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Feilding Star, Volume VII, Issue 1906, 23 October 1912, Page 1

AN EXCELLENT SHEER PROPERTY QK(\ ACRES—Rangitlkel DisOv\J trict—Very rich soil, on. papa formation. Some of the finest grass country in New Zealand. Fair proportion of hilly, undulatihg, and small flats. Good homestead, woolshed, yards, etc. School, 1 mile. Telephone laid on. to house. 15 miles from good stock market by excellent roads. Over 100 per cent, of lambs this year. Heavy carrying capacity. Price £13 10s per acre. £2000 cash. No. 1732. No. 1786. A. H. ATKINSON \ CO,, Lto. AUCTIONEERS & LAND AGENTS, FEILDDNG.

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