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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17989, 16 July 1920, Page 10

______ PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND TO LET. 'Phone 842. SII LEY W. COOPER, '*baaTm. LAND SALESMAN. 10 DOWLING STREET (NEXT DOOR G.P.0.).

ACRES. FREEHOLD (Penin"ii eu ' a ); subdivided into 12 paddocks; well watered; 2 aercs turnips, 6 acres ploughed, balance good pasture; about 50 iteres of tho form is level; carrying capacity, /0 h&ad cattle; Buildings—9-roamecl House, oi-stalied byre, 5-stalled stable, all good buildings; 2 miles school and factory. PER ACRE.—IIB ACRES FRKIv i HOLD; a first-class dairy farm (Goodwood); subdivided into 9 paddocks; 20 acres turnips, 20 acres ploughed for crop, •balance grass; Buildings—7-roomcd House. 18-staJled byre, 4-stalled stable, barn, and implement shed; dairymen should inquire about this. £*A Pliß ACRE—9OO ACRES FREEoWtJfc HOLD (Milton distriot); half tho run is ploughahle; good sheep country; carrying capacity about 700 sheep; Build-ings—4-roorned House and outbuildings; 6 miles station. Bchool alongside. KjTt) —87 ACRES; subdivided into cWAi^if'LP 8 paddocks; 20 acres bush (totnra), balance good grass; 6-roomed House, 20-ptalled byre, and all necessary buildings; rail and school 1 mile; north line. Cash required, about £500. TV AIRY FARM (handy to IKinedin); 95 acres, all ploughable; good grass Jand; 5-roomed House, cowbyre, good range buildings; stock includes 11 good oows (close to profit), 6 head young cattle, 4 horses, 4 pigs. Going concern, £2000. £700 cash wanted.

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