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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 8203, 28 July 1915, Page 8

LAND AND GENERAL. THE NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY COMPANY, ofN.Z., LTD. 2059 ACRES. 2059. ■piRST-G'LASS CROPPING AND GRAZING LANDS. WILL RETURN GOOD YIELDS OF WHEAT AND OATS. SHEEP-FATTENING LAND OF QUALITY. Well Watered, Fenced, and Subdivided: '. Situated: 12 Miles from Ashburton. Close to School and Post Office. Would. Divide into Three Conveniently Worked Farms. TWO 'GOOD HOMESTEADS and all necessary OUTBUILDINGS. Owner-will sell on reasonably Good forms,- or would' consider Leasing to 'Approved Teftaiits.. • We shall be pleased to lot Genuine Buyers '■'■■ or Approved Applicants far: Leasing have full particulars of the abovo Property. WE HAVE PARTICULARS OF PROPERTIES OF ALL DESCRIPTI.ONS ON OUR REGISTER. THOSE ON THE LOOK-OUT FOR j. "PASTURES NEW" WILL FIND IT TO milß ADVANTAGE TO GIVE. US;.4* CALL. . We Shall Be Pleased to Have Particulars of Properties that are on the Market For Sa!&. NATIONAL MORTGAGE AND AGENCY CO., ' ASHBURTOK. :j ■• • '■ LAND SALESMEN. LA NO FOR SALE. A FEW MORE GENUINE, CHEAP | PROPERTIES. j 1300 ACRES, excellent sheep country, handy rail, town, etc. 4-roomed house, 8-stalled stable, man's \vhare, smithy, etc. 15 paddocks, water in each. Always carries ! 1400 ewes and fattens lambs. Price*—£B per acre, and easy terms to a good man. j 80S ACRES,- at Lyndhursl, handy to , school and postiofficv. " Improve- j ,ments consist of ideal homestead] and full range "of outbuildings.! Subdivided, into 14 paddocks, I water- in each. 250. acres in crop. , A gift at £22 per acre, crops in. Terms, say, £2000 cash. Balance easy. >. ■ i. ■■'■." . ' ; ; 790 ACRES, sheep country, good homestead, etc., and handy to post office, etc. Woll subdivided into 15 paddocks, water in each. Carrying capacity is 1200 ewep., and fattens 1700 lambß, etc. 11l health compels the owner to sell at £12 per acre, with, say, £1000 cash. Worth inspection. 600 ACRES, best cropping and grazing j land in-; the county. Excellent I ; Homestead and building. 300 i acres in wheat, and 40. in oats, j Price ; £35 per acre; crops in, and'balance- on easy terms. This is a model farm, and can't be j beaten. A good man can get on j this property with £2000 deposit. Inspect at once. ' 300 ACRES, handy to school, post of-] fice, etc., fair buildings, well i fenced, etc., 60 acres-in wheat,, 40 acres in. oats, balance .in I young grass. Has grown 55 bushels wheat, and 72 bushels of oats per acre. Price—£2o/ per acre,' and £1 per acre deposit. A good chance for man of limited capital. If you are in search of Land, look us up at one«. We have Good Properties on our Book for Sale, with Deposits of £3*oo and upwards. GET ON THE LAND. N.I, FARMERS' CO-OP., Land Department,