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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2217, 26 April 1880, Page 4

For Sale. PROPERTIES FOR SALE. 5 ROOMED HOUSE and J ACRE OF LAND situated on West Town Belt, price very low. Either of the above can be sold on deferred payments extending over a term of 3 to 6 years. QOA ACRES op good agriculTURAL LAND situated on the Horse Shoe Bend, Burke’s Pass road. Very easy terms can be given to a bona fide farmer. Q A ACRES OF LAND at Cooper’s Creek /w with a magnificent stream running through it, viz., Cooper’s Creek. Would make a splendid site for an Hotel, being on a corner, and the Main Road from Orari Gorge and Peel Forest to South Ran gitata Railway Station, or would be a good site for a Mill or Fellniongcrj. Very easy terms can be given. Also, SEVERAL very good sites for SUBURBAN RESIDENCES varying from \ to 2 Acres, on easy terms. Apply to ROBERT STANSELL, Office, Church Street, or Box 81, P 0. Jjl 0 R SALE—--1 7-foot Side-board (Mahogany), 1 Lady and Gentleman’s Albert Chair in horsehair, and Easy Couch to match, 1 Loo Table (oval), 1 large Chimney Mirror (gilded), and a choice, selection of Pictures, Carpets, Rugs, &c f &c., and 2 Toilet Tables. All new and English make. Apply office of this paper. Tate and hall Have FOR SALE 200 Acres near Ashburton, price £375 90 ~ near Arowhenua, all im- ,:: proved, well fenced, and with house • IGO Acres at Waitohi, all cultivated in splendid condition 40 Acres, cultivated, Tiko Flat_ 90,.:.,, unimproved, at Ashwick 170 1 „ Raincliff, fenced, and with house IGO Acres, Raincliff, unimproved Section and House in William street, price £250 ' Sections in the Point, Farlie Creek, and Hilton Townships; also, Kensington £-Acvc, Blacksmith’s Shop and House, at the Cave ■ ' J-Acre Lcastho d in Heaton street, Houses brii ging in 24s per week, ■ price 2250 ■ Also, several Hotels. And TO LET R.S. 291G3, 200 Acres.

JP ROPERTIES FOR SALE--500,' 400, 200 acres, Orari, from £2los 590 acres, Waiho, good land. 320 do near ’ Silverstreara Hotel, £3. 326 do near Winchester 400 do near Makikihi Station. 282 do Farm 7 miles from Timaru. 200 • .do North Rangitata. Ifil Acres South Rangitata. £4 10s. 54 do Pareora Valley, £5. 35 do adjoining Mr Grant’s Rangitata Island, £3. 20 do Otaio, containing coal and limestone. 100 do near Farlie Creek Hotel £5. Sections in various localities near Timaru from £4O each. House Properties in Timaru. . Easy Terms. C. BOWKER, Land Agent. w. M 0 0 D ¥ Land and Financial Agent, HAS FOR SALE 550 Farm, 9 miles from Railway ' Station, Finest Limestone Land, fenced substantially, price £3 10s per Acre. 319 acre Farm, Improved, near Makikihi, £9 per Acre. 1100 acres Unimproved Level Land Fairlre Creek £3 10s. 1500 acres Unimproved Level Land Fairlie Creek £3 10s. 440 acres Improved Farm, near Hilton, 6 miles from Railway Station. 450 acres Unimproved Land splendid quality, near Raincliff. 400 acres Improved Farm, cheap. Liberal terms of payment can be arangca for all these properties. Further particulars obtained from' W. MOODY. Bxisiness Notices. JAMES E. - BECKING HAM (Late W. L. Edwards). Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer, Opposite Timaru Horse Repository. All kinds of Furniture and Bedding made order. Furniture repaired and repolished. H. EX LEY, G ENERAL CARRIER, FORWARDING and RECEIVING AGENT, TIMARU. Expresses meet all Trains North and South. All orders promptly attended to. ENGRAVING. S T gTANSE LL, ORNAMENTAL AND GENERAL ENGRAVER. ARMS CRESTS MONOGRAMS and INSCRIPTIONS Cut on Gold or Silver Plate. Cards, Billheads, Door and Window Plates, Stamps and Dies Cut, For terms, &c., apply at the South Canterbury Times Oeeice, Church street, Timaru. Country orders promptly attended to NOTICE. The country edition of the “ South Canterbury Times ” may he obtained at the Bailway Station every evening at 4.15. Advertisers are requested to send in thev . favours by 2.30 p.on. to ensure insertion in the Country Edition ._ The “ South Canterbury Times ” [established Jan. 10,1870 ] is the largest and best Evening Paper in the district. The first edition is published at 4 p.on., and the second at 5.15 p.on. The “ Times ” is delivered in town or country for ONE PENNY.