and Harneas. Doublefurrow Plough. CamoridPV.dol.er, 4-leaf Harrows, Farmer's I'av. JJnll, Sneep tceders, and sundries. , The above has carried 1100 sheep a] tho W PRICE AS A GOING CONCERN. £330. > litiur, _o « ALLAN HOPKINS. FREEHOLD SNIP. ~ O m l7 ACRES, situated 4* miles from the -SO I main line, Southland, and handy to school, creamery, and township? The land consists of lo* downs iscing the sun, and is well sheltered. This is a first-class block of sheep livnd, and will carry easily when grassed 1 e«c to the sere It is all virgin soil, and is at present all ploughed and ready to bow down according to lequirements. The land is prscticallv all fenced, and the -vendor (who lives in Christchurcn, is out to sell, and will give the best of terms to a good man, and help him in the road to success. _ This is unquestionably a working mans ch&nco, very little money is requires, and the land is cheap. ■ -4 10s PER ACRE. (162) ALLAN HOPKINS. 01 OA ACRES, Canterbury, 5 mi'es fromLxYLKj Station, and 1 mile from tchool, telephone, post office, and store. Subdivided into 20 pnddocks, and served by natural streams. . Hous-} of 7 rooms, .woolalied, ftables. etc. A first-class sheep and cattle farm, mostly low downs with an abundance of feed. Ths owner must sell in 1. 2 or S brocks to suit. PRICE £3 PER ACRE. AND GOOD TERMS. (474) _ALLAN HOPKINS. NATIVirTEASEHOLD. "101 A ACRES, 40 years to run, rent 2s ■ L&U± per acre for the firsl 19 years,, and. 4s for the b.-ilsnsa of term, the property is situated anout a mnes rrom the Main Trunk line to Auckland, near Te Kuiti? and consists of low downs, bordering on the Waipa River. The soil is free and of excellent quality, and when cleared can all be easily ploughed. A considerable amount of fencing has been erected, and 'tock can be put on at once. .„__. * ' PRICE 30* PER ACRE. ALLAN HOPKINS. ' DAIRYING. ETrw ACRES, situated in South Canterbury, D I 2 miles from a good township, and 1* miles from. creamery and school. .Good House of 6 rooms, stable, cowbyre, trapahed, chaffhouse and orchard. 10 Acres in rye torn, 16 acres in oats, 15 acres .n 1-year grass. Carrying capacity 30 cows with case. Also 96 acres of riverbed frontage, which is trood sheep country. The freehold is rich river silt. < 107 > PRICE £1600, AND GOOD TERMS. ALLAN HOPKINS. AO AH ACRES, situated in Taranaki, sub'±o _: I divided into 14 paddocks, and watered by natural streams. Stock 2COO ewes, and 1400 dry sheen, and when further improved, will carry 2 sheen to tho acre. . House of 4 rooms, woolabed, with machines . and engine, sheep yards and dtp. A railway is in course of construction past tho property, which will greatly enhance its prospective value. ' _. .___ PRICE £5 PER ACRE Owner will exchange for City Property Equity £14,000. (475) q 7 * ALLAN HOPKINS. SPEIRSi SADNPERS AND 00. '; R. _L Speirs.) (R- 'L. Saundera DO YOU LIVE THE HIGHER LIFE? ARE YOU QUALIFIED TO JOIN THE. OPTIMISTS' CLUB? If not, try— WARM, SUNNY CLIFTON. ESCAPE the Ch.Tistcb.urch fogs, and the, •winter frosts and cold, and prepare to enjoy 'the summer! \ CLIFTON NO. 1.. _?CQK—BUNGALOW of 4 rooms and dwOOO basement, sleeping verandah, bathroom, h. and «. water service, gas and fittings, and all -usual conveniences. Lovely view. Well sheltered from easterly winds. May be rented at 2Cs per weok. 'SPEIRS, SAUNDERS and- CO., 160 Cashel street. - . CLIFTON NO. 2. _?/2Q BUNGALOW, -but, oWUOO with additional room and more space. All conveniences. Good quartor-acre section, commanding a splendid view A very cheap property. Owner prepared to let at 25a per week. SPEIRS, SAUNDERS and CO., IC9 Cashel street. ' CLIFTON NO. S. _?1 HfiA— CHARMING BUNGALOW, of cfcdLUUU 6 rooms, and all conveniences, including sewer connexion, gas and fittings, porcelain bath and basin, etc. FINE SECTION, poss_»sing a beautiful view, wellsheltered from both easterly and sou'-weet winds, and Eandy to tram and beach. , SPEIRS, SAUNuERS and CO., 169 C&shei street. PARTICULARS OF CLIFTON SECTIONS an 3 ether properties in this wellfavoured residential locality will bo gladly given oa application.. SPEIRS, SAUNDERS and CO., 169 Caabel street. ISE SHEEPFARMERS' AGENCY. THE STJEEPFABMERS', AGENCY. FOR SALE. THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY ON THE. MARKET. 10,600 ACRES AT £2 5a PER ACRE. • THIS FINE PROPERTY coneista of 10,500 acres, of which 1500 acres ia agricultural land, mainly in grats, part in I turnipa. The P"** carries, without cultivation/3000 «wea and 2000 dry sheep, also 100 breeding cows and 50 horses. Wellbuilt Homestead of 10 rooms, shearaio>_>ed, yards, etc Situated 9 milee from township. Vnilwev, and freezing works. Would subdivide'into three good aheep farma Prica £3 5* per acre. . THE SHEEPFARMERS' AGENCY, 155 Hereford street, Christchurch, Agents f« "The Pastoral Review,'' "The Stockowners' Guide, London and Midland insurance Co. , rpHE Special "Page for Women" in SaturX day's Editions of The Evening New«" appeals to evexy-en*. A Bright Bona Msgatiaa,