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Ashburton Guardian, Issue 8346, 10 April 1912, Page 8

HENRY STEPHENSON. TO-MORROW. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, On account of Mr J. F. Pritchard, Trevorton, as previously advertised. 2 O'clock Sharp. WITHOUT RESERVE. HENRY STEPHENSON, 4 163 Auctioneer.

TEVIOT FRUIT. PEACHES, PLUMS, &c. The Finest Fruit m the Market for Dessert, Jam or Bottling. I am receiving regular consignments daily, amd as the Teviot fruit season will be over m about a fortnight, you should order now to save disappointment. 'Absolutely tne cheapest and best fruit on the market. I am also receiving regular consignments of Tomatoes, Apples and Pears. Auction Sales of Fruit every Saturday and privately through the week. Chaff, Gats, Potatoes and other Produce for sale at lowest prices, free of cartage. AGENT FOR— Norwich Union Fire Insurance Company. Norwich and London Accident Insurance Indemnity. Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society. / HENRY STEPHENSON, Auctioneer, Land, Estate and Financial Agent. 17

LAND AND GENERAL. R. M. Spoirs. .. E. L. Satmders. :■ li. : . J.-Wilkins.-•■.-TO^ THOSE IN SEARCH OF SHEEP V ,-, ■■ ■ ANDS GRAZING- ■LAND:";' •' WE watnt to see you at once. It will save you a lot of trouble. WE are m a position to offer you land at a price and on terms that will appeal to you as perhaps A FINE SHEEP FARM. ONLY £4 4s PER ACRE. A&(\(\ ACRES of Good SHEEP 4tOUU COUNTRY, including some fine Cropping arid Dairying Land; 100 Acres m Dun Oats (ready to harvest and expected to average over 80 bushels to the acre), 150 acres m Turnips, 100 Acres m Grass and Turnips, about 1700 Acres m Grass, balance m tussock. The Property has been carrying 4500 sheep. It is subdivided by good wire fences into 20 paddocks, all watered by natural streams. Situated only 3£ miles from rail, school, and post office. THE BUILDINGS comprise good sroomed House, Dairy, 8-stall Stable, Cow-shed, Large Woolshed (4 Wolseley Machines), Chaffhouse^ -Men's Whare, Sheepyards, Dip, etc. PRICE only £4 4s per Acre. Crops at valuation. NOTE.—This Property is well worth the consideration of .anyone requiring a Good SHEEP FARM, with prospective Value. SPEIRS, SAUNDERS, and CO., 169 Cashel Street, Christchurch. NO OTHER CANTERBURY PROPOSITION WILL. OUR instructions are to SELL, i OAA AORES. 1800 Acres, IoUU IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS, Say from 300 Acres upwards. THE PRICES rang© from £12 to ; £14 per acre. Every lot is conveniently subdivided and well watered* and exceptionally well fenced. The land is capable of carrying from 2 to 2f sheep to the acre. It is m English grass, turnips, oats, and rape, and there is an abundance of feed. HEALTHY LOCALITY. NO NOXIOUS WEEDS. - No trouble from blight. Good roads. ' The Property is situated close to school, and m a closely settled district. There is an immediate ' prospect of dairying being developed. BIG PROSPECTIVE VALUE. For Plan arid fuller particulars apply to— SPEIRS, SAUNDERS, and CO., 169 Cashel Street,- Christchurch. NORTH ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE. i £OA ACRES, at £1 10s per JLO^U Acre. A Good GRAZING RUN, nearly all level country, about 200 Acres Grass, 400 Acres bush, 500 .Acres swamp, remainder rough feed. Clay ioariv soil, well watered, 4 to 5 mile* of fencing. Small House. FREEHOLD TITLE. EASY. TERMS. ;.•.■■■■•...:' A Splendid opportunity for a young farmer, with small capital. • «8lB,E : -PeT!V' AGENT, BURNETT STREET. WANTED. —Prime Extracted Honey. Clean Beeswax. _ Prime Dairy or Separator Butter. New Laid Eggs. FLETCHER BROS.' | Cash Supply Stores. 151