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Press, Volume LV, Issue 16437, 3 February 1919, Page 10

PROPERTIES FOR SALfc. EVANS AND BULL. J. S. Evans, (Roland BulL y Licensed Land Broker.) Established ISSI. N' TEN MILES OUT. Qf>A ACRES Good Medium Land, not €)\J\J boen cropped for years. Substantial Dwelling- and outbuildings. Price, X'l'l 10s per acre, which is much less than adjoining lar.d has been sold for. Owner would t<wko SI suitable property of about 10 acres partly tu orchard near Christchurch as part payment. « AMBERLEY DISTRICT. Fj 9f)A ACRES, dairying, cropping, and St ~yV/ sheep fann for genuine sale. Grow 40 bushels wheat per aero last season, 13 paddocks, well watered, Six-roomed House, barn, eUiblc, cowshed, etc., etc. Close Bchool, ealeyards, etc. i'ij per aero, terms given. Wo con confidently invite enquiry. 268-20 NORTH CANTERBURY. li miloa from Station, $-milo from School and P.O. jj 7 ACRES, good grazing land, permanently watered, 1 acre in turnips, Ixvlanco iu p grass. Also 20 ACRES LEASE of riverbed at 30s pex annum. CARRYING A'i _ PRESENT S cows, 6 horses, and would make an ideal poultry farm. There ifi also plenty of outside work. The_ only reason for eelling is that tho family is growing up, and are going in for a larger place. 1 lent) jj of outside work. Good House, 8 rooms, 3ata.ll stable, 3-bail cowshed. trapshed, and all necessary outbuildings. £-175 f°r QUICK SALE. Good. Terms PAPANUI ORCHARD. ® 6 ACRES, of which 5 acres ore in full bearing good applo trees. Houso 4 rooms and all outbuildings. Owner out to sell, as ho i 3 in business. Low price and good terms Writ© or cull. ANY TEKMS. B A 1 ACRES, FENDALTON — Beet specula--4:2 tion offoring. All front-age, close car. Good 7-roomod House, septic tank, clMtri light, overy convenience. Tbere ia ±10i» _ profit to bo mado on this. * ■« THREE MILES FROM RANGIOKA. 1 ABSOLUTELY GOOD THING. pA ACRES nice mixed farm, good land OU well situated fr-roomed House and outbuildings. Tho place is in IIRSI-CLAbb j ORDER. Price £28 acre tho CHLArLbi. proposition w e have in tW 1-^ vo^ lt ? i P to trict. Easy terms if wantod. Don t fail to get further particulars. *"* ITACRES GOOD FREEHOLD G-ACRE ORCHARD IN FULL BEARING. INSPECT. - f}-i OAA ONLY, say £400 down, and baldbXoUv/ ance arranged for 5 yeare. 4 r si srJs.&S'W isfcfcE ffjLnasSffS&aSrarss Well' sheltered. Call at once. n - NINE MILES OUT. \ orv ACRES First-class Land, suitable for OU any class of farming, dairy or cropping, in A 1 order. Now 4-roomed House and good outbuildings. Being offered a bedrock price. Good terms, or owner wiU I consider taking 2 or 3 acres near Town as „ deposit on a cash basis. If you " go ° £ gjgl handy took. - near leeston. J lAfk ACRES, £20 per acre. Terms, £250 .UU down. Owner retired. Good mixed all-round Farm in a fine di ® trl £\,„°t a Creamery, School, Saleyards, and Railway. House 4 rooms, 4-stall ata y®» * cowbails, etc. FULL PARTICULARS on tion. EVANS AND BULL, 63 CATHEDRAO SQUARE, I First Floor of the Government Lifs r Insurance Buildings, t Two Doora East of out Old OffioM. « E4612-344 2 P. L. DAVIES AND CO. P. L. DA VIES AND CO. SHIRLEY. AN IDEAL RESIDENCE. ' Situated on a High Terrace, fronting the i Stream. MODERN BUNGALOW of 7 rooms and all necessary oßices. Without exception the design, conveniences, and decorations attachcd to this home are most unique nnd ' elaborate, and can not bo surpassed in any ntlier home in New Zealand. DOUBLE MOTOR GARAGE, ELECTRIC LIGHT. Land, nearly 3 acres of tho very best and laid out in Lawns. Native Trees, Flowers, Vegetables, Garden, J-acre m orchard, 460 ft . deep well rising 20ft. . Good reasons. for parting. Price, terms, etc " p. L. DAVIES and CO., 161 Cashel street, D 2605-772 8016 -^eats. . : SPORTING. WANGANUI TROTTING CLUB. ON account of Negotiations for a Permit ' for a SECOND DAY'S RACING,/ the TIME FOR CLOSING NOMINATIONS for the Firet day has beenEEXTENDErD r to FEBRUARY 4th. 1 W. M. FALCONER, ? Secretary, \ 8215 Wnaganui. t TROTTING CLUB. t J (Approved by the N.Z. Trotting i Association.) e PROGRAMME FOR SECOND DAY . To be held on the Wanganui Racecourse on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24th, 1919. >- i. INNOVATION HANDICAP, of 50 sovs; , second horse to receive 7 sovb, and thud horse 3 sovs from the stake. Open to >> horses that have not won at better than L ' 2.33 to tho mile at time of nomination, d Limit, 4.6. Saddle. .Nomination, 15s. d Acceptance, 255. One mile and a half. 2. TRAMWAY HANDICAP, of 90 sovs; scc- ' ond horse to receive 15 bovs, and third horse 5 sovs from the stake. Limit, 3.10. Saddle. Nomination, 20s. Acceptance, 30s. One mile and a quarter. 3. WANGANUI STAKES, of 150 sovs; second horse to receive 20 sovs, and third ~ horee 10 sovs from the stake. Limit 4.58. Harness. Nomination, 30s, Acceptance, 50s. Two miles. 4 JEASTBROOK HANDICAP (for ttnhoppled trotters only), of 90 sovs; second horse to receive 15 sovs, and third horse 5 sovs from the stake. Limit, 4 minutce. Saddle. Nomination, 20s. Acceptance, J)s. J* One mile and a half. in 5 STEWARDS' HANDICAP, of 100 sovs; Q ; ' second horse to receivo 15 sovs, and third , horse 5 sovs from the stake. Limit, 5.1 j. Harness. Nomination, 20s. Acceptance, , a ! 30s. Tv.-o miles. Id o- G BALLANCE HANDICAP (for unhoppled •r- ' trotters onlv), of 100 sovs; second horse y. t0 receive 15 sovs, and third horse 5 sovs er from the stake. Limit, 5.10. Harness. or - Nomination, 20s. Acceptance, 30s. Two ie * miles--7 final HANDICAP, of 90 sovs; sccond horse to receivo 15 sovs, and third horso 5 sovs from tho stake. Limit, 3.8. Harness. Nomination, 20s. Acceptance, 30s. _ One mile and a quarter. KfIMTN VTIONS Firet Day extended to 5 p.m., on TUESDAY, February 4th. H, NOMINATIONS Sccond Day clobo 5 p.m., MONDAY, February 10th. re, Jd- HANDICAPS, First Day, appear February 18 10th. on ACCEPTANCES close 0 on FRIDAY, February 14th. in ctlly CTA.VDICAPS. Second Day, appear 9.30 an FRIDAY, February 21st. nd a rrT-PTANCES for Second Day close 0.30 a.m.'on February 22nd. :Z ' 6 W. M. FALCONER, ld y Secretary. P.O Box 59. 387 Wanganui. 6104